Category: SGIMS

Meeting Document Packets

Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 6:00 pm

Most meetings of a student legislature include a packet of documents pertinent to the meeting. Agendas, past minutes to approve, reports to review, and legislation to consider are frequently distributed to members. However, once a meeting has begun, many members cannot take the time to read these documents.

Announcing SGIMS Roll Call

Fri, May 8, 2009 at 12:20 pm

We are pleased to announce our latest offering, SGIMS Roll Call. Based on our state-of-the-art SGIMS 2.0 platform, SGIMS Roll Call provides a straightforward and affordable hosted solution for student governments seeking to maintain and publish legislative voting and attendance records.

Solving Student Government Webmaster Turnover

Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 1:12 pm

A story frequently replays itself on campus throughout the country. A student government finally finds a good webmaster, who designs and implements a website rich with content, delivering all of the association's valuable information to the student body. Then, the webmaster graduates. Content stagnates. When the next webmaster comes along, often it is easier for them to implement a new website, rather than maintain the old one. Unfortunately, valuable historical content is often left hard-to-find.

Improving Student Government Google Ranking

Wed, Dec 12, 2007 at 9:47 pm

There’s not many easy ways to improve your Student Government’s placement in search results, such as those of Google. However, it is known that rich, frequently update content reflects highly on your site from the perspective of search engines.

One of the many benefits of the Student Government Information Management System is that it enables your Student Government Association to easily maintain updated and comprehensive information on your website. A typical SG will generate dozens of new unique pages each week.

Student Government Software for Productivity

Fri, Jul 13, 2007 at 11:36 am

Student Government Associations have a tendency to focus on their websites as an external communication tool, seeking improved outreach to student bodies and assistance in recruiting members. Having up-to-date content is a prerequisite to accomplishing these goals. As an example, it’s become an expectation that when a governance group is meeting publicly, that an agenda for the next meeting is online. When such content is missing, and all visitors find are references to meeting that happened months in the past, the creditability of all your content is hurt.