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Student Senate

The main body of the legislative branch is the Student Senate. Senators are elected by every College on the campus including the School of Law and the Graduate School. Student Senate meetings address legislation much like other governmental bodies under the guidelines of parliamentary procedure. The Student Senate serves as a liaison representing students to the faculty and administration of Texas Tech University. Each Student Senator is required to research issues that students face and write legislation to attempt to resolve those issues. The Student Senate is comprised of several committees. The chairmen for each of these committees is appointed by the President of the Senate. The Student Senate also oversees the SORC (Student Organization Representative Council) program. The college coordinators serve as the SORC category coordinators.

Student Senate Meetings

The senate meetings will be held at 6:00 p.m. in room 353 in the College of Media & Communications on the following dates:

TBA

Student Senate Retreat

TBD

Officers of the Student Senate

President of the Student Senate/Internal Vice President: Klay Davis

Journal Clerk: Kate Yarbrough

President Pro-Tempore: Collin Guilbeau

Sergeant-at-Arms: Max Raymond

Parliamentarian: Taylin Antonick

Historian: Maggie Jacobs

Student Senators

Senate Committees

The Student Senate has 10 standing committees. Each student senator serves on at least one of these committees. What committees are available? What do they do? Who is on each committee?

Senate Voting Records

Legislation 

What is Student Senate all about? What impact has Student Senate had on Texas Tech campus? What is their legacy? The Legislation Archive holds those answers. See previous legislation and senate meetings that have had a lasting effect on the students and campus of Texas Tech. Current session legislation may be view by clicking on dates above.