Get Involved

The University of Florida Student Government, established in 1909, exists to represent and act in the interests of the students. Student Government (SG) has created an academic and extracurricular environment benefiting students through its programs and works to sustain and improve them each year. SG's power is balanced among three branches: Executive, Legislative, and Judicial.

Join Student Government

There are a wide variety of ways to get involved in Student Government at the University of Florida. Between the three branches, Student Government provides opportunities for students to gain experience and make a difference on campus according to individual interests and skills.

 University Committees (2026-2027)

The University of Florida encourages student involvement through participation and membership on committees that advise the administration on important issues. Additional information for certain committees can be found on the Provost’s website at http://fora.aa.ufl.edu/University.

Eligibility: In accordance with the Registered Student Organization Classification and Officer Eligibility, all students must follow the following minimum eligibility requirements to hold an officer position in a registered student organization or to serve on an official committee at the University of Florida. View Eligibility Requirements

IMPORTANT: Do not include your GPA, address, or UFID on any documents for your application.

Elections

Student Government elections are conducted each year: once during the Fall Semester and once during the Spring Semester.

For more information please see the Elections page.