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A. Reports to the President and Vice President

B. Facilitates the Student Government Association operations by managing

and arranging: executive staff workload, reservations for rooms and tables

for all events, transportation arrangements, lodging arrangements, office

supplies, scheduling (including office hours of the staff), and any other

logistical matters

C. Serve as the Student Government Association treasurer by managing the

Student Government Association internal budget and SFO account,

payroll, and to write and submit to the Segregated University Fee

Allocation Committee each fiscal year's budget

D. Chair the Constitution Review Committee, and update the Student

Government Association Constitution and Bylaws as directed by that

committee and the Student Government Association Senate.

E. Serve as a member of the SGA Elections Committee.

F. Serve as a member of the SGA Marketing Team

G. Serve as a resource to all Executives in the fulfillment of their respective

job duties and responsibilities.

H. Ensure that tasks and projects assigned to the Executive Staff are

completed efficiently and in a manner that best represents the SGA.

I. Conduct Executive Staff performance evaluations with assistance from the

President

J. Meet regularly one-on-one with the Executive Staff to address any needs.

K. Manage the SGA Office

i. Greet and assist students who enter the SGA Office

ii. Order and maintain office supplies

iii. Organize and arrange the office that best suits all officers and personal visiting

the office

L. Chair and set the agenda for Executive Staff meetings, attend Rules

committee, and the SGA General Assembly.

M. Serve a minimum of 12 hours per week in the SGA Office or related work

meeting on campus, with the exception of Student Senate.

N. Meet at a minimum of once near the end of each semester with the

President and/or Vice President to specifically discuss and document

transitional material including semester accomplishments and helpful tips.

Documentation must be typed, emailed, and stored in the President, Vice

President, and Student Government Association's email accounts, as well

as handed over for the next person in the role. Transitional materials must

also include an updated list of contacts at the last meeting of the

executive's term.

O. Meets with the Speaker of the Senate and Administrative Assistant at least

once a month.

P. Serve as the facilitator for the annual SGA recognition and superlative

awards at the end of the current session

Q. Other duties as assigned

Compensation: $12/hour

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