[1] SGA has been involved in many changes for students around the campus, including getting funds for the Benton Hall renovation.
SGA serves as the student voice to the university administration, faculty, and other campuses.
[4] The Executive Branch of the Student Government Association consists of the President, Vice-President and Comptroller.
It also includes all of the committees of the Assembly, which are as follows: MSC Advisory Committee Infrastructure and Fee Review Parking, Transportation and Safety Homecoming Elections Bylaws and Rules Green(Recycling) The President is elected by the entire student body.
Responsibilities of the SGA President are to preside over the Executive Committee (which includes officers of the Assembly), hire any staff, hold a veto power and report to the Assembly about matters concerning the student body.
The Chair also serves and interim Vice-President or Comptroller until an election can be held to replace the position.
The Chair also serves as Vice-Chair and Ex-Offico member of the SABC (Student Activities Budget Committee).
The Vice-Chair is to act as a liaison between the Assembly and the Executive Committee for the purpose of communication for all parties involved.
If a justice resigns or is removed from office, the position shall be deemed vacant and shall be filled at the next Assembly meeting.
[4] SGA puts on a variety of programs including The Big Event, which is a service project.
Also SGA holds Parking Town Hall meetings and Whine and Cheese, a place for student to come with concerns about the University.
This was opposed by the student body at UMSL and SGA lobbied the board of curators to keep Mizzou's name the same.
[7] SGA helped Parking and Transportation to start the student's reward program.
SGA, along with Residential Life, had been stressing the importance of dining on South campus and this year it paid off.