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The Arts and Sciences Student Government (ASSG) is the elected governing body representing students in the College of Arts and Science at the University of Colorado Boulder. ASSG consists of representatives from the Arts and Sciences College, including 7 Executive Board Members and 2 Co-Senators. ASSG receives mandatory student fees used in support of Arts and Sciences students, allocating funds in many diverse areas.The ASSG budget is allocated to student organizations, whose membership consists of a 50% plus one member of Arts and Sciences students, with an emphasis on enriching the CU Boulder community. ASSG also strives to sponsor cultural events and educational opportunities for the larger student body. Students are encouraged to observe any ASSG Board meeting, or stop by the ASSG office, in UMC 121. The Board meets on a weekly basis during the Fall and Spring semesters, excluding University-recognized holidays and closures.If you are interested in joining ASSG, please visit our website or send us an email at assg@colorado.edu.

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The CMCI Student Government is a group of students who represent the CMCI school of Boulder. We help grow and cultivate the community within CMCI, by organizing and running events such as CMCI career fair and CMCI show case. In addition, help other organizations to help achieve their goals. CMCI SG helps students gain a prospective of a government body and be a part of an environment that cultivates communication, leadership, and organizational skills.

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The College of Music Student Government exists to represent the student body to the faculty and administration of the College of Music and CUSG. We facilitate communication between the administration and the student body, and act for the benefit of students attending the college to allow them to further their creative and musical capabilities.

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The University of Colorado Student Government, or CUSG for short, is the official governing body of the nearly 36,000 students at CU Boulder. As the most autonomous Student Government in the nation, CUSG is responsible for allocating $34 million in student fees to improve the lives of all CU students.

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The Cultural Events Board aims to broaden cultural knowledge by supporting the voices of underrepresented and misrepresented groups on campus, thereby promoting student engagement with their platforms. The Cultural Events Board encourages opportunities for interaction among students resulting in respect, appreciation, and understanding for cultural differences.

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Environmental Design Student Government is a branch of the Campus Student Government (CUSG) that creates an outlet for student wellness, academic needs by keeping a close relationship with the students and faculty of the program. 

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The Evening MBA Association (EvMBAA) is committed to enhancing the Leeds Evening MBA experience for all evening MBA students.  Due to the uniqueness of earning a masters degree while balancing a full time work schedule, family demands, and career changes, the EvMBAA ensures students have access to enriching extracurricular activities, taking into account what precious little time students have to spend away from their commitments.  We provide steady communication between EvMBA students and the CU Leeds administration and faculty to continually improve the experience for everyone involved.We are a group of second year students, elected in our first year of study.  The EvMBAA is comprised of an Executive Leadership Board (the Board) and a Chair Committee (the Chairs).  The Board oversees day-to-day operations and provides leadership guidance to the Chairs.  It consists of the President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer.  The Chairs develop and implement EvMBAA programs.  The Chair positions are intended to be dynamic and serve the specific strengths of the individuals who hold them as well as the needs of the Evening MBA student body.

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The Graduate and Professional Student Government represents graduate and professional students at the University of Colorado Boulder. We support initiatives that empower graduate and professional studentsÔÇÖ ability to pursue their goals.

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Interfraternity Council at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

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The official mission of the Leeds Student Government is to enhance the undergraduate student experience. Our activities include supporting Leeds clubs and organizations, executing our own school-wide initiatives, and aligning student interests with those of faculty and administration. We support clubs through funding, strengthening intra-club collaboration, and by providing marketing channels to advertise events. Our own initiatives include organizing community service events, hosting student appreciation days, and providing leadership development workshops. Periodic student surveys ensure we accurately represent the opinions of our peers.

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The MBAA is the governing body of the MBA program at Leeds School of Business. 

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The purpose of the MGC shall be to assist diverse sororities and fraternities in the achievement of their noble purposes, to enrich Greek life on campus, to act as a liaison between our member organizations and university administration by establishing communicative network for all culturally diverse sororities and fraternities, and to promote unity among our organizations and the college community.

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The National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) is the premiere honorary supported by the leading international organization advocating for the interests and welfare of residence hall students, while also providing opportunities for their personal growth and development. NRHH strives to provide recognition for individuals who have contributed to the advancement of college and university housing. It ensures the advancement of member chapters through resource sharing, programming, and leadership development opportunities to contribute and support the vision of the National Association of College and University Residence Halls. At CU's NRHH chapter we strive to follow the values of Service and Recognition. We aim to do so by creating a community within the chapter all while creating leadership opportunities for those who enter as well as provide volunteer opportunities as well. 

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The National Panhellenic Conference is the encompassing organization for 26 inter/national women's fraternities and sororities. Each member group is autonomous as a social, Greek-letter society of college women and alumnae. Members are represented on more than 600 college and university campuses in the United States and Canada and in more than 5,300 alumnae associations, making up more than 3 million sorority women in the world. To learn more about the National Panhellenic Conference, visit www.npcwomen.org

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The University of Colorado Boulder Residence Hall Association is a student-run organization dedicated to advocacy, programming, and leadership to foster community among students living in the residence halls.

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We are the School of Education branch of the student government.

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The Student Bar Association is the governing body for the students at the University of Colorado Law School. The SBA handles event approval, funding, and coordination for the law campus and works closely with our student body, student organizations, and our administration to address any needs or concerns and to keep communication flowing.  

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The Student Organization Allocations Committee (SOAC) is a CUSG funding board that distributes student fee dollars to student organizations in order to help promote enrichment, education and inclusiveness of the CU Boulder community. SOAC makes decisions from a neutral viewpoint by understanding that everyone needs that place to feel included.

Need to request funding? Talk with your CSI liaison about submitting a funding request by going here: https://www.colorado.edu/involvement/rsostaff

Please see the attachment to the constitution to review the funding timeline

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The University of Colorado Engineering Council (UCEC) is a student government with members representing the student body of the College of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Colorado Boulder. We function as the intermediaries between students and administrators by representing the concerns and ideas of our student members. In this manner, all student members can share their opinions and improve their relationship with the administration. The UCEC also sponsors annual events, such as Engineering Week, where individual engineering societies host shows and competitions to encourage a fun and collaborative learning environment.

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