Less than 10 percent of students vote in SGA elections
April 11, 2011
The SGA reached its voter turnout goal this year when 2,000 students voted.
SGA
The Student Government Association serves as the official voice for undergraduate students at Virginia Tech.
The SGA elects a new president, vice president, treasurer and secretary each spring. The SGA4You ticket holds the 2009-10 executive positions.
Current positions:
Brandon Carroll ― President
Shane McCarty ― Vice President
Joey Zakutney ― Treasurer
Ellen Cupp ― Secretary
Cupp replaced Morgan Bradley as secretary in September 2009 after Bradley resigned for personal reasons.
Responsibilities of the SGA include passing legislation that then is reviewed by administrators. SGA legislation has no binding effect, but the Blacksburg Transit and Virginia Tech Climate Action Commitment are both grounded in previous legislation.
The SGA also organizes campus events such as the Big Event and Relay for Life.
Content on SGA:
Less than 10 percent of students vote in SGA elections
April 11, 2011
The SGA reached its voter turnout goal this year when 2,000 students voted.
Big Event thriving despite going solo
March 31, 2011
Despite separating from the SGA at the beginning of this school year, the Big Event is thriving in preparation for its 10th anniversary this year.
Q&A: Tech preps for ‘Hokie Day’ in Richmond
January 26, 2011
Bo Hart, SGA president, is one of several Virginia Tech students who will participate in Thursday’s “Hokie Day,” a lobbying day in Richmond to promote university funding initiatives.
Student spirit driven higher by new buses
January 18, 2011
The debut of the Hokie Effect Spirit Bus was a success.
Student service projects split from SGA
January 18, 2011
Two of Virginia Tech’s largest community service programs have stepped out from under the Student Government Association umbrella while attempting to maintain positive relationships with the group.
SGA needs feedback to advocate better
October 26, 2010
Fall is in full season on campus, and this just shows all of us why Virginia Tech is so special.
SGA promotes student diversity at Virginia Tech
October 19, 2010
The Student Government Association is attempting to reshape the image of Virginia Tech students through its Student Spotlight on Diversity.
Recycling promoted at Hokie tailgates
September 20, 2010
The football tailgating culture at Virginia Tech can generate fun times and many empty cans and plastic bottles.
SGA bridges gap between students, administration
August 11, 2010
The Student Government Association serves as the official voice for undergraduate students at Virginia Tech.
32 for 32: Community service project to kick off fall semester
July 21, 2010
The SGA and VT Engage will kick off a new community service program this year to honor the victims of the April 16, 2007, shootings.