The Student Government Association (SGA) stands as a student group that endeavors to serve the student body and college campus through its activities and involvement. SGA hears the needs of the student body and the concerns of the College Administration and strives to provide solutions and a sense of unity as a part of the educational and social aspects of the college. SGA is an elected body that coordinates various cultural, social, and intramural activities for the college community.

SGA Cabinet 2024-2025

• Celia Young, President,
• Justin McConnell, Vice President
• Emma Rhodes, Secretary
• Cheyenne Whitehead, Treasurer

Senator Positions needed:

2 – Freshman representatives (1 male, 1 female) (preferred)

2 – Sophomore representatives (1 male, 1 female) (preferred)

2 – Junior representatives (1 male, 1 female) (preferred)

2 – Senior representatives (1 male, 1 female) (preferred)

Let Celia Young or Justin McConnell know if you are interested in being a senator for your class. You can also let Dr. Holloway know if you are interested. Once all the candidates are named there will be a class vote for the positions.

Meetings on Mondays at Lunch for all senators/cabinet members in A113.

• Spiritually (Spirit) Prayer, devotion to Scripture
• Physically (body) exercise, healthy eating, personal appearance
• Intellectually (mind) Continually setting one’s mind on truth

President, TBA

Education in Action (EIA) provides students with valuable teaching experience and resources to help prepare them to teach in their area of study. Students are able to apply their skills to real educational experiences as well as have the opportunity to impact the youth with whom they work. EIA also organizes educational activities, student volunteering, and discussion forums designed to further student learning and growth.

• Cora Burnett, President

Understanding that both prayer and awareness are essential elements for all missionary ventures, the Great Commission Missionary Fellowship (GCMF) organizes various student activities involving world missions. An annual missions conference brings church leaders, missionaries, mission organizations, and others to the campus for a special time of concentrated recognition of missions as the worldwide outflow of the church. Trinity College works with other Bible colleges and Christian institutions in sponsoring missions conferences and cooperative projects.

• TBA, President
• TBA, Vice President

The Trinity College Prayer group strives to bring students closer together while also deepening their relationship with God through prayer. As a group we pray for student life, staff, peoples’ struggles, and current events happening in the world. Having a designated time for prayer each week helps remind students that they are not alone in whatever they are going through and pushes them to continue striving for a deeper relationship with the Father. Prayer is an often overlooked element of the Christian Faith and it’s time we remind ourselves how vital it is to keep prayer as a constant in each of our lives.

• Gabriel Crider, President

Meetings on Mondays at 7:30 am in the Library Lobby.

The Psychology Club is for all students who are interested in discussing psychology through a Socratic method.

• Emma Rhodes, President

Meetings biweekly on Wednesdays at noon in A112

The Speaking Truth Student group was formed to promote the Great Commission and to build up and edify the students preparing for ministry. Students who have a passion for preaching Gods Word to the next generation are encouraged to join Speaking Truth Student Group. This ministry gives our students the opportunity to travel to schools and churches sharing God’s Word and engaging teens who have that same passion. Students involved in STSG receive many ministry and leadership opportunities such as preaching, teaching, event planning, and personal ministry to youth.

• TBA, President
• TBA, Vice President

Meetings on Thursdays at Lunch in A113.

Join the fight for freedom! T.H.A.T. raises awareness and promotes taking action to fight for victims of human trafficking. Trinity’s Heart Against Trafficking brings awareness in the College and in the community about human trafficking locally, nationally, and around the world. Students can get involved in joining this important work through all of the efforts of this group.

• TBA, President

“The God of Possible” interview with Allison King (2022-2023 President)

The Trinity College of Florida Media Club provides a great outlet for creativity, collaboration, community engagement, and fun. Activities are built on anything media related, including video, photography, set design, costume ideas and design, and script construction. Planning and brainstorming are crucial in creating beautiful media, and finished projects are the product of thoughts come to life. The ultimate goal of Trinity’s Media Club is to glorify God with the ministry created through all produced content.

• Juliana Connelly, President

• Mark Prioleau – Leader

Meetings on Wednesdays at 10:50 am in the Chapel.