Warren College Student Organizations

Programming at Warren (PAW)

PAW provides a variety of opportunities for resident and commuter students to be involved in maintaining and improving the quality of life in the residence halls and apartments. These include programming social, cultural, recreational, and educational events. For more information, visit the PAW web site or call (858) 534-4581.

Provost Student Advisory Council (PSAC)

The Provost Student Advisory Council, or PSAC, was initiated in fall of 2004 by Provost Steven Adler to elicit student perspectives on college initiatives and programs. Approximately ten students of varying academic disciplines, class levels, and backgrounds are selected to serve on PSAC each academic year. PSAC meetings are held one to two times a quarter with the Provost.

Warren Advisory Council (WAC)

A new student organization emerged in Winter Quarter, 2004, called Warren Advisory Council (WAC). Originally conceived by the Dean of Student Affairs and the Dean of Residential Life at Warren, WAC is now fully staffed by students.

WAC members work together to assess the needs and interests of Warren College students and then convey their findings to College administration for possible implementation. Using survey data collected in the 2003-05 academic years, WAC members will continue to work with the Provost and Warren Student Affairs staff to develop plans for continual renovation of the Student Activity Center. The completion of this project will create a College central space that appeals to both resident and commuter students.

Warren Association of Volunteer Enthusiasts (WAVE)

WAVE is a student-run group, supported by the Warren Residential Life Office, which advocates principles of volunteerism and service learning. WAVE attempts to connect Warren College students with the greater San Diego community and give students an outlet for giving back to their community. Students in turn learn the value of sharing time and resources, along with gaining life long skills in planning, programming, publicizing, and connecting with community organizations. The organizers of WAVE hope that students will gain an appreciation for community service and make a life long commitment to volunteerism. For more information, visit the WAVE web site.

Warren College Events Board

The WCSC Events board is charged with planning events and activities for the Warren College student population. It is comprised of 10 members who are both elected and appointed Spring and Fall quarters and serve for a one-year term. The program board is funded through the Warren College Activities fee managed by WCSC, and puts on both large and small scale events through out the year. Some events include the Welcome Week bon-fire, Semi-Formal, Battle of the Bands, and Mystery Bus. Meetings are held on Monday evenings and are open to all students. For more information, visit the WCSC Events Board web site or call (858) 534-1403.

Warren College Student Council (WCSC)

WCSC members work closely with the Warren College staff to make decisions on issues affecting the quality of student life at the College. Positions on WCSC are both elected (Spring Quarter) and appointed (Fall and Spring Quarters). A variety of positions are open to all Warren students. WCSC actively serves as the voice of Warren College students at the local and university level. Meetings are held on Thursday evening and are open to all students. For more information, visit the WCSC web site or call (858) 534-1403.

Warren Transfer & Commuter Commission (WTCC)

WTCC is charged with addressing the unique needs of transfer and commuter students as well as planning events and activities for the Warren College commuter population. WTCC is comprised of 10 members who are both elected and appointed (5 transfer students and 5 commuter students are selected during Spring and Fall Quarter, and serve a one-year term.) The WTCC is funded through the Warren College Activities Fee managed by WCSC, and the group puts on a variety of events throughout the year. WTCC assists College transfer students in their transition to life at UCSD, and provides social opportunities for commuters to meet one another. Events have included orientation info sessions, BBQ’s, Study breaks, socials, baseball games and Disneyland trips. Many leadership opportunities are made available through WTCC. For more information, call (858) 534-4731.