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University and Student Affairs Committee

The University and Student Affairs Chair runs meetings of the University and Student Affairs Committee and is in charge of planning events to serve the UNF Student Body. This includes overseeing and administering Osprey Voice and Roundtable Surveys, Finals Frenzy, and other events to serve the students. The USA Chair also works with other departments, both within Student Government and elsewhere on campus, to address student issues, as well as promote programs that are of importance and beneficial to students. 

Osprey Voice Survey

The University and Student Affairs Committee (USA) is responsible for acting as a liaison between the University of North Florida's student body, University Administration, and Student Government. Additionally, it promotes programs and activities, locally or nationally, that are of interest to UNF. In order to do this, the committee creates monthly Osprey Voice campus surveys and also hosts one Round-table each semester, so students can share their ideas and opinions on various matters.

What is Osprey Voice? 

Osprey Voice is a research tool used by Student Government to gather information about issues or initiatives pertaining to the student body. The survey consists of questions and data collection to better support initiatives.
The Student Body President, Senate President, and USA Committee Chair compose questions depending on the issues that are presented to Student Government, and then the USA Committee approves the survey before it is given out to students. The results of the Osprey Voice surveys will be posted here.

 

Create your own Osprey Voice

Osprey Voice Questionnaire

**Detailed question results are available to the public by emailing sgausac@unf.edu**

 Round Table

The USA Committee is responsible for hosting a Round Table (Town Hall), a two-day event in which Senators engage the student body on various issues of student concern. This will be held at least once per each fall and spring semester. The results of the Round Tables will be posted here.