SG Election Results
The election results for Student Government are in after the polls opened
on April 14th, finally closing on April 18th. There was a total of 3,369
voters. Ed Wolf/Matt Danna won the SG Presidency with a total of 1,939
votes. The COB Election will be held again later in the week, because one
candidate was accidentally placed on the wrong ballot, being in the COS
instead of the COB. One presidential candidate, Michael Deyhim, asked
that the election results be sealed and that Wolf and Danna be disqualified
from the ballot for alleged election violations. After a closed session,
SG denied his motion.
Cast Senator Frank Pekarski
CIAS Senator Adam Richlin
COLA Senator Thisie Schisler
COS Senator Heather Drake
GCCIS Senator David Mullaney
Women’s Senator Emily Hughes
ACA President Ashlee Alexander
NTID Student Congress President Noella Kolash / David Baughman
OCASA President John Connelly / Timothy Wallenhorst
RHA President Phillip Amsler
Global Union President Aditya Manjrekar / Manasi Manjrekar
A complete list of election results is available on the SG website at:
http://sg.rit.edu/index.html.
Global Village Committees
In regard to Global Village, Vice President Sasha Malinchoc stated, “I met
with Dr. Ward about Global Village, and we decided against a one-year
lease of housing which has a lot to do with sophomore retention rates.
We plan to have several subcommittees of Global Village including Theme
and Cultural Housing, Entrepreneur House, Parking and Transportation,
sophomore experience, architectural design and retail.” Senators will join
any committees in which they are interested. These committees will give
direction to the future of Global Village.
Graduate Student Senator
Position Revisited
Cory Cress, an RIT student working towards a Ph.D. in Microsystems Engineering,
addressed the senate in regard to a graduate student senate
position: “We had a meeting with Dean Moore of the College of Graduate
Studies,” he said. “The graduate student council has met twice a week
since its start. People have indicated that they want graduate student representation.”
The way in which this senator will be elected was discussed.
“The best thing we can do is keep moving forward,” Cress said. “For now,
we’ll have to appoint someone for the remainder of the year.”
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