The SGA Senate is made up of 40 Seton Hill undergraduate students. Each of the following SHU categories have four student representatives in the Senate:
School of Business & Technology
School of Education & Applied Social Sciences
Humanities
College of Health Professions & Natural Sciences
Visual Arts
Performing Arts
Student Athletes
Community Members
SHU Residents
Student Body Representatives
The Seton Hill University Student Government Association Senate serves as the primary representative body for the diverse voices and interests of the student population. Its purpose is to actively advocate for student needs, concerns, and aspirations. Furthermore, the Senate is responsible for the approval and implementation of all legislation. The Senate fosters a vibrant campus community by promoting student engagement, championing initiatives that enhance the student experience, and upholding the values of Seton Hill University. Through collaborative governance and deliberation, the SGA Senate strives to empower students, ensure their well-being, and contribute to the continuous improvement and success of the university community.
The SGA of Seton Hill University has five active committee that each serve a unique prupose on campus. These committees include the Allocation Committee, the Campus Traditions Committee, GriffinThon Committee, Marketing & Digital Media Committee, and the Seton Hill Programming Board. Each committee differs in both structure and function, but all allow for collaboration between both senate members and nonsenate members to come together and help shape the student experience on the hill. Above is a diagram that shows the specific Executive Board member that oversees each of the individual committees.