About Student Government Association

Student Government Association (SGA)

The Student Government Association (SGA) is the official voice of Rowan-Cabarrus students. Every currently enrolled curriculum student is automatically a member of SGA, giving you the opportunity to help shape campus life and advocate for the needs of the student body.

The SGA Senate is made up of the Executive Board, Academic Senators and Club Senators who work together to represent students, support campus initiatives and create a more engaging college experience. Guided by the SGA Constitution, the Senate serves as a bridge between students and college leadership. The SGA President also serves as an ex officio member of the College’s Board of Trustees, ensuring that the student voice is represented at the highest level.

Whether you have an idea to improve campus, want to advocate for your fellow students or are looking to make a lasting impact, SGA is the place to get involved. Rowan-Cabarrus welcomes students to join SGA during their first year, giving them the opportunity to develop their leadership skills from the start of their college journey.

Serving in SGA is also an excellent way to build leadership, teamwork, communication and budgeting experience while making meaningful connections across campus. You’ll gain valuable skills that strengthen your resume while helping create a vibrant and supportive college community.

Your voice matters. Get involved. Lead. Make a difference through SGA!

SGA Leadership

Nicky Robinson

You may contact the SGA President by email at sgapres@rccc.edu

North Campus SGA Office: 704-216-3599
South Campus SGA Office: 704-216-3636

SGA President 2026–2027

Nicky Robinson

Alice “Nicky” Robinson serves as the 2026-2027 Student Government Association president at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College. She is committed to representing the student body and creating a welcoming campus environment where every student feels valued, supported and encouraged to get involved.

As SGA president, Nicky believes strong relationships between students, faculty and staff help create a more connected campus community. She is dedicated to ensuring student voices are heard while encouraging collaboration and engagement across the College.

Through her leadership, Nicky is working to strengthen the student experience by fostering meaningful connections and helping students make the most of their time at Rowan-Cabarrus.

Get Involved With the Student Government Association and be entered to Win a $25 Gas Card

Students who attend monthly Student Government Association (SGA) meetings can enter a drawing to win a $25 gas card. Two students are selected at random from those in attendance at each meeting.

Meeting locations, Zoom links and additional details are shared through student email near the beginning of each month, making it easy for students to participate and stay informed.

Student life at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College extends beyond the classroom. Through SGA, students can share their voices, engage with peers, and help shape the student experience at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College. SGA meetings provide students with opportunities to stay informed about College initiatives, events and programs.

The Student Government Association works in partnership with the college administration and operates under an approved constitution to represent the student body. All students are welcome to attend meetings, learn what’s happening on campus, and get involved.

SGA encourages students to take an active role in planning programs and activities and provides opportunities to use College facilities for meetings, events, recreation and collaboration. Students interested in taking their involvement to the next level are encouraged to apply for a student leadership role by completing the Student Leadership Application and submitting it to the Student Life Office.

What are SGA Minutes?

SGA Minutes are the official notes from Student Government Association (SGA) meetings. They highlight what was discussed, decisions that were made, upcoming events and ways student voices were represented. Think of them as a recap of how students are helping shape campus life – covering things like student concerns, funding decisions, and new ideas for events or improvements. If you want to stay informed or see how your voice can make an impact, SGA Minutes are a great place to start. Join us virtually or in person for our monthly SGA meetings. Meetings are typically held on the first Tuesday of the month, but may vary. Details provided weekly in your student email.