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Student Government Association

For the Students, by the Students

The Student Government Association (SGA) endeavors to raise student awareness, promote student involvement, and represent the student voice. This organization is for and by the students of the University of Hartford.

The Student Government Association represents students’ views in the development of programs, services, and policy decisions. It is the governing body that provides funding to all recognized clubs and organizations and is charged with protecting the rights of the student body as outlined in the Source. 

How Representation Works

The SGA is made up of nine elected executive board members, two Board of Regents representatives, and more than 30 senators. An SGA senator is a student representative whose primary role is to represent the student body by drafting and voting on legislation, addressing student concerns, and serving on committees focused on campus-wide initiatives and policies.

Senators serve as a liaison between students and the University’s administration, faculty, and staff, and are often the first point of contact for information related to their specific elected senate position.

2026 SGA Election

  • Mar. 13: SGA packets go live
  • Mar. 25: SGA packets close
  • Mar. 26: SGA elections guideline Info Session for approved candidates 
  • Mar. 27: Campaigning begins
  • Apr. 6: Campaigning ends

Our Goals

Get Involved

All executive board members have published office hoursemail us or stop by the SGA office in GSU 120. We’re here to listen!

In an effort to provide the most complete educational experience possible for University of Hartford students, SGA’s goals include:

  • Facilitating excellent communication among the University community
  • Coordinating and encouraging student participation in the campus community and academic life of the University
  • Continuing the University’s diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice efforts while promoting fair treatment for all students
  • Advocating for student welfare and student interests
Executive Board

Meet the student leaders who guide decision-making and represent the student body at the University level.

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Senators

Learn who represents your residence hall, school, or college and how student concerns are shared.

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Clubs and Organizations

Explore more than 100 recognized student clubs and organizations at the University of Hartford.

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Hawk Talk Submissions

Hawk Talk is a weekly email sent every Monday around noon. Submit announcements by Friday night to be included.