About SGA

Elevating the Auburn Experience

The Student Government Association is the official governing organization of the student body. With a vision to elevate the Auburn experience through student life, campus safety, and technological innovation, SGA has represented the student voice to university faculty, staff and administration as well as government entities like the Auburn City Council and Alabama State Legislature. The association is divided among three branches: Executive, Legislative, and Judicial. The Executive branch consists of the Executive Cabinet, with teams conducting programming, initiatives, financial projects, outreach efforts, and communications and marketing tactics to serve, promote, and unify the student body. The Legislative branch consists of 34 senators representing Auburn’s 12 colleges who address constituent needs and concerns through passing legislation. The Judicial branch is responsible for interpretation of the SGA Constitution and Code of Laws.

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Email: sga@auburn.edu

Phone: 334-844-4788

Mailing Address:
Student Government Association
255 Heisman Drive
Auburn University, AL 36849-5134

2026–2027 Executive Goals

Safety and Security

  • Pave the Hayfield Lot, expanding safe, reliable parking capacity.
  • Implement pedestrian flow solution for Jordan-Hare North expansion to ensure Tiger Transit hub remains at Melton Student Center.
  • Further increase campus security camera coverage.
  • Educate students on emergency protocols, response actions, and designated safe locations.
  • Partner with the City of Auburn to finalize a solution to the 320 West Magnolia crosswalk.
  • Introduce a live location update feature to the security shuttle service.

Academics

  • Facilitate solutions to students' inability to enroll in required classes.
  • Organize a robust internship Alumni Bank.
  • Institutionalize a university-wide Syllabus Bank.
  • Update Core Curriculum to include education on AI and financial wellness.
  • Simplify the student printing experience.

Future of Auburn

  • Reflect Auburn's historic core through future building projects.
  • Initiate demand-aligned parking prices to facilitate self-sufficient parking infrastructure on campus.
  • Explore improvements to campus tour facilities.
  • Continue to improve the student experience at Plainsman Park.
  • Explore a more holistic approach to evaluate incoming students to maintain the values of the Auburn Creed.
  • Advance campus beautification by refreshing existing infrastructure, exploring options to improve campus aesthetics and sustainability.
  • Support the Jordan-Hare North Project with student feedback.