SGA Happenings, Sigma Alpha Omega, Dean Students Advisory Board
SGA decided Wednesday to delay discussion on the bill from the College Music Educator’s National Conference and table, or wait to vote for, the bill until the week of Nov. 2 in order to allow the CMNC to calculate the number of those who commit to attending the conference and its profits from the bake sale they held last week and this week in Porter Hall.
Sigma Alpha Omega requested funds for their annual “Dance to the Beat so Kids Can EAT” costume ball on Friday, Oct. 28. They will be collecting canned goods that are highly encouraged to be donated as the admission price to the costume ball. The canned goods will be donated to the GIVE Center, who in return will give them to children’s shelters. The bill will be voted on by the Senate next Wednesday.
The Dean Student’s Advisory Board was approved as a RSO (Recognized Student Organization) by SGA on Wednesday. The Dean Student’s Advisory Board is an organization of the School of Business that seeks to unify the organizations of the School of Business. Each business organization, such as SIFE (Students in Free Enterprise), and each major is granted one seat on the board. The board works to facilitate communication between student organizations within the School of Business and faculty and administration.
President Sara Johnson and President Pro Tempore Sandy Green congratulated and showed special appreciation to Janessa Hartmann, Saadiq Oyapero, Jamy Grant and Dustin Jones, those senators who went above and beyond the duties of the senators during the week of elections for Mr. and Ms. GC&SU with their hard work and long hours.
Daniel Troutman
SGA
Posted by Colonnade Archives
on Oct 21 2005. Filed under Opinion.
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