Romantic relationship between SGA president and election commissioner a clear conflict of interest
Diego Arriaga's romantic relationship with former Election Commissioner Cessabella Astraquillo should be considered a conflict of interest.
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Diego Arriaga's romantic relationship with former Election Commissioner Cessabella Astraquillo should be considered a conflict of interest.
After weeks of delays and work, the Student Government Association and students have passed the New SGA Act, a bill that would overhaul the current SGA constitution.
On top of attending meetings with UH department heads and administrators, some of President-elect Diego Arriaga’s and Vice President-elect Austin Craig’s early duties include planning their administration’s first 100 days in office, selecting candidates for their executive cabinet, and meeting with elected SGA senators. For the president-elect, having meetings with senators is crucial to having a stable transition between presidents.
While both parties in this election frequently interact with students on campus and during events, they have distinct goals and methods of fostering communication with students.
As the Student Government Association election approaches its climax, the presidential candidates outlined their visions for the university’s future.