If you are interested in representing your home on a campus stage, consider running for hall senator.
Those who live in a residential hall or an on-campus apartment are eligible for a seat on Marquette University Student Government Senate. Students on the MUSG Senate actively participate in advocacy, activism and student engagement initiatives on campus.
Those interested in being involved in how their peers Make A Difference alongside administrators and campus partners should consider running. Submissions for elections are open from Saturday, Sept. 5, until Tuesday, Sept. 15.
For candidacy packets, see the MUSG website or contact Ethan Burdin, legislative vice president.
