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SVCC Invites Local Students to Run in Upcoming SGA Elections this Spring

2024-04-12

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Are you interested in serving as the student voice of SVCC? Student Government Association (SGA) Elections for the 2024-2025 academic year are happening this Spring. Listen to a message from our current SGA President, Shalita Corley. For more information on how to apply to serve on the SGA, please visit southside.edu/sga. SGA Applications are due Friday, April 19th.

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