Give to Central Student Government
The University of Michigan is committed to transforming our students’ education by extending academic excellence from the classroom into real-world experiences that develop a global purview and a creative, entrepreneurial mindset.
What does the Central Student Government do?
The CSG strives to provide valuable services, programs, and events to students at the University of Michigan. Each subunit of the CSG is tasked with specific purposes.
The Student Assembly, within the legislative branch, serves to collectively represent the student voice at the University and to make decisions for the organization in a deliberative manner. The Executive Branch serves to execute campaigns and services that make student life better in various ways. Campaigns are often facilitated through one of about twenty commissions. The Central Student Judiciary is designed to serve as a body to adjudicate any disputes that may arise between the CSG, students, student organizations, or a combination thereof.
Here are some examples of what the CSG does:
- Allocates $300,000+ every year in funding for student organizations
- Transports hundreds of students to and from Detroit Metro Airport during breaks
- Serves as a representative sample of all students on campus, including undergraduates, graduates, and professional students
- Leads campaigns that positively change campus
- Produces engaging, purpose-driven events for the University community
- Provides leadership opportunities for passionate students
- Engages the University administration on issues relevant to students
- Facilitates appointments to University committees
- Handles disputes between student organizations
Learn more about the Central Student Government!