To become an officially recognized SGA Club, clubs must:
Have at least 14 members, including the four executive board officers, and one advisor
(a member of the faculty, staff or the administration). Each club or organization
must be nonprofit, non-discriminate and run by students.
Write up the club constitution. An example Mock Constitution can be found here to reference or utilize in creating the club's own document.
Fill out New SGA Club Form stating the purpose of the new club and attach the club constitution to be approved
by the SGA Constitution Committee.
Failure to meet the requests made by the SGA Student Senate regarding finances, constitutions,
etc.
Extenuating circumstances deemed necessary by the Student Senate
Inactivity for a period of three (3) consecutive semesters
What else do you need to know?
Once your club is recognized by SGA, you can use the Club Resource page to navigate requesting a budget and using Presence to submit meeting minutes and track event attendance.
In the video below, Amanda Schuler, the Student Government Association Office Manager,
guides students through some basics of being a club member.