UTSCA Council

What is the UTSCA Council?

The UTSCA Council is a group of five sport club leaders selected to be a part of the advisory council to the Sport Club program. This group of students is selected from club members who demonstrate exemplary leadership in teamwork, communication, decision-making, critical and creative thinking, and reliability. 

What exactly does the Council do?

The Council supports the Sport Club professional staff by recommending changes to the Authorized Representatives Handbook, planning special events, and evaluating aspiring student organizations that want to become a Sport Club. There are many other areas the Council can choose to focus on throughout the year.

Who is on the Council?

Individuals serving on the Council are members of various clubs involved in the UTSCA. The make-up of the Council represents the program – so we are inclusive towards the different philosophies and perspectives by involving members from different sport clubs.

What is the time commitment for serving on the Council?

Typically, the council meets 1-2 hours once or twice a month. Some Council initiatives may require larger time commitments at certain times of the year.

Why should I apply?

We utilize our strongest leaders by selecting them to serve on the Council, and those individuals help improve the program. If you want to advance your leadership experiences, we strongly encourage you to apply. Applications typically open in the spring term for the following academic year.