The Executive Branch of Student Government is works with administrators to create and put into effect new initiatives and ideas on campus. It composes of the Executive Board, Cabinet, and Auxiliary Boards.

One can easily become involved in the Executive Board through applying to work with the Cabinet or Advisory Boards.

Cabinet members each sit on a Senate Committee, working as a liaison between Executive and Legislative branches, and also are responsible for working on individual projects and initiatives.

Advisory Boards work closely with Dining Services, the Library, UM Police, Parking and Transportation, and Auxiliary Services. They are a great way to get to work with administrators and get involved in Student Government.