Body Member Profiles
Meet This Year's USG Representatives!
Get to know the USG Executive Board, class representatives, college representatives, residential representatives, and associate representatives. All members of the Undergraduate Student Government are expected to meet certain attendance and involvement requirements as to connect to the student body.
All USG members hold 3 hours of office hours in the USG Office per week, and must maintain regular attendance to the USG General Body meeting and their specific committees.
The Executive Board is made up of dedicated students who oversee and operate within the Undergraduate Student Government. They are generally elected during the student-body elections, and are responsible for representing the views of the student body as a whole.
Each class of students at Michigan Tech has the opportunity to elect class representatives, who represent an entire year of students, regardless of their major.
Each college at Michigan Tech can also elect college representatives, who represent the college or department regardless of class year. This is a great opportunity for students to get connected with individuals who can assist with their major-related concerns.
Each college at Michigan Tech can also elect college representatives, who represent the college or department regardless of class year. This is a great opportunity for students to get connected with individuals who can assist with their major-related concerns.
Each college at Michigan Tech can also elect college representatives, who represent the college or department regardless of class year. This is a great opportunity for students to get connected with individuals who can assist with their major-related concerns.
usg@mtu.edu
(906) 487-2406
The Undergraduate Student Government is a Special Budgetary Group of Michigan Technological University. The Undergraduate Student Government's website is hosted on Michigan Tech property, and any and all logos that contain the Michigan Tech brand are owned by the university itself.
