Posts Tagged ‘Delegates’ Agenda’
Don’t silence an issue like diversity
Diversity at Webster University is not an issue of lack of representation, but a lack of understanding.
Read MoreDelegates’ Agenda safety presentation ignored sexual assaults, student says
At Delegates’ Agenda recent sexual assaults were left out of the safety presentation data. A missed opportunity to appeal to administration, student says. University to install new callboxes that directly call all Public Safety officers.
Read MoreGinsburg bids farewell, prepares for move to Webster University’s Ghana campus
Former Director of the University Center and Student Activities John Ginsburg will attend Delegates’ Agenda before he leaves to start new his position at Webster’s new campus in Ghana.
Read MoreDelegates’ Agenda rescheduled for March 21
The Delegates’ Agenda is tentatively rescheduled for March 21 due to a snow storm that resulted in the closure of the Webster University St. Louis campus
Read MoreLetter from the Editor: Stand by your name
Due to a recent situation, The Journal editors have revised the guidelines for guest commentaries and letters to the editor. Accountability is important to the editorial staff. The Journal expects its contributors and readers to maintain the same level of accountability.
Read MoreEditorial: Officers’ Summit 5 issues don’t represent major campus issues
The Journal believes only some of the agenda items chosen for Delegates’ Agenda are worth presenting. The Webster University student leaders have the opportunity to bring campus issues to administration twice a year. The issues chosen should be more substantive and less superficial.
Read MoreEditorial: Suggestions on Delegate’s Agenda
At Webster University, students have a scheduled opportunity to voice their concerns and offer solutions to the administration. On Feb. 1, student leaders will discuss and decide which five issues to present to the administration at Delegates’ Agenda for the sake of student advocacy.
Read MoreDelegates’ Agenda addresses diversity in the classroom
Only one of the five topics received an immediate response from President Elizabeth Stroble: required diversity training for faculty and staff.
Read MoreLetters to the Editor
Reader letters sent to The Journal.
Read MoreWSES campaigns for Delegates’ Agenda
The Webster Students for Environmental Sustainability (WSES) strategizes the Delegates’ Agenda.
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