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About the Association

Purpose:

The UNC Association of Student Governments is the student organization designated to represent the interests of students in the deliberations of the UNC Board of Governors.

 

Our purpose is to advocate for the collective best interests of students in serving as a liaison between students and the Governor of North Carolina, the North Carolina General Assembly, and the Office of the President of the University of North Carolina; and collaboratively increase awareness of issues affecting students and the University.

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Structure:

​Led by an elected President and Senior Vice President, and assisted by seven other executive officers, UNCASG follows a senate model with four delegates representing each of the 17 campuses within the UNC System.

 

UNCASG's advocacy work follows a committee model with delegates serving on two of six committees: Internal Operations, Budget and Finance, Campus Outreach, Governmental Outreach, HBCU and MSI Relations, and Graduate Student Relations.

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Mission:

Founded and funded by students, The University of North Carolina Association of Student Governments champions the concerns of students and ensures affordability and accessibility to quality education today and tomorrow. 

Vision:

Uniting Campuses. Serving Students.

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UNC ASG Logo. State of North Carolina with locations of all seventeen UNC System schools marked.

The University of North Carolina

Association of Student Governments

910 Raleigh Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27514

919.445.0494 •  UNCASG.org  

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About UNC ASG

The University of North Carolina Association of Student Governments functions as a crucial advocate for student representation. Its mission revolves around promoting students' interests, fostering quality education, and nurturing community engagement. Spanning 16 universities across North Carolina, including the NC School of Science and Mathematics, this organization unites a diverse student body of around 250,000, contributing to the vibrant tapestry of the state's education system.

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