Whitewater Student Government provides opportunities for students to make a positive difference in campus life and the student experience

One of four shared governance groups on campus, Whitewater Student Government provides opportunities for students to make a positive difference in campus life and the student experience

Newly elected officers sworn in

The newly elected senators were sworn into office on Jan. 29, 2018, during the first Whitewater Student Government meeting of the semester.

WSG represents student interests on campus

Executive board members take office in July

Senators serve until December

WSG responsible for governing over 12,000 students

Executive board chosen to help govern nearly 12,000 students

WSG is responsible for governing nearly 12,000 students

The Whitewater Student Government executive board has taken on the responsibilities of governing more than 12,000 students who attend UW-Whitewater.

After lively campaigning, the UW-Whitewater student body has elected new senators to the Whitewater Student Government (WSG) Esker, Drumlin and off-campus senate districts. They include the following local residents:

With the fall semester underway, the Whitewater Student Government (WSG) executive board has taken on the responsibilities of governing the more than 12,000 students who attend UW-Whitewater. WSG’s role is to actively assess and serve the needs of UW-Whitewater students by providing an open forum atmosphere as well as being a bridge between students, student leaders and campus administration. “Many students don’t realize the impact WSG has on this campus,” said Jan Bilgen, WSG adviser. “This executive board works directly with the chancellor, helping to make every decision from menu options to building remodels, like the University Center.” Local students named to the executive board include: