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How can I get involved with SGA?

If you are a student looking to make a difference at Georgia State and build valuable career and leadership skills the STATE WAY® with the Student Government Association (SGA). SGA has the following opportunities for the 2022-2023 academic year:

  1. Apply to fill a vacancy in the elected positions or for the available appointed positions of Communications Director or Finance Director on the Perimeter Campuses here,
  2. Attend a campus or university-wide Senate meeting (see the calendar listings above or in PIN) for dates, times, and meeting location or link.
  3. Apply to serve as a Freshman, Transition or Transfer Liaison.

What can I do to get involved on campus?
SGA provides opportunities for students to continue their participation or to get involved. You can also use the Panther Involvement Network (PIN) to connect with upcoming events hosted by registered student organizations and university departments.

How do I request financial hardship and emergency assistance?
The Dean of Students office can provide assistance to students and families in the event of a documentable emergency circumstance that interferes with the student's class attendance. Visit the emergency assistance page of the Dean of Students office.

Election Results for the 2022-2023 SGA Administration!

Election

Student Government Association held a general election for the 2022-2023 executive and legislative candidates on April 11-14, 2022. The results, with 875 votes cast, are available below. A detailed report of the 93rd Administration Election Results is available here.

Anthonio Prince, a junior majoring in Biology has been elected President of the 93rd administration of the Student Government Association. His goals, as stated in his ballot application are:

My goal is to be an effective leader, develop a better and more connected student community, and emphasize the value of receiving student feedback on what they want to see in their community. Furthermore, making students feel comfortable giving it. I aim to address all student problems, enhance internal SGA communication, increase the student body’s understanding of SGA, and expand student representation on all university committees and decision-making bodies.      ~ Anthonio Prince

Learn more about SGA!

During fall and spring semesters, Student Government Association hosts university-wide senate meetings once a month and campus senate meetings occur on each campus every other week.  Meetings are open to all students and the public to attend.  Both meetings include an open student forum on their agendas to provide an opportunity for students to bring up their concerns.

Join SGA in the Panther Involvement Network to stay informed on upcoming meetings.
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