Becton are now referred to as the Honors and Scholars Village. Central Campus Central Campus consists of seven residence halls. Turlington – Arts Village (1940) Alexander – Global Village (1940) Tucker – Exploratory Studies Village (1949) Owen – Exploratory Studies Village (1949) Bowen – Impact Leadership Village, Exploratory Studies Village (1968) Metcalf – (1968) Carroll – Global Village (1968) West Campus West Campus consists of three residence halls. They are the three largest halls on campus. Fountain Dining Hall serves most of West Campus. Bragaw – EcoVillage (1959) Lee – Women in Science & Engineering (WISE) Village (1964) Sullivan – Engineering Village (1966) University apartments E.S. King Village (1959; Main Campus) Western Manor (2007; between Main and Centennial campuses) Wolf Village (2004; Main Campus) Wolf Ridge - Albright Entrepreneurs Village (2013; Centennial Campus) Student government Founded in 1921, NC State Student Government is a student-run organization that serves as the official voice of the student body and attempts to better the student experience at the university. Both a governing body and an advocacy group, Student Government is involved in policy-making, adjudication, programming, advocating, community service, and countless other activities. The organization is a clearinghouse for concerns from students and answers from administrators. The organization also is responsible for distributing a portion of the fees it receives to student organizations in a process known as appropriations. Student organizations must be registered through Student Involvement to become eligible for appropriations. Student Government Structure The student government at NC State is composed of three branches and headed by four student body officers (SBOs). The Student Body President heads the executive branch. The president executes policy passed by the senate and is a member of the NC State Board of Trustees. The president runs for office and serves with a Student Body Vice President, who assumes the presidency if that office becomes vacant. The Student Senate is a 72-member body that considers legislative policy on behalf of the students of the university. The Student Senate is led by the Student Senate President. Senators draft legislation to address student concerns, act as checks on the Executive branch, and helps approve the annual Student Government Budget. It is headed by the student senate president, who serves as the executive student body vice president. The budget is drafted each year by the Student Body Treasurer who oversees the monetary status of the entirety of Student Government and