Department of Public Affairs

The Department's accomplishments include:

• hosting lunches for students with City Council members
• forming a committee with the City to examine the three person per house rule
• attending Neighborhood Council meetings, City Council meetings, Planning Commission meetings and more to maintain communication with City officials
• producing a newsletter for community members
• working on voter registration
• working on legislation to allow resident students to vote under State law
• giving presentations at each Board of Visitors meeting

The Department has built important working relationships with:

• Williamsburg City Council
• The Neighborhood Council of Williamsburg
• State Legislators
• Virginia 21
• The College Republican Federation of Virginia
• The Virginia Young Democrats
• The Board of Visitors

Information on registering to vote in Williamsburg
Have you been evicted or received a compliance notice with regards to the Three Person to a House Rule?  We want to hear about it!
History of the Three Person to a House Rule (i.e. NOT a "brothel law")
History of student voting in Williamsburg.

	David Witkowsky Secretary of Public Affairs
	Ryan Jackson Undersecretary of Public Affairs for Williamsburg
	Justin Reid Undersecretary of Public Affairs for the BOV
	Dave Johnson Undersecretary of Public Affairs for Williamsburg
	Sravya Yeleswarapu Undersecretary of Public Affairs for the BOV
	Jesse Woods III Undersecretary of Public Affairs for Richmond
	Antonio Elias Undersecretary of Public Affairs for Richmond
	Bryan Alphin Undersecretary of Public Affairs for Richmond