Reeve Advisory Council (RAC)
The purpose of Reeve Advisory Council (RAC) is to provide a model of leadership and serve as an effective medium of communication for both RUB and RAC. RAC represents the organization on issues and activities that affect Reeve Memorial Union. We serve as a resource to the Reeve Memorial Union Director and provide advice about services and programs offered by Reeve Union.
Getting Involved
Being involved in RAC is being able to hear updates from all around campus on what is happening. It makes collaboration easy and we ensure all voices are heard no matter if the topic is about your favorite food to what we want to see in the union.
Meetings
Reeve Advisory Council meets twice a month on Tuesdays at 5 PM in Reeve Union 210. Please email rac@uwosh.edu for the meeting schedule.
Committee Members
Executives
Advisor – Jean Kwaterski
President – Becca Ashauer
Vice President – Claire Schlobohm
Organization Representatives
University Staff – Brooke Berens
Academic Staff – Leslie Walfish
Academic Faculty –
Alumni – Thomas Wagner
Student Employees – Katie Durian
Student(s) at Large –
RUB –
USRH – Dylan Schulz
MEC –
OSA – Ben Blaser
IFC/PHC – Hannah Osbourne
Meet the Exec Board
Becca Ashauer
President
Becca is a full-time student working towards a degree in Human Resources and Information Systems. She also works part-time in the UWO Human Resources Department and is the Crafty Adventures chair for Reeve Union Board. Becca is passionate about building up and supporting the community. RAC was able to provide her with a new opportunity of giving support to the campus community.
Claire Schlobohm
Vice President
Claire is majoring in information systems with a cybersecurity emphasis and a criminal justice minor. Besides being involved in RAC, she is a Desk Manager for Fletcher Hall, Treasurer of the Information Systems club, Special Events chair for Reeve Union Board, Chair of the Student Allocations Committee, Titan Underground Programmer, and President of the Cybersecurity club. She loves being involved on campus and is excited to start this new role.