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Benefits of Joining
Whether it's running to be a cabinet member or applying to be a general member, leave your legacy at Thurgood Marshall College!
Advocate for your fellow scholars and citizens, let your voice be heard, and make change for our community!
Speak
Represent and serve the Thurgood Marshall student body.
Learn
Gain leadership, communication, and networking skills.
Connect
Make friendships with other like-minded student leaders.
Impact
Turn your vision of UCSD into a reality.
TMCSC General Body Meeting (GBM)
TMCSC General Body Meeting (GBM)
→ Every Thursday, 6:30PM
📍 Umoja Large MPR
All UCSD students are welcome to attend the weekly meetings! Come take part in discussions about campus issues, review funding requests, help plan events, and make decisions that impact our community.
→ Meeting Minutes
Missed our meeting? Check out our Meeting Minutes to get the latest updates on council news.**NOTE: Access is only provided to UCSD accounts.
Ways to Get Involved
→ Apply to become a member
UPDATE: Our general member application is currently CLOSED. We will reopen applications during Summer Session II and close early Fall Quarter!
→ Meeting MinutesMissed our meeting? Check out our Meeting Minutes to get the latest updates on council news.
Marshall Organizations
Active Community at Thurgood Marshall (ACT)
Embody the values of our College by giving back to the Marshall community! ACT provides a platform for meaningful community service, allowing you to explore ways to actively make a positive impact on your community.
FOOSH
Learn improv and put on engaging shows for the community! FOOSH holds weekly practices on Mondays and Wednesdays and offers various show opportunities throughout the year!
Marshall Transfers and Commuters (MTAC)
MTAC is dedicated to improving the transfer and commuter student experience at Marshall. As a member of MTAC, you will have the opportunity to actively shape the experiences and activities of transfers and commuters at Marshall College while simultaneously honing your own leadership skills.
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