Government Branches
Student Government at the University of Florida is committed to tirelessly advocating on behalf of the student body, enhancing the entire student experience and promoting the image of the university and its students by upholding ourselves to the highest standards, leading with integrity and selflessly serving the university and beyond.
The University of Florida Student Government, established in 1909, exists to represent and act in the interests of the students. Student Government (SG) has created an academic and extra-curricular environment benefiting students through its programs and works to sustain and improve them each year. Student Government is balanced among three branches: Executive, Legislative, and Judicial.
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The student government consists of three distinct branches that work together in a democratic system of checks and balances. See how each branch and level of government relate to one another in this organizational chart.
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The UF Student Government is based around its Constitution, originally compiled in 1967, and a number of guiding statutes that set out rules and procedures for the three governmental branches, elections, finances, and more.
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Government Branches
The Student Government consists of three branches: Executive, Legislative, and Judicial. Learn more about how each functions and the students who serve to consistently improve the collegiate experience at UF.
