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Students That Lead

Spotlight of 果冻传媒app鈥檚 Student Government Association

 

Notable History

Student involvement and leadership can be considered as the main domain of student success stories. 果冻传媒app鈥檚 Student Government Association was born from Coahoma Junior College and Agricultural High School Student Council dating back to 1957.
Student Council 果冻传媒app

In the center, holding the book, is Bennie Gooden, who served as the first President of the Student Council at Coahoma Junior College. Bennie Gooden became an avid community leader, playing an important role in the economic development and education in Coahoma County, and he was a lifetime member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).

 


 

  1. Coahoma Junior College鈥檚 Student Government Association became an official registered organization under the leadership of student President Willie C. Jones.
  2. SGA Historical Photo


  3. Moments in Time

     

    The first female President elected to serve the Student Government Association was Kirt Staple.
    Kirt Staple



    SGA During COVID

     

    In recent years, the Student Government Association has had to adjust and be intentional about addressing needs during unprecedented times. In 2020, as COVID-19 threatened the safety of our campus, the SGA helped lead the 鈥淜eep Coahoma Safe鈥 campaign, prompting making up under the leadership of Demetric Strong Jr., SGA President for 2020-21.


     

    Current

    Today, SGA strives to be a beacon of student advocacy and leadership, contributing to a network of student support for success initiatives.  The SGA continues to leave a legacy that prioritizes devotion to direct action, community service, and promoting school spirit.
    SGA Voter Registration

    Voters Registration during Homecoming Week 2022

    SGA Institute

    SGA executive branch attends the National Association of Student Affairs Professional Student Leadership Institute in Savannah, GA- 2023.



    SGA Relief Efforts

    SGA organized Disaster Relief to aid Rolling Fork and surrounding areas after devastating storms in Spring 2023.