Student Government Association

President Paul W. Ferguson and the chair of the 2015 SGA elections explain why students should vote in the Student Government Association election. Learn more about voting.

The Student Government Association is a student-run organization that serves as the voice of Ball State students by advocating student concerns to faculty, administration, and the community, as well as to other students. The SGA also serves to appoint students to various University Senate committees dealing with almost all aspects of decision-making at Ball State, such as public safety; event programming and scheduling; student rights, ethics, and standards; and teaching evaluations.

We recognize that Ball State is an outstanding school with a diverse and unique student body. We know the students are what make this university great, and their involvement in student organizations is what truly makes an impact on campus. As the Student Government Association, we wish to be utilized by these organizations as a tool for communication and involvement. By building relationships among students and organizations, we hope to continue this student impact and provide a long-lasting legacy that will carry on well past our time here at Ball State.

Get Involved

• SGA slates 2015 and election information
• co-sponsor a student organization event for 2015-2016
• Chirp Deck
• Leadership Fund application
• submit an idea to SGA 
• Student Judicial Court - URB application

More Information

Nick Wilkey, president Bryan Kubel, vice president Rahissa Engle, secretary Sidney Staples, treasurer

Do you want to know more about what the Student Government Association is doing for you?

Find Ball State SGA on Facebook.

Or if you have any concerns you would like addressed, feel free to send them to SGA or stop by the office in the L.A. Pittenger Student Center, room 112.