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The Sam M. Walton College of Business H.A.N.D.S. Award
was created in 2006 in order to recognize business students'
contributions to the advancement of diversity relations in
the Walton College.A $50 monetary award is given to two
individuals who best exhibit the values of a diverse
scholar.
[MORE INFORMATION HERE] 
[ONLINE NOMINATION FORM]
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Purpose
The Dean's Student Advisory Board provides the student constituency a forum to voice their needs, concerns, and suggestions as they pertain to future planning and
decision making within the College.
Membership Selection Guidelines
The board consists of approximately 24 students representing the diverse nature of the student body in the College of Business Administration who will serve from
September 1 through May 15. Care is taken to represent all majors, ethnic groups, gender, student classifications, student organizations, and physically challenged students. To ensure continuity
from year to year, underclassmen are invited to continue their membership with the Board until graduation.
Subcommittees and Executive Committee
The board will consist of rotating subcommittees representing timely and relevant areas of concern, such as commencement speaker, long-range planning, student
recruiting, retention, student placement, and general student concerns. Each subcommittee leader will also represent their group as a member of the executive committee.
Scheduled Meetings
The Executive Committee, each subcommittee, or the entire Student Advisory Board should meet no less the once a month. However, the Executive Committee and/or each
subcommittee may require additional meetings depending upon group agendas.
Representatives of the University
Given that each student nominated to the Board represents a vital part of the College of Business Administration community, board members serve as representatives
of the College of Business Administration at special events throughout the year.
Faculty Advisor
The Faculty Advisor of the Dean's Student Advisory Board is appointed by the Associate Dean of the College of Business Administration.
Changes to the Charter
Any changes to this charter must be approved by a majority vote of a quorum of board representatives. |
