After I began my term as SGA President, I soon discovered many within the SGA did not want change. They were comfortable with their status quo. Their main focus was to maintain their “power” and not do everything possible for the best interest of fellow students.

“After that experience, I dreaded meetings, encounters with this President and even my office hours. I sat in the SGA office and prayed he never came in or that the Executive Board was not having a meeting that day,” – Caitlyn Vanover