The Head of College at Trinity is considered the Chief Officer of the Trinity College Meeting (TCM). He is a student rep on all levels of College governance, including the Board of Trustees and Corporation. He works closely with the Dean of Men on residence issues, and must live in residence during his term of office. All Men of College entering their 3rd or 4th years are eligible to run for this position.
Head of College (St. Hilda’s)
The Head of College at St. Hilda's is considered the Chief Officer of the St. Hilda's College Meeting (SHCM). She is a student rep on all levels of College governance, including the Board of Trustees and Corporation. She works closely with the Dean of Women on residence issues, and must live in residence during her term of office. All Women of College entering their 3rd or 4th years are eligible to run for this position.
The Heads of Arts are the social convenors for Trinity College. The Male Head of Arts is responsible to the TCM and makes reports on the social activities of the College at each meeting. In conjunction with the female Head of Arts, he is responsible for the overseeing of all parties, pubs, and other events, as well as maintaining the Henderson Tower storage room and the stereo equipment. He is also responsible for maintaining the Welch House Common Room. The Heads of Arts are student representatives on the Trinity College Senate and Corporation. All Men of College entering their 3rd or 4th years are eligible to run for this position.
The Heads of Arts are the social convenors for Trinity College. The Female Head of Arts is responsible to the SHCM and makes reports on the social activities of the College at each meeting. In conjunction with the male Head of Arts, she is responsible for the overseeing of all parties, pubs, and other events, as well as maintaining the Henderson Tower storage room and the stereo equipment. She is also responsible for maintaining the 2nd No-Name Common Room. The Heads of Arts are student representatives on the Trinity College Senate and Corporation. All Women of College entering their 3rd or 4th years are eligible to run for this position.
Head of
NRAC (Trinity)
The Heads
of NRAC work to integrate the resident and non-resident communities at Trinity
College. The male Head represents
non-resident affairs at the TCM and the JCM and sits on Corporation and either
the Board of Trustees or the Senate. In
conjunction with the Female Head, he maintains the Non-Residents Affairs office
and plans programs, parties, and pubs to draw out non-resident students. All Men of College entering 3rd or
4th year are eligible to run for this position.
Head of
NRAC (St. Hilda’s)
The Heads
of NRAC work to integrate the resident and non-resident communities at Trinity
College. The female Head represents
non-resident affairs at the SHCM and the JCM and sits on Corporation and either
the Board of Trustees or the Senate. In
conjunction with the Male Head, she maintains the Non-Residents Affairs office
and plans programs, parties, and pubs to draw out non-resident students. All Women of College entering 3rd
or 4th year are eligible to run for this position.
The Speaker of the LIT presides over weekly debates in the JCR (Thursday
nights). This includes having a prepared
opening and oath every week. He/She is also responsible for producing the
programmes for Conversat, Guy Fawkes Day as well as any other TCLI event. All
Men and Women of College entering their 3rd or 4th years
who attended at least two debates and either debated or made at least one floor
speech in the past year are eligible to run for the position of Speaker.
The Deputy
Speaker assumes all responsibilities of the Speaker of the LIT in his/her
absence. The Deputy Speaker also chairs the Awards Committee and the
Consitution Committee and is responsible for organizing the awards at the AGM.
All Men and Women of College who attended at least two debates and either
debated or made at least one floor speech in the past year are eligible to run
for TCLI positions.
The Treasurer of the LIT
is responsible for maintaining good financial records for all LIT transactions
in compliance with the JCM Fiscal Policy.
This involves weekly coordination with the LIT Prime Minister to write
and sign cheques, and dealing with the Royal Bank of Canada. Also, the LIT Treasurer must coordinate to
write the budget for the JCM at the beginning of the year and is solely
responsible for submitting the books for audit twice a year. All Men and Women of College who
attended at least two debates and either debated or made at least one floor
speech in the past year are eligible to run for TCLI positions.
The Clerk of the LIT is responsible for taking minutes
at LIT debates and announcing the resolutions. The Clerk is also responsible
for putting up posters announcing all LIT events 3 days before the event. This
involves a lot of photocopying and taping up every week. All Men and Women of College who attended at
least two debates and either debated or made at least one floor speech in the
past year are eligible to run for TCLI positions.
The President of the Trinity College Athletic Association,
in conjunction with the President of SHAA, is responsible for the coordination
of all Athletic activities at the College.
Generally, this includes the organization of meetings, a pub, the
Athletic Banquet/Ball, and the sale of TrinWear. He
sits on the JBS and Corporation and makes reports at every TCM. He is also the
Trinity College representative to the Men’s Intramural Sports Council (a
UofT-wide committee.) All Men of College
are eligible to run for this position.
The
President of the St. Hilda’s Athletic Association, in conjunction with the
President of the TCAA, is responsible for the coordination of all Athletic
activities at the College. Generally,
this includes the organization of meetings, a pub, the Athletic Banquet/Ball,
and the sale of TrinWear. She sits on the JBS and
Corporation and makes reports at every SHCM.
She is also the Trinity College representative to
the Women’s Intramural Sports Council (a UofT-wide committee.) All Women of College are eligible to run for
this position.
TCDS
Co-President (Trinity)
The
TCDS co-presidents share the responsibility of overseeing the administrative
function of the TCDS – setting play dates for the year, calling for play
proposals, running regular TCDS exec meetings, and facilitating the work of the
productions’ directors. All Men of
College who have been on the TCDS Exec for at least one year are eligible to
run for this position. Co-Presidents
cannot direct a TCDS production in their term of office.
TCDS
Co-President (St. Hilda’s)
The TCDS co-presidents share the
responsibility of overseeing the administrative function of the TCDS – setting
play dates for the year, calling for play proposals, running regular TCDS exec
meetings, and facilitating the work of the productions’ directors. All Women of College who have been on the
TCDS Exec for at least one year are eligible to run for this position. Co-Presidents cannot direct a TCDS production
in their term of office.
Senate Rep
(Science)
Senate Rep
(Social Science)
The
student representatives to the Trinity College Senate are responsible for
attending monthly Senate meetings, and sitting on one of the Senate’s
sub-committees. Only social science
students are eligible to run for Senate Rep (Social Science).
Senate Rep
(Humanities)
The
student representatives to the Trinity College Senate are responsible for
attending monthly Senate meetings, and sitting on one of the Senate’s
sub-committees. Only humanities students
are eligible to run for Senate Rep (Humanities).
House
Committee Rep (Trinity)
The
Trinity House Rep deals with the concerns of the residents of 6 Hoskin
Ave. He is responsible for calling and
chairing House Committee Meetings, and reporting the business of the Committee
to the TCM. The House
Rep is also responsible for fielding comments and complaints from the residents
of Trinity College. All Men of
College who intend to live in residence next year are eligible to run for this
position.
House
Committee Rep (St. Hilda’s)
The St.
Hilda’s House Committee Rep deals with the concerns of the residents of 44
Devonshire Place. She chairs two or
three St. Hilda’s House Committee meetings per term, and manages a small budget
for ‘house’ purposes. The House Rep is
also responsible for fielding comments and complaints from the residents of
St.Hilda’s College. All Women of College
who intend to live in residence next year are eligible to run for this
position.
Food
Committee (Trinity)
The
Trinity College food rep deals with student concerns and questions relating to
Strachan Hall. He must attend weekly
meetings with the dining hall staff to set the weekly menus. The food rep also
contributes to proposed changes to dining hall service. He
also fields comments and complaints from students regarding the quality of the
food. All Men of College who intend to
live in residence next year are eligible to run for this position.
The St. Hilda’s food rep deals with student concerns
and questions relating to Melinda Seaman Dining Hall. She must attend weekly meetings with the Dean
of Women and the dining hall staff to set the weekly menus. The food rep also contributes to proposed changes to dining
hall service (halal options, dining hours), and should be interested in the variety
of meal options available at Melinda Seaman (veggie, vegan). She also maintains an email
account (sthildasfoodrep@hotmail.com) to field comments from the students. All Women of College who intend to live in
residence next year are eligible to run for this position.
JBS
Members-at-Large (Res) (2)
JBS
Members-at-Large (Non-Res) (2)
The Joint Board of Stewards typically meets before each Joint College Meeting and its primary duties are to set the agenda for the JCM and review club budgets for approval. The presidents of most levied clubs sit on the JBS, as well as the student heads. The non-resident members at large should be active participants in the meetings and promote the interests of non-resident students. All Men and Women of College who plan to be non-residents next year are eligible to run for these positions.
The Prime Minister is
responsible for the overall running of the LIT. Responsibilities include
deciding on resolutions, holding exec meetings, planning events chairing the
Annual General Meeting. The Prime Minister of the LIT sits on the JBS and
Corporation. The runner up to the Prime
Minister becomes the Leader of the Opposition, whose duties are essentially the
same, but who neither sits on the JBS nor deals with the LIT finances. All Men
and Women of College entering their 3rd or 4th years who
attended at least two debates and either debated or made at least one floor
speech in the past year are eligible to run for the positions of Prime
Minister/Leader of the Opposition.
The House Leader is the Deputy PM of the LIT. He/She is responsible for getting debaters every week as well as getting equipment for various LIT events such as Karaoke or Croquet. All Men and Women of College who attended at least two debates and either debated or made at least one floor speech in the past year are eligible to run for the House Leader positions.
TCLI Mace
Keepers (2)/Mace Seekers (2)
Candidates for Mace
Keepers and Mace Seekers must be one man and one woman who run as a
ticket. The runner-up ticket will become
the Mace Seekers. The Mace Keepers are responsible for organizing Guy Fawkes
Day as well helping out the first year reps with their jobs. All Men and Women of College who attended at
least two debates and either debated or made at least one floor speech in the
past year are eligible to run for TCLI positions.
TCAA
Vice-Presidents (2)
The two Vice-Presidents of the TCAA help the president,
attend TCAA meetings, generally attend team entry meetings at the AC, and fill
in for president when he is unable to do something. The Vice-Presidents also take key roles in
the organization of some events. All Men
of College are eligible to run for these positions.
The Treasurer of the TCAA is responsible for
maintaining good financial records for all TCAA transactions in compliance with
the JCM Fiscal Policy. This involves
coordination with the TCAA President to write and sign cheques, and dealing
with the Royal Bank of Canada. Also, the
TCAA Treasurer must coordinate to write the budget for the TCAA at the
beginning of the year and is responsible for submitting the books for audit
twice a year. All Men of College are
eligible to run for this position.
The Secretary of the TCAA is responsible for
taking minutes at all TCAA meetings and emailing minutes to all members of the
committee. He is also expected to help
with the organization of some events.
All Men of College are eligible to run for this position.
SHAA
Vice-Presidents (2)
The two Vice-Presidents of SHAA help the president, attend SHAA meetings, generally attend team entry meetings at the AC, and fill in for president when she is unable to do something. The Vice-Presidents also take key roles in the organization of some events. All Women of College are eligible to run for these positions.
The
Treasurer of SHAA is responsible for
maintaining good financial records for all SHAA transactions in compliance with
the JCM Fiscal Policy. This involves
coordination with the SHAA President to write and sign cheques, and dealing
with the Royal Bank of Canada. Also, the
SHAA Treasurer must coordinate to write the budget for SHAA at the beginning of
the year and is responsible for submitting the books for audit twice a
year. All Women of College are eligible
to run for this position.
The Secretary of SHAA is responsible for taking minutes at all SHAA meetings and emailing minutes to all members of the committee. She is also expected to help with the organization of some events. All Women of College are eligible to run for this position.
TCDS
Members-at-Large (2)
The TCDS members-at-large are members of the Executive and
attend Exec meetings, give
feedback on play proposals, issues, etc. The
members-at-large also help poster and organize events. All Men and Women of College are eligible to
run for these positions, excluding first year students.
The primary responsibility
of the TCDS treasurer is to manage and keep careful track of a large and very
complex budget. He/she must be able to
be meticulously organized when it comes to keeping the books, which must be
submitted for audit twice a year. This
is perhaps the most work-intensive and necessary position on the TCDS
Executive. All Men and Women of College
are eligible to run for this position, with the strong recommendation that
candidates have previous experience with the TCDS, preferably on the Exec.
The TCDS secretary is
responsible for calling Executive meetings and keeping minutes. He/she also
gives feedback on play proposals and other issues and can be recruited to help
with general organization and getting a show off the ground. All Men and Women of College entering their
second year or above are eligible to run for this position.
Stephanos Editor-in-Chief/Assistant
Editor/Treasurer/Layout Editor (as a ticket)
The Stephanos Editor-in-Chief is in charge of overseeing all aspects of the
production of the yearbook: recruiting photographers, collecting photos,
finding people to write captions and do layout, etc. He/she is also the main
contact person with Friesens, the yearbook publishing company
and will be working extensively with Adobe Pagemaker 6.5. The assistant editor will aid the
Editor-in-Chief in all aspects of production.
The Treasurer is responsible for maintaining
good financial records for all Stephanos transactions in compliance with the
JCM Fiscal Policy. The responsibilities
of the layout assistant are to help out with all
aspects of the production of the yearbook, with a focus on assisting with
layout, cropping, and copy-editing.
Salterrae
Editor, Associate Editors (2), Production Editor (as a ticket)
Tickets for Salterrae have four
names for four positions: Editor-in-Chief, Production Editor, and two Associate
Editors. Each ticket also produces a position paper where the names of more
people can be included as general staff. This ensures that the top
editors are elected, but no one is excluded from inclusion on a ticket. Running
the paper requires some knowledge of the following: the English language,
finances, article solicitation, copy editing, production, design, photography,
and maybe even some vision. Candidates
should talk with current editors, especially about technology.
Trinity
Review Editor, Associate Editor (as a ticket)
The Editor and Associate Editor of the Trinity Review are
responsible for assembling an editorial board, soliciting creative work, and
publishing Trinity College's literary journal. Traditionally, the goal has been
to publish once per season, but this is at the discretion of the editor and the
board; in reality, we try to publish as much as our budget allows. All Men and Women of College are eligible to run
for these positions.
Head
of 2nd year resident male
The Heads of 2nd year are jointly responsible for: creating a budget and managing the bank account for their year fund, running one pub and two parties (one of which is in Froshweek), and running year meetings if necessary. The resident male head is also responsible for men’s initiations in Froshweek. He is also the secretary of the TCM, which involves publicizing meetings, taking minutes, and maintaining organized records. He is also responsible for discipline in Strachan Hall. All Men of College planning to live in residence and entering their 2nd year are eligible to run for this position.
Head of 2nd
year resident female
The Heads of 2nd year are jointly responsible for: creating a budget and managing the bank account for their year fund, running one pub and two parties (one of which is in Froshweek), and running year meetings if necessary. The resident female head is also responsible for women’s initiations in Froshweek. She is also the secretary of the SHCM, which involves publicizing meetings, taking minutes, and maintaining organized records. All Women of College planning to live in residence and entering their 2nd year are eligible to run for this position.
Head of 2nd year
non-resident male
The
Heads of 2nd year are jointly responsible for: creating a budget and managing
the bank account for their year fund, running one pub and two parties (one of
which is in Froshweek), and running year meetings if necessary. The non-resident male head also has
responsibilities to the NRAC Council, which include participating in regular
meetings and managing NRAC events. All
Men of College planning to be non-residents and entering their 2nd
year are eligible to run for this position.
Head of 2nd year
non-resident female
The Heads
of 2nd year are jointly responsible for: creating a budget and managing the
bank account for their year fund, running one pub and two parties (one of which
is in Froshweek), and running year meetings if necessary. The non-resident female head also has
responsibilities to the NRAC Council, which include participating in regular
meetings and managing NRAC events. All
Women of College planning to be non-residents and entering their 2nd
year are eligible to run for this position.
Head of 3rd
year resident male
The Heads
of 3rd year are jointly responsible for: creating a budget and
managing the bank account for their year fund, running one party and one pub,
and organizing year meetings if necessary.
The resident male head is also the treasurer of the TCM, which involves maintaining good financial records for all TCM transactions
in compliance with the JCM Fiscal Policy, writing and managing the budget, reporting on
the state of the finances to each TCM, and submitting the books for audit twice
a year. The TCM Treasurer sits on
Corporation. All Men of College planning to
live in residence and entering their 3rd year are eligible to run
for this position.
Head of 3rd
year resident female
The Heads
of 3rd year are jointly responsible for: creating a budget and
managing the bank account for their year fund, running one party and one pub,
and organizing year meetings if necessary.
The resident female head is also the treasurer of the SHCM, which
involves maintaining good financial records
for all SHCM transactions in compliance with the JCM Fiscal Policy, writing and managing the
budget, reporting on the state of the finances to each
SHCM, and submitting the books for audit twice a year. The SHCM Treasurer sits on Corporation. All
Women of College planning to live in residence and entering their 3rd
year are eligible to run for this position.
Head of 3rd
year non-resident male
The Heads
of 3rd year are jointly responsible for: creating a budget and
managing the bank account for their year fund, running one party and one pub,
and running year meetings if necessary.
The non-resident male head also has responsibilities to the NRAC
Council, which include participating in regular meetings, helping with events,
and managing some NRAC special projects.
All Men of College planning to be non-residents and entering their 3rd
year are eligible to run for this position.
Head of 3rd
year non-resident female
The Heads
of 3rd year are jointly responsible for: creating a budget and
managing the bank account for their year fund, running one party and one pub,
and running year meetings if necessary.
The non-resident female head also has responsibilities to the NRAC
Council, which include participating in regular meetings, helping with events,
and managing some NRAC special projects.
All Women of College planning to be non-residents and entering their 3rd
year are eligible to run for this position.
Head
of 4th year resident male
The Heads of 4th year are jointly responsible
for: creating a budget and managing the bank account for their year fund,
running one party and one pub, and organizing year meetings if necessary. They are also responsible for arranging the
grad photo sittings and holding a 4th-year reception (aka 4th-year
bar). All Men of College planning to
live in residence and entering their 4th year are eligible to run
for this position.
Head of 4th
year resident female
The Heads
of 4th year are jointly responsible for: creating a budget and
managing the bank account for their year fund, running one party and one pub,
and organizing year meetings if necessary.
They are also responsible for arranging the grad photo sittings and
holding a 4th-year reception (aka 4th-year bar). All Women of College planning to live in
residence and entering their 4th year are eligible to run for this
position.
Head of 4th year non-resident male
Head of 4th year non-resident female
The Heads
of 4th year are jointly responsible for: creating a budget and
managing the bank account for their year fund, running one party and one pub,
and running year meetings if necessary.
The non-resident female head also has responsibilities to the NRAC
Council, which include participating in regular meetings, helping with events,
and overseeing NRAC policy. All Women of
College planning to be non-residents and entering their 4th year are
eligible to run for this position.
The
responsibilities of the student elected representative to the Community Affairs
Committee (CAC) of the Senate include being an active participant in all
meetings of the committee (which typically take place at 8AM) and helping out
with any business of the committee. All
Men and Women of College in entering their second year are eligible to run for
this position.
Ashley
Award
The Ashley award is presented to a graduating student who, in the opinion of his or her peers, has made a substantial and ongoing contribution to the life of the College over the previous four years and has not already been recognised for their commitment by election to a major political post. Students who have been Head of College, Head of Arts, or Head of NRAC shall be ineligible for the Ashley Award
The
Chief Returning Officer (CRO) and Deputy Returning officer (DRO) are officers
of the JCM who are responsible for running the Spring Elections in accordance
with the JCM’s Electoral Rules. They are
responsible for the overall coordination of elections, which includes manning
the ballot boxes, counting votes, and reporting to the JCM at the end of the
year. The CRO/DRO shall run as a ticket
(comprising one Man and one Woman or College) and shall neither hold nor run
for other elected positions in the College under the jurisdiction of the CRO
during their time in office.
The Chair of the Joint College Meeting is responsible for the general organization, calling, and running at least two JCMs per term, as well JBS meetings. He/she should be familiar with Bourinot’s Rules of Order, and be able to maintain order at meetings while remaining politically neutral. The Chair of the JCM sits on Corporation. All Men and Women of College who hold no other elected positions in the College under the jurisdiction of the CRO, with the exception of the Chair of the TCM or SHCM, student representative to the Senate, or student representative to the respective Food or House Committees, are eligible to run for this position. Candidates for JCM Chair must be in second year or above at the time of election.
The JCM Secretary is responsible for the timely advertising of meetings, taking minutes at JCMs and JBSs, forwarding minutes to the appropriate bodies, and general coordination and meeting preparation with the Chair. It is also expected that the JCM Secretary keep organized files for the purpose of archiving. The JCM Secretary sits on the JBS and Corporation. All Men and Women of College are eligible to run for this position.
The JCM Treasurer is responsible for maintaining the books for the Joint College Meeting, managing the budgets and financial disbursements for all levied and non-levied clubs, and reporting to the JCM. He/she must comply with and help enforce the JCM Fiscal Policy, and make him or herself available to receive and process cheque requests. The JCM Treasurer sits on the JBS and Corporation. All Men and Women of College (in second year or above at the time of election) who do not hold the positions of President, Vice President, or Treasurer of any levied or on-levied organization funded by the JCM are eligible to run for this position.
The responsibilities of the Auditor of the JCM include presenting guidelines for proper accounting practices to the JCM, and completing the Winter and Spring audits of the books of all levied and non-levied clubs at Trinity (these audits take place in December and April). All Men and Women of College (in second year or above at the time of the election) who do not hold an executive position on any levied or non-levied club funded by the JCM are eligible to run for this position.
Deputy
Auditor
The
Deputy Auditor is an officer of the JCM and shall act as the auditor’s
assistant. When there is a conflict of
interest as decided by either the Auditor or the JCM, the Deputy Auditor shall
assume the role of auditor for that particular file. The JCM Auditor should not hold an executive
position on any levied or non-levied organization directly or indirectly funded
by the JCM.
SCCC
members at large (2)
The SCCC
members-at-large are responsible for being active participants in all SCCC
meetings called throughout the year, and to help with any work of the
committee. All Men and Women of College
are eligible to run for these positions.
The Chair of the Discipline Committee (D.Comm) is responsible for chairing Discipline hearings as they arise throughout the year. The Deputy Chair takes over from the Chair as needed. As mediators in disputes, they should be able to remain impartial and respect confidentiality rules. All Men and Women of College who are entering their 3rd or 4th year and who will not be members of the JBS are eligible to run for these positions.
The Chair of the St. Hilda’s College Meeting is responsible
for the general organization, calling, and running at least three SHCMs per
term. She should be familiar with
Robert’s Rules of Order, and be able to maintain order at meetings while
remaining politically neutral. The SHCM
Chair sits on the JBS and Corporation.
All Women of College who have no other elected positions (except the
position of Chair of the Joint College Meeting) are eligible to run for this
position.
The Chair of the Trinity College Meeting is responsible for
the general organization, calling, and running at least three TCMs per
term. He should be familiar with
Bourinot’s Rules of Order, and be able to maintain order at meetings while
remaining politically neutral. The TCM
Chair sits on the JBS and Corporation.
All Men of College who do not hold any positions under the jurisdiction
of the TCM (including Heads of year, and House and Food Committee Reps) and who
are entering their 3rd or 4th year are eligible to run
for this position.
Glossary
CRO/DRO: The
Chief Returning Officer (CRO) and Deputy Returning Officer (DRO) of the JCM are
responsible for all aspects of Spring Elections.
D.Comm: The student-run Discipline
Committee (D.Comm) is responsible for cases involving student discipline at
Trinity.
JBS: The Joint Board of Stewards
(JBS) is the executive of the JCM. The
purpose of the JBS is to provide a forum for student leaders of the College to
meet and coordinate their activities towards common goals.
NRAC: The Non-Residents Affairs
Committee (NRAC) is the non-res community’s main link to Trinity.
SCCC: The Student Capital Campaign
Committee (SCCC) is responsible for soliciting for, evaluating, and
recommending to the JCM student proposals for capital projects to be undertaken
at the College.
SHAA: The St. Hilda’s College
Athletic Association (SHAA) is a levied organization at Trinity College which
coordinates all athletic activities for Women of College.
TCAA: The Trinity College Athletic
Association (TCAA) is a levied organization at Trinity College which
coordinates all athletic activities for Men of College.
TCDS: The Trinity College Dramatic
Society (TCDS) is a levied organization at the College which puts on a number
of major dramatic productions per year.
For more information about the TCDS, please see http://www.trinitydrama.com/
TCLI: The Trinity College Literary
Institute (TCLI) meets weekly to hear comedic debates by members of College.
TCM: The Trinity College Meeting
(TCM) is the student political body for Trinity College. It meets at least three times per term to
deal with issues affecting Men of College.
Women residents of Trinity College have full voting rights on all house
issues raised at the TCM.
Corporation: The
Corporation of Trinity College is the highest governing body in the
College. It is made up of about 390
people, including alumni, administration, representatives of the Anglican
Church, and students. Corporation meets
twice a year.
Board of Trustees: The Board
of Trustees handles the management and control of the property, business, and
affairs of Trinity College. It meets
about once a month and is made up of faculty, alumni and student
representatives. The student reps on the
Board of Trustees are both Heads of College, one Head of Non-Residents and one
Head of Divinity.
Senate:
The Trinity College Senate deals with community and academic
matters in the
College. It meets once a month and is made up of
representatives from the College administration, faculty, alumni, staff, and
students. The student reps on the Senate
are both Heads of Arts, one Head of Non-Residents, one Head of Divinity and
three elected students (representing Science, Social Science, and Humanities).
CAC: The Community Affairs
Committee (CAC) is a sub-committee of the Trinity College Senate which
discusses community issues at the College.