FAQ
What is SGA?
Cameron University's Student Government Association is an organization that represents the concerns and ideas of the student body. The purpose of SGA is to represent, lead, and unify. Student Government aids the university in its large purpose of education, makes recommendations to the administration of the University regarding student issues and concerns, and encourages enthusiastic school support. SGA is not just a club; it is for all students. SGA members are students who were selected by their club or academic department to serve as an SGA Representative or Senator. SGA members are to be responsive to the needs and wishes of the student body of Cameron University.
How is SGA Structured?
The Student Government Association consists of Senators, Representatives of recognized student organizations, the Executive Council, and Constitutional Committees. Each academic department and CU-Duncan selects a student as its SGA Senator. There are twelve (12) At-Large Senate positions available each year to students who wish to be a member of SGA not selected by a club or academic department. There are a total of twenty-four (24) SGA Senate positions. The elected officers consist of the President, Vice President, and Treasurer. There are three (3) constitutional committees: the Finance Committee, the Legislative Committee, and the Election Committee.
How do I get involved in SGA?
If a student cannot commit the time to be active in the SGA, they are encouraged to still come to the meetings or stop by the SGA Office in the McMahon Centennial Complex. Students who choose not to participate in SGA are encouraged to voice their opinions by voting in SGA elections and communicating with their senators and representatives.
If a student would like to contact an SGA Officer, please visit the SGA Officers webpage to view the office hours and contact info of the SGA Officers.
When and where does SGA meet?
Please visit the SGA Meetings webpage for the most up-to-date information.
