Student Government

The University of South Florida St. Petersburg Student Government represents the interests of the student body including coordinating activities through allocations and expenditures of Activities and Service Fees Funds. By discussing issues, concerns and ideas to help better our campus community, Student Government is the voice of the student body.

Check out the Member Directory page to find out who your representative is!

There are three branches of Student Government: The Executive Branch, The Legislative Branch (The Senate) and the Judicial Branch.

Elections

Constitution up for student body vote in the general elections.

Senator Application

Executive Board Application

When Do We Meet?

Student Government holds regular meetings, times and locations for which are located below:

Meeting Times
	Day/Time	Location (Map)
Executive
Cabinet Meeting	2:00pm to 3:00pm	CAC128
Legislative
General Assembly	Every Wednesday at 7:00 PM	CAC 133
Judicial
Judicial Hearings	Contact Chief Justice for details	Location Varies

All meetings are open to the public and students and other members of the university community are encouraged to attend.

Want to Get Involved?
The below downloadable items can help you get started!

Senate Form A for Senators to add an item to be docketed on the agenda for formal meetings

Senate Form B for others to request to address the Senate at a formal meeting.

Marketing & Public Affairs Staff Application Packet

SAFE Team Staff Application Packet

Speak your mind!
Contact your college senator about issues, concerns or other input that you have about USF St. Petersburg. The Senate is here to represent the interests of every USFSP student.

Student Government Association
Campus Activities Center 137
Phone (727) 873-4147 - Fax (727) 873-4190

All SG meetings are open to the public. To be docketed to speak at a meeting, simply fill out Senate Form B (located above) and submit. You will be contacted as soon as possible to arrange for your presentation.

Student Government members are open to student feedback, questions, and concerns.