At the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, the Association of Students of the University of Nebraska (ASUN) is the student government, representing the student body. Senators are elected to represent specific colleges, and the College of Arts and Sciences has a strong presence in the Senate.
Your Current College of Arts and Sciences Senators
- Mason Ain
- Madie Beasley
- Maathir Basi
- Eamonn Conway
- Abhi Karri
These senators voice the concerns and needs of Arts and Sciences students and advocate for initiatives that improve academics and campus life. They work with faculty, administrators, and student organizations to ensure CAS students are represented.
What Do Senators Do?
ASUN senators engage in:
Legislation: Proposing and voting on policies that affect student life and academics.
Committees: Serving on groups addressing student fees, campus safety, and diversity initiatives.
Engagement: Meeting students to hear feedback and concerns.
Collaboration: Working with other senators and organizations to promote campus initiatives.
How to Get Involved
Students can reach out to their senators to share ideas or concerns. You can email your senators or attend ASUN Senate meetings every Wednesday at 6 PM. For more info on ASUN and ways to get involved, visit https://asun.unl.edu.
More details at: https://asun.unl.edu