NISG Elections

NISG represents the student body in university and non-university matters and promotes activities that are in the best interest of the student body, such as tuition, financial aid, educational quality and student rights. Getting involved in NISG Senate is a great way to expand your leadership skills, meet new friends and make a difference at UNI.

NISG wiill be hosting a presidential debate from 7:00 - 8:30 PM on Monday, February 20 in the Maucker Union Coffeehouse.  Moderators will ask the candidates questions, with time at the end for audience members to ask questions of their own.

Important Dates 

University Policies

UNI has many policies and if you're interested in being a student leader it's important for you to be familiar with all policies so you can enact change to support your constituents!

• DOR Chalking Policy
• Residence Hall Promotional Guidelines
• SIAC's Student Organization Handbook
• Various Maucker Union Policies

Running Canidates

The election commission has compiled a list of all of the canidates who have completed the election process thus far. The list of canidates can be found here.

If these times do not work for you, you can contact Jill Hohnecker, the Election Commissioner, to set up a different time to meet with her. All President/Vice President Campaigns need to meet with the Election Commissioner one-on-one before being put onto the ballot. 

Write in campaigns

If you are planning on running a write-in campaign for a senate seat you need to make sure that you are campaigning for the college you have a major in. You can't serve as a senator for a college that you're not part of!

Jill Hohnecker: 

563-543-0723

hohneckj@uni.edu

Jill Hohnecker, Election Commissioner  ( hohneckj@uni.edu )

Rachel Smithart  ( smitharr@uni.edu )

Erin Trample     ( trampele@uni.edu )

Corey Cooling ( coolingc@uni.edu )

Logan Mundt ( mundtl@uni.edu )

(All times listed are CST)