Student Government Association
The Student Government Association is here to serve the students of Southeastern Louisiana
University through communication between students, administration, and the community.
SGA hosts educational and social events, and offers numerous services that contribute
to the advancement of the University and its students.
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| 2024 – 2025 SGA President | 2024 – 2025 SGA Vice President | 2024 – 2025 SGA Chief Justice |
| Kyle Hidalgo | Levi Spiers | Rosemary Matthews |
| [email protected] | [email protected] | [email protected] |
2024-2025 SGA Branch Member Applications:
Why Join SGA?
- Have a voice in your college experience – Students will be the voices of their peers and advocate for changes, transparency,
and improvements. - Enhance your leadership skills – SGA members will act as communication liaisons between students, faculty, and alumni.
- Gain teamwork experience – Students will facilitate Meetings and provide resources for the entire student
body with student assessed fees. - Give back to the community – SGA provides community services through Homecoming Week and one of the largest
SGA events on campus, The Big Event. SGA provides free scantrons, bluebooks, pens,
and pencils in the Office for Student Engagement. - Work with a diverse group of students – SGA is composed of students from each college, every classification, and from all
over the US and the world. - Learn about campus finances – SGA is responsible for Departmental, Organizational, Travel, and Capital Outlay
grants. We encourage students to get involved to learn more about what projects are
happening around campus with their student assessed fees.
People With Periods Initiative
The People with Periods is a Southeastern Student Government Association initiative.
This initiative aims to stock Southeastern Louisiana University restrooms around campus
with period products such as pads and tampons. These products are free to all students,
faculty, and visitors.
Aunt Flow is a women-owned company on a mission to ensure every person has
access to quality, free period products. They help businesses and schools easily implement
inclusive, sustainable period product programs, providing free-vend dispensers stocked
with their organic cotton tampons and pads.
Thousands of schools across North America and the UK have joined the
menstrual movement with Aunt Flow, including Princeton University, Texas A&M,
Harvard, Kipp Academy, United Schools Network, and many more! Southeastern Louisiana
University is joining in on the movement!
Click here if you want to learn more about this movement!
