Class Boards (CB): Ten class representatives for each undergraduate class are elected to provide social programs to promote school spirit, unity, and pride. They also organize many of Penn's traditional occasions such as Hey Day, Skimmer, Senior Week, and the Homecoming Tailgate.
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Nominations and Elections Committee (NEC): The NEC is responsible for the administration of student government elections and the nomination of representatives for various university committees as well as the University Council itself. The NEC runs all UA and Class Boards elections and UA referenda.
[NEC Website]
Social Planning and Events Committee (SPEC): SPEC is designed to develop, organize, and program campus-wide social and cultural activities for the University community. Their activities range from speakers and concerts, to Spring Fling and art shows.
[SPEC Website]
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Student Activities Council (SAC): The Student Activities Council exists to recognize, supervise and fund undergraduate activities at the University of Pennsylvania. SAC is the largest student government branch on campus overseeing over 200 groups.
[SAC Website]
Student Committee on Undergraduate Education (SCUE): SCUE is focused on enhancing the academic facets of the undergraduate community. It works to improve and expand curricular opportunities, advising, and the overall quality of the undergraduate academic experience.
[SCUE Website]
Undergraduate Assembly (UA): The Undergraduate Assembly is the elected, representative branch of student government at Penn, charged with improving life for all students through funding, services, and advocacy. The core of the UA’s work is advocating for all undergraduates to administrators, student groups, and the wider world; the UA works with everyone at Penn to deliver tangible change for students. In addition, the UA allocates $1.8 million to ourselves and the other five branches each year, money that eventually reaches almost every group on campus.
The UA is run by a 33-member General Body, comprised of 24 upperclassmen elected in the Spring and 9 freshmen elected in the fall.
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