CSSAC
The Campus Support Staff Advisory Committee (CSSAC) serves to improve the University system as a whole and foster a positive work environment for members of the clerical and service staff through dialogue, engagement and professional development.
CSSAC provides an effective communication channel and advocate for clerical and service workers to voice their interests and concerns with University administration and various University committees.

CSSAC Scholarship Recipients
Congratulations to our spring 2025 CSSAC scholarship recipients!
- Avery Landon Ramos
- Olivia Marie Perez
- Marissa Margaret Guthrie

Resources and Programs
Professional development is a key part of CSSAC’s mission. Take advantage of our resources to take the next step in your career.
Some major accomplishments initiated by the system-wide CSSAC organization in conjunction with the regional campuses are:
- Establishment of a personal holiday.
- Extension of group medical and life insurance coverage for employees who retire early.
- Adoption of the Sick Leave Conversion Plan for official retirees.
- Establishment of the two-tier premium payment plan for medical insurance.
- Reduction of the number of years of service needed to accrue four weeks of vacation.
This is only a partial list of CSSAC accomplishments. And remember, CSSAC’s accomplishments are really yours, because without input from co-workers, CSSAC could not function.

Events
As part of CSSAC’s commitment to build support and increase engagement for the clerical and service staff, CSSAC plans events and opportunities to connect and network through the year.
Upcoming Events
Aug 29
CSSAC Fall 2025 Scholarship Application DeadlineAre you or your dependent taking classes at PNW? The Fall 2025 CSSAC Scholarship Application is now available for members of PNW Campus Support Staff and their dependents.
Aug 29
Last Day for 100% Refund for Fall 2025Friday, August 29 is the last day to get a refund for full-term Fall 2025 courses.
Sep 01
Campus Closed: Labor DayThere will be no classes and the University will be closed in observance of Labor Day on Monday, September 1.
Sep 03
Taking Control of My Diabetes – Healthy Boiler ProgramThis 14-week program will explain what type 2 diabetes is and the role nutrition, exercise, sleep, medication and stress management can have on your blood glucose levels.