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There are over 800 institutions involved in ASGA.
ASGA offers annual student leader awards! These national awards recognize the finest college and university student leaders, advisors, and Student Governments.
Nick Markovina is SGA's Vice President of Undergraduate Affairs.
You can become a committee member to support SU's SGA!
SU's SGA is attending the largest ASGA conference on October 6th-9th in Washington D.C!
There are over 800 institutions involved in ASGA.
Kara Johnson is the Vice President of Graduate Affairs for SGA.
Arika Chaulagain is SGA's Chief of Staff.
Caitlyn Graulau is SGA's Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity Director.
Check out SU's SGA Instagram and Twitter! @ShenandoahSGA
ASGA was founded in the spring of 2003 by Butch Oxendine.
The Student Government Association (SGA) is the advocacy group representing all Shenandoah students.
ASGA celebrated its 18th anniversary in March of 2022!
Karleigh Moore is the Speaker of the House for SGA.
The SGA Executive Officers hold weekly office hours in the Brandt Student Center. You can reach the SGA through the following email: sga@su.edu
Caitlyn Graulau is SGA's Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity Director.
Ali Gue is the Director of Communications for SGA.
Tigist Maxson is the President of SGA.
Paula Dominguez is SGA's Director of Finance.
SGA can help a school with recruitment, retention, as well as improve student and alumni involvement.
The founders of ASGA have been working with Student Government and student leaders for more than 30 years despite ASGA being founded in 2003.
The SGA influences the university’s decision-making process by serving as a liaison between the student body and administrative branches of the university.
ASGA has hundreds of member institutions from all 50 states and many international members.
The first founding member of ASGA was the University of Richmond in Virginia.
The SGA creates leaders inside and outside the meeting room — leaders who can translate their skills to effectively improve student organizations.
ASGA produced its 100th conference in October of 2014, more than any other organization in history.
