Apply for SGA Executive Committee 2024-2025!

SGA tourServe on the 2024-25 Student Government Association (SGA) Executive Committee.

  • President
  • Vice President
  • Secretary
  • Treasurer
  • Public Information Officer

APPLY NOW!

The SGA is excited to announce the application period for the 2024-2025 executive committee positions now open.

All Central Piedmont students are members of the SGA and are represented by elected student officers. This is your opportunity to become an officer, be involved in the democratic process, and create positive change for yourself and students across the college.

  • The application deadline is Monday, April 1, at 5 p.m. Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Please visit our website for additional information.

Vote in SGA Elections

Student Government Association logo with gold columnsYour vote counts! Decide who will represent you on Student Government Association (SGA) for the 2023-24 school year! In the election, you will choose your SGA president, vice president, and public information officer.

Voting is open: Tuesday, April 18, at 8 a.m. through Thursday, April 20, at 11:59 p.m.

Learn more about this year’s candidates and cast your vote here.

Meet Your Student Government Association (SGA) Leaders

Executive Committee for Fall 2022 – Spring 2023

We say a big, “hello!” — The Student Government Association (SGA) would like to formally introduce ourselves. SGA is the student-led government body representing student needs and interests by  bridging better communication between faculty and students. We also help facilitate club activity in collaboration with Student Engagement. SGA represents all campuses  and are excited for the upcoming year. Meet the representatives of the Executive Committee for fall 2022 – spring 2023:

President: Kay Mahoney
My name is Kay Mahoney (they/them) and I am the current President of the Student Government Association here at Central Piedmont. I joined the Advertising + Graphic Design department, and knew I wanted to stay. A passion of mine is social justice, so, during my time in office, I will strive to ensure that all other students can find their place here, too.

 

 

 

Vice President: Zack Moore
My name is Zachary Nathan Moore (he/him) and I represent the students of CPCC as the current Vice President of SGA. As the vice president I will ensure that each and every student feels welcome and represented at Central Piedmont. We are all students, but we are all going through very different situations, so Central Piedmont should continue to be a place where everyone can escape the craziness of life and feel supported and encouraged.

 

 

Secretary: Paige Crawford
My name is Paige Crawford (she/her)and I am the Secretary for Student Government
2022-2023 term. Student government has allowed me to form lasting connections with other students who have similar interests, and goals as me.

 

 

 

 

Treasurer: Ena Imai
My name is Ena Imai (she/her) and I am the Treasurer for the Student Government Association of 2022-2023 term. I am studying Biology in pursuit of my Associate in Science. I am passionate about helping others and SGA provides the perfect opportunity to do so. My goal as treasurer is to address and resolve any funding concerns.

 

 

 

Public Information Officer: Courtney Benson
My name is Courtney Benson (she/her) and I am the Public Information Officer for Student Government. My goal this year is to be an advocate and amplifier for the student body.

 

 

 

 

 

Each campus had Senators to represent the specific needs of the student body. SGA just finished the interviewing process and will be announcing the elected candidates soon. To contact SGA about questions, comments, or concerns, we have a Contact Form listed below. We also hold bi-weekly General Assembly meetings that students and faculty are invited to attend and listen, or speak if requested.

Please stay tuned to Central Piedmont Today for upcoming announcements about Senators, website updates with links to the General Assembly meeting and club fund request, and more.

Serve your fellow students: Apply for SGA

Student Government Association logo with gold columnsStudent Government Association (SGA) is your representative body to address issues and concerns. SGA promotes student advocacy, budget recommendation, student events, support of student organizations, and community service.
SGA is looking for senators on all campuses and a treasurer to serve on the executive committee. Apply to join SGA.
Why apply?
  • expand your résumé
  • gain leadership experience
  • serve your fellow students
SGA senators are students appointed by the Executive Committee to represent the needs and interests of students at their respective campus. Two senators will be appointed per campus and serve as members.

Your Vote Counts! SGA Elections Begin April 19

students sitting in desks in u-shape format in front of a projector screen in a classroomDecide who will represent you on Student Government Association (SGA) for the 2022–23 school year! In the election, you will choose your SGA president and vice president, public information officer, and secretary.

Cast your vote beginning 8 a.m. on Tuesday, April 19th. The election closes at 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, April 21st. To learn more about SGA and this year’s candidates visit the Student Government Association page.

Great Leadership Opportunity – Apply for a Student Government Association Position

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The Student Government Association is excited to announce that the application period for the SGA senators at all campuses and Public Information Officer is now open!

Apply for a Student Government Position Today!

All Central Piedmont students are members of the SGA and are represented by elected student officers and appointed senators by the Executive Committee to represent the needs and interests of students at the college.

This is your opportunity to become an officer – be involved in the democratic process and create a positive change for yourself and students across the college.

Students who take on leadership roles in SGA serve as advocates for the student body, help fund student organizations, and support student engagement. You will have the opportunity to grow as a leader, work with diverse issues and have fun while you’re doing it!

Apply now! The deadline to apply is Monday, August 30 at 5 pm. Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Run for a 2021 – 22 Student Government Association Position

The Student Government Association is excited to announce that the application period for the SGA executive committee is now open!

All Central Piedmont students are members of the SGA and are represented by elected student officers. This is your opportunity to become an officer – be involved in the democratic process and create a positive change for yourself andfor students across the college.
Apply now today! The deadline to apply is Wednesday, April 21 at 5 pm. Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Students who take on leadership roles in SGA serve as advocates for the student body, make budget recommendations, hear funds requests from student organizations and support programs and activities in Student Life. You will have the opportunity to grow as a leader, work with diverse issues and have fun while you’re doing it!

Learn more information including eligibility requirements and position descriptions on the SGA website.

Your Voice Matters! Participate in a ‘Campus Conversation’ event.

The Central Piedmont Student Government Association (SGA) is partnering with the college’s department of Planning and Research to conduct three campus conversations to hear directly from the entire student body. 

Central Piedmont is preparing for its Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) reaffirmation in 2024. Our accreditation is vitally important since it impacts the college’s ability to award degrees, diplomas, and certificates to students – just like you.  It even affects your ability to receive financial aid from the U.S. Department of Education.

As a student, YOU are important to this process!  Your SGA Senators will be hosting three “Campus Conversations” events to open a dialogue to better understand the needs of our students. Based on your participation, topics in these discussions will include:

  • collecting ideas on how to make the first year successful
  • effective distance learning options
  • assisting in class and career planning
  • and more!

While the events will be open via Zoom to anyone who wishes to attend, the primary purpose will be to discuss issues, successes, and ways to improve the student experience from the student perspective.

Please join us via one of the following Zoom links to join in and participate in one of these open conversations. Help us shape the future of Central Piedmont! Join us on:

  1. April 20, 2021: 6:30-8 p.m.
  2. April 21, 2021: 10-11:30 a.m
  3. April 22, 2021: 2:30-4 p.m. 

If asked for a passcode, please enter SGAtalk.

Not able to attend one of these sessions? Please feel free to submit questions and ideas via this form!

Have Your Say – Make a Difference

SGA classroomIf you want to make a difference in our Central Piedmont community, this is your chance!! Apply for a Student Government Association (SGA) Senator position. If interested, please complete an application form by Monday, Jan 25th at 12pm.

Senators are responsible for:

  • Reading and complying with all procedures and standards of SGA
  • Attending all weekly General Assembly meetings (Mondays at 4 p.m.),
  • Attending other college committee meetings and other related engagements as assigned or required.
  • Hosting campus Town Hall forums.
  • Maintaining and recording office hours at their campus (currently virtual).
  • Participating in required training and development sessions.

Please feel free to reach out to us via email (sga@cpcc.edu) if you have any questions.

The SGA Election Results Are In!

Meet your new Student Government Association (SGA) Executive Committee Officers!

  • Logan Jones: President
  • Tvisha Patel: Vice President
  • Madison King: Treasurer
  • Anusha Kargool: Secretary
  • Dominic Kurz: Public Information Officer

“We are excited to get to work and represent your voices and the college!” says Dominic Kurz, Public Information Officer.

Working in tandem with Student Life, your new officers are dedicated to the betterment of Central Piedmont and representing your needs and championing your voices. SGA promises to:

  • advocate for the student body
  • take the needs and desires of students and student organizations into consideration
  • serve to discuss any issues and facilitate communication and understanding between student organizations
  • promote fiscal accountability within the SGA and any committee or organization funded by student activity fees

Office hours for committee members are coming soon and will be found on the SGA website. Have a question for SGA? Email sga@cpcc.edu. 

SGA Elections: Cast Your Vote Next Week!

Elections for new officers of the Central Piedmont’s Student Government Association Executive Committee are taking place next week! SGA leaders serve for a full-year term, representing the needs and interests of all students at Central Piedmont. They provide feedback to college administrators and committees, support student organizations with funding and resources, and support the campus SGA Councils in their work on all of Central Piedmont’s campuses, and even in our remote learning environment.

Learn about this year’s SGA  candidates and cast your vote next week! SGA elections are currently being held online September 15 at 8:01am through Sept. 17 at 11:59pm. All positions are elected by the student body (Central Piedmont employees do not vote).

Questions? Contact student.life@cpcc.edu.

Nominate Your Favorite Teacher for a Teaching Excellence Award

For the 2nd year, the Student Government Association is hosting a special recognition for some of our students’ favorite teachers. Teachable moments happen both in and out of class, and now is your opportunity to nominate someone who you consider to be an excellent teacher! Maybe there’s a faculty member who makes class and learning really fun, maybe there’s a teacher who has helped you personally, or maybe there’s a teacher who has enriched the learning environment at Central Piedmont.

Click here to nominate your favorite teacher.

The deadline to nominate your favorite teachers is March 25.

Teachers will be recognized by their nominating students at a special ceremony, on Friday, April 17, at 3pm at Central Campus.