How the SGA works

The SGA is composed of three branches: the Legislative Branch, the Executive Branch, and the Judicial Branch

The Legislative Branch and the Senate

The Legislative Branch, notably the Senate, can propose, vote on, and pass legislation. The Legislative Branch has the power to, through legislation, allocate funds to student organizations.

There are multiple committees in the Senate, each with a different role:

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Know Your Rights and Benefits

You have a right to attend SGA meetings, use SGA services, and get SGA funding.

How the SGA Works

Learn about the different branches and committees of the SGA and how they ensure a democratic and helpful institution.

How the SGA works

The Legislative Branch and the Senate

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