Governance

Graduate students who are interested in governance organizations have an opportunity to be active at the College and University levels.

UMN Graduate Student Governance

  • The University-wide Council of Graduate Students (COGS) is the Recognized Student Governance Association (RSGA) at the University of Minnesota that represents, advocates for, informs, facilitates communications among, and supports Twin cities graduate students (Ph.D. or Masters seeking students).

CLA Governance and Graduate Students

Express your interest in getting involved with CLA governance

 

CLA Graduate Student Award Committees

Applicant reviewers are needed for awards such as the CLA Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award which recognizes select instructors who are outstanding teachers of undergraduate students, rewarding their passion and commitment to teaching, and the Motley Exemplary Teaching Award which recognizes faculty who exemplify the highest standards of teaching and scholarship and who have enhanced the lives of University of Minnesota Twin Cities College of Liberal Arts students.

Students interested in getting involved will be contacted in advance of the award process, generally following winter break, to verify you are still interested in serving as a reviewer and that your schedule will ensure you are able to meet the required commitments. 

Express your interest in being an award reviewer.