The Student Government Association Student Body Presidents are responsible for hearing the concerns of the students and look for ways to improve their lives and college experience. With COVID-19 still affecting students, the Student Regent, four student body presidents and their Student Senates will come together on April 15 for Joint Congress.
The legislation that is being brought to the floor during Joint Congress is based on the needs the SGAâs presidents see that will help benefit the system as well as what they have experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic on their respective campuses.
Student Regent Courtesy of the Office of the Chancellor
With Joint Congress happening on April 15, the Student Government Association student body presidents from across the Texas Tech System, along with the student regent, discuss the upcoming event and the impacts of COVID-19 on their respective campuses.Â
All universities, Student Government Association Student Senates and executive officers under the Texas Tech System will come together virtually for Joint Congress this year. The four universities of Tech System are Tech, Tech Health Science Center Lubbock, Tech Health Science Center El Paso and Angelo State University.
The Student Senates each met separately prior to Joint Congress to pass four specific pieces for their respective campuses. These pieces of legislation are being brought forward to all of the students where they will discuss and vote on as one group.Â