A special core group of Student Governments supported the original concept of ASGA.
These institutions committed to joining ASGA many months before there was a web site and long before there was anything to show beyond ideas. The input, advice, and support of these Founding Members were key ingredients in helping ASGA determine its direction and hone its mission.
The ASGA team will forever be grateful to these visionary Student Governments.
This is a list as of 3/16/04. The Founding Members are listed by type, state, school, SG name, and enrollment.
Public Colleges & Universities—Large (20K+)
Auburn University, Student Government Association, 22,000 students; First Alabama ASGA member; First state university in Alabama to join
Florida International University/University Park, Student Government Council, 34,000 students; First Florida ASGA member; First state university in Florida to join
University of Central Florida, Student Government, 42,000 students
University of South Florida/Tampa, Student Government, 38,900 students
Northern Illinois University, Student Association, 24,948 students; First state university from Illinois to join ASGA
University of Nevada Las Vegas, CSUN, 22,000 students; First state university from Nevada to join ASGA
Public Colleges & Universities—Medium (5-20K)
Arkansas State University Jonesboro, Student Government Association, 10,000 students; First Arkansas ASGA member, First state university in Arkansas to join
Metropolitan State College of Denver, Student Government Assembly, 7,900 students; First ASGA member from Colorado; First state university in Colorado to join
Florida International University/Biscayne Bay Campus, Student Government Council, 7,000 students
Western Illinois University, Student Government Association, 10,000 students
Southwest Missouri State University, SGA, 19,000 students; First ASGA member from Missouri; First state university from Missouri
Ramapo College, SGA, 5,000 students; First state university from New Jersey to join
Brooklyn College of the City University of New York, CLAS SG, 14,000 students; First New York ASGA member; First state university from New York to join
Weber State University, WSUSA, 18,000 students; First state university from Utah to join
Old Dominion University, Student Senate, 13,500 students; First state university from Virginia to join
Public Colleges & Universities—Small (0-5K)
University of Arkansas Fort Smith, Student Advisory Council, 4,400 students
California State University Channel Islands, Associated Students Inc., 1,320 students; First state university from California to join
California State University Northridge Channel Islands, Associated Students, 400 students
Eastern Connecticut State University, Student Government Association, 5,337 students; First Connecticut ASGA member; First state university in Connecticut to join
Florida Gulf Coast University, Student Government Association, 3,500 students
Livingston College at Rutgers University, LCGA, 4,400 students
Shawnee State University, Student Government Association, 3,700 students
University of South Carolina-Aiken, Student Government Association, 3,100 students; First South Carolina ASGA member; First state university in South Carolina in join
Washington State University, Associated Students Washington State University Distance Degree Program (ASWSU-DDP), 2,400 students; First Washington ASGA member; First state university in Washington to join; First distance-education Student Government to join
Private Colleges & Universities-Secular—Medium (5-20K)
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Student Government Association; 4,900 students
Columbia College Chicago, Student Government Association, 10,000 students; First ASGA member from Illinois; First private college from Illinois to join
Hofstra University, Student Government Association, 12,000 students; First private college from New York to join
Johnson & Wales University/Providence, Student Government Association, 13,500 students; First ASGA member from Rhode Island; First private college from Rhode Island to join
Private Colleges & Universities-Secular—Small (0-5K)
Sheldon Jackson College, ASB, 175 students; First institution from Alaska to join ASGA; First private college or university from Alaska to join ASGA
Whittier College, Associated Students, 1,300 students
Post University, SGA, 1,500 students; First private college or university in Connecticut to join
Eckerd College, ECOS, 1,500 students
Nova Southeastern University, SGA, 1,250 students; First private college or university in Florida to join
Rockford College, SG, 860 students
Butler University, SGA, 3,600 students
Our Lady of the Lake College, SGA,1,600 students
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, SGA, 2,100 students; First institution from Massachusetts to join ASGA; First private college or university in Massachusetts to join
Rider University, SGA, 3,300 students
Molloy College, SGA, 2,500 students
New York Institute of Technology/Central Islip, SGA, 1,600 students
Case Western Reserve University, USG, 3,600 students; First private college or university in Ohio to join
Private Colleges & Universities-Religious—Medium (5-20K)
University of Dayton, Student Government Association; 6,700 students
Seton Hall University, Student Government Association, 10,000 students; First private college or university in New Jersey to join
La Salle University, Student Government Association, 5,600 students; First Pennsylvania ASGA member; First private college or university in Pennsylvania to join
Villanova University, Student Government Association, 6,200 students
Private Colleges & Universities-Religious—Small (0-5K)
Barry University, Student Government Association, 3,000 students
Florida Memorial College, Student Government Association, 2,200 students; First historically black college and university to join ASGA
Florida Southern College, Student Government Association, 1,750 students
Palm Beach Atlantic University, Student Government Association, 1,723 students
Saint Leo University, Student Government Association, 900 students
North Park University, Student Association, 2,600 students
Saint Mary’s College, SGA, 1,600 students, women-only; First Indiana ASGA member; First private college from Indiana to join; First women-only institution to join nationwide
Sterling College, SGA, 1,000 students; First Kansas ASGA member; First private college from Kansas to join
Bellarmine University, SGA, 1,400 students; First Kentucky ASGA member; First private college from Kentucky to join
Centenary College of Louisiana, SGA, 850 students; First Louisiana ASGA member; First private college from Louisiana to join
Baldwin-Wallace College, Student Senate, 4,000 students
Oklahoma City University, Student Senate, 1,867 students; First Oklahoma ASGA member; First private college from Oklahoma to join
Lancaster Bible College, SGA, 1,000 students
Mercyhurst College, MSG, 2,800 students
Muhlenberg College, SGA, 2,200 students
Abilene Christian University, SGA, 4,600 students; First private college or university in Texas to join
LeTourneau University, SGA, 3,300 students
Averett University, SGA, 800 students
University of Richmond, 3,400 students; First Virginia ASGA member, First private college or university in Virginia to join
Community & Junior Colleges—Large (20K+)
Miami Dade College North Campus, SGA, 19,500 students
Monroe Community College Brighton Campus, SGA, 34,000 students
Utah Valley State College, Student Government, 21,162 students; First Utah ASGA member
Bellevue Community College, Associated Students, 22,000 students; First Washington community college
Community & Junior Colleges—Medium (5-20K)
Bakersfield College/Bakersfield, ASBC, 15,000 students
Indian River Community College/Main, Campus Coalition Government, 14,000 students
College of Lake County, Student Government Association, 8,000 students, First community college from Illinois to join
Grand Rapids Community College, Student Congress, 8,900 students; First ASGA member from Michigan; First community college from Michigan to join
Atlantic Cape Community College, Student Government Association, 7,000 students; First ASGA member from New Jersey; First community college from New Jersey to join
Santa Fe Community College, Student Government Association, 5,096 students; First ASGA member from New Mexico; First community college from New Mexico to join
North Lake College, Student Government Association, 8,800 students
Community & Junior Colleges—Small (0-5K)
Pima Community College – Downtown Campus, SG, 1,843 students FTE; First institution from Arizona to join ASGA; first community college from Arizona to join
North Arkansas College, SG, 2,000 students; First community college from Arkansas to join
Contra Costa College, ASU, 3,687 students
Hillsborough Community College/Plant City, SGA, 3,500 students; First community college from Florida to join
Lake City Community College, SGA, 2,000 students
Ivy Tech State College/Marion, Student Government, 900 students; First community college from Indiana to join
Ivy Tech State College/North Central, Student Government Association, 3,500 students
Vincennes University, Student Government, 4,800 students
Great Basin College, SGA, 1,200 students; First institution from Nevada to join ASGA; first community college from Nevada to join
Columbia-Greene Community College, SGA, 1,700 students; First community college from New York to join
Suffolk County Community College Eastern Campus, SG, 2,000 students
Harrisburg Area Community College – Wildwood Campus, SGA, 3,500 students; First community college from Pennsylvania to join
Technical, Trade, or City Colleges
Pennsylvania College of Technology, Student Government Association, 6,500 students
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