University of Hawaiʻi Student Caucus

Organized since Spring 1991, the University of Hawaiʻi Student Caucus is the system wide association of all campus student governments, formally recognized by the university in spring 2003 through executive policy.

Composed of two voting delegates from the eleven student governments across all the campuses. UH Student Caucus serves to advocate collectively for the interests of students. The caucus affords student leaders the opportunity to communicate to university administration, state legislature, governor, and other offices about the needs and concerns of UH students on issues of particular concern.

Funded by an annual appropriation from the university administration, UH Student Caucus is provided organizational advising and program support by the Associate Vice President for Student Affairs.

UHSC Constitution (PDF)
UHSC Bylaws (PDF)
UHSC Expectations (PDF)

• UH Student Caucus Resolution 01-20 Divestment (PDF)
• UH Student Caucus Resolution 02-20 In Support to Implement a Student Emergency Fund Program for all Campuses (PDF)
• UH Student Caucus Resolution 03-20 Support of the 2020 Census (PDF)

Farrah-Marie Gomes, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs