Meeting once weekly, the Student Executive Board focuses great effort on representing the student body in a fair and timely manner. The Student Congress acts as a forum for ideas, serve as committee representatives, and represent their constituency in issues facing Bowdoin College. The Student Congress, the forum-based assembly, is the direct connection for the student body with other parts of campus. This discussion based body meets at least once every other week, and usually weekly. Meetings are open to the public and everyone is encouraged to attend and share their comments, concerns and other feedback about any aspect of Bowdoin College.
Student government deals with policy and campus life issues of the student body.
I need to know what avenues I can take to get my idea heard. The answer to this question is simple. To begin the process, contact Jeff Favolise or Meghan Faughnan for the specifics and begin the process. Forming a Student Organization There are a few steps that Student Government requires that anyone considering forming a student organization take before they can be considered for approval. At that time, Jeff will ask that you bring a dozen copies of your proposal to the meeting, and then present your proposal to the Executive Board and answer any questions you may have.