TSU Board of Regents

What is a Student Regent at Texas Southern University?

The Student Regent is a vital representative of Texas Southern University’s student body, serving as a non-voting member on the Board of Regents. Appointed for a one-year term, the Student Regent participates in board discussions and has the same responsibilities as official members, except for voting, making or seconding motions, and contributing to quorum counts.

Meet the Current Student Regent – Kohl Crawford

Learn more about Kohl Crawford, this year’s Student Regent. Click the link below to explore his background, achievements, and dedication to student advocacy at TSU.

Kohl E. Crawford (Bio)

Student Regent at TSU: Representing Student Interests

The Student Regent serves as a dedicated representative of Texas Southern University, advocating for the interests of students, the university, and the State of Texas. Throughout their one-year term, the Student Regent may contribute to special commissions, task forces, and committees, engaging in key higher education initiatives. Participation in required Regent activities, including orientation sessions led by the Office of the Governor and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, ensures they are equipped to make a meaningful impact. The Student Regent also collaborates closely with student government, faculty, staff, and student organizations to enhance campus leadership and student representation.

Apply to Be a Student Regent and Shape TSU’s Future

Want to make a difference at Texas Southern University? As a Student Regent, you’ll represent student interests and contribute to key decisions on the Board of Regents. Click below to learn about the application process and how you can be a voice for change at TSU.