It's time to elect your Senators and your MBA community building chairs (CBCs)!
Senators: Sloan Senate represents the entire student body and is dedicated to engaging students, staff, faculty and alumni to create positive outcomes for Sloanies. Our mission is to make lasting change in this community. Every Sloan Program is represented by one Senator per ~30 students. For MBAs each Ocean has two Senate positions per year that will represent their cohort within the Senate.
Community Building Chairs (CBCs) (MBA Only): CBCs are the glue that holds the MBA community together by sharing information and planning MBA-wide and cohort-related events. Each MBA Ocean has 2 CBC positions.
Sloan Events Committee (SEC): The Sloan Events Committee works with the Student Life Office to run all of the flagship events at Sloan (Sea-Fx, Winter Gala, Sloan Olympics, etc.). The group is cross-program and is a great way to get exposure to all of what Sloan has to offer.
Representation and Responsible Voting: As you think about running or voting for your Senators and CBCs, please vote for those you believe will be the best advocate for the interests of the whole student body, especially those whose voices may otherwise be lost. Senate is most effective when it is made up of a richly diverse group of people that is representative of our diverse Sloan student population. Vote responsibly and thoughtfully!
Please consider running if you see ways in which we can improve Sloan for our diverse student population and are excited to represent your classmates.
Note: In Fall 2023, Senate will be running the elections for the MBA, LGO, and MFin programs. Students in other programs at Sloan should contact their program offices for information on how to run.
Interested in running for Senate?
- Complete this candidate application form by 11.59pm ET on Tuesday, September 18
- Deliver a live two-minute candidate pitch at 12:00pm ET on Thursday, September 21
Interested in Supporting Peers and want to get involved?
- Register to attend pitches, support your classmates, and ask questions of your future representatives.