The Lane College Student Government Association (SGA) is a sanctioned College organization that fosters student involvement in the quality of student life at the College. The primary goals of the SGA are as follows: to provide a forum for the expression of student ideas; to serve as an intermediary between the student and the College community; to promote intellectual dialogue; and to secure student enrichment.
The SGA participates in a wide range of activities and its purposes are intimately related to all facets of campus life.
SPRING 2025 SGA
SGA President - Erin Isabell
SGA Vice-President - Charence Brice
SGA Secretary - Maresa Moore
Senior Class Vice-President - (Mr. Anthony Sims) OPEN
Junior Class President - Shamyai Irvine
Junior Class Vice-President - OPEN
Sophomore Class President - Jean Cirosil
Sophomore Class Vice-President - (Nathaniel Coleman)
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Lane College Student Government Association Goals for 2025-2026
- Serve as liaisons for the student body:
Listen and take action for the student body if there are any problems on campus that would hinder the success of all students.
- Improvements to our campus: Make suggestions for small and big improvements to our campus that would make the campus more welcoming and increase the enrollment rate on campus.
- Engage student body in educational events: Host educational events throughout the semester that would help students in educational areas that they may need improvement in.
- Engage student body in fun and social student activities:
To get students acquainted with the campus and out of their room to meet new people and enjoy college life.
- Host monthly student town hall meetings:
Take suggestions from the student body for campus improvements, student activities & programs.
- Engage student body in on and off campus opportunities:
Informing students of different programs and organizations Lane College has to offer and advertise internships and job opportunities students may be eligible for.
- Engage student body in leadership conferences once a semester: To help students in the areas of professional development, leadership, and also networking.