April
15

Apply for a Position

Applications are now open for Student Government Session 89. The application is available at students.ncsu.edu/transition/apply.php

March
30

Spring 2009 Official Results

Update: The Spring 2009 General Election Official Results have been released. They can be accessed at the vote archive (http://students.ncsu.edu/vote-archive/).

After a four and a half hour wait, Jim Ceresnak was declared the student body president for the 2009-2010 school year early Wednesday morning. Ceresnak was appreciative of the studen'ts choice, and acknowledged how much effort he had put into his campaign (read more from the Technician).

  • Student Body President: Jim Ceresnak
  • Student Senate President: Kelli Rogers
  • Student Body Treasurer: Elmo Lamm
  • Student Chief Justice: Mary Frances Woods
  • Senior Class President: Jay Dawkins
  • Student Centers President: Marycobb Randall
  • UAB President: Margo Sauter
  • Student Media Board of Directors: Al S. McArthur
  • CHASS Sophomore: Scott Goldsmith, Jermanie O'neal Jones
  • CHASS Junior: Maritza T. Adonis, Lauren Demanovich, Kelly Hook
  • CHASS Senior: Celeste Hurtig, Jason Lindsday, and Morgan Donnelly
  • Ag Institute: Steven Holden
  • CALS Sophomore: Arialle Crabtree and Erica Brown
  • CALS Junior: Kristen Baughman, Ethan K. Harrelson
  • CALS Senior: Jeanne Chen, Katie Mills, and Missy Kosht
  • Management: Lynn Clark, Brianne Bower, Phillip Clark, Jessica Humphrey, and Jake Bloodworth
  • Engineering Sophomore: John Tucker
  • Engineering Junior: Steve Cosolito, Dustin Ryan Nelson, and Cody Bryant
  • Engineering Senior: David Bascombe Jr.
  • Textiles: Heather Chiang
  • Education: Sarah Center
  • FYC: Sarah Lindh
  • Natural Resources: Laura Brown
  • PAMS: Kelley Maryman
  • Graduates: Michael Robinson, Lashkmi Ashok
  • Vet: Amber Musick
  • Student Centers Board of Directors: Ashley Wagner, Kyle Winters, Matt Gromlich, Anna Rains

Upcoming Meetings

For more upcoming meetings, check the NCSU Student Government calendar. Previous meeting minutes can be accessed from the NCSU Student Government past meetings page.

What is Student Government?

Student Government Officials are your classmates and neighbors. As many as one in every hundred students is involved in Student Government.

Founded in 1921, the Student Government is a student-run organization that serves as the official voice of the student body and attempts to better the student experience at the University. Both a governing body and an advocacy group, Student Government is involved in policy-making, adjudication, programming, lobbying, community service, and countless other activities. The organization is a clearinghouse for concerns from students and answers from administrators.

Student Government is an organization comprised of three branches:

More Information: http://students.ncsu.edu/home/infoall.php