Here to serve the student body at AU

Student Government Association

SGA (Student Government Association) aims to promote transparency and ensure that students’ voices are heard. Ultimately, the aim is to create a more transparent and responsive student government that is better equipped to meet the needs and expectations of the student body.

Contact Information

Location: Bottom of Olt Student Center

Office Hours: Posted on SGA Office Door

Email: sga@anderson.edu

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Here To Serve

The Student Government Association is the voice of AU students to meet the needs and expectations of the student body.

Cabinet Members

  • President: Korey Rees
  • Vice President: Jaden Soller
  • Chief Justice: Levi Taylor
  • Chief of Finance: Ethan Harp
  • Chief of Staff: Josiah Zaragoza
  • Chief of Outreach: Cannon McClain
  • Senate Chair: Elili Sutton

SENATORS

  • Senate Secretary: Trey Whitted
  • Freshman Senators: Jude Minton and Wesley Clymer
  • Sophomore Senator: Caleb Savage
  • Junior Senators: Nora Logsdon and Will Victery
  • Senior Senators: Jo Harmless and Caleb Burke
  • Commuter Senator: Jakob Henry
  • Dunn Senator: Steve Estes
  • Martin Senator: Haaven Rentfro
  • Myers Senator: Isaiah Wray
  • Fair Commons Senator: Jared Spoor
  • CIE Senator: Jonny Barradas
  • ISA Senator: Abhishek Tijo Andrew Prasanth

Associate Justices

  • Dante Girolimon
  • Izabella Jahjah
  • Christian Hubble

What are the responsibilities of SGA and how can we serve you?

  1. Advocating for student needs: SGA represents the student body and advocates for their needs and interests to the university administration, faculty, and staff.
  2. Managing student organizations: SGA allocates funding to student organizations, as well as providing support and resources to help them succeed.
  3. Participating in university committees: SGA may help represent and appoint students to various university committees.
  4. Addressing student concerns: SGAs serve as a bridge between students and the administration, providing a forum for students to voice their concerns and complaints.
  5. Facilitating communication: SGAs help facilitate communication between different student organizations, as well as between students and university departments.
  6. Providing leadership opportunities: SGAs provide opportunities for students to develop leadership skills and gain experience in organizing and managing events and initiatives.

Overall, the primary goal of SGA is to represent the student body and work towards creating a positive and engaging campus environment that meets the needs and interests of all students. If you don’t feel represented and heard please fill out our survey here so we can see and review your thoughts!