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Student Advisory Council

The Student Advisory Council (SAC) represents undergraduate and graduate Architecture students in dialogue with the chair of the Department of Architecture.

SAC provides a forum for students to raise concerns, share feedback and contribute their perspectives on departmental decisions. Representatives also help the department understand student experiences related to studio culture, extracurricular activities and the broader learning environment.

Representatives are elected by their classes and cohorts to provide proportional representation across the Department of Architecture’s undergraduate and graduate programs.

What SAC Does

SAC serves as a two-way connection between students and department leadership. Representatives:

  • Bring student questions, concerns and successes to department leadership
  • Provide student perspectives on departmental decisions and initiatives
  • Share information from the department with their classes and cohorts
  • Help identify issues affecting studio culture and the student experience
  • Represent the student body at department activities and special events
  • May assist with tours, prospective student activities and other department events

Have Feedback for SAC?

Students can share questions, concerns and ideas with their class or cohort representative, who can bring them forward for discussion with the department.

2025–2026 Representatives


Graduate Representatives

Year 3 M.Arch

  • Haley Rand
  • Erin Wiseman
  • Jeremy Arena
  • Lilly Cazier

Year 2 M.Arch

  • Benjamin Cotner
  • Nicolas W. Farley
  • Warren Phillips

Year 1 M.Arch

  • Olivia Rehm
  • Andromeda Springsteen

MS Architecture

  • Valerie Stewart, History & Theory
  • David Morales Obando, Design Technology

Undergraduate Representatives

Architectural Design, Senior

  • Marianna Gunnbjorg Morrone

Architectural Design, Junior

  • Mara Rada

Architectural Studies, Senior

  • Aoi Jessika James
  • Briana Andreea Biro
  • Amira Mohamed Khalif

Architectural Studies, Junior

  • Michelle Chuvilov