**The Faculty Advisors:  Acting as a mentor, the faculty advisor(s) will serve as a liaison between students and the administration when appropriate.  The Graduate and Faculty Advisors are welcome to any and all meetings of the CALR.  The advisors may provide ideas and suggestions to promote the purposes/goals of The Campus Alliance de La Raza.  Faculty Advisors are expected to sign La Raza's recognition papers with the University in the beginning of each year.

**The Graduate Advisors:  La Raza's first Graduate Advisors, Lionell Flamer and Kim Wilson, were instrumental in the development of the organization.  As a graduate advisor, you will be welcome to contribute to the organization in any capacity that you can.  You are strongly encouraged to develop strong relationships with the Executive Board of La Raza, especially its Executive Advisors, President, and Executive Vice President.  The Graduate and Faculty Advisors are welcome to any and all meetings of the CALR.  The advisors may provide ideas and suggestions to promote the purposes/goals of The Campus Alliance de La Raza.  La Raza recognizes the importance of Graduate education; therefore, we strongly encourage our graduate student advisors to assist in illuminating the obscure paths to advanced degrees for our undergraduate population.  There are however no formal organizatonal expectations or requirements for graduate students.  You assist in whatever capacity you see fit.

**Executive Advisors:  The CALR Executive Advisors will consist of Past Executive Board members who wish to still serve an influential role in La Raza.  The Executive Advisors will guide and assist the Executive Board members in their duties, and the Advisors will have Executive Board voting rights for their tenure at the University.  All Executive Advisors must be approved by the Board of Directors of the La Raza Alumni Association.