Each year, representatives from the university graduate programs are appointed to serve on the following campus committees:

Mount Council

Advises the president on matters placed before the council by the president or members of the council. Coordinates all planning activities, reviews annual operating budgets, recommends policies and practices of governing the Mount and serves as a communication vehicle to various Mount constituencies.

University Life Committee

University-wide committee primarily concerned with maintaining and improving the quality of campus life. Charged with reviewing and recommending policies and programs that enhance the intellectual, spiritual, social, physical and emotional development of the student.

Graduate Academic Committee

Faculty committee primarily concerned with graduate academic standards, rights and responsibilities of graduate students, and the academic policies governing graduate academic programs.

Technology Advisory Committee

Advises the president, the other executive officers, and the directors of technical services and user services on the implementation of technology to support the objectives of the university and seminary. Also serves an educational purpose as the vehicle through which information on technology-related matters is disseminated campuswide through its representatives.

Forms for Graduate Student Representation are available in each program office. Decisions are made in April for the following year.