Student Union - Student Group Resources

The mission of Student Union is to create a vibrant campus community by: advocating for the needs and interests of undergraduate students, developing and implementing both innovative and traditional programs, and allocating the student activity fee to unique and engaging activities, programs, and initiatives.

It is the vision of Student Union to responsibly serve and empower every undergraduate student to be a force for change and improvement while fostering and preserving tradition at Washington University in St. Louis.

Student Group Resources > Application Process

The following is a breakdown of the student group application process. If you have any questions, please contact Student Group Activities Committee (sgac@su.wustl.edu).

Student group submits an application.
SGAC receives the application and reviews it at their weekly meeting.

If SGAC finds the application complete and acceptable, the student group is invited to their next meeting for an interview.
If SGAC finds the application incomplete or has question, the student group will receive an e-mail with questions or a request for a re-submit.

SGAC interviews the student group. After the meeting, the committee discusses the application and sends the student group an e-mail regarding their decision.

If the group is applying as a category I or II group and they're approved, SGAC will invite them for an interview before the Treasury.
If the group is applying as a category III group and they're approved, they will automatically be approved as category III without going before the Treasury. The group will receive an e-mail detailing their responsibilities as a new student group.
If the group isn't approved, SGAC will send them a list of reasons and their recommendations for future applications.

At the next Treasury meeting, the student group will stand before the Treasury and have another interview similiar to the SGAC interview.

If the group is approved by Treasury, the SGAC chair(s) will brief the group after the Treasury meeting and send them a detailed e-mail with a list of their responsibilities as a category I or II group.
If the group is not approved by Treasury, the application is officially dead. The group is allowed to re-apply after a semester.


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