Montgomery Community College

1011 Page St.
Troy, NC 27371
910.576.6222
Fax: 910.576.2176
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Student Government Association


Student Ambassadors 2008-2009 Sarah Caroline Miller - Associate in Arts Kory Frye - Gunsmithing Emily Ann Reynolds - Associate in Arts	SGA President 2008-2009 Christina Lamonds Associate in Science Day Vice-President Kory Frye, Gunsmithing Evening Vice-President Tommy Byerly, Accounting Secretary/Treasurer Hannah Spivey, Practical Nursing
Membership All curriculum students at Montgomery Community College are members of the Student Government Association (SGA) and have the opportunity to participate in the organization and control of student affairs. The SGA is the official governing agency representing the students. Students receive experience in responsible citizenship through participating in student government activities. Activities such as sports, dances, picnics, socials, and student publications are supervised and approved by the SGA, the SGA advisor, and the Vice President of Student Services, as well as the President's Administrative Cabinet of the College.	SGA Constitution
	SGA Clubs & Organizations
	Club/Organization	Advisor
	Alpha Beta Chi	Darlene Brown
	Autobody Club	Rick Williamson
	Business Tech. Club	Lisa Fagan
	Criminal Justice Club	Dawn Braswell
	Forestry Club	Russell Strong
	Gunsmithing Society	Wayne Bernauer
	Human Services	Kiera Deschamps
	Medical Assisting Club	Cyndi Caviness
	Pottery Club	Mike Ferree
	Practical Nursing Club	Sheila Burris
	Student Ambassadors	Riley Beaman
The SGA of Montgomery Community College is the official governing agency representing the students. SGA goals are: To promote mutual goodwill and understanding between the student body and the officials of Montgomery Community College. To further, support, and protect the interests of Montgomery Community College. To act as representatives of and ambassadors for Montgomery Community College. To encourage student participation in school functions, both formal and informal.

Activities/Publications

Activities such as sports, picnics, socials, and student publications are supervised and approved by the SGA and the Vice President of Student Services. Final approval of SGA activities comes from the Vice President of Student Services. Appeals concerning the Vice President's decisions may be made in accordance with provisions set forth in the SGA Constitution.

Procedures for Handling Funds

All chartered student organizations including the SGA must utilize the same purchasing procedures established by the Business Office for all college departments and divisions. Student organizations soliciting funds in the name of the College must deposit these funds through the Business Office. The Vice President of Student Services must approve any solicitation of funds, goods, or services by any club or organization affiliated with the MCC Student Government Association.

Fundraising and Solicitation

College buildings or campus spaces may not be used to raise funds for individuals or organizations except for officially recognized college projects or organizations that have obtained prior approval from the President or her designee.

Classes, clubs, or other college groups planning to solicit contributions or to sell goods or services must request approval in writing from the Vice President of Student Services before the fundraising activity takes place.

Political candidates or their representatives may set up a table in the Student Lounge or just outside the lounge to talk with interested persons. Candidates or their representatives must obtain prior approval from the Vice President of Student Services prior to coming on campus. No posters should be used to announce their coming or presence except those that can be attached to the table they are using. Campaign literature may be distributed at the specified locations to persons visiting the candidates or their representatives.

Updated October 13, 2008