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As students, our experiences, ideas and leadership have significantly shaped Heritage into the University it is today. As SGA president, I will enhance this foundation that those before us have worked so tirelessly to create as well as empower our student body to meaningfully contribute in building an even better student experience , promoting new ideas and developing leadership for those to

For me, the Student Government Association is not just a student organization. I believe that it is a place for enthusiastic students to share their thoughts and give input on the major aspects of USD. While our school is already amazing, there are still things that can improve. Because of my motivation and desire to make USD the best, I want to serve on SGA. SGA would provide me with the tools to help express not only my views, but also my peers as well.

I have been attending Anthem Prep for five consecutive years and I am applying the role of Freshman Class Representative. To make it more interesting for our students to get involved, Anthem Prep has been making changes to its student life and topics relating to it. Though our school has made significant progress, I believe the upcoming student government will improve our student body and their lives on campus.

I have been a member of the St. Ambrose Student Government Association for the past two years, serving as Freshmen Class President and Sophomore Class President. My time on SGA has provided me with many opportunities to serve the entire student body, Freshmen through Seniors. In meetings, I have become confident voicing my perspectives and concerns with all members and the executive board. Being on the planning committee for several SGA activities, such as Bee the Difference Day, CommUNITY Day, Student

YMCA 's Youth and Government Club is a nationwide program focusing on providing a platform for politically engaged high school students to voice their opinions by emulating the state government. Each year, the Exeter High School delegation goes to the Statehouse in Concord to debate pre-written bills. Bills this year focused on an eclectic range of

On November 9th 2015, a town hall meeting took place in my political science class. This meeting was a chance for students of the school to bring up concerns, or issues regarding there education. For their voice to be heard directly to the faculty that runs the school, the students could finally have a chance to get a valid answer. There was questions about safety, mathematics, community college education, and typical student issues.

Ms. Kayana Janae Millie, is the president of the Student Government Association (SGA) for East Tennessee State University. Her office is the official line for communication between Faculty, Staff, and Administration as well as source for accessing BUC fund for students travel and programs for the student government. Coordinating homecoming each Fall, Civility series each spring and major concern and event throughout the year.

Therefore, the students got together and decided that if they wanted their organization to get recognition and to make actual changes on this issue, they needed to make themselves heard on their college. So, this group of

Last September, the Southwest Student Government Association started a petition for a new student recreation center, which called for “multi-purpose areas which can be used for the benefit of all students, including a full weight room, group exercise rooms, student lounges, basketball courts, and a food center.”

On October 20, 2017, the Student Government Association (SGA) conducted a survey to students at the University of Mary Washington about President Paino’s draft of An Investment of Hope for the Future: A Strategic Vision for the University of Mary Washington. The purpose of the survey was to gather student feedback about Goal 1: Promoting the values of service and social justice, Goal 2: Reconstituting the liberal arts for the digital age, Goal 3: Immersing our students in applied, impactful learning experiences, Goal 4: Creating a diverse and inclusive community as an essential requirement for academic excellence and academic success, and the actions steps supporting each goal.

My last involvement with SGA was when I was a senator. As a senator, I held various town halls that had a high number of participants from students and teachers. I engaged the students in various topics in those town halls, such as what we could do to make the school of business better? How we can implement what we learned in

Working as the Student Body President has been an extremely rewarding experience. It has given me the opportunity to engage with my peers, the school administration and local business leaders on a level that I never imagined. One of my first accomplishments was gaining the principal’s approval to update the school dress-code - a major coup for a highschool campus. This helped me to cement the support of my classmates.

The department, therefore, undertook various measures that created structural stability and growth, despite changes in leadership at various points since the last APR. In addition to the transformative merger between the UA and Banner that accelerates our progress, for instance, we streamlined the department by reducing the number of divisions from nine to six, with new (and impending) permanent division chiefs. This, along with the creation of Vice Chairs, led to

Readers might recall that last year I wrote an article entitled “A Lesson in Constitutional Law for the SU”, in which I pointed out the numerous flaws within the Student Union (SU) Constitution and the ways in which the SU, under former SU President Keiran Carpen and former Vice President Jonathan (now Ares) Aung, repeatedly violated and ignored that constitution. Subsequently, the SU Constitution became an issue in the Student Union elections as several candidates promised to amend it and to start adhering to it. The article was even quoted by SU presidential candidates during the SU debate. On September 18, the SU, with Aung as President, met behind closed doors to amend the current constitution. If anyone should be happy that the SU tried to fix our Constitution it should be me, but I’m not. In fact, I am disappointed and a little bit angry, because the only thing that the SU succeeded in doing was making the Student Union worse and doing so in the most undemocratic way possible.

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