Program Development will handle diversity as well as improve communication.
"It's been hard to identify real leaders because the leadership has been shifting," he said. "It's hard to reach out when you don't know who to reach out to."
Tuitt said he is looking forward to improved communication not just with Murphy, but also with faculty.
"The dean is running interference with them," Tuitt said. "It's time for more face-to-face contact about what we would like to see happen."
According to Fang, the students who met last night will issue an e-mail message to the community Monday morning with a revised version of their demands.
"We're going to redo the layout of demands and strengthen language," Fang said.
She said they will call for a meeting with faculty and staff to go over the demands with the students together.
The students had requested an answer to their demands by May 6. Students said that if they did not receive a response, they would continue to plan "political actions" like the rally.