The Student Government Association (SGA) represents the interests of the study body and encourages growth of self-government. It also promotes responsibility, loyalty and cooperation among students with Hilbert faculty and administrative officers. The SGA functions through the Student Senate, which is an elected body composed of five Executive Board members and additional student representatives. The additional student body representatives include: one representatives from each class, one residential representative, one commuter representative, one transfer student representative, two diversity representatives, and two representatives-at-large. 

The Student Senate meets regularly about issues of concern to students and is responsible for the allocation of funds for student organizations and activities. Meetings are held each Thursday at 3:15pm in the Lower Level Campus Center Conference Room. 

Student Government Association Senate

SGA leadership for the 2018-19 year will be provided by: 

Executive Board:
President:  Angélica Reyna
Vice President: Elizabeth Pesante
Treasurer: Tristan Davis
VP for Programming: Nicolas Lagana
Secretary: Corey Boice

 
Senators:
Senior Representative: To be elected in Fall 2018
Junior Representative:  To be elected in Fall 2018
Sophomore Representative: To be elected in Fall 2018
Freshman Representative: To be elected in Fall 2018
Representatives-at-large: Rebecca Vermilyea and Samantha Jansen
Residential Representative: Jack Brechtal
Commuter Representatives: Christine Scheck and 
Transfer Representative:  John Schilli
Diversity Representatives: Danny Ostroski and 

Why I Got Involved...

"I got involved with the Student Government Association because a friend thought I would make a great candidate and wrote me in during voting. I knew I was interested in getting involved on campus, but I wasn’t sure how, and joining SGA was the perfect way for me to get involved on campus. The day I was written in as Sophomore Representative, I never would have imagined that I would enjoy SGA as much as I did.  After my year as Sophomore Representative I ever thought that I’d be Vice President of SGA. I have felt both humbled and challenged by my positions as Vice President, and I am glad that I can help students on campus, and help voice their concerns. SGA has helped me to become a more responsible individual, and a better team player. I’ve learned to work with others, while incorporating our differences.

Liz Pesante
SGA Vice President 2017-2018