Student Government Association

The Student Government Association (SGA) is the elected student voice of Johnson State College. Its purpose is to foster and promote student involvement in college activities and events. The SGA facilitates cooperation between the student body and the administration, faculty and local community.

The SGA is governed by a president and a vice president who are elected annually by the Johnson State College student body. In addition, the SGA has a Student Senate, which is a forum for student concerns and ideas regarding campus policies, procedures and rules.

The SGA Office

Each full-time student is required to pay an annual activity fee. The SGA uses these funds to help finance student clubs, media and organizations, as well as weekly entertainment and special events. Weekly entertainment, live bands, DJs, comedy nights, movies and guest speakers are regularly scheduled by the SGA. Major annual events include Spring Fling, semi-formals, Casino Night, Fall Fest, Drag Ball, Costume Ball, The Ally Dinner and many more.

The Student Government Association Office is located in the Stearns Student Center and may be reached by calling (802) 635-1232.

2008-09 SGA Senate

Advisor: Krista Swahn
President:Benjamin Chaucer
Vice- President: Toni Little
Senators:

Ray Kania

Zach Johnston

Parker Mitofsky

Chaz Perry

Jon Willson

Student Government Association Regular Events

Senate Meetings: Weekly, time and location to be determined in September


Movie Nights: Mondays and Wednesdays, 7 & 9 p.m., Stearns Cinema
Coffeehouse: Thursdays, 9 p.m., Stearns Stage Space


Weekly Special Events: Check the JSC events calendar & the Potty Press for information on other campus events.

Recent Student Government Association Accomplishments:

  • Security phones installed on campus
  • Badger Bullet: free, scheduled transportation to Burlington
  • Access phones installed on all dorms
  • Installation of Arthur Stairs

Did You Know

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Our student newspaper, Basement Medicine, has served the JSC community since 1974.

Basement Medicine