Want to get an "in" with the College of Behavioral & Social Sciences? Want access to BSOS-exclusive internships, lunches with your professors, field trips, networking events, and more? Check out the BSOS Dean's Student Advisory Council!
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The BSOS Dean’s Student Advisory Council (DSAC) was formed in the fall of 2002 and is charged with advising the Dean on various topics affecting students and their educational and social experiences at the University of Maryland.
DSAC is developing systems to help the College strengthen its sense of community, and is creating better relationships with each academic department in hopes of being able to better address the issues and concerns of students. Each year, DSAC holds the highly successful Student-Faculty Dinner to connect students and faculty outside the classroom and foster professional relationships. This year, the Council is focusing on increasing students' access to internship experiences and undergraduate research opportunities, gathering additional feedback on courses, improving the advising system, and acting as a resource for students to voice their concerns.
DSAC consists of representatives from each department in the College of Behavioral & Social Sciences, the living/learning programs in the College, and the Student Government Association and University Senate representatives for the college.
If you have any questions, or would like to get involved, please email Mackenzie Burnett, DSAC Chair, at dsacbsos@gmail.com.
"Like" us on Facebook and be sure to check out our tab on the BSOS blog.
The BSOS Dean’s Student Advisory Council (DSAC) was formed in the fall of 2002 and is charged with advising the Dean on various topics affecting students and their educational and social experiences at the University of Maryland.
DSAC is developing systems to help the College strengthen its sense of community, and is creating better relationships with each academic department in hopes of being able to better address the issues and concerns of students. Each year, DSAC holds the highly successful Student-Faculty Dinner to connect students and faculty outside the classroom and foster professional relationships. This year, the Council is focusing on increasing students' access to internship experiences and undergraduate research opportunities, gathering additional feedback on courses, improving the advising system, and acting as a resource for students to voice their concerns.
DSAC consists of representatives from each department in the College of Behavioral & Social Sciences, the living/learning programs in the College, and the Student Government Association and University Senate representatives for the college.
If you have any questions, or would like to get involved, please email Mackenzie Burnett, DSAC Chair, at dsacbsos@gmail.com.
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