The University of Iowa Student Government Alumni Board


The University of Iowa Student Government (UISG) Alumni Board fosters connections between alumni and current student leaders, offers mentorship and expertise, financially supports student initiatives, and strengthens ties to their alma mater. The board upholds student government’s legacy of improving campus for all students.

Objectives:

The UISG Alumni Community Board aims to:

  • Provide mentorship to current student government leaders
  • Offer expertise on critical issues affecting the student body
  • Create networking opportunities for our current students with student government alumni
  • Financially support Undergraduate Student Government and Graduate & Professional Student Government’s efforts on campus

One official meeting will be held per semester. Meetings will be held in person with a hybrid option or online only.

All members will have the opportunity to stay engaged with the UISG Alumni Community through:

  • Participating in programming
  • Joining committees
  • Supporting current students through mentorship events
  • Engaging in networking opportunities
  • Contributing ideas or feedback to the board

Board members should make all efforts to stay informed on UI Center for Advancement activities and quarterly publications.

When conducting board activities, members are expected to work constructively, respect differing views, and reflect the UI Center for Advancement Core Values:

  • Aspire to make the greatest possible impact on the University of Iowa.
  • Exceed the expectations of those we serve.
  • Uphold the highest level of integrity and ethical behavior.

Stay Connected

Sign up for updates to stay in touch with fellow Hawkeyes, or share your updated contact information so you never miss an upcoming newsletter or email.

For more information, email alumni.engagement@foriowa.org or call 319-335-3305. To learn more about other ways to get involved with the University of Iowa, check out additional Iowa Alumni Networks.

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