Student Government Purpose

The GCSA Student Government is a student-elected body that serves as a bridge between students and administration and meets weekly as a legislative forum, an executive cabinet, working councils, and appointed committees.

"We, the Student Body of Gordon College, establish this constitution for a student administrative and representative body to be known as the GCSA Student Government. The Student Government shall endeavor to honor the Lord our God and serve the community of Gordon College by enhancing the lives of students academically, spiritually, physically, and socially. By the authority given to it by the students and the administration of the College, the Student Government shall hereby be the official, representative voice of the students to the administration, faculty, staff, and trustees of the College, and to outside concerns; and the overseeing administration for all student organizations chartered by the GCSA." — GCSA Constitution Preamble

The Student Government works to:

• Represent the student body to the administration, faculty, staff, and outside concerns
• Administer, fund, and evaluate student clubs and organizations
• Provide support and advocacy for student interests
• Organize or endorse student publications:
  - The Idiom, an art and poetry journal
  - The VOX, a newsletter of student voice.