SGA candidates apply for 2009 positions
By: Jake Gossage
Issue date: 4/9/09 Section: News
he Student Government Association will be holding elections for its 2009-2010 officers on April 13 through 17.Students can vote during this week online at www.webster.edu/sga.
Justin Raymundo
Position applying for: President
Freshman
Human Rights and English major
Statement of goals:
My goals fall under two themes: representation and advancement. SGA's first and most important goal will be that of representation. Communication will be a pivotal element addressed, because open dialog between the student body and SGA is best way to ensure the best quality of representation.
Obviously, discussions of changes in our environment at Webster will be both inevitable and invaluable. Advancement of the student body requires advancement in our University. As President, I will seek to understand and endorse what the student body deems as necessary in the promotion of the student voice.
Kacey Hampton
Position applying for: President
Sophomore
Business management major
Statement of goals:
I have many goals that I would pursue if I were President of the Student Government Association. Some of my goals are listed below. Although I have many goals I understand that SGA and Students have goals that will need to be pursued. I would help the SGA join the American Student Government Associations. I will work to get a student representative on the Board of Director s for Webster University. I will help to create compensation for Student Government Association Members. I will invite the President and Chancellor to attend some events on campus. I will increase Productivity of Student Government Association. I will work with Commuter Council. I will host Town Hall Meetings. I will improve connections for University Clubs and Organizations. I will work with Dining Services to continue improvements with dining services. I will attend meetings of student organizations and work to accomplish the goals created SGA and students on campus.
Justin Raymundo
Position applying for: President
Freshman
Human Rights and English major
Statement of goals:
My goals fall under two themes: representation and advancement. SGA's first and most important goal will be that of representation. Communication will be a pivotal element addressed, because open dialog between the student body and SGA is best way to ensure the best quality of representation.
Obviously, discussions of changes in our environment at Webster will be both inevitable and invaluable. Advancement of the student body requires advancement in our University. As President, I will seek to understand and endorse what the student body deems as necessary in the promotion of the student voice.
Kacey Hampton
Position applying for: President
Sophomore
Business management major
Statement of goals:
I have many goals that I would pursue if I were President of the Student Government Association. Some of my goals are listed below. Although I have many goals I understand that SGA and Students have goals that will need to be pursued. I would help the SGA join the American Student Government Associations. I will work to get a student representative on the Board of Director s for Webster University. I will help to create compensation for Student Government Association Members. I will invite the President and Chancellor to attend some events on campus. I will increase Productivity of Student Government Association. I will work with Commuter Council. I will host Town Hall Meetings. I will improve connections for University Clubs and Organizations. I will work with Dining Services to continue improvements with dining services. I will attend meetings of student organizations and work to accomplish the goals created SGA and students on campus.
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