The COLFA Dean’s Student Advisory Council (DSAC) provides feedback and student perspective to the Dean of the College of Liberal and Fine Arts on critical issues impacting the student experience that may arise during an academic year.  DSAC provides a significant opportunity for interaction with COLFA administration and faculty, along with coordinating special initiatives and assisting with college events that provide resources for students. 

 

DSAC is comprised of two students representing each of COLFA’s schools and departments. DSAC meets once each month during the Fall and Spring semesters.  Members serve a two-year term. 

 

All COLFA students in good academic standing are eligible to apply to represent your school or department.  Interested in becoming a member email a statement of interest to the COLFA Student Success Center at colfassc@utsa.edu.  Once eligibility is verified, you will then be asked to complete an online application and submit a resume.  

 

All applications will be reviewed by the Office of the Dean, and you will be notified of your selection. 

 

 

2024 Council

Gary Young

Gary Young

(Art)

Alex Mijares

Alex Mijares

(Modern Languages and Literature)

Chelsea Montemayor

Chelsea Montemayor

(SGA COLFA Senator/Modern Languages and Literature)

Gabriel Perez

Gabriel Perez

(Spirit of San Antonio Drum Major)

Isabella Degamo

Isabella Degamo

(Political Science and Geography)

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Samantha Martinez Conteras

(Political Science and Geography)

Ayden Villareal

Aydan Villareal

(SGA Chief of Staff/Political Science and Geography)

Maribel Saldierna

Maribel Saldierna

(SGA COLFA Senator/Political Science and Geography)

Sara Torrentera

Sara Torrentera

(History)

2024 Council Cont.

Angel Diaz

Angel Diaz

(Interdisciplinary School for Engagement)

Breana Collins

Breana Collins

(English)

Arynei Nance

Arynei Nance

(SGA COLFA Senator/Political Science and Geography)

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Silvana Galicia

(Anthropology)

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Emma Thomas

(Medical Humanities)

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Jasmine Alvarado

(Philosophy and Classics)

Rianne Williams

Rianne Williams

(Medical Humanities)

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Sofia Arguelles

(Music)