This hyperlink list will connect you with brief information on each organizations' official purpose and executive council members. From the brief outline of each club there may be a hyperlink to an organizational homepage. Please read the disclaimer.

• Student Senate
• Social Committee
• Apartments and Language House Council
• Couch Hall Council
• Galloway Hall Council
• Hardin Hall Council
• Martin Hall Council
• Off-Campus Student Council
• Raney Hall Council
• Small Houses Council
• Veasey Hall Council

Student Senate

All Hendrix students are members of the Hendrix Student Association. During the spring of each year, the Association elects a president, vice president, and two senators-at-large. A third senator-at-large, elected from the pool of freshmen and newly transferred students, is chosen by the new students in the fall. To represent the individual residence halls and the students living off-campus, seven senators are elected in the spring by their respective constituencies. Presidential appointments subject to the Student Senate's approval include a recording secretary, a treasurer, and a presidential assistant. These three officers are nonvoting members.

Among the Student Senate's many leadership responsibilities are the allocation of funds from a $125,000 student association budget, making some 70 appointments to College committees and other student groups. Student Senate uses its power to form various standing and ad-hoc committees. Throughout the year, the Student Senate communicates student opinion on matters related to institutional policy to the faculty and administration and aids in the direction of co-curricular activities in order to develop the most effective educational environment possible.

Campus Kitty is a Senate sponsored week-long series of fund-raising events held during the spring of each year. Each residence hall and several campus organizations sponsor various activities in conjunction with the Campus Kitty Committee. The Student Senate selects a Campus Kitty Coordinator to oversee the week of fund-raising. Proceeds, in the past, have gone to charities such as HAVEN, Evans House, Inc., and the Faulkner County Ministerial Alliance.

2005-2006 Student Senate

Social Committee

Social Committee, or SoCo, is the leading social programming organization for the Hendrix community. The committee is comprised of representatives of each living area of the college (residence halls, houses, apartments, and off-campus) and each class. The executives are appointed by the Student Senate and include a chair, secretary-treasurer, and four area directors. Our goal is a simple one: To better the social life of each and every Hendrix student. Our primary method of achieving that goal is by offering diverse events. Our events include drive-in movies, foam dance parties, coffeehouses, comedians and comedy troupes, free bowling nights, live band karaoke, and events featuring various novelty attractions, such as mechanical bulls and water slides. Additionally, we plan major annual events such as Faux Rush Week, Hendrix Formal, and a major spring concert event. Check out our calendar for more events. Social Committee is a standing committee of the Hendrix College Student Senate and is funded by the Student Activity Fund. This year the committee was allocated $100,000 for student programming.

2005-2006 Social Committee execs

Hendrix Apartment Council
 

Apartments and Language House Council serves the needs of those students residing in the Front St. and Clifton St. apartments and in the Language House by providing campus representation, social organization, and dispersion of information to students in those facilities.

Couch Hall Council
 

Couch Hall Council serves the needs of those students residing in Couch Hall by providing campus representation, social organization, and dispersion of information to students in the hall.

Galloway Hall Council
 

Galloway Hall Council serves the needs of those students residing in Galloway Hall by providing campus representation, social organization, and dispersion of information to students in the hall.

Hardin Hall Council

Hardin Hall Council serves the needs of those students residing in Hardin Hall by providing campus representation, social organization, and dispersion of information to students in the hall.

Martin Hall Council
 

Martin Hall Council serves the needs of those students residing in Martin Hall by providing campus representation, social organization, and dispersion of information to students in the hall.

Off-Campus Council
 

Off-Campus Council is an organization which was formed in 1988 for all students who do not live in residence halls on the Hendrix campus. The purpose of the council is to provide campus representation, social organization, and dispersion of information for the students living off-campus. It is composed of a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and the off-campus representatives to the Student Senate and Social Committee. Elections for the Council are held in the spring of each year.

Raney Hall

Raney Hall Council serves the needs of those students residing in Raney Hall by providing campus representation, social organization, and dispersion of information to students in the hall.

Small Houses Council
 

Small Houses Council serves the needs of those students residing in Brown, McCreight, Dickinson, Cook, Browne, and Stella B. Smith houses by providing campus representation, social organization, and dispersion of information to students in the houses.

Veasey Hall
 

Veasey Hall Council serves the needs of those students residing in Veasey Hall by providing campus representation, social organization, and dispersion of information to students in the hall.