Student Government Association

On a statewide level, Florida State College at Jacksonville’s student government association is also a member of the Florida/Junior Community College’s Student Government Association (FJCCSGA).

As stated in the FJCCSGA Constitution: “The purpose of the association is to promote leadership development; to encourage responsibility, self discipline and good citizenship; to stimulate the desire to render service; to foster unity in realizing the ideals of education and democracy; to unify the member colleges in order to best attend to the appropriate concerns of the students of the Florida Community College system; to serve as a vehicle by which to communicate these concerns to and including, but not limited to, the State Board of Community Colleges, Division of Community Colleges, Council of Presidents, and the Executive Committee of the Florida Community College Activities Association; and to make available to the students throughout Florida, ideas and information in helping to achieve these objectives.”

We are one of nine colleges in FJCCSGA District IV, which also includes Lake City Community College, Santa Fe Community College, North Florida Community College, Tallahassee Community College, Chipola College, Gulf Coast Community College, Okaloosa Walton Community College and Pensacola Junior College. Through participating in activities sponsored by Florida Junior/Community College Student Government Association (FJCCSGA), Florida State College at Jacksonville SGA members gain valuable lessons in leadership development, community relations, and legislative issues.

We strive to reach out all of our students through various on-campus activities and open houses. In addition to campus activities, we are also very involved in community service and have strong bonds with the City Rescue Mission and the I.M. Sulzbacher Center for the Homeless. Additionally, through our state organization, FJCCSGA, we follow legislative issues that affect community college students and represent our students’ best interests on the state level.

SGA Constitution Web page (print version in PDF format — SGA Constitution. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this document.)

Campus SGA Advisors