student government
Elected peer representatives
Student government is an organization through which students participate in the governance of their school, typically at the secondary or college level.
Members are usually elected by fellow students and may organize events, allocate activity funds, or represent student interests to administration.
The scope of actual authority varies widely—from meaningful input on school policies to purely ceremonial roles: She ran for student government to pad her college applications.
- presidentElected leader of nation
- class presidentElected pupil representative
- campus eventsOrganized gatherings at universities
- clubsHeavy striking sticks
- budget allocationPlanned distribution of funds
treasurer · parliamentarian · voting procedures · roll call · bylaws · secretary · constitution · teamwork · town hall · lunch meeting · quorum · election day · conflict resolution · impeachment · senator · ratification · prom · school spirit
- student organizationsfraternities, sororities, Greek life, honor societies, campus clubs
- collegecampus, courses, application, dorms, dorm room
- college lifefreshman, freshman year, sophomore, junior, classes
- higher educationuniversity, college, degree, diploma, graduate school
- School Activitiesstudying, homework, reading, writing, clubs
- student centerinfo desk, information desk, lounge, common room, commons
student governmentschool administration
Those governing educational institutions
board of trustees · principal's office · administrative authority · faculty senate · dean's office