
Mari Luna
USG President
We are so excited to be your 2020-2021 Undergraduate Student Government. We are committed to improving the student experience by representing the student body, supporting student-led organizations on campus, addressing student concerns, and much more.
As the voice of the students to university leaders, we pride ourselves on being a strong and diverse group of individuals committed to social justices. Our strong and collaborative relationship with the faculty, staff, and administration will help solve student concerns and act on suggestions. USG provides a platform for student involvement, while providing education surrounding social justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion!
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420 University Blvd
Room 386, Suite J
Indianapolis, IN 46202
usg@iupui.edu
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USG President
USG Vice President
USG Secretary
USG Treasurer
USG Director of Initiatives
USG Director of Communications
USG Senate President
When you represent the student body in USG, you gain leadership skills, become a better communicator, and improve interpersonal relationships. What future employer wouldn’t love that?
If being a USG representative sounds good to you, then it’s time to step up. All registered student organizations who have undergraduate students as members are strongly encouraged to have a USG senator. Depending on your student organization, you may be voted or appointed into the Senate. As a senator, you’ll attend weekly meetings, cast important votes, and play a key role in crafting projects, events, and initiatives at IUPUI. The Senate also appoints and approves members of the executive board, committee directors, and other chair positions.
Getting started is as easy as a visit to The Spot, where you’ll find more information on becoming a senator or seeking an executive leadership position.
Get governingStill looking for your niche? USG holds elections for president and vice president each spring.