SAC provides a wide range of diverse activities to meet the needs and tastes of all students. Five programming committees help ensure that there's something for everyone.

Cultural Arts presents programs in the arts and/or multicultural formats. Events may include dance, theater, art, and literature. Past events include: Chinese acrobats, Mexican folk dancers, African drum groups, and break dancers.

Entertainment can encompass many programming genres; however, the committee tends to focus on music, comedy, and coffeehouse programming. Past events include:  monthly Wednesday Night Live coffeehouse series, as well as major acts such as Danity Kane, Aries Spears, and Hawthorne Heights.

Ideas & Issues works to provide open discussion of ideas, current events, and issues by using formats such as speakers, forums, debates, awareness weeks, and workshops. Past events include: Why Do You Hate Me Week, Nobel Laureate, A Boy, A Girl, A Virus, and the Clothesline Project.

Films presents the campus community with a variety of film programming; from blockbuster movie series, independent films, and student films.  Past events include: the annual Movie on the Mall, the Independent Film Festival, and SAC cinema. 

University Traditions coordinates traditional spirit-based programs such as Homecoming, Opening Week, and Spring Fling. Each of these programs includes components such as cookouts, festivals, and entertainment. Past events include: Homecoming Parade, Homecoming Kickoff, Student Involvement Fair, and Spring Fling.

SAC Committee Meetings

Cultural Arts Committee
Tuesdays -- 4:00pm

Entertainment Committee
Tuesdays -- 2:00pm

Ideas & Issues Committee
Thursdays -- 3:15pm

Films Committee
Tuesdays -- 3:00pm

University Traditions Committee
Thursdays -- 2:00pm