The Student Government Association has four internal legislative committees with the purpose of handling internal SGA business.
When the Student Government Association believes that an issue affecting students merits special attention by the Association, external committees may be formed to include the student body at large of other university stakeholders.
The Executive Committee makes legislative assignments to the internal committees (similar to the method used by the Academic Senate), as well as making decisions about how legislation is to be processed, personnel matters, emergency financial and operational decisions, and other items as assigned by the Assembly.
The Civic Engagement Committee is responsible for community outreach, political engagement, and raising civic awareness on campus.
The Finance and Allocation Committee reviews the SGA operating budget and all proposed SGA expenses of $500 or more. Members of the Finance and Allocation Committee also serve as members of the RSO Fee Board.
The Membership and Outreach Committee is responsible for:
The Policies and Procedures Committee is responsible for:
The sustainability committee educates students on environmental stewardship and encourage sustainable lifestyles. In collaboration with the Office of Sustainability, this committee oversees large sustainability initiatives budget.
The diversity affairs committee promotes awareness and education when identifying possible diversity-related issues on campus. The committee strives to build a coalition of student groups to ensure the voices of all communities are heard to administrators and Student Government leaders.
The judicial affairs committee reviews university policies regarding student conduct, including the Code of Student Conduct, to provide recommendations for changes that better serve the ISU student body. The committee is also charged with creating educational programming to teach students their rights and responsibilities when having encounters with law enforcement.