Shaping Leaders of Integrity and Precision
At the School of Actuarial Science (SAS), the Student Council functions as the cornerstone of student engagement and leadership. It serves as a vital conduit between the student body and university administration, fostering an environment grounded in transparency, inclusion, and analytical leadership. True to the ethos of actuarial science, the council emphasizes data-driven decision-making, responsibility, and community impact. Its primary mission is to ensure that every SAS student is heard, empowered, and actively involved in the growth and vibrancy of campus life.
Formation of the Student Council
The Student Council at SAS is formed through a rigorous, merit-based selection process designed to identify individuals who are dedicated, capable, and committed to serving their peers. This thoughtful and structured approach ensures the council comprises intellectually driven, socially conscious, and emotionally intelligent student leaders who uphold the values and vision of the institution.
Preliminary Shortlisting
Students are shortlisted based on academic performance, disciplinary record, and consistent attendance, reflecting the high standards upheld by the school.
Analytical & Leadership Quiz
Shortlisted students undertake a challenging assessment designed to evaluate their quantitative aptitude, critical thinking, and situational judgment—skills essential for both actuaries and effective leaders.
Personal Interview
Final candidates are interviewed by a panel of faculty members to assess their communication abilities, leadership potential, and vision for community engagement.
This comprehensive and analytical approach ensures a council of intellectually sharp, socially responsible, and emotionally intelligent leaders.
Roles and Responsibilities of the Student Council
Each council member is entrusted with clearly defined responsibilities that reflect the multidisciplinary and collaborative spirit of the actuarial profession:
- President:
- Represents the SAS student body in strategic discussions with faculty and university leadership.
- Chairs council meetings and ensures alignment with academic and extracurricular objectives.
- Advocates for student well-being, professional development, and academic support.
- Vice-President:
- Collaborates closely with the President on decision-making and leadership continuity.
- Facilitates cross-functional coordination among student clubs and departmental units.
- Drives execution of council-led initiatives.
- Secretary:
- Represents the SAS student body in strategic discussions with faculty and university leadership.
- Chairs council meetings and ensures alignment with academic and extracurricular objectives.
- Advocates for student well-being, professional development, and academic support.
- Cultural Secretary:
- Represents the SAS student body in strategic discussions with faculty and university leadership.
- Chairs council meetings and ensures alignment with academic and extracurricular objectives.
- Advocates for student well-being, professional development, and academic support.
- Sports Secretary:
- Represents the SAS student body in strategic discussions with faculty and university leadership.
- Chairs council meetings and ensures alignment with academic and extracurricular objectives.
- Advocates for student well-being, professional development, and academic support.
- NSS Representative:
- Leads community service initiatives under the National Service Scheme.
- Plans outreach activities focused on financial literacy, risk awareness, and social impact analytics.
- Cultivates a spirit of civic responsibility among future actuaries.
- Lady Representative:
- Leads community service initiatives under the National Service Scheme.
- Plans outreach activities focused on financial literacy, risk awareness, and social impact analytics.
- Cultivates a spirit of civic responsibility among future actuaries.
- Scheduled Class Representative:
- Leads community service initiatives under the National Service Scheme.
- Plans outreach activities focused on financial literacy, risk awareness, and social impact analytics.
- Cultivates a spirit of civic responsibility among future actuaries.
Beyond Roles: Building a Collaborative Culture
The SAS Student Council is not just an administrative body—it’s a community of peers committed to creating a supportive, intellectually stimulating, and inclusive environment. Whether it's resolving academic queries, organizing industry speaker sessions, coordinating analytics hackathons, or launching wellness drives, council members are deeply invested in enhancing the student journey at every level.
At SAS, leadership is not just about holding a position—it’s about making a meaningful difference with precision, empathy, and strategic foresight.