Undergraduate Assembly (UA)

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About the UA

The Undergraduate Assembly (UA) is the elected, representative organization of undergraduates at Penn, charged with improving life for all students through funding, services, and advocacy.

How we work:

  1. We lobby for tangible change at Penn based on student needs
  2. We represent students to administrators and outsiders
  3. We bring students from different groups and identities together (see UA Steering)
  4. We provide services to improve student’s quality of life (see UA Services)
  5. We fund the other branches of student government and, by extension, all student groups on campus (see Budget)

How we drive impact

Each year our secretary compiles an annual report documenting all of the work done by members of the UA. Check the link to glimpse at how we drive impact across every section of Penn's campus!

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Organizational Profile

5 Registered (50 - 100 Members)

Currently Accepting: Yes

Application Required

Fall Semester

Classification: Undergraduate


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How to Get Involved

Class of 2030:

Welcome to Penn! If you're interested in joining the UA as an elected member, stay tuned to the Penn Student Government website and the NEC's General Election page for updates about election deadlines and information sessions. If you do not want to be an elected member, keep reading to learn about how you can still get involved.

2026 New Student/Transfer Student Election Timeline:

Information regarding Class Board and Undergraduate Assembly elections for the Fall 2026 semester will be released beginning of the academic year. Any questions, comments, or concerns should be directed to elections@penn-nec.org.

Entire Penn Community

The UA is open to the public so that all Penn students can attend our General Body Meetings every Sunday at 8 p.m. in Huntsman Hall. The full schedule of dates, times, and locations will be published once the year begins. If you would like to be more involved, you can run for an elected position or apply to be an associate member.

The application to be an Associate Member will be up beginning of the Fall semester. If you are interested in applying to be an Associate Member, please fill out this form.

If you have any specific questions, please reach out to our Speaker, Rafaa Bukhary, at speaker@pennua.org.

Hope to see you soon!

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