All members shall retain the right to vote in University-wide SGA elections, participate in deliberations, attend meetings, and engage in SGA-sponsored initiatives, subject only to limitations expressly stated in this Constitution.

Section 3. Right to Petition

All members shall retain the right to formally petition the SGA or its constituent bodies for the redress of grievances. Such petitions shall be reviewed and addressed in a timely, transparent, and equitable manner.

Section 4. Leadership Training Requirement

All candidates seeking Executive Board positions must complete at least one approved leadership development training administered by the Office of Student Affairs or Office of Student Life prior to the election process.

Section 5. Conduct Eligibility

Students shall have no documented conduct violations in order to be eligible for election or appointment to any SGA position. Verification of conduct standing shall be obtained from the Office of Student Conduct prior to the commencement of candidacy or appointment. Any student with a record of violations related to academic integrity, behavioral misconduct, or University policy infractions shall be ineligible to pursue or hold office within the Student Government Association.

Section 6. General Eligibility

Eligibility for candidacy or appointment shall be contingent upon academic standing, conduct history, enrollment status, and compliance with all nomination and campaign procedures established by the Student Senate.

Article IV

Section 1. Composition

The Executive Board shall consist of the President/Student Regent, First Vice President, Second Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Chief Justice, Miss Kentucky State University, Mr. Kentucky State University, and the Chief of Staff (ex officio).

As compensation for their service to the University, members of the Executive Board shall receive the following benefits:

I. Full coverage of room and board expenses.