FAQ

What is the Student Government Association?

The SGA is a representative body of the students that attend St. Mary's University.The three branches (Executive, Legislative, and Judicial) work in solidarity to be the voice of the students of St. Mary's University.

Who runs the SGA?

The Student Government Association is led by members of the Executive Branch. Visit our Executive Officers page for a complete listing.

Where is the SGA office located?

The SGA office is located on the 2nd floor of the University Center next to the University Programming Council and Student Life offices. We have an open door policy, so please feel free to stop by, ask questions, and get to know more about your Student Government.

If we are not in the office, please feel free to contact us via e-mail, facebook, or leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

When and where are the SGA meetings?

The SGA meets every other Tuesday, at 4 p.m.
Location: University Center, Conference Room B

Who can attend SGA meetings?

All students are invited to attend SGA meetings. Only elected members have a vote, but we encourage students to attend and voice their opinions.

What is the Honor Code?

St. Mary's University, a Marianist institution of higher education, strives to instill in its students the Marianist concepts of faith, scholarship, service, leadership and education. In line with these concepts, the Honor Code requires St. Mary's University students to strive for the maximum degree of integrity, honesty and ethics in their academic lives and encourage all members of the community to act in an equivalent manner. Infractions upon the Honor Code will be dealt with justly according to the processes of the standing St. Mary's University Student Code of Conduct.