Colorado College
PA-3: Inclusive and Participatory Governance

Student government: The Colorado College Student Government Association (CCSGA) is comprised of members democratically elected by the Colorado College student body. CCSGA gives students a crucial role in the campus-wide development of an enriching college experience. CCSGA strives to make life at Colorado College not only intellectual, but also enjoyable and meaningful. In addition to being a source of support for student organizations and events, CCSGA is also a forum for cooperative action and provides a voice calling for progress. CCSGA is dedicated to the improvement of Colorado College and is driven by the passion and determination of its students.
https://www.coloradocollege.edu/other/ccsga/index.html

Faculty executive committee: https://www.coloradocollege.edu/basics/welcome/leadership/committees/

Staff council: Staff Council advises the President and administration of Colorado College. In that context, our mission is to advocate for and promote the interests of staff, help draft and establish policies that affect staff, and facilitate communication between staff and other constituencies. In doing so, we aim to advance the mission of Colorado College.
https://www.coloradocollege.edu/other/staffcouncil/

The Campus Sustainability Council is a community engagement body; community members have an opportunity to provide input on (internally focused) college decisions that affect them. Community members who are included in the Campus Sustainability Council represent various demographics of the community, including environmental organizations (Sierra Club; Bestway/e-Tech Recyclers), other institutions (UCCS), elected officials (COS Sustainability Office), and regularly engages military bodies (USAFA) and public utility providers (COS Utilities) to inform, gain perspective, and provide an outlet for community members represented to have a voice in operational and planning decisions that affect them as they pertain to the college’s sustainability efforts and planning. The Campus Sustainability Council has these various community members who attend the meetings and allow them to have a say in the decisions made on campus when it comes to sustainability initiatives.
Additionally, Colorado College has employees appointed as ex-officio members who meet regularly with the Old North End Neighborhood Association, which provides a regular and formal forum for the adjacent neighborhood association members to formally weigh in on decisions the college makes.
Finally, for all major projects and decisions that impact the surrounding community and businesses, Colorado College hosts regular forums, town hall meetings, open houses, and design charrettes. The intent of these events is to allow external stakeholders a voice in college decisions. These events are formal and are open to all community members, although participation in these events varies greatly depending on the topic or project, and therefore the community members directly impacted.

Information on Campus-Wide Committees: https://www.coloradocollege.edu/basics/welcome/leadership/committees/
Colorado College Student Government: http://sites.coloradocollege.edu/ccsga/
President's Council: https://www.coloradocollege.edu/offices/presidentsoffice/people/presidents-council.html

https://www.coloradocollege.edu/basics/welcome/leadership/trustees/