Princeton Undergraduate Student Government

Because of an increasing demand for IT-related services within the USG, the IT Committee has been restructured and new opportunities have been created.  There are five positions currently available to be filled:

• IT Committee - Chair, Michael Yaroshefsky
  
  • Product Support
    • Chair, Solomon Abiola
    • Vice Chair, Daniel Dix
    • Product Specialist, Vacant
    • Support Manager, Vacant
  • Web Application Development 
    • Chair, Hao Lian
    • Vice Chair, Vacant
    • Chief Developer, Vacant
    • Chief Designer, Vacant

The online application and additional information about each position is available here.

Applications are due on July 17th at 11:59 pm.

I want to offer you my sincerest congratulations for getting into one of the best universities in the world. I’m delighted that you made the right choice, and I hope you can enjoy the feelings of success and accomplishment in spite of the sense of apprehension and insecurity that hit most of us before setting foot on the finely-groomed lawns of Princeton’s campus. I assure you that these feelings are entirely normal.

The Analysis of Princetonian Attitudes Committee (APAC) has set three goals for this summer with regards to the COMBO I and COMBO II surveys. The committee aims to better inform the student body of the significance of the surveys' results.

This year, Princeton students have demonstrated an increasingly strong commitment to campus sustainability.  In light of this trend, the USG has been working with student environmental groups on various initiatives to make Princeton more sustainable.

Students have consistently expressed their concern over Princeton's unique academic calendar. After multiple assessments, the Committee on the Course of Study (COCOS) determined that it is not in the interests of the students to pursue an academic calendar reform, given the sacrifices that would be necessary.