About Student Government Association

Student Government Association (SGA)

SGA Leadership

Jalil Agovic

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 2025–2026

Jalil Agovic

Jalil Agovic is a dedicated student leader and 2023 graduate of A.L. Brown High School. He is currently pursuing an Associate in Liberal Arts at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, where he maintains a strong GPA. He plans to transfer to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte to earn a bachelor’s degree in Business, Sales and Management, with the long-term goal of owning his own business.

Active in several clubs and organizations, Jalil has held key leadership roles, including president of the Male Empowerment Network (M.E.N) and Public Information Officer for the Student Government Association during a previous term. Through these roles, he has organized events, led community service efforts and worked to amplify student voices. He remains committed to advocating for student rights and helping students stay connected to the resources they need to succeed.

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.