Check out the Online Learning Guide crafted by Undergraduate Student Government and the Academic Support and Retention at Iowa with academic resources, student testimony, study tips, and more!
As a part of National First-Generation Celebration Week, student leaders from USG, CAB, and Dance Marathon will be talking about their experience as the first-generation students at the University of Iowa. The Zoom Meeting takes place on Monday, November 16th at 6:30 PM.
Verona Victoria is a third-year student at the University of Iowa studying Psychology and Sociology. Verona joined student government in Spring of 2019 as a Senator-At-Large and currently serves as the Director of Health & Safety for the 2020-21 school year.
John Dickens is a second-year student at the University of Iowa studying Political Science and Public Health. John joined student government in Fall of 2019 as a first-year senator and will serve as the Director of Governmental Relations for the 2020-21 school year.
ORG TIP$ Partnership with Late Night Programming events:Undergraduate Student Government and Late Night Programs have partnered to provide additional well-being and harm reduction options for student organizations through the Org TIP$ incentive program. These trainings provide a leadership development lens to harm reduction topics.
On July 9, 2020, ABTS drafted a joint response to the recent ICE regulations for international college students. View the statement here: ABTS ICE Response
Joint Statement from Student Leaders on the Iowa Legislature’s Decision to Cut Funding for Higher Education:
The Iowa Legislature’s decision to cut $8 million in important funding for higher education at a time when students and their families are struggling with a once-in-a-generation economic crisis is short-sighted and deeply disappointing.
The University of Iowa Undergraduate Student Government is committed to enhancing the student experience on campus. By challenging ourselves and the University we seek to ensure a student-centered environment through education and advocacy. USG's Year-End Report chronicles the accomplishments and details over the fall and spring semesters.
As the Finance Committee chair for University of Iowa Student Government, I feel a responsibility to clarify some inaccuracies in a Daily Iowan article, “UISG decrease in contingency funds limits student organization funding,” and how it described UISG’s funding process.
