The Undergraduate Student Government is divided into two main areas: the USG Senate, which is the main body of the USG that represents the entire student body, and class government. The USG Senate is divided into three areas: the executive committee, the U-Council, and class senators. The USG executive committee is made up of the President, Vice President, Treasurer, Executive Secretary, Communica
tions Director, and the chairs of the core committees. The core committees are Academics, Social, Undergraduate Life (ULC), and Campus and Community Affairs, and the IT Committee. In addition, the U-Council chair and another U-Councilor designated to serve as a representative are part of the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee sets the agenda for the weekly senate meetings, has the power to approve or reject appointments made by any member of the USG Senate, and has the power to establish ad-hoc committees. U-Councilors sit on the Council of the Princeton University Community (CPUC), the most comprehensive group of administrators, faculty, and students, and serve as liaisons to various administrative departments. Class Senators are representatives to the USG Senate from their respective classes and work on the USG's primary projects. The USG Senate also funds the Projects Board and the Undergraduate Film Organization (UFO). The Projects Board provides funding for the over 300 student organizations on campus, and UFO provides Princeton Students with low cost tickets to recently released movies. Class Government is responsible for fostering class pride and unity and throws events to achieve these goals. Each class has 5 officers: President, Vice President, Treasurer, Social Chair, and Secretary.
