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SGA Rundown: Training and semester goals

Senators welcomed the spring semester by discussing values and future projects.

Maria Weyne, News Editor • January 28, 2021

On Thursday afternoon, the Student Government Association kicked off its first bi-weekly meeting of the Spring 2021 semester to discuss core values and overall goals for the semester. TRANSPARENCY SGA is working toward being more transparent about its yearly budget and to communicate more clearly...

SGA Rundown: Senators receive CPR training and consider proposals

Senators attend a CPR training by Campus Safety and consider proposals for a puppy patch and next semester’s budget.

Amanda Frese, Managing Editor • April 25, 2019

This week the Student Government Association received CPR training from Campus Safety first aid and CPR instructors. The senators also voted on a proposal to host a puppy patch during finals week and to approve the SGA budget for the fall 2019 semester. During the meeting, senators watched a presentation...

SGA Rundown: New semester brings new-look newsletters

President Sierra McCoy laid out her goals for the spring and encouraged senators to do the same in the first senate meeting of the new year.

Austin Green, Managing Editor • January 17, 2019

Students can say goodbye to physical Student Government Association newsletters in the bathrooms and common areas of their dorms and apartments. Senators will still be writing and delivering newsletters to students, but they will be sent via email, effective immediately. Vice president of community...

Campus Safety to offer emergency medical services to students

A medical service initiative returns with a lower price tag.

Christian Leonard, Editor-in-Chief • January 31, 2018

Campus Safety is partnering with the Student Health Center to train two officers as emergency medical technicians who will begin full operations fall 2018. RESTORING A EMERGENCY OPERATION Previously, the Student Health Center kept a full-time EMT on staff. However, in the 2014-15 fiscal year, the...