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Students Come First

We, the students of Wichita State University, believe that having certain collective authority, we are charged with the accompanying inescapable responsibility to further a democratic community marked by mature citizenship habits, attitudes, and skills; and recognizing that this degree of responsibility will be manifested in the total community when we, as individuals, take our places there; do herein define and organize this collective authority into a student association and, guarantee that our use of it will always be in harmony with our trust.

The Student Senate holds meetings every Wednesday during the academic year at 7:30 p.m. in the Sante Fe Room of the Rhatigan Student Center unless notified otherwise. These meetings are open to the public. Our Senate meetings are livestreamed, recorded and posted to our YouTube channel.

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The Executive Branch

The Executive Branch consists of the Student Body President, Student Body Vice President, and the President's Cabinet. The President and Vice President are elected by the student body, while the Cabinet is appointed by the President and approved by the Senate.

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The Legislative Branch

The Legislative Branch consists of the Student Senate, which establishes policies through legislation and annually allocates more than $9.5 million in student fees. Senators represent specified portions of the Student Body, including each academic college and certain demographics, such as veterans and out of state students.

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The Judicial Branch

The Judicial Branch includes the Supreme Court, which is comprised of Justices appointed by the Student Body President and faculty appointed by the Faculty Senate. The Court meets on a case-by-case basis to hear cases submitted by students and to ensure compliance with the Constitution, Bylaws, and Statutes.

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Filing a Case

Need to File a Case with the Supreme Court? The Court stands as a valuable resource to students seeking interpretations of Constitutional language, opinions on Constitutionality of decisions made by SGA, issues with Student Organization Constitutions, alledged violations of the Student Bill of Rights, and final appeals of decisions regarding traffic violations and parking tickets/disputes. 

 

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Welcome to your official source for updates on everything happening in your Student Government Association!

From new initiatives and events to important decisions and ways to get involved, our newsletter, news and press releases keep you connected to the work your student leaders are doing on your behalf.

 
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