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As a student, you can help guide decisions that affect your community. Here are some ways you can get involved and use your voice this year.  

Run for CU Student Government representative-at-large 

Running for representative-at-large in CU Student Government (CUSG) is an incredible opportunity to make a real impact on campus and represent the voices of your fellow students.  

As a representative-at-large, you’ll represent the interests of CU Boulder’s students in important campus, state and federal decisions. It's a chance to develop leadership skills, work with a passionate team and collaborate with student organizations and administrators.  

Learn more about running for office. 

Vote in CU Student Government Elections 

Voting in the CUSG elections is an easy way to make your voice heard on campus issues! You can vote and learn more about the candidates through your Buff Portal on Monday, Oct. 28 through Friday, Nov. 8.  

Join us for the Ballot event on Oct. 28 at 12 p.m. in Kittredge where there will be free food and a chance to hear directly from the candidates about their platforms and goals for CU Boulder. Don’t miss out on shaping the future of your campus! 

Join a student board or committee  

Joining a student board or committee lets you help make decisions, advocate for your fellow Buffs and gain professional experience. Here are some opportunities to consider:   

• Center for Student Involvement (CSI) Board: Develop programs and educational opportunities to enrich the campus experience for CU Boulder students. 
• Cultural Events Board: Broaden cultural knowledge by supporting the voices of underrepresented and misrepresented groups on campus to promote student engagement with their platforms. 
• CUSG Recreation Board: Promote the improvement of the Recreation Center and the university community through planning and positive action. 
• Distinguished Speakers Board: Bring well-known speakers to campus and develop your skills in planning and implementing large-scale events. 
• Environmental Center Board: Advocate for campus environmental policy, determine funding for innovative sustainability projects, get practical experience and more. 
• National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH): Provide recognition for students and staff in the residence halls who have demonstrated exemplary leadership and who have made outstanding service contributions to their communities, CU and beyond. 
• Residence Hall Association (RHA): Foster and facilitate community among on-campus residents and promote a safe and comfortable living environment.  
• Senior Class Council: Keep seniors informed and involved while building pride, tradition and community among the graduating class. 
• UMC Board: Create policy, develop creative solutions to challenging issues and grow your leadership skills. 
• Volunteer Resource Center (VRC) Board: Through policy making, leadership and outreach, being part of the VRC Board can help you advocate for and provide services to meet campus and community needs. 

Participate in civic engagement 

Whatever your goals and interests are, there are many ways you can be an active citizen in your community. Review the Democratic Engagement Guide from the Center for Student Involvement for resources and tips to participate in our democracy and check out information on voting in the upcoming general election on Nov. 5.