Qualification
Candidates must meet the University's academic, enrollment, load, and disciplinary requirements for student office.
The central voice of the DMMMSU student body—connecting students with the University and advancing representation, welfare, participation, and responsible leadership.
About the USC
The University Student Council (USC) is the supreme policy-making body of the Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University Student Body Organization (DMMMSU-SBO). It represents student interests and promotes rights, welfare, participation, transparency, accountability, and service across the University.
How the USC is formed
Student leadership moves through qualification, elections, campus leadership, and a University-level convention before the USC begins its term of service.
Candidates must meet the University's academic, enrollment, load, and disciplinary requirements for student office.
Students elect officers at department, College or Institute, and campus levels through secret ballot.
Qualified candidates present their platforms and participate in elections supervised by the COMELEC.
Elected CSBO officers convene to elect University-level DMMMSU-SBO officers through secret ballot.
The Council is formed by its elected University officers, appointed Secretaries, and elected Regional Officers with voting power.
The President appoints Cabinet Secretaries, and the Council begins representing and serving the DMMMSU student body.
Student Leadership
The current University Student Council officers serving the DMMMSU student body.
Elected and voting officers of the University Student Council.
Appointed secretaries supporting the work of the Council.