Student Government
About Student GOVERNMENT
Student Government has been a part of the University since 1922. It is the primary way for students to participate in the policy making that directly affects their educational and campus experience at the University. Student Government has provided many services to the student community including such things as the Grade Exclusion Policy, the Enrichment Hour, registration by credit hour, student access to course evaluations, and open parking after 5 p.m. They have enacted several policies dealing with not only educational issues, but also issues regarding student health and welfare, insurance, disabilities, and student fees. Student Government also manages the Maverick Discount Program, which boasts a membership of over 500 businesses offering discounts to students, faculty and staff.
Bargains await
Mavericks get their money’s worth at area restaurants, stores, and entertainment venues with special discounts.
Highlights
Applications for UT System Student Regent and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
Student Community Constitution and Bylaws
