Undergraduate Student Senate Carnegie Mellon University

The Undergraduate Student Senate at Carnegie Mellon University is a student-led legislative body representing the student body. Operating within the framework of Student Government, the Senate comprises a team of elected officials numbering between 20 to 49 individuals. Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the Senate is dedicated to advocating for student interests across a wide range of campus matters. The Undergraduate Student Senate's primary function is to represent the student population's needs and concerns. This involves addressing issues related to organizational funding, academic policies, and overall campus life. The Senate accomplishes this through its diverse committees, which focus on specific areas such as Academic Affairs, Business Affairs, Campus Life, Communications, Finance, Internal Development, Advocacy, and NOVEL. The Undergraduate Student Senate distinguishes itself through its democratic structure, with senators elected directly by the student body. This ensures that the Senate's policies and decisions reflect the collective voice and priorities of the student community. The Senate also prides itself on its collaborative approach, working closely with other student organizations and university administration to foster a positive and supportive campus environment. For inquiries or to connect with the Undergraduate Student Senate, please visit their website at cmusenate.org.