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The Student Government Association is the chief advocate for Science & Arts students. As a student, you are already a member of the SGA. Want to see a change? While you absolutely don’t need to be a senator to address thoughts or concerns before the Senate or Supreme Court, everyone is encouraged to campaign for a seat.
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Executive Board members shall act as voting members of the Senate, not subject to associated Senate requirements.
Office Location: Student Services Room 300
President: Chelsea Fuston
Vice-President: Halli Humphrey
Secretary: Daniel Buster
Treasurer: Chandler Leamon-Webb
Parliamentarian: Bret O'zee
The Science & Arts SGA Legislative Branch writes legislation and votes on student issues.
Senior Ward: Kalep Glandon & Kati Robbins
Junior Ward: Brooke Stephens & Isabellah Willoughby
Sophomore Ward: Savannah Alldredge & Luke Cantrell
Freshman Ward: Natasha Fryhover & Ryan Moses
Business & Social Sciences Ward: Christian Bagy
Education & Speech-Language Pathology Ward: Jessee Clark
Humanities & IDS Ward: Harry Cracknell
Science & Physical Education Ward: Carson Trammell
Visual & Performing Arts Ward: Bea Tezen
Off-Campus Ward: James Brown
At-Large Ward: Ashlin Tryczak
The Judicial Branch of SGA is used to deal with both internal and external issues involving Science & Arts student organizations. Internal issues include Senator appeals and conflicts within student government that require impartial hearings. External issues include conflicts within other student organizations that require mediation from a third party, unbiased source.
If you experience any issues in your organization and would like to have the issues heard before the student government Supreme Court, please contact the Chief Justice below.
Supreme Court Chief Justice: Matthew Brooks
Supreme Court Justices: Korbyn Pebbles, Kadie Mclemore, Casey Tripp & Nathan Ross