UA Steering
The Biggest Groups on Campus
UA Steering is a committee coordinated and chaired by the UA Vice President that comprises of representatives from 41 undergraduate large or umbrella organizations. Together, these groups represent the various channels of extra-curricular involvement for all Penn students, including student government, athletics, issue-advocacy, health, and the performing arts. The charge of the UA Steering Committee, therefore, is two-pronged. On one hand, the goal of Steering is to keep student groups informed about and connected with one another, so as to foster greater student collaboration across a range of interests and extra-curricular disciplines. On the other hand, Steering aims to provide the student government with a more accurate temperature of both what the student body is concerned with and how it wishes improve the Penn experience.
UA Steering meetings are bi-weekly throughout the Fall and Spring semesters, and are open to all undergraduate students of the university but with voting power delegated only to members of the committee proper.
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List of UA Steering Groups
Programs for Religious, Interfaith, and Spiritual Matters (PRISM)
Kite & Key Society
Wharton Council
Transfer Student Organization (TSO)
Student Committee on Undergraduate Education (SCUE)
Medical Emergency Response Team (MERT)
Class Boards
Nominations and Elections Committee (NEC)
College Dean’s Advisory Board
Asian Pacific Student Coalition (APSC)
Latinx Coalition
Panhellenic Council
Student Activities Council (SAC)
Wharton Dean’s Advisory Board (WAB)
UMOJA
Performing Arts Council (PAC)
Assembly of International Students (AIS)
Lambda Alliance
Engineering Student Activist Council (ESAC)
The Daily Pennsylvanian
Penn Wellness
Disabled Coalition
FGLI Dean’s Advisory Board
Penn Chavurah
Muslim Students Association (MSA)
Penn Hindu and Jain Association
Student Nurses at Penn (SNAP)
Hillel
Social Planning and Events Committee (SPEC)
Penn Association for Gender Equity (PAGE)
Engineering Dean’s Advisory Board (EDAB)
