Neighborhood Governance
Oversight: Making This All Work
Ensuring every student has a rich and meaningful experience during their time in our dorms is our collective responsibility. This is why we’ve put in place systems of shared governance that involve students, faculty and staff to help ensure our residences are everything we need them to be.
Undergraduate Residence Governance Council
The Undergraduate Residence Governance Council oversees all parts of the undergraduate experience in the dorms. This group consists of the:
- Susie Brubaker-Cole, Vice Provost for Student Affairs
- Sarah Church, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education
- Tim Warner, Vice Provost for Budgets and Auxiliaries Management
Stanford Group Accountability Process (SGAP)
Facilitated by the Office of Community Standards (OCS), SGAP addresses alleged violations of university policies by student groups, which includes all voluntary student organizations, student-led residential communities, sports teams (both club and varsity), fraternities, and sororities (“Groups”).
Community Councils
Neighborhood community councils are governing boards of students, Resident Fellows and professional staff working together to make decisions for their local neighborhood.
Governance of University Theme Housing
University Theme Houses will be available to all students from every neighborhood through an application process.
This group represents a huge body of professional staff members who work every day to make the residential experience at Stanford meaningful. The governance group has put a few other structures in place to help us all work together.
