Student Handbook 2011 - 2012

Campus Leadership and Involvement

Slayter 200

Natalie Pariano Director of Campus Leadership and Involvement, Room 309, parianon@denison.edu, (740) 587-6662
Aimee Maczko Assistant Director of Campus Leadership and Involvement, Room 308, maczko@denison.edu, (740)587-6739
Kim Hitchcock Administrative Assistant, Room 310, hitchcockk@denison.edu, (740) 587-6394

Campus Leadership and Involvement at Denison University, in an affirmation of its commitment to the principles of multicultural enhancement, is supportive of the concepts of non-discrimination, affirmative action, and equal opportunity as they relate to race, creed, ethnic origin, gender, sexual orientation, religion, age and physical ability. In holding with these tenants, the SAO stresses the importance of eliminating discriminatory and/or culturally insensitive language, behavior, and content from Denison University sponsored events. The statement is not to suggest the SAO supports censorship, but rather urges thought and advance planning so that Denison University and SAO sponsored events reflect diversity and sensitivity inherent in the University Mission Statement and goals.

The area is responsible for advising the programming board (Student Activities Council), the student government (Denison Campus Government Association), the Greek governing bodies (National Pan-Hellenic Council, Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic Council), the lecture committee (Denison Lecture Series), and the coffee house (Bandersnatch), as well as providing resources and advice to all registered campus organizations. Additionally, staff in this area work with student committees each year to present major events such as the Homecoming Gala, the Winter Ball, Orientation Programming and Senior Week.

The office is open during normal business hours (8:30am - 4:30pm), however, frequently staff is available evenings and weekends. Students are encouraged to stop by to share ideas about programming, learn about campus organization and leadership opportunities, or gain assistance in coordinating organizational programs.