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American University of Beirut

Student Government

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Student Representative Committee (SRC)

The SRC is the student representative committee, elected by the student body within 6 to 8 weeks of the start of the Fall semester of each academic year.

Each of the University’s seven faculties/schools elects a Student Representative Committee (SRC).

University Student Faculty Committee (USFC)

The University Student Faculty Committee (USFC) is dedicated to motivating the student body and enhancing campus life. The USFC operates as a liaison between the student body and the administration.

It represents all students at the university and provides a forum for expression, discussion, and action concerning student rights, privileges, and opinions. With the duty to promote and ensure the general welfare of all ̩��Ʊstudents, the committee adheres to the university’s laws and policies by encouraging personal responsibility and transparency. The USFC plans and participates in social and organizational activities as appropriate to the student body.

Each of the five faculties of the University and the School of Business is represented in the committee by elected students (20) and faculty (6) members from that faculty or school. The USFC serves as the central student government.

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