Ocean and Earth Science and Technology Senator for the School of Pacific and Asian Studies Senator for the School of Travel Industry Management Standing Committees Current Standing Committees The Senate currently has eight standing committees: the Campus Life committee, the Elections committee, the External Affairs committee, Finance committee, Investment and Long Range Planning committee, the Internal Affairs Committee, Student Affairs committee, and Undergraduate Academic Affairs. Each committee is overseen by a chair and vice-chair and each person on senate is required to be a member of two committees. Current chairs 109th Senate Campus Life - Miriam Salameh (Fall 2021) / Tea Stephens (Spring 2022) External Affairs - Mālamalono Hokama-Paris Elections - Christian Hermoso Internal Affairs - Tina Loos Finance - Julia Anuszewska Investments and Long Range Planning - Blake Saari Student Affairs - Hayden Kasal-Barsky Undergraduate Academic Affairs - Alyssa Renteria (Fall 2021) / Mitchell Dai (Spring 2022) Former Standing Committees KTUH: 1966–1982 KTUH, the student run radio station at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa, began as a standing committee of ASUH in 1966. KTUH was an AM closed circuit operation and reached the residence halls. ASUH oversaw the funding and operations of KTUH for its first three years. On September 28, 1967, ASUH passed a resolution asking UH President Thomas Hamilton to apply for an FM educational license. In December 1968, under the sponsorship of ASUH Senator Ken Kuniyuki, ASUH passed another resolution petitioning the Board of Regents to apply for an FM educational license. On January 8, 1969, the Board of Regents authorized the administration to file for a 10 watt FM radio station. KTUH was issued its first educational FM license on September 29, 1969. The Speech-Communications Department obtained administrative control and line funding of KTUH after it became an FM station while ASUH continued to publish the station's program guides as a quasi-stipulation of the Board of Regents at the time of the transfer. In 1977, KTUH was overseen by the Director of the Bureau of Student Activities and developed as a student organization similar in design and intent to other previously chartered organizations. KTUH became a Chartered Student Organization on April 6, 1982, after a proposal was made to the Chancellor recommending that KTUH became a chartered organization. It was chartered under the organization name, Broadcast Communication Authority (BCA). Board of Publications: 1966 On June 11, 1966, the University of Hawai'i Board of Regents