UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT GOVERNMENT

Welcome to the Case Undergraduate Student Government!

The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) of Case Western Reserve University is a duly-elected representative organization that works on behalf of the undergraduate student population. As such, it acts with the ability to work and communicate with the faculty, staff, university administration, and other affiliated groups. USG works to promote three goals -- to actively promote undergraduate student interests, provide student organizational support, and to promote the experience of handling leadership. Every year, USG works on issues ranging from campus improvements to university issues, as well as recognizing and funding over 100 student organizations.

USG is comprised of executive members (elected by the entire campus or appointed by the General Assembly), elected representatives (upperclassmen academic college reps and first-year residence hall reps), and unelected at-large representatives. USG members complete their work in their caucus, committees, and General Assembly.

Budget and financial information can be found here.

The attached operating documents are current as of the Fall 2009 semester.

Grant of Power
USG Constitution
Operating Bylaws
Election Bylaws
Funding Bylaws