Join Student Government!
Are you thinking about joining Student Government? Great! There are lots of opportunities for you to get involved in any and every facet of GMU’s Student Government.
NOTE: For more information about the current Spring Election for Senate and President/Vice President for the 2009-2010 school year, please visit the Elections page.
Every year, there are 2 elections for positions in Student Government. The annual Spring Election is for all students seeking to become a Student Senator or President/Vice President. The annual Fall Election is for freshmen and transfer students seeking to become a Student Senator (10 spots are reserved exclusively for this election).
If you’re interested in joining the Student Senate at a time when elections are not taking place, please take a look at the Senate application guidelines (NOTE: at this time, Senators may only join by gaining enough votes in the Fall or Spring elections).
If you’re interested in joining the Executive Branch, Elections & Disputes Commission, or Parking Appeals Board, please take a look at the general application form.
In addition, please note the following:
- A resume is required for all positions
- All officers, representatives, and appointees of Student Government shall maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average determined by the Registrar of a 2.000 and must be a registered student during their semesters of involvement
- Undergraduate students who wish to hold a position in Student Government must be registered for a minimum of nine credit hours.
- Graduate students who wish to hold a position in Student Government must be registered for a minimum of six credit hours.
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