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SGA debates bill further codifying Senate staff, improved lighting for campus safety - Vimarsana News

SGA debates bill further codifying Senate staff, improved lighting for campus safety

Ellie Shafer | Contributor Senators Ciera Thomas, Allison Fine, Bryson Henriott and Will Harris authored the bill to further codify the Senate staff with an intent to clearly explain the purposes of the Senate staff positions and make the Legislative Branch more effective. Senators Hadden Powell, Gaby Gagliano and Mary Lyn Dyer each spoke against the bill, expressing concerns that the piece of legislation needs to be revised before it can be passed, fearing the piece would limit the Senate staff to the roles described in the bill. Senators Will Curvin, Kendall Henry and Connor Green, however...

UGA SGA discuss Zell and HOPE legislation, holds diversity and inclusion seminar - Vimarsana News

UGA SGA discuss Zell and HOPE legislation, holds diversity and inclusion seminar

The University of Georgia Student Government Association held a seminar on equity, diversity and inclusion for Senators, and the educational affairs committee discussed a resolution that recommends UGA continue supporting the HOPE and Zell B. Miller Scholarships at a meeting Tuesday. SGA has not passed a piece of legislation about the continued approval of HOPE and Zell since 2011 when changes were last made to the scholarships. “The idea is to have support on the record in years where there isn’t potential change as a way to make a [stronger argument of support] whenever there is c...

UGA SGA discuss blood drive, campus safety walk amid campaigns - Vimarsana News

UGA SGA discuss blood drive, campus safety walk amid campaigns

The University of Georgia Student Government Association rescheduled its campus safety walk to March 1 because of inclement weather and plans to host a blood drive on March 16.