Undergraduate Student Government- UMass Boston

The Undergraduate Student Government derives its power from the University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees. We are governed by the USG Constitution and the USG Bylaws. The USG exists to represent the interests of the student body. The USG allocates the Student Activities Trust Fund and promotes student activities and involvement on campus. The USG is made up of three branches, the Executive, The Legislative, and the Judicial, much like the federal government. The Executive The Executive is made up of the President, Vice President, and the Cabinet. The President speaks with the voice of the student body. The members of the Cabinet are assigned to represent students on the various faculty, facility and academic committees on campus, as well as taking up individual and collaberative projects to represent the student body in almost any capacity, on and off campus. The Legislative The Legislative is made up of the Undergraduate Student Senate. The Student Senate is composed ...