Posts Tagged ‘Delegates’ Agenda’
Unsustainable
Sustainability was the flagship topic of this year’s Delegates Agenda. Did it sink or swim?
Read MoreLetters to the Editor
Readers write in to The Journal responding to last week’s issue.
Read MoreOfficer’s Summit, SGA choose Delegate’s Agenda
A student survey and students leaders weigh in on campus issues.
Read MoreStudent leaders choose issues for Fall Delegate’s Agenda
See the five campus issues that will be brought to the administration.
Read MoreSGA president runs for a third term
Justin Raymundo runs unopposed for a third term of SGA’s presidency, makes history at Webster University.
Read MoreNewsletter promotes community relations
Webster University began distributing a four-page newsletter to the Webster Groves community in 2004. The purpose was to encourage more communication and promote positive relationships between the two entities, said Barb Ehnes, director of media and community relations. Stroble also mentions the possible construction of a residence for her on campus.
Read MoreResults of Spring 2011 Delegate’s Agenda
Student leaders addressed five key issues at the Spring 2011 Delegate’s Agenda. Classroom renovations, sustainability, brand image and campus beautification, community relations with Webster Groves and campus housing were addressed.
Read MoreStroble responds to Bond controversy
Students have expressed concerns about the Webster University commencement, speaker selected for this years May 7 ceremony. Kit Bond, former Republican Senator from Missouri, was announced as the selected speaker, on Feb. 25.
Read MoreStudents vote on top five issues at officers’ summit
About 70 student leaders attended the spring 2011 Officers’ Summit, held in the Sunnen Lounge. The main issue students were concerned with was the condition of academic facilities and how they could be improved, which received 46 votes.
Read MoreWebster faces students’ concerns at Delegates Agenda
For the past 12 years, the Officer’s Summit and Delegate’s Agenda have been a way for students to voice their opinion about common issues and seek solutions.
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