Georgia Tech's Student Government Association, a unique body comprised of an Undergraduate and Graduate a tier was chartered in 1922. The SGA has continually sought to enhance student life at Georgia Tech. Our goals reflect the strong commitment we have to our constituency, the student body: improving the campus community through various projects and initiatives; creating and promoting leadership opportunities for all students; facilitating and fostering the interaction between students, faculty, staff, and administration; and acting as the voice for our peers.

As with most governments, our SGA functions on three-branch system, each with an Undergraduate and a Graduate component. Our legislature, which passes various legislation and resolutions and holds the sole authority to allocate over $2 million in student activity fees is a bicameral body consisting of the Undergraduate House of Representatives and the Graduate Senate. The Executive Branch, headed by the president and a cabinet of committee chairs, sets goals for the government, acts as a liaison to the administration, and directly implements the policies that affect the daily lives of students. The Judicial Branch reviews violations of the Student Conduct Code (excluding academic violations) and interprets the legislation and action of our legislature. All three work in a parity of checks and balances, ensuring that the students receive the best representation and support here at the Institute.

We welcome you to our web site, encourage you to explore its contents, and hope that you will contact us with your comments. We are here to work for you, the students of Georgia Tech!