Abstract: This resolution recommends that colleges respect students’ decision-making autonomy by keeping semesterly credit limits at or above 22 credits. The recommendation also permits an exception for first-year students.

Authored by: Max Ehrlich ‘26

Sponsored by: Lydia Blum ’27, Aidan Moodley ‘29

Whereas, the Student Assembly reclassified the Offices of Ethics and Elections as “Independent Offices” early in the fall of 2024;
Whereas, in the fall of 2024, the function of the Student Assembly was hindered when elections were delayed following an ineffective Director of Elections’ delayed resignation. This issue would have been avoided had the Student Assembly been able to call a vote of no confidence;

Whereas, the Assembly relies on standing committees and liaisons to carry out essential functions of shared governance and student representation on campus, 
Whereas, committees and liaisons often face challenges maintaining consistent progress throughout the semester without regular accountability checks, 
Whereas, establishing predetermined reporting dates at the start of each semester would provide structure and ensure all committees remain active in pursuing their goals,

Authored by: Christian Tarala ’27

Sponsored by: Eeshaan Chaudhuri ’27, Lydia Blum ’27

Type of Action: Internal Policy

Originally Presented: 02/12/2026

Whereas, the Student Assembly is committed to transparency and public participation in student governance, as reflected in the Assembly Charter,