Kansas State University

Student Governing Association

809 K-State Student Union

Kansas State University

Manhattan, KS 66502

 

785-532-6541

sga@k-state.edu

SGA Applications

  • SGA Executive Branch Application
    • This is the application to apply for positions on the student body president's cabinet. For a description of the available positons please open the application. This application is due in the OSAS office by 4:00 PM, Friday, April, 19, 2013.
  • SGA Executive Committee Application 
    • Use this application to apply for one of the Executive Committee Positions. Positions include standing committee chairs (allocations, college council allocations, governmental relations, privilege fees, senate operations, and university relatiosn committees) as well as student senate parliamentarian and secretary. This application is due in the OSAS office by 4:00 PM, Monday, April 22, 2013.
  • Attorney General Application
    • Apply to serve as the Attorney General of the Kansas State University Student Governing Association
  • Chancellor, Chair, or General Member of Judicial Branch Application
    • Apply to be the Chancellor Chair, or member of a Judicial Board at Kansas State University
  • University Commitee Application 
    • This is the application to apply for any of the university wide committees including parking, rec services, althletic tickets, and campus recycling. For a description of all of the available positons please open the application. This application is due in the OSAS office by 4:00 PM, Friday, May, 10, 2013.
  • Diversity Programming Committee Fund Application
    • For more information about the Diversity Programming Committee visit the OSAS website.
  • Pepsi Product Application
    • The Student Governing Association receives $5,000 in free product from that agreement each semester to appropriate to student groups and organizations expressing interest and adhering to the guidelines set forth by the Campus Activities Board. For more information view the OSAS website.
  • Student Centered Tuition Enhancements
    • Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement (SCTE) was created in 2004 by the K-State administration as a way to create visible and positive change to the university. This money feeds directly from student’s tuition dollars and funds such projects as K-State Healthy Decisions (HD), Powercat Financial Counseling, and Diversity Programming Council. The committee is looking to expand the project list and is searching for new initiatives that could have a long-term benefit to K-State. If you have a project that fits the criteria for Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement funding we encourage you to submit a proposal. Note that not every proposal received will be funded.