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Contact: Assistant Director of Student Services for your respective campus location

Motlow College participates in the Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature (TISL), a student organized initiative that seeks to provide leadership and organization for the purpose of learning about state government and having a voice on state issues.


Now is Your Chance
to Run for SGA

Avaliable Positions at
Moore County Campus:
Sophomore Senator (5 positions)
Vice-President (1 position)
President (1 position)


Avaliable Positions at Smyrna,
Fayetteville, and McMinnville Centers:
Sophomore Senator (3 positions)
Vice-President (1 position)


Deadline to Submit a Petition
Friday April 13th by Noon

SGA Elections Take Place
April 17th and 18th

Learn More By Visiting The
SGA OFFICERS PAGE


If you want to...

  • Have your voice heard
  • Meet new people
  • Earn a scholarship (Sophomore President and Vice-President Only)
  • Plan student activities

then the Student Government Association (SGA) is the place for you!

What are the functions of the Student Government Association and how is it structured?

Motlow State Community College is committed to the concept of student government because of its democratic ideals and creative implications. Every student becomes a member of the student government when he/she enrolls. Student-faculty committees provide close liaison between the student government and the college administration.


The student government at Motlow is divided into an executive and a legislative branch. The executive branch is composed of the President, Vice-President, appointed cabinet officials, and special committees. Elections for the executive branch are held each spring. The legislative branch is called the Student Senate. The Senate is composed of freshman and sophomore officials. Sophomore members are elected in the spring, and freshmen members are elected in the fall.

Does every Motlow campus have a voice in student government?

The President of the Student Government Association serves as a liaison
among SGA on each campus. The McMinnville and Fayetteville campuses, and the Smyrna site, maintain a separate administrative structure for the Student Government Association. Each addresses issues unique to that campus including student activities, student concerns, and community projects. Officers are elected from the freshman and sophomore classes. More information is available from the SGA advisors on each of the respective campuses.

How can I learn more about SGA and how to get involved?

Information regarding specific election dates and a copy of the Constitution of the Student Government Association of Motlow College may be obtained from the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs. The constitution outlines the duties of each student government official, gives procedures and regulations for elections, and includes bylaws which govern the day-to-day activities of the SGA. Those wishing to become involved in SGA activities should contact the SGA president or staff advisor.

For more information contact the respective SGA sponsor for your campus location:

Debra Smith, Fayetteville Center (931) 438-0028
Sheri Mason, Moore County Main Campus (931) 393-1764
Sally Pack, McMinnville Center (931) 668-7010
Gary Winton, Smyrna Site (615) 220-7803