Undergraduate Student
Governance.
The primary vehicle by which undergraduate students are involved in
institutional governance is the Student Government Association. By the process
of largely autonomous self-governance, students determine to a very significant
degree the focus, scope, and direction of most of the extra-class and
co-curricular activities occurring on campus. In addition, they represent the
student body on a host of official and ad hoc committees at the
institution. For more information about the Student Government Association,
visit their web site at www.uncc.edu/sga/.
Graduate Student
Governance.
The Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG) was chartered
in 1986 and serves as the official organization for UNC Charlotte graduate
students, all of whom are automatically members. Its purposes include (a)
establishment of an appropriate voice for graduate students; (b) assistance with
their special social, emotional, intellectual and physical needs; and (c)
liaison with the administration and faculty. For more information about the
Graduate and Professional Student Government, visit their web site at
www.uncc.edu/gpsg/.