UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - BARRON COUNTY
STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
What is the Student Government Association?
The Student Government Association (SGA) is involved in planning and organizing many events on campus, such as the All Campus Picnic, Spring Fling, and campus dances, analyzing and determining student segregated fees, recognizing new student organizations, and representing student’s opinions and concern at local campus and state system levels. This is a great opportunity to gain leadership, communication, and organizational skills. You will also have a great time and be part of creating student life on campus.
How often does the Student Government Association meet?
Because a successful organization thrives on member involvement, Student Government Association meetings are held twice a month. Involvement on committees and events is determined by your academic and work schedules.
Teamwork and individual commitment is the key to successful events and a quality campus life.
How can I get involved with the Student Government Association?
If you think the Student Government Association sounds interesting, stop by the Student Services Office in Meggers Hall and pick up a nomination form to run as a 2008-2009 Presidential, Vice-Presidential, Treasurer or Secretary candidate or as a Sophomore Senatorial candidate (4 Sophomore Senator positions). Each candidate must obtain 20 signatures from fellow students and write a one paragraph statement describing why they want to be a student government representative.
Stop by Student Services and pick-up a nomination form TODAY!!!
All nomination forms must be returned to the Student Services Office by Noon (12:00pm) by Friday, April 25, 2008. Candidates are encouraged to campaign for office.
Elections will be held in Ritzinger Hall from Tuesday, April 29 through Thursday May 1, 9:30 am to 1:30 pm.
All currently enrolled students are eligible to vote.
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