Yale DSAC

DSAC is the Computer Science Departmental Student Advisory Committee. The committee's primary task is to represent Yale CS students to the faculty and administration, meeting with the Director of Undegraduate Studies and Department Chair several times a year.

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Have strong opinions on the CS department? Want to see certain events, classes, or opportunities offered? Need advice on navigating the CS major? DSAC wants to hear from you! The goal of DSAC is to advocate for the needs and interests of the Yale CS student body — and your opinion matters! Feel free to get involved with DSAC by:

  • Sending an email! Feel free to email any of the DSAC members individually or email DSAC as a whole through dsac[at]cs[dot]yale[dot]edu
  • Joining the mailing list! DSAC posts all of their events and opportunities on the main Yale CS majors mailing list, which can be found here
  • Attending a DSAC event! The tentative calendar of Fall 2022 events can be found here
For more information on DSAC's mission and principles, please take a look at the DSAC Charter. To look for past DSAC members, you can flip through the DSAC photo album.

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What is DSAC?

DSAC is the Computer Science Departmental Student Advisory Committee. The committee's primary task is to represent Yale CS students to the faculty and administration, meeting with the Director of Undegraduate Studies and Department Chair several times a year. The committee consists of six undergraduate CS majors who are appointed or elected by popular vote each year. For the 2023-2024 academic year, the committee is:

  • Alice Ao, TD '24 (she/her/hers)
  • Inssia Ahmed, BF '25 (she/her/hers)
  • Tyler Schroder, MY '25 (he/him/his)
  • Addison Goolsbee, MY '25 (he/him/his)
  • Ethan Mathieu, SY '25 (he/him/his)
  • Ben Xu, BF '26 (he/him/his)


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