Run for a Seat in Student Senate
ASG has 50 open senator positions to fill between our two branches. We are seeking members who are dedicated to the student body and determined to improve Miami. We have three categories of Senators—On-Campus, Off-Campus, and Academic—who represent different constituencies, but all fulfill the same requirements.
Senator Elections
We will have ASG senator elections open this fall! If you are interested in representing in your fellow students, scroll to our “What does a Senator do?” section to learn about what your responsibilities would be and feel free to reach out to us to learn more. If you would like more detail, read the ASG Bylaws here and skip to Sections 106 (Student Senate) and 107 (Senator Responsibilities) on pages 8-9.
Questions? Contact Shelby Alford, Speaker of Senate, at asgspeaker@miamioh.edu.
What does a Senator do?
Senator responsibilities+ Duties
Attend weekly Senate meeting
- Tuesdays from 6:00-9:00pm.Sit on 2-3 committees
- Attend committee meetings and accomplish assigned tasks (~2hr/wk).
- Senators have the option to select from a variety of committees within ASG and University Senate.Submit at least 3 Student Concerns
- Interact with constituents and gather their concerns or suggestions about the student experience at Miami University. Find the form here.Earn a leadership point
- Take the lead on an ASG initiative, host a related event, author legislation, or expand leadership skills through intentional pursuit of leadership experience in other approved formats.Attend all mandatory ASG events
- The number of events may change by year. Specific details are determined by the Speaker of the Student Senate.Complete other duties as assigned/chosen
- Sitting on University Committees, completing specific constituent outreach, and collaborating with student organizations across campus are just some of the examples of how you could best serve the student body.