Category: Student Government Association

The Student Government Association’s legislative branch consists of the Student Senate, which establishes policies through legislation and annually allocates more than $11.5 million in student fees. Senators represent specified portions of the Student Body, including each academic college and demographics, such as veterans, out-of-state students, and underserved populations.

Whether it’s discussing college advising, student life, student organizations, tuition costs or a slew of other topics, joining the SGA Senate is a great way to help shape Wichita State in a way that all Shockers can be proud of.

Join the Student Government Association (SGA) Student Senate for a meeting at 6:30 p.m. today in 233 Rhatigan Student Center, Santa Fe Trail room. There will also be a livestream available on the SGA YouTube.

The Wichita State SGA is the governing entity for the student experience at the university. SGA is charged with promoting and stimulating student participation in the university’s activities and providing an official channel of communication between the students, faculty, staff and administration.

Join the Student Government Association (SGA) Student Senate for a meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in 233 RSC. There will also be a livestream available on the SGA YouTube.

The Wichita State SGA is the governing entity for the student experience at the university. SGA is charged with promoting and stimulating student participation in the university’s activities and providing an official channel of communication between the students, faculty, staff and administration.

Join the Student Government Association (SGA) Student Senate for a meeting at 6:30 p.m. today in 233 RSC. There will also be a livestream available on the SGA YouTube.

The Wichita State SGA is the governing entity for the student experience at the university. SGA is charged with promoting and stimulating student participation in the university’s activities and providing an official channel of communication between the students, faculty, staff and administration.

The 65th session of the Student Government Association is coming to a close, and President John Kirk, along with his executive team, would like to show their appreciation to the student body for their support over the past year.

The give back food truck drive will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 12 in the Shocker Hall Courtyard. Representatives from the Student Government Association will on location to pass out the free meal tickets to a truck of choice to students until the end of the event. This will be the last event held by the 65th session’s executive branch before the transition to a new government.

Three food trucks that frequent the campus have been invited to the event:

• The Flying Stove
• Wheat Street Dogs
• Bubl Works

The 65th session of the Student Government Association is coming to a close, and President John Kirk, along with his executive team, would like to show their appreciation to the student body for their support over the past year.

The “give back” food truck drive will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 12 in the Shocker Hall Courtyard. Representatives from the Student Government Association will on location to pass out the free meal tickets to a truck of choice to students until the end of the event. This will be the last event held by the 65th session’s executive branch before the transition to a new government.

Three food trucks that frequent the campus have been invited to the event:

• The Flying Stove
• Wheat Street Dogs
• Bubl Works

Students have the opportunity to cast their vote for the next officials of the Wichita State Student Government Association (SGA) from Monday, April 3 to Wednesday, April 5.

SGA is the sole governing body over all students of WSU. Embracing its motto, “Students Come First,” SGA serves as the voice of students to the university and college administration, manages the allocation of over $10.5 million dollars and represents all students at the local, state and federal government levels.

Voting can be done online via Simply Voting or in person at one of the polling stations.

Contact SGA at 316-978-3480 or at sga@wichita.edu.

Students have the opportunity to cast their vote for the next officials of the Wichita State Student Government Association (SGA) from Monday, April 3 to Wednesday, April 5.

SGA is the sole governing body over all students of WSU. Embracing its motto, “Students Come First,” SGA serves as the voice of students to the university and college administration, manages the allocation of over $10.5 million dollars and represents all students at the local, state and federal government levels.

Voting can be done online via Simply Voting or in person at one of the polling stations.

Contact SGA at 316-978-3480 or at sga@wichita.edu.

Students have the opportunity to cast their vote for the next officials of the Wichita State Student Government Association (SGA) from Monday, April 3 to Wednesday, April 5.

SGA is the sole governing body over all students of WSU. Embracing its motto, “Students Come First,” SGA serves as the voice of students to the university and college administration, manages the allocation of over $10.5 million dollars and represents all students at the local, state and federal government levels.

Voting can be done online via Simply Voting or in person at one of the polling stations.

Contact SGA at 316-978-3480 or at sga@wichita.edu.

Join the SGA Elections Commission for the 2023 presidential and vice presidential debates to learn more about each of the ticket’s platforms.

These debates will be moderated by the Elections Commission and will be held starting at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 23 and Tuesday, March 28 in 233 Rhatigan Student Center and live streamed through SGA’s YouTube channel.