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Student Government Association

Executive Council

The Executive Council is the governing body of the Student Government Association.

The Executive Council is the governing body of the Student Government Association. It includes the President, Vice President, Business Manager, Chief Justice, and Chief of Staff. If you see an issue on campus, have an idea for improvement, or questions, contact one of these students! 

Grey Thompson

Grey Thompson

President

  • jgthompson@mc.edu
  • Hometown: Clinton, Mississippi
  • Major: Political Science/ Pre Law
  • Classification: Senior
  • Involvements: SGA, Choctaw Ambassadors, Scouts, Rotaract Men's Service Club

“As the Student Government Association here at Mississippi College, we strive everyday to better our campus community by advocating on the students behalf on any pertinent issue to the faculty, staff, and administration. Furthermore, SGA is the main voice of the students and welcomes a wide array of opinions and ideas to improve the student life across campus. We seek to foster a campus wide culture of servant leadership, hospitality, and integrity through our actions. This year, we plan not only to continue implementing this vision, but to expound upon it as well.”


Jase Denson

Jase Denson

Vice President

  • Email: cjdenson@mc.edu

  • Hometown: Polkville, Mississippi

  • Major: Business Administration

  • Classification: Sophomore

  • Involvement: SGA, Civitan Men's Service Club

"I get to work with others to form ideas to better Mississippi College's campus and community. Moreover, SGA has been a great way for me to surround myself with students who are just as passionate about the wellbeing of our institution as I am."


Grace Knight

Grace Knight

Business Manager

  • Email: glknight@mc.edu

  • Hometown: Grenada, Mississippi

  • Major: Accounting and Finance 

  • Classification: Senior

  • Involvement: SGA, Nenamoosha Social Tribe

As the SGA Business Manager, I want to help our organization run smoothly and make sure students have the resources they need to succeed. SGA is important to me because it creates a space where student voices are heard, ideas are valued, and real changes can happen on our campus.”


Mcclain Boyd

Mcclain Boyd

Chief Justice

  • Email: mcboyd@mc.edu

  • Hometown: Brookhaven, Mississippi

  • Major: Biology 

  • Classification: Junior

  • Involvement: SGA, SMACS

“I think SGA is important because, through our work, the students in this campus gain experience in representing themselves on campus as they will when they leave to go off into the real world. For as long as I am a part of SGA, my goal will be to serve my fellow students and ensure their voices are heard.”


Marco Pineada

Marco Pineada

Chief of Staff

  • Email: mapineada@mc.edu

  • Hometown: Oxford, Mississippi

  • Major: Communications

  • Classification: Junior

  • Involvement: Blue and Gold, SGA, Rotaract Men's Service Club

“I serve in SGA because it’s a meaningful way to support students on campus while growing in problem-solving, conflict resolution, and leadership.”