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Agencies

Welcome to the Agencies Page of the Undergraduate Student Government. The Undergraduate Student Government has created agencies in order to better serve you, the student body of Stony Brook. The Undergraduate Student Government has three types of agencies as laid out in the Constitution. They are as follows:

An independent Agency is one that is not aligned with the legislative or executive branch of the Undergraduate Student Government. There is limited reporting to either branch, but the President is ultimately responsible for ensuring that agencies under this category are functioning properly.

A quasi-independent agency reports to the President. The President is responsible for ensuring that all agencies under this category fulfill their duties and responsibilities. The Executive Vice president may be delegated the supervision of these agencies.

Joint agencies are agencies created both by the President and the Senate, and should be defined as such. The President is responsible for the proper functioning of these agencies. The agencies should also submit reports to the Senate, at least once per month, regarding their duties and Responsibilities.