Chief of Staff: Quentin England
Email: FSUsgacos@admin.fsu.edu
Office Hours:
Student Body Chief of Staff shall report directly to the Student Body President. This individual will manage and lead the Executive Office of the President’s staff, represent the Student Body President to external university and governmental entities, represent the Student Body President to internal Student Government entities, and coordinate and work on behalf of the Student Body President on executive projects. Furthermore, the Chief of Staff will be tasked with interviewing and recommending applicants for the appointed positions with the Student Government Association. They may assign an individual to assist in the approval process, under the discretion of the Student Body President.
Deputy Chief of Staff • Daylyn Randolph
Email: Dlr20@fsu.edu
The Deputy Chief of Staff will report directly to the Chief of Staff for strategic tasking to fulfill and assist in projects. Additionally, the Deputy Chief of Staff will serve as the primary aide to the Student Body Vice President and shall assist and advise them as necessary.
Deputy Treasurer • Adam Bowling
Email: Asb20a@fsu.edu
The Deputy Student Body Treasurer shall report directly to the Student Body Treasurer. This official will advise, assist, and follow the Student Body Treasurer on financial actions surrounding the Executive Branch. They shall also support the roles and responsibilities of the Student Body Treasurer in their absence.
Financial Assistant • Anagrace Bennett
Email:
The Financial Assistant shall be responsible for assisting the Student Body Treasurer and Deputy Treasurer with financial projects and miscellaneous activities, as well as assisting the Executive Branch with any financial concerns.
Attorney General • Khamisi H. J. Thorpe
Email: sga-attorney-general@fsu.edu
The Attorney General serves at the pleasure of the Student Body President. The Attorney General is tasked with several statutory duties but also may execute other responsibilities of the Executive Branch as ordered by the Student Body President. Per Student Body Statutes the Attorney General’s duties include:
- Conduct Statutory Revision - §100.1
- Review Forms changed by the Senate Internal Affairs Committee - §307.3 - C
- Review Proposed Constitutional Amendments – §402.1 - B
- Review bills passed by the Senate – §402.2 - A
- Represent the Student Body Supervisor of Election – §708.3
- Ensure compliance with the Election Code – §§711.2 & 711.4 – D
Attorney General Goals:
- Form a taskforce to review the Student Body Election Code (§700).
- Create and maintain a written manual for executing the duties of the Attorney General’s Office.
- Establish a permanent taskforce consisting of law students, and the Attorney General to review legislation in progress and advise the Senate on ways to ensure enforceability.
Seal of the Student Body Attorney General
The Seal of the Student Body Attorney General was created by Execuitve Order # which stated: "The Seal of the Student Body Attorney General was created by Executive Order 2 which stated: "That all books, papers, documents, and records in the Student Body Attorney General's Office, may be copied and certified under seal and the said Attorney General shall cause a seal to be made and provided for their office, with such device as the President of the Student Body shall approve.""
The Seal was designed to include Lady Justice, a blindfolded woman carrying a sword and a set of scales. This is a common symbol on courthouses in America and inside some court rooms. She symbolizes fair and equal administration of the law, without corruption, favor, greed, or prejudice. Lady Justice originates from the personification of Justice in Ancient Roman art known as Iustitia or Justitia after Latin: Iustitia, who is equivalent to the Greek goddesses Themis and Dike.
- The blindfold represents objectivity and impartiality, that justice should be meted out without fear or favor, regardless of money, wealth, or power.
- She holds scales to represent the weighing of evidence, evidence must be weighed on its own merit.
- The sword represents punishment, signifying that justice can be swift and final.
- She holds the sword below the scales to show that evidence, weighted on its merit in a court of law, comes before punishment.
Communications Director • Joshua Marting
Email:
The Press Secretary shall report directly to the Chief of Staff. This individual will represent the Executive Branch to all media outlets such as, but not limited to, local and campus newspapers and social media outlets. The Press Secretary will be responsible to post on the Student Government Association social media outlets on behalf of the Executive Branch. The will also coordinate the implementation of the Executive Branch’s communication and interactive engagement through a variety of platforms.
Photographer • Grace Wu
Email: xw20bd@fsu.edu
The Photographer shall report directly to the Chief of Staff.
Director of Appointments • Katie Russell
Email: mkr20b@fsu.edu
The Director of Appointments shall report directly to the Chief of Staff. This individual will assist the Chief of Staff in their responsibility to approve students who applied for appointed positions within the Student Government Association. They will aid the Chief of Staff with the interviews and administrative procedures.
Executive Advisor • Maggie Gahan
Email: fsusgaexecutiveadvisor@gmail.com
The Executive Advisor shall report directly to the Student Body President. The primary role shall be to assist and improve cohesion throughout the Executive Branch and the entire association. The Executive Advisor will handle logistical pieces in various meetings and act as a liaison between different entities for the Executive Branch. This individual will work closely with the Student Body President, Vice President, Treasurer, Chief of Staff, and Director of Cabinet Affairs.
