Student Union

Members Benefits

Section 1. At least 75% of voting members and officers of this organization must be enrolled undergraduate students at the University of Denver. Graduate students may be counted in the organization's membership but may not exceed 25% of the general membership. Faculty, alumni, or other non-students are encouraged to attend but may not vote, hold office, or be counted in the organization’s membership Section 2. DUSU has deemed that it is currently unnecessary to collect dues from members. Section 3. Students at the University of Denver may decide to join DUSU at any time. Those who do will be titled community members and will be given equal voting privileges within all club decisions. DUSU will recruit new members by word of mouth or tabling. Section 4. All members, in order to receive voting rights, must regularly attend clubs and contribute (to their own ability) to the club. Members are expected to operate in good faith towards our organizational purpose (Article II). Section 5. Subsection 1. It is expected that if a member of the organization has reportedly violated any University policy or community standard, this violation shall be reported to the appropriate University Office(s) (i.e.: Student Rights & Responsibilities, Equal Opportunity & Title IX. Etc.) and the organization will not under any circumstances conduct its own internal investigation in lieu of reporting to the appropriate University Office. If the organization Executive Board has additional concerns about a member’s ability to continue to be involved pending a resolution of a process being handled by a University Office, the organization's Executive Board and Staff Advisor should reach out to the appropriate office and request a review regarding involvement. Subsection 2. If DUSU executive board members feel that a member is not operating in a good faith pursuit of our organizational purpose (Article II), that member may be removed by a simple majority vote of the executive board.