Posts Tagged ‘Student Government Association’
Entrepreneurial group officially recognized by SGA
The newest group at Webster University is the Emerging Entrepreneurs. They will help students make connections with experienced entrepreneurs.
Read MoreSGA keeps advancements, tightens restrictions on Student Grant Fund
The changes require students to sign “statements of responsibility and financial acknowledgement.”
Read MoreLetter to the editor: the importance of fiscal responsability
SGA comptroller Taylor Snead writes recent proposals to change SGF show that students need to be more fiscally responsible.
Read MoreEditorial: SGA should focus on student advocacy
There are few issues that arise at Webster University which elicit a public stance from The Journal’s editorial staff. The current Student Grant Fund (SGF) controversy surrounding Student Government Association (SGA) has become one of those issues.
Read MoreWebster University SGA reviews possible change to Student Grant Fund policy
Webster University may no longer grant cash advancements for academic trips and conferences through the new SGF policy. Outspoken students speak out regarding the new changes.
Read MoreStudents make plans to start new fraternity
Sophomores Darren Lewis and Stu Macki hope to bring Greek life back to Webster University’s campus. Through the fraternity, Lewis and Macki intend to balance Webster’s campus as well as create a brotherhood.
Read MoreSGA Sergeant-at-Arms steps down
Friday, Oct. 19, Student Government Association (SGA) Sergeant-at-Arms Tony Laurence stepped down from his position.
Read MoreSGA approves funds for trips, recognizes new club
Members of several Webster University clubs will travel to Oklahoma, California and Nebraska this semester thanks to funds approved by SGA.
Read MoreSGA president looks toward compensation for members
SGA President Michael Grosch thinks members of SGA’s executive board should be compensated for their time and work.
Read MoreOfficer’s Summit, SGA choose Delegate’s Agenda
A student survey and students leaders weigh in on campus issues.
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