Legislative Branch
The Texas A&M University - Kingsville student senate is currently in its 99th legislative session.
The Legislative Branch of the Student Government is responsible for communicating the views and needs of the student body to the administration, faculty, and staff.
The Senate has long been the core of the Student Government. Each of the Senators represents students of a particular college or classification. For every 300 students in a particular college there is one representative position created. The constitution specifies the number of representatives for each classification. Most Senators are elected in the spring, although first-year undergraduate and graduate students are elected in the fall. Vacant seats are filled by appointment.
The Senate is a deliberative body, adopting measures via formal legislative rules. Senate Committees, on which all Senators and any interested student from the student body serve, investigate student concerns and prepare Senate business. Many Senators are involved in projects throughout Student Government.
Organization Chart: SGA Organization Chart
Freshman Class Senator
Sophomore Class Senator
Junior Class Senator
Bryanna Martinez
Senior Class Senator
Natalia Marinov
Senator at Large
Erika Juarez
Graduate Class Senators
Melina Guerra
Jacqueline McClendon
Allison Valdez
Senator for the College of Arts and Sciences
Anna Garcia
Leah Saenz
Juan Vela
Senator for the College of Business
Vacant
Senator for the College of Education & Human
Senator for the College of Engineering
Larizza Guerra
Rayana Lopez
College for the Honor College
Justine Leyba
If you would like to receive a copy of our meeting meetings, please email us at tamukstudentgovernment@gmail.com and we will help you as soon as possible!
To become a Senator and assist in making our distinguished institution a better place simply fill out the application and return it to the Student Government Office in room 201 of the Memorial Student Union Building (Second floor of the MSUB - Above the post office).