The Student Government Association (SGA) discussed transparency and expanding the Inter-club Council (ICC) budget at their weekly meeting Feb. 19. SGA President Myers Mentzer addressed recent concerns about transparency between SGA and the student body. SGA intends to provide more context to the town halls in a move to advocate for transparency and approved two general funding … [Read more...] about SGA Motions for Town Hall Transparency and Passes the Budget for ICC Funding
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SGA Holds Meeting Around Event Planning Surrounding Weather Conditions
Correction: Quotes in this story were inaccurately attributed. They have been corrected to be attributed to SGA's Director of DEIA Alexandria Archer. During the SGA weekly meeting Wednesday, Feb. 12, the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility Committee explained their plans for developing partnerships with other on-campus, student-led organizations. Representatives … [Read more...] about SGA Holds Meeting Around Event Planning Surrounding Weather Conditions
SGA Meeting Sets Budget for Spring 2025 Semester
The Student Government Association passed its Spring 2025 budget in its Jan. 22 meeting. As part of that budget, SGA passed a $10,000 budget for a parking party at the end of February. The parking party will celebrate The Mountain parking structure, which opened Jan. 20.Vice President of Finance Julian Mola originally presented the budget to the Senate during SGA’s first … [Read more...] about SGA Meeting Sets Budget for Spring 2025 Semester
SGA Meeting Focuses on Planning Upcoming Week of Thankfulness and Twelve Days of Christmas
The Student Government Association (SGA) held their weekly senate meeting Nov. 6 in Thornton Administrative Center (TAC) covering upcoming campus events and community initiatives.SGA Vice President Michael Sugimoto opened the meeting in the absence of SGA President Myers Mentzer, who was leading a prayer devotional at President Jim Gash's executive team meeting. The SGA meeting … [Read more...] about SGA Meeting Focuses on Planning Upcoming Week of Thankfulness and Twelve Days of Christmas
It Takes Three: First-Year Senator Attributes Winning to Being a Triplet
From the Texas State Capitol to Pepperdine’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting room, Eden Shimanek is no stranger to advocating for others. First-year students elected Eden Shimanek, a first-year Political Science major, as one of three new SGA senators Sept. 12. Eden Shimanek said she was shocked when she got a call from an SGA member with the news. “At first … [Read more...] about It Takes Three: First-Year Senator Attributes Winning to Being a Triplet
