The ASMSU Supreme Court consists of seven students, nominated by the President and approved by the Senate. Justices remain on the Supreme Court as long as they remain an eligible ASMSU student. The Court is responsible for reviewing and interpreting the Constitution and Bylaws, reviewing student appeals, and overseeing ASMSU Elections.

For questions or assistance, contact the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court at asmsucj@montana.edu

 

The Supreme Court meets every week (Location and Time TBD) , excluding holidays. Agendas for the meeting are posted the Monday prior to the meeting.Please contact asmsucj@montana.edu if you would like to attend virtually.

 

Rulings

Agenda

Meeting Minutes

Opinions

Governing Documents

 

 

Meet YOUR Student Supreme Court

 

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Samantha Snow

Chief Justice 

Hi Cats! My name is Samantha Snow, and I'm currently serving as your Chief Justice. I'm a Senior in the Civil Engineering program hoping to work in the transportation field. The community in SUB 221 is so excited to help MSU students make change on campus and execute their visions. If that's something you're passionate about then come see us so we can help! This year the Supreme Court is working to increase transparency, document procedures, and ensure greater equality in our governing documents. Outside of the office I love hiking, crocheting, reading, and eating pasta. If you're at all interested in getting involved, stop by, and we can find the place for you. 🙂

Office Hours:

Monday and Friday 11am-12pm
Additional office hours by appointment by emailing asmsucj@montana.edu
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Quinn Sanderson

Associate Justice

Hello! My name is Quinn Sanderson, and I am from Billings, MT. I am a senior Honors student majoring in Economics and English Literature with minors in Political Science and Global Studies. I spent my junior year at the London School of Economics in London, UK studying economics and public policy analysis. At MSU, I also work as a peer tutor at the MSU Writing Center and as a senior research assistant in the Initiative for Regulation and Applied Economic Analysis. Outside of school and work, I love creative writing, watching reality TV, and being outside. I strongly believe that language and policy have influence, and I want ASMSU policies to reflect and support you, so stop by SUB 221 if you want to chat! Go Bobcats!

Office Hours:

Tuesday 1:30pm-3:30pm

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Nick Willett

Associate Justice

Hello Bobcats! My name is Nicholas Willett, and I am a 24 y/o sophomore studying Mechanical Engineering Technology. I am a non-traditional student; after high school in  Billings, I obtained my EMT license and started working as a Firefighter EMT. After this 
chapter in my life, I wanted to start college, so I worked night shifts as an anesthesia tech at a trauma center, and during the day I attended MSU Billings. After hearing of programs and  opportunities at MSU I decided to transfer to Bozeman and enroll as a full time student. I  am now involved in AFROTC, BOREALIS (which is a platform for performing experiments in  the upper stratosphere), and I am also an officer in The Society of Physics Students.  Outside of school, you can find me cheering the loudest at Bobcat sporting events. I believe that advocation is important and a strong student body starts with strong leadership. I am incredibly proud to represent my fellow Bobcats! Reach out and swing by SUB 221!

Office Hours:

Tuesday and Wednesday 11-12pm

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