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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HUSA?
What does the organization do on campus to advocate for students?
There's lots of ways HUSA advocate for students including the following:
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Serve as a communication bridge between students and administrators like the Academic Provost, Student Conduct, Faculty Senate and many others
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Serving on University committees such as Tuition and Rates, The Hilltop Advisory Board, and more
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Meet directly with President Frederick to voice student concerns and provide perspective/guidance on University-wide decisions and policy
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Convene and collaborate with student organizations, SGA councils, and other members of government -- this includes event partnerships as well as lending our platform to various causes
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Serve as a member of the HUSA Senate (Vice President)
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Present and advocate to the Board of Trustees semesterly (President)
What are modern examples of HUSA in action/effecting University policy?
Amid the pandemic, HUSA was effective in advocating for opt-in academic pass fail for UG students and extending the add/drop registration period both Fall and Spring of this academic year.
Most recently, HUSA also helped express the need for a Spring Break and University approved mental health days to support overwhelmed and overworked students.
How do students vote and when is Election Day this year?
Election Day is April 2, 2021!
And voting is super easy -- it only takes a few minutes in Bison Web. For more instructions click the button below to see our "How to Vote" instruction graphic.