Series 1 - Students' Administrative Council

0.29 m of textual records

From the time he arrived on campus as an undergraduate at University College in the fall of 1988, Charles Levi immersed himself in student poltics. In second year (1989-1990) he served as University College representative on the Students' Administrative Council (SAC). He was co-author of the Final Report of its Horizons Working Group on SAC History, and an active participant in the restructuring process of SAC Horizon. He was also a member of the Coalition for Reduced Parking. The next year he was the representative from Landscape Architecture on the Students' Administrative Council. He organized and collated the results of a survey of student attitudes to parking on campus and assisted in the preparation of a SAC parking policy. In fourth year he was the University College representative on SAC.

During his last year as an undergraduate (1991-1992) he was a full-time undergraduate representative on the Academic Board of the Governing Council. He lobbied for student representation on the University search and tenure committees and served on the Academic Appeals Tribunal. The records documenting his activities in these areas are not represented here.

This series contains minutes, memoranda, correspondence, drafts of reports and flyers documenting his involvement with the Students' Administrative Council.

The arrangement is largely chronological.

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