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SGA election applications now open

Published by Jared Boekenhauer on April 12, 2022

As the school year comes to an end, Student Government Association (SGA) opened their senator applications on April 6, for students interested in running for the 2022-2023 school year. 

The following senator positions are open for election: Senator for academic affairs, commuter and transfer students, community service, student affairs, alumni affairs, diversity and inclusion, clubs and organizations, residents, sustainability, information technology, student services, and the ELSA program. 

“SGA is seeking candidates that want to make campus a better place for everyone and are motivated in doing so,” said SGA Vice President Isabely Hernandez. “We are looking for candidates that are dedicated to listening to students and responding to their needs in a way that will impact campus in a positive way.”

Hernandez said that anyone who is hesitant should, regardless, reach out for information about the positions available. 

“Each position that is open targets many different aspects of student life and campus life which is why I am confident that many people will have interest in these positions,” said Hernandez. “I joined SGA because I knew that it would give me the opportunity to help better the experience of students on campus.”

Students have until April 21, to apply with elections taking place on April 28, during protected hour.

The applications are available at the Office of Student Involvement or by scanning the QR code on SGA’s Instagram page.

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