Avery said the safe community meetings are still "a work in progress."
"There are still things that we need to tweak and change," she said.
Along with issues like the need for a women's center and improving SASH (sexual assault and sexual harassment) advising for first-years, the students and deans also addressed the new Ann Radcliffe trust.
Avery will be the director of the trust, which will which will fund CASV and other student groups beginning next year.
CASV members said they were told
there will be an advisory committee of students, faculty and administrators to help distribute grants to groups. However, the organization of the committee is still unclear.
"We're a little concerned about what the process is going to be to pick students to be on the committee," Karteron said.
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