The Vice President is in charge of the inner workings of the organization. These committees reflect the contemporary concerns of the students. The Central Council acts as the Legislative Branch of the Student Association . The Council is unicameral, with six committees that deal with all aspects of student life. Representatives are taken from each Quad and off campus to insure that all sectors of the University's population have a voice in student government.
Any student can be a member of a committee by simply attending meetings.
A Supreme Court rules on the legality of legislation and student council actions. The Student Association records, consisting of meeting minutes, subject files, student publications, booklets, bills and committee files. In the 1920's and 30's the Student Association was concerned with establishing and maintaining school traditions, and such academic issues as the establishment of the honor system. In 1949 the Student Association was involved in a project called CARE, an organization to help the children of the war. By the end of the 1960's, emphasis was put on student rights and equal opportunity.