Where is the Student Government office located? The Student Government office is located in the southeast corner of the Overman Student Center basement in room 121M.

When and where are the Student Government meetings? PSU's Student Government meetings are held every Wednesday during the regular school year in 102 Yates Hall at 7:30pm.

May students attend the SGA meetings? Yes, any student currently enrolled at Pittsburg State University may attend the weekly meetings.

Can a student speak at a Student Government meeting? At each meeting of the Student Government, there is an announced segment for "Student Opinion." Any student of Pittsburg State University or group thereof may come and voice their issue during this time.

What does Student Government do for the students of Pittsburg State University? The Student Government represents the voice of the student body of PSU to the faculty, local government, state government, and anyone else whose interests might affect PSU's students. Programs such as Safe Ride, the Gorilla Rental Guide, and the Collegiate Readership Program, just to name a few, have begun with Student Government initiatives.

Who can be a member of Pittsburg State University's Student Government? Any current, full-time student with a cumulative GPA of 2.0 is eligible to serve as a Senator.

How does one join Student Government? There are two ways to become part of PSU's SGA: get voted in in one of the April elections or fill a vacancy.

What is a vacancy and how to I fill one? There are four colleges with senate seats representing each of them, graduate senate seats, and at-large senate seats. There are 28 seats total. When one of these seats opens up it is a vacancy. When this happens a vacancy committee will meet and interview potential candidates. This happens at the beginning of each semester. You fill a vacancy by filling out an application and signing up for an interview time. If your application and interview are good you are a new student leader at PSU!