Freed-Hardeman University

The Student Government Association has resumed its work with returning members and several new additions to its team. SGA President Cameron Miller and Vice President John Mark Page and the leadership team share in their excitement to work on behalf of FHU's entire student body. With Covid-19 health guidelines in place, this fall semester is unlike any other, but student leaders are encouraging everyone to continue to have a positive attitude.

The fall semester was pretty busy for Freed-Hardeman University's Student Government Association. Members met with the university's administration on behalf of the student body and logged several hours of community service since the fall semester began. The student leaders plan to continue their efforts in Spring 2022. With a new group of freshman leaders serving as officers, SGA President Cameron Miller is excited about the work ahead. "Our vice president, Kayley Wadlington, and I met with the cabinet and discussed how we can be more effective," Miller said. "We also talked about plans for campus buildings, facilities and renovations in the residence halls."