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Shared Governance

Learn about the student, faculty, and staff councils that advise UMGC leadership.

At Â鶹ÐÔ°®µçÓ° of Maryland Global Campus, advisory councils were established to represent the interests of students, faculty, and staff. Each advisory council works directly with and through a senior UMGC official to bring about change in response to issues brought to the councils by their constituencies.

The university's shared governance structure ensures that its key stakeholders—students, faculty, and staff—have the opportunity to communicate with the university's leaders and bring issues to their attention.

Advisory Councils

  • Read about the Academic Advisory Board and its work to enhance the academic experience at UMGC.
  • Explore how the Adjunct Faculty Association engages members to identify and communicate concerns to the administration.
  • Learn about the Student Advisory Council, a key part of the shared governance structure, in the Current Students section.
  • Visit Engage to learn about the —composed of members from the ,Ìý, and —which provides a voice to UMGC's exempt staff and nonexempt staff not represented by collective bargaining.

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