Student Senate sticker, handouts
meeting materials, motions, budget requests.
Improvement of Instruction, 1973; Course Expectations Booklet, 1979; Prologue, 1975-1978; United Council of WSU Student Government, 1972-1981.
Agitation for student government began in the early 1930s on the River Falls campus. As envisioned by the students, the Student Senate would be a council of class officers and faculty advisors. This organization would be concerned with assembly programs, Homecoming, and other activities. The constitution of the Student Senate was adopted on May 20, 1937, by a vote of 386-5. The main purpose of the Senate is to give students a voice in the administrative decisions concerning the University. The Senate also coordinates and allocates funds for various student activities and organizations.
Student Government Associationstudent senate newspaper print
Meletean 68'
Meletean 68'
study of the freshman class of 1960
Students Karen Gatten, Don Rohl, and Nancy Schmid pose with Kennedy following his address in the North Hall auditorium. The photo appears in the Student Voice, November 16, 1959, and the Meletean 1960, page 142.
This series consists of constitutions and by-laws; handbooks; minute books; publicity materials; and other items relating to small student organizations on the University of Wisconsin- River Falls campus that don’t have enough material to make their own series.
"Leroy pg. 1"
Photo by Mark D. Backes
