"Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other."
John F. Kennedy, speech prepared for delivery in Dallas the day of his assassination, November 22, 1963
The Student Government Association is the main point at which student leadership
and learning converge at Union University. Maintained by a unicameral legislative
Senate and led by Student Body and Class Executives,
the SGA serves the university by supporting legislation that improves existing
policies and sponsoring initiatives that enhance school identity.
Every student at Union University has a voice and a vote in the
Student Government Association. Most will exercise these rights in electing
Executive Officers to represent their class and the student body.
Students also have the opportunity to participate as a voting member of the
Student Senate. Provided a student meets certain
criteria, he or she may also campaign for an executive position.
The Student Government Association, its officers and members are governed by
the Student Government Association Constitution
and Bylaws. Questions about these documents can be
referred to any of the Executive Officers or
Jason Castles, SGA Advisor.
Student Senate
Campaigning for SGA Office
