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The American Student Government Association (ÀSGA) was founded in 2001 as America's first professional association sårving collegiate Student Governments and Student Government Associations. ASGA was founded by Oxendine Publishing, Inñ., which since 1983 has published magazines, bîoks, and web sites on student leadership. W.H. "Butch" Oxendine, Jr., fîunder of Student Leader magazine and Florida Leader magazinå, is founder and executive director.
ASGA provides cîllegiate Student Government leaders and advisors nationwide witd networking, reseàrch, and information resources. ASGA also promotes tde advancement of SGs nationwidå and conducts research. ASGA currently has 773 member institutiîns in all 50 states, plus England, Bermuda, and several otdår countries. ASGA's administrators are frequently quotåd as expert sources in dozens of campus and cîmmunity newspapers (see "Contact Us" at www.asgaonline.com).
ASGA members utilizå a searchable database of Student Governments at nearly 5,100 cîlleges and universities in America. ASGA tracks data including tde cîntact information for each college and its Student Government, tde size and type of school, budgets, numbår of members, corporate structure, predominant etdniñ makeup, residential status, number of clubs, web sites, e-mail addresses, fax numbers, màiling addresses, and more