Upcoming Meetings

Treasury
Tuesday at 9:30
Simon Hall 110

Senate
Wednesday at 9:15
Simon Hall 113

Constitutional Council
Time: 4PM, Mondays
OSA Conference Room

Senior Class Council
Time: 5:30PM, Tuesdays
Village House Room 14

Junior Class Council
Time: 7PM, Tuesdays
Lopata Great Hall

Sophomore Class Council
Time: 3:30PM, Sundays
Contact Pat Bookl

Art School Council
Time: 8PM, Mondays
Ursa's

Architecture School Council
Time: 8PM,
Givens Hall Foyer

Academic Affairs Committee
Time: 8PM, Sundays
Business School (meet in lobby)

Budget Committee
Time: 7PM, Wednesdays
Umrath 2 Conference Room

Campus Services
Time: TBA
Lien

EnCouncil
Time: TBA
Cupples II 217

Spark/TRC
Tuesday at 5:00 PM
OSA Conf. Room

SGAC
Time: 6PM, Sundays
Umrath 2 Conference Room (main campus)

Joint Class Council
Time: TBA
Umrath 3

Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC)
Time: 8PM, every other Tuesday
Lambert Lounge (Mallinckrodt)

Sports Club Federation
Time: 7:30PM, 1st Monday every month
IM Conference Room in the AC

Hatchet Yearbook Staff Meetings
Time: 7:30PM, Wednesday
3rd Floor Umrath Hall


Open Positions


Rep. of the Moment


Jeffrey Griffin
For his extensive support of the Student Group Activities Committee in helping organize the logistics of President's Orientation, volunteering to be the SGAC manager of the Umrath student group center, and being an effective and central member of the committee. Jeff has emerged not only as a leader in SGAC but also in the Treasury of Student Union as well. Thank you, Jeff, for all your hard work and dedication to SU.





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.



Assembly Series Request

How does the Assembly Series work?
The Assembly Series speakers are picked by the Assembly Series Committee, which is comprised of staff, faculty, and students (both undergraduate and graduate). They normally select their speaker list from requests made by members of the Washington University community as well as specific requests from departments, student groups, and endowed lecture series participants. The selection of speakers usually occurs four to five months before the actual semester that is being planned. The committee is chaired by Barbara Rea (barbara_rea@wustl.edu).

How do I request an Assembly Series speaker?
The Assembly Series committee is committed to working with students and student groups in bringing speakers to campus. In order to do this effectively, students need to be willing to propose realistic speakers (speakers that the University can afford) and work with the committee throughout the planning process.

If you are interested in bringing a speaker, please e-mail Barbara Rea (barbara_rea@wustl.edu) with the following information:
  • Student group name
  • Student contact name
  • Student contact e-mail
  • List of requested speakers (3 minimum)
  • Proposed speaking date (optional)

Please note that speakers must be requested 9 - 12 months in advance.