All registered student organizations that have undergraduate students as members are strongly encouraged to have a USG senator. Depending on your student organization, you may be voted or appointed to the Senate. As a senator, you’ll attend weekly meetings, cast essential votes, and play a key role in crafting projects, events, and initiatives at IUPUI. The Senate also appoints and approves executive board members, committee directors, and other chair positions.
Each class at IUPUI gets up to five (5) representatives to represent them in the Senate. Please reach out to the President of Senate, if you are interested in becoming a Class Representative.
Getting started is as easy as a visit to The Spot, where you’ll find more information on becoming a senator or seeking an executive leadership position.
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On February 4th, Adonis Tuggle, a Purdue University student, was choked and put against snow and ice byPurdue Police officer Jon Selke. No matter the circumstances, we do not approve of this aggressive behavior against students. We hear you, Adonis, and we stand with you.
Are professors committing to your education if you have COVID-19? Complete this survey
As we return back to campus, the safety and flexibility of in-person classes become the topic of discussions as the pandemics heighten. This survey (Links to an external site.) is conducted by IUPUI Undergraduate Student Government (USG) with the goal of understanding IUPUI students’ experiences in regards to the rise in COVID-19 cases and the adaptability of their professors.
