Work at SGA

The Student Body President is the head of the Student Government Association and is responsible for setting the vision for all of SGA. The Student Body President accomplishes this vision by meeting with key Liberty administrators, delivering memos and speeches to SGA, and being available to listen to the student body’s concerns.

The Student Body President…

• requires 18 hours a week
• must be at least a Junior by credit hours
• must have served two semesters in SGA upon declaring candidacy
• should have strong interpersonal skills, a hard work ethic, public speaking experience, project management experience, and experience leading meetings
• should expect to work many hours during the summer, breaks, and the school year without compensation
• is elected by the student body at-large in a ticket with the Student Body Vice President

*Resident Assistants are not eligible to run for Student Body President

The Student Body Vice President assists the Student Body President in all of the President’s duties. In addition, the Student Body Vice President manages the CSER for all of the Executive Branch and presides over joint sessions of the Representative Branch. They are the second head of SGA and the one most responsible for ensuring the Student Body President implements SGA’s vision.

The Student Body Vice President…

• requires 18 hours a week
• must be at least a Junior by credit hours
• must have served two semesters in SGA upon declaring candidacy
• should have strong interpersonal skills, a hard work ethic, public speaking experience, project management experience, and experience leading meetings
• should expect to work many hours during the summer, breaks, and the school year without compensation
• is elected by the student body at-large on a ticket with the Student Body President

*Resident Assistants are not eligible to run for the Student Body Vice President

The Technology Team assists the Director of Technology in all matters. Specializations are possible, but the Department of Technology’s work requires members to be flexible and willing to learn new software and systems. Technology Team positions cannot be remote, but allow for some work to be done outside of office hours if requested.

• Potential for CSER
• Reports to the Director of Technology
• No experience necessary
• Microsoft Suite familiarity is helpful but not required
• Currently open for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Election Board, along with the Election Commissioner, ensures the smooth flow of the Student Body Presidential and Vice Presidential election through the coordination of logistics. The Election Board also acts as a grand jury in election discipline matters.

• Potential for CSER
• No experience required
• Requires impartiality toward presidential and vice presidential candidates
• Currently closed for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Chief of Staff helps hire and oversees the seven Cabinet departments through Cabinet meetings and regular check-ins. The Chief of Staff promotes the vision of the Student Body President to them and the SGA Director. The Chief of Staff is responsible for planning, directing, and coordinating executive branch operations, activities, and culture.

• The job requires 18 hours a week
• The Chief of Staff reports directly to the Student Body President and Vice President
• The Chief of Staff should have a good, working knowledge of SGA
• The Chief of Staff should be skilled in organization, problem-solving, project management, and personnel management
• This position has been filled for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Treasurer manages the funds, budgets, and distributions for Clubs, Branches, Departments, and all other SGA activities. The Treasurer manages the Funding Board to approve and modify requested budgets. The Treasurer manages all dispersed funds. The Treasurer must also interact with Liberty’s administration to advocate for SGA’s budget and innovate and improve the Treasury Department.

• The job requires 18 hours a week
• The Treasurer reports to the Chief of Staff
• The Treasurer should have a good understanding of economics, accounting, business administration, and management
• The Treasurer must have completed and received at least a B in, ACCT 211 and ACCT 212
• Experience on the Treasury team is preferred, but not required
• This position has been filled for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Director of Clubs is the main liaison between clubs, Liberty administration, and SGA. The Director of Clubs should improve SGA Club policies every year and answer all Club inquiries. The Director of Clubs also approves and facilitates the startup of new Clubs. The Director of Clubs also approves 25Live event requests and coordinates Club Fairs, the All Clubs Meeting, and other pertinent club events.

• This job requires 18 hours a week
• The Director of Clubs reports to the Chief of Staff
• The Director of Clubs should have a good, working knowledge of SGA and SGA’s organization policies and good interpersonal skills
• Experience working with Clubs at Liberty University, especially in the SGA Club Department, is preferred, but not required
• This position has been filled for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Director of Communications manages all SGA communications, including social media posts, stories, and reels; photos; videos; public statements; and marketing materials. The Director of Communications is responsible for SGA’s public image and the overall strategy behind their social media and marketing campaigns.

• This job requires 18 hours a week
• The Director of Communications reports to the Chief of Staff
• The Director of Communications should possess a background in marketing, graphic design, strategic communications, or a related field
• Hard skills (such as graphic design, videography, or photography) are preferable, but are certainly not required if a candidate can demonstrate strategic marketing skills
• Experience on the SGA Communications team is preferred, but not required
• This position has been filled for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Director of Events plans and manages all SGA events, including tailgates, galas, banquets, and student outreach events to connect students with SGA while partnering with University departments, like Athletics and Sodexo. The Director of Events should work with Cabinet directors and branch heads to plan all internal SGA events to encourage a positive culture within the organization.

• This job requires 18 hours a week
• The Director of Events reports to the Chief of Staff
• The Director of Events should have a strong event planning background and have skills in personnel management
• Experience on the SGA Events team is preferred, but not required
• This position has been filled for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Director of Student Outreach and Feedback (SOF) leads all SGA student-focused initiatives. Their responsibilities may include managing student feedback councils, town halls, tabling, and interpersonal outreach to key student leaders and other stakeholders. The Director of Student Outreach and Feedback is the one most responsible for students’ perception of SGA.

• The SOF Director is a paid position, up to 18 hours a week
• The SOF Director reports to the Chief of Staff
• The SOF Director should have solid interpersonal skills and be well-connected to many places on campus
• This position has been filled for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Director of Internal Affairs manages all SGA inter-branch affairs, including relationships with the Senate, House of Representatives, and Judicial Branch. The Director of Internal Affairs manages the legislative process inside the Executive Branch and presents legislation for consideration by the Student Body President. The Director of Internal Affairs attends all Senate and House meetings and works to improve the culture and efficiency of the Representative Branch.

• The Director of Internal Affairs is a paid position, up to 18 hours a week
• The Director of Internal Affairs reports to the Chief of Staff
• The Director of Internal Affairs should have solid conflict resolution skills, good discretion, and experience in the Representative Branch of SGA
• This position has been filled for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Director of Technology manages all technological affairs in SGA. This includes hardware setup, website updates, database maintenance, and additional technological ventures. The Director of Technology should also serve as a link between SGA and Liberty’s IT department and explore new initiatives to make SGA run more smoothly and efficiently. The Director of Technology should be well-connected with each area of SGA, providing assistance where necessary.

• The Director of Technology is a paid position, up to 18 hours a week
• The Director of Technology reports to the Chief of Staff
• The Director of Technology should be familiar with Microsoft Architecture, including but not limited to: Power Apps, Power Automate, and SharePoint
• Experience on the Technology Team is highly preferred
• This position has been filled for the 2025-2026 academic year

Executive Assistants assist the Student Body President, Vice President, and Chief of Staff in accomplishing the vision of SGA. Executive Assistant positions are generally project-based and can vary widely depending on the needs of the President and the capabilities of the specific Executive Assistants.

• Potential for CSER
• A dedicated and independent work ethic is necessary for success
• No experience necessary
• Reports to the Chief of Staff, Student Body Vice President, or Student Body President
• Currently open for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Vice Treasurer assists the Treasurer in disbursing cash, answering inquiries, and improving the Treasury’s efficiency. The Vice Treasurer is responsible, along with the Treasurer, for ensuring the smooth functioning of the The Vice Treasurer should expect set meeting times and required office hours for paid members.

• Requires 18 hours a week
• Requires a solid understanding of accounting principles
• A dedicated work ethic and problem-solving skills are necessary for success
• Reports to the Treasurer
• Currently closed for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Treasury Team assists the Treasurer in disbursing cash, answering inquiries, and improving the Treasury’s efficiency. Treasury Team members should expect set meeting times and required office hours for paid members.

• Paid and CSER positions available
• Requires a solid understanding of accounting principles
• Reports to the Treasurer
• Currently closed for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Clubs Team assists the Director of Clubs in all aspects of the Clubs Department. Responsibilities can vary, but a Clubs Team member can expect to assist with answering emails, innovating the Clubs Department, and potentially attending some meetings with club leadership. A Clubs Team position may be project-based or require set office hours.

•  Potential for CSER
• Reports to the Director of Clubs
• No experience necessary
• A dedicated work ethic is necessary for success
• Currently open for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Communications Team assists the Director of Communications in all of SGA’s communications, especially SGA’s official social media accounts. Positions may vary widely but generally require skills in fields such as marketing, graphic design, photography, videography, or journalism. The Communications Team is generally project-based with deadlines.

• Potential for CSER
• Reports to the Director of Communications
• Experience in marketing, graphic design, photography, videography, journalism, strategic communications, or a related field is required
• The ability to work independently and hit deadlines is required
• Currently open for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Events Team assists the Director of Events in the planning, preparation, and execution of all SGA events. Events Team members should be available to assist with events and should provide a friendly, welcoming atmosphere for all students and SGA members at events.

• Potential for CSER
• Reports to the Director of Events
• No experience necessary
• A friendly, outgoing demeanor is necessary for success
• Prior event planning, preparation, or execution experience is preferable, but not required
• Currently open for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Community Affairs Team assists the Director of Community Affairs in connecting SGA to the general student body. Responsibilities may vary, but they may include brainstorming outreach strategies, assisting student feedback councils, and tabling for SGA.

• Potential for CSER
• Reports to the Director of Community Affairs
• No experience necessary
• Connection to underrepresented student groups is preferable, but not required
• Currently open for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Internal Affairs Team assists the Director of Internal Affairs with the relationship between the Representative Branch and the Executive Branch. This may include attending House or Senate meetings, encouraging legislation innovation, or documenting the history of SGA.

• Potential for CSER
• Reports to the Director of Internal Affairs
• Experience in the Representative branch is preferable, but not required
• Currently open for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Technology Team assists the Director of Technology in all matters. Specializations are possible, but the Department of Technology’s work requires members to be flexible and willing to learn new software and systems. Technology Team positions cannot be remote, but allow for some work to be done outside of office hours if requested.

• Potential for CSER
• Reports to the Director of Technology
• No experience necessary
• Microsoft Suite familiarity is helpful but not required
• Currently open for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Speaker of the House is the facilitator of the House of Representatives and ensures the smooth functioning of the House of Representatives through the facilitation of debate during House meetings and the coordination of logistics for the House and its committees. The Speaker of the House also manages the House’s CSER and chairs the House leadership’s Committee on Rules and Ethics.

• CSER position
• Elected at the end of every academic year by the House of Representatives to one-year terms
• The Speaker of the House should be able to stay calm during high-stress situations, have solid conflict resolution skills, be comfortable in front of a crowd, and have a deep understanding of House parliamentary procedure and the SGA legislative process
• The Speaker of the House must have served in the Legislative Branch at least one semester prior to running and must currently be in the House of Representatives
• Resident Assistants are not eligible to run for the Speaker of the House

Committee Chairpersons for the House of Representatives are responsible for ensuring the smooth running of their respective committees through the facilitation of debate and the coordination of logistics for their committees. Committee chairpersons are also responsible for attending meetings of the Committee on Rules and Ethics.

• CSER position
• Elected by the respective committee at the end of the academic year, or when a vacancy occurs in committee leadership
• Must be a part of the committee at the time of the election

Hall Representatives are elected at the beginning of the Fall semester and serve in the House of Representatives for the rest of the academic year. One representative is elected per residence hall or building and is responsible for attending biweekly House meetings and biweekly House committee meetings to write, present, and debate legislation for the betterment of Liberty and its SGA.

• Potential for CSER
• Elected by one residence hall or building
• Must live on the residence hall or building for which the representative is running

Commuter Representatives are elected at the beginning of the Fall semester and serve in the House of Representatives for the rest of the academic year. Commuter representatives are elected by commuter students at-large and are responsible for attending biweekly House meetings and biweekly House committee meetings to write, present, and debate legislation for the betterment of Liberty and its SGA.

• Potential for CSER
• Elected by commuter students at-large
• Must be a commuter student

House Staff comprises a variety of positions that assist the Speaker with the Speaker’s duties. These positions may range from a Clerk, who assists the Speaker with running House meetings, a Parliamentarian, who manages parliamentary procedure during meetings, a Secretary, a Legislative Assistant, a Bailiff, and a Chaplain.

• Potential for CSER
• Report to the Speaker of the House
• Being a hall or commuter representative is not required for any position

The President of the Senate is the facilitator of the Senate and ensures the smooth functioning of the Senate through the facilitation of debate during Senate meetings and the coordination of logistics for the Senate and its committees. The President of the Senate also manages the Senate’s CSER and chairs the Senate leadership’s Committee on Oversight. 

• CSER position
• Elected at the end of every academic year by the Senate to one-year terms
• The President of the Senate should be able to stay calm during high-stress situations, have solid conflict resolution skills, be comfortable in front of a crowd, and have a deep understanding of Senate parliamentary procedure and the SGA legislative process
• The President of the Senate must have served in the Legislative Branch for at least one semester prior to running and must currently be in the Senate
• Resident Assistants are not eligible to run for the President of the Senate

Committee Chairpersons for the Senate are responsible for ensuring the smooth running of their respective committees through the facilitation of debate and the coordination of logistics for their committees. Committee chairpersons are also responsible for attending meetings of the Committee on Oversight.

• CSER position
• Elected by the respective committee at the end of the academic year, or when a vacancy occurs in committee leadership
• Must be a part of the committee at the time of the election

With two senators per school, senators are chosen by the deans of their respective schools to represent the schools in the Senate. Senators are responsible for showing up to biweekly Senate meetings and biweekly committee meetings to write, present, and debate legislation.

• Potential for CSER
• Selected by the deans of their schools
• Must have a major or minor in the school that the Senator is representing
• Senators serve until graduation or resignation
• Currently open for the 2025-2026 academic year

Senate Staffers are a variety of positions that assist the Senate President with the Senate President’s duties. These positions may range from a Clerk, who assists the Speaker with running House meetings, a Parliamentarian, who manages parliamentary procedure during meetings, a Secretary, a Legislative Assistant, a Bailiff, and a Chaplain.

• Potential for CSER
• Report to the President of the Senate
• Being a senator is not required for all positions