Student Government Association

SGA acts as a liaison between the faculty and student body to ensure clear communication and problem solving on an institutional level. Our goal is to successfully serve students and support all student voices and concerns. Please feel free to reach out to one of our officers via email or stop by the SGA office suite located in Davidson if you have any concerns or just want to introduce yourself!

SGA Forum Dates

January 16th at 12:30 pm
January 30th at 12:30 pm
February 13th at 12:30 pm
February 27th at 12:30 pm
March 13th at 12:30 pm
March 27th at 12:30 pm
April 10th at 12:30 pm

SGA Election

Each Spring semester, the Student Government Association of Columbus State University hosts an election for the next administration that will lead the organization as student advocates and leaders. Students will have the chance to campaign their platform to the student body and actively participate in a university-wide election cycle with Informative events, debates, and a campus-wide vote for our next student leaders. This is also a chance to highlight any students you believe can do great work for the CSU community, as SGA prioritizes growth and professional development for their members.

Students aspiring to participate in the Columbus State University Student Government Association’s (SGA) Spring Elections must formally submit a completed application form as part of the candidacy process online on the official Student Government Association page on CSU involve.

Click Here to access the Application

Student Government Association Membership

If you are a registered student organization in good standing, you have the ability to be a member of the Student Government Association. In order to be a member, you will need to fill out the form below.

RSO Registration Form for SGA

As a member of SGA, you have the right to vote on business items, request funding, and sit on SGA standing committees and University Committees. Once our membership has been collected, we will base the Forum upon the member responses. Your responsibilities include:

Represent their respective RSO, but also represent the student body as a whole.
Be responsible for serving on at least one Senate or Institutional committees. Attend any meetings the committee may hold.
Report to the Speaker of the Representatives about what was discussed in the committee meeting.
Be responsible for relaying any new information regarding the student body to the Speaker of the Representatives.
Complete monthly oversight reports.
Attend at least 65% of scheduled Forum meetings.