The Executive branch shall serve as the internal governing body of the SGA. All executive power shall be invested in the Executive Branch. Such power involves day-to-day affairs of the SGA and carrying out the instructions of the Senate. All executive officers serve as non-voting ex-officio members of the Senate. The Executive Branch shall be composed of the Homewood Undergraduate Student Body President, hereafter referred to as the Student Body President, and the President's Cabinet. The Student Body President shall serve as the spokesperson of the Undergraduate Student Body at Homewood and faithfully execute acts of the Senate. The Student Body President shall have a President's Cabinet to advise them on all matters related to the Student Government Association. In addition to advising the Student Body President through regular meetings, the President's Cabinet shall have the following responsibilities: 1. Vice President a. Shall assist the President in all their duties. b. Shall succeed the President in case of their impeachment or resignation. c. Shall accompany the Student Body President to meetings with administrators when necessary. d. Shall ensure the President's Cabinet and the Senate are making progress towards the goals set at the beginning of the administration. 2. Secretary a. Shall be responsible for the creation and maintenance of internal SGA infrastructure. b. Shall keep detailed minutes of each meeting and shall take a roll call of attendance and votes. c. Shall be responsible for all record-keeping in SGA. d. Shall have the power to appoint an Assistant Secretary, subject to the confirmation of a Ôàö vote of the Senate. i. The Assistant Secretary shall assist the Secretary in fulfilling their duties, although the Executive Secretary shall have the final say in all secretarial matters. 3. Treasurer a. Shall work with the Finance Committee to formulate an annual budget for the SGA. b. Shall assist with the funding of student groups. c. Shall act as the financial officer of the SGA, keeping all of its ledgers and coordinating with the Finance Committee. 4. Director of Social Affairs a. Shall appoint and chair the Communications and Marketing Commission, composed as outlined in the Bylaws, which will be tasked with all matters related to the marketing and promotion of the SGA, including but not limited to i. Social media management. ii. Website maintenance and construction. iii. Graphic design. b. Shall be responsible for maintenance of all SGA email lists and shall serve as the point of contact for all SGA communications. 5. Director of Research a. Shall appoint and chair the Policy Research and Development Commission, composed as outlined in the Bylaws, which will i. Provide background research and policy advisement to senators at their request. ii. Compose policy reports to be published with the majority consent of the Senate. b. Shall refer policy reports to the Student Body President to deliver to relevant administration if applicable. 6. Chair of Programming, effective with the elections of the 2023-2024 SGA administration a. Shall oversee the executive team of SGA's Class Programming Councils – which are tasked with providing regular programming and class-specific events. These councils will not be members of the President's Cabinet. i. Class Programming Councils shall be led by an executive team consisting of a Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer, elected via a class-wide election. 1. Elections for the Class Programming Council Executive Teams shall be administered by the CSE, with roles given to those who receive the greatest plurality of votes. 2. One's class is determined using the institutional "student classification" definition, not one's graduation year. For instance, a student who entered the university in 2019, but is graduating in 2022, would still be considered a junior for the purpose of SGA 2021-2022 elections. 3. Additional members of each Class Programming Council can be appointed by the three-person Class Programming Council executive team, subject to confirmation by a majority of the Senate. b. Shall facilitate collaboration both amongst the Class Programming Councils and amongst other programming bodies