A Student Government Association (SGA) is the official governing body for students at a university or college, advocating for student interests and addressing concerns through leadership and collaboration. 

Here's a more detailed explanation:

Purpose and Function:

• Advocacy:

  SGAs act as a voice for the student body, representing their opinions, concerns, and needs to the university administration and other stakeholders. 

• Representation:

  SGAs ensure student voices are heard and that student rights and privileges are protected. 

• Governance:

  SGAs may be involved in developing and implementing campus policies, allocating student activity funds, and organizing events that enhance student life. 

• Communication:

  They serve as a bridge between students, faculty, administration, and other campus organizations. 

• Leadership Development:

  SGAs provide opportunities for students to develop leadership skills, learn about democratic processes, and gain experience in governance. 

Public Relations Abigail Nichols

Secretary MacKayla McMillon