The Projects & Services Committee is charged with two main objectives:
1. To oversee the various departments that provide student services (parking, dining, housing, campus facilities, bookstore, security, etc.), and work to continually improve their quality.
2. To enhance all aspects of the campus environment and student life, through assessment and improvement of facilities, structures, programs and policies relevant to the student body.
The Committee works intimately with administrators, the heads of departments and University Offices in achieving these objectives. It also thrives on student feedback, allowing the committee to represent the student opinion as accurately as possible. Common projects are exemplified by improvements to dining, facilities, health services, transportation, and security. Continued services include City Cycles, the Collegiate Readership Program, and Thanksgiving break shuttles. If you have any questions or comments, you are encouraged to contact the committee by selecting "Ideas for New Campus Projects" on our Feedback Page or by emailing the co-chairs.
Meet the Committee
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Alissa Brill Projects & Services Committee Co-Chair Class of 2012 alissa.brill@rochester.edu |
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Bradley Halpern Projects & Services Committee Co-Chair Senator At-Large Class of 2012 bradley.halpern@rochester.edu |
| Committee Members | |||
| Kirstin Barry (2010) | Ryan Mills (2010) | ||
| Shubho Bhattacharyya (2013) | Lalita Movva (2013) | ||
| Kaitlin Carragher (2012) | Dennis Nave (2011) | ||
| Joe Ciminelli (2013) | Sonja Page (2013) | ||
| Kevin Ewer (2011) | Daniel Peng (2012) | ||
| Ana Garcia (2013) | Sneha Rath (2012) | ||
| Alexis Ginsberg (2011) | Jen Roach (2011) | ||
| Ashley Haluck Kangas (2011) | Leah Spungen (2012) | ||
| Kindred Harris (2012) | Yoon Suk Yi (2013) | ||
| James Jeng (2013) | Tiffanie Tam (2013) | ||
| Tim Kuchman (2013) | Krishna Upadhyaya (2010) | ||
| Dale Levine (2011) | Chizoba Umesi (2013) | ||
| Justin Lukoff (2013) | Calvin Yoon (2013) | ||
| Nishi Mehta (Take 5) | Yujia Zhai (2013) | ||
The Walk for Light is an SA sponsored bi-annual assessment of campus safety, involving analyzation of outdoor lighting quality, blue light phone availability, and overall impression of various areas. A team of students and administrators from Facilities and Security are assigned to each of section of the River Campus in order to gather information for the final report.
