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Student Government Association

Student voice · community · service

The Student Government Association (SGA) represents the interests and concerns of BIS students and serves as a liaison between students, faculty, and administration. It promotes academic, spiritual, and public-service activities and strengthens the student experience.

Take part in student life

  • Bring student ideas and concerns to the Seminary.
  • Support academic, spiritual, and community-service activities.
  • Collaborate with faculty and administration to improve the student experience.

All BIS students are encouraged to get involved. Membership and governance follow the SGA Constitution; student fees are listed on the Tuition & Scholarships page.

General body meetings

SGA general body meetings are held quarterly and welcome BIS students. Contact Student Affairs for the next meeting date, format, and joining details.

SGA representatives, 2024–25

The following roster and statements are retained from the 2024–25 academic year. They are historical information, not a statement of current appointments. For current representatives and student contacts, contact Student Affairs.

Majda Hichy, SGA representative in 2024–25.

Majda Hichy

President · 2024–25

I am dedicated to building a strong foundation for future SGA teams. I advocate for student needs and plan events that enrich the student experience. [Cohort 3]

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Sidiratu Bangura, SGA representative in 2024–25.

Sidiratu Bangura

Secretary · 2024–25

I am committed to helping people and communities thrive. My focus is on community outreach and building partnerships for the future. [Cohort 1]

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Ibrahim Sesay, SGA representative in 2024–25.

Ibrahim Sesay

Student Affairs Coordinator · 2024–25

My aim to improve communication and support services for students. My focus is on enhancing academic involvement and success. [Cohort 3]

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Mais Shalabi, SGA representative in 2024–25.

Mais Shalabi

Community Engagement Coordinator · 2024–25

I focus on applying Quranic and Sunnah teachings to positive psychology and coaching. My aim is to unite and empower the ummah through community efforts. [Cohort 3]

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Rashad Ibn Abdul-Azeem, SGA representative in 2024–25.

Rashad Ibn Abdul-Azeem

Community Service Coordinator · 2024–25

I am committed to helping people and communities thrive. My focus is on community outreach and building partnerships for the future. [Cohort 2]

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