Posts tagged SGA elections

On Feb. 25, 2022, the East Tennessee State University Student Government Association will begin the process of electing its cabinet for the 2022-2023 academic school …

As voting time draws closer, the Student Government Association’s online campaigning continues with a virtual version of the town hall debate. Candidates for both the …

Student Government Association elections are approaching, and with ETSU’s recent transition to online classes as a response to COVID-19, campaigning, debates and voting will be …

The Student Government Association kicked off their first meeting back in the D.P. Culp Student Center with guest speakers, approved legislation and proposed new bills …

The Student Government Association discussed granting off-campus funds to clubs on campus, proposed new bills for review and discussed the upcoming elections at their Feb. …

The 2019-20 Student Government election results were announced Thursday evening. Results include: Aamir Shaikh, president; Tiffany Cook, executive Vice President; and Noah McGill, vice president …

As the semester begins to close, new faces are placed in the ETSU Student Government Association. This year’s winner for president isn’t an unfamiliar face. …

The East Tennessean reports on Student Government Association meetings almost weekly, but what exactly is SGA? With SGA applications already open, it’s a good time …

From April 10-13, ETSU students will have the opportunity to vote for their Student Government Association representatives for the upcoming year. The ballot can be …

The second SGA executive debate touched on a variety of subjects Wednesday night. The debate began at 7 p.m. in the Culp Center Forum Room …