Community goals manifests in nearly every SA candidates’ platform
Community-building initiatives have emerged on the platforms of nearly every candidate running for Student Association spots.
Undergraduate CCAS senate seat most contested of SA elections
Eleven students are running to fill six CCAS-U seats in the SA Senate this year, making the race the most competitive in this year’s SA election.
Fact check: Examining candidates’ platform points
The Hatchet sifted through each candidate’s initiatives and pulled out points where the SA hopefuls may have fallen short on the facts.
Behind the platform: Meet the campaign managers aiding SA candidates
Campaign managers for the SA’s top positions said they wanted to join candidates’ teams to help their peers advocate for students.
Three referendums address Colonials nickname, internal SA changes
Three referendums tackle topics that would make internal changes to the SA’s structure and press officials to consider a new nickname.
Meet the Candidates
President: Nicole Cennamo
SA presidential candidate Nicole Cennamo said she plans to use her listening skills to elevate student voices in the SA’s top spot.
President: SJ Matthews
SA presidential candidate SJ Matthews said her experience as the president of RHA has prepped her to lead the student government.
President: ShanTorrian Underwood
SA presidential candidate ShanTorrian Underwood said she wants to use her personal experiences to advocate for students.
Executive Vice President: Amy Martin
Amy Martin, a candidate for SA executive vice president, said her knowledge of the SA’s bylaws would help her lead the senate.
Executive Vice President: Quentin McHoes
Quentin McHoes, a candidate for SA executive vice president, wants to use his status as an SA outsider to help enact change in the organization.
This article appeared in the March 25, 2019 issue of the Hatchet.