What process is used to determine allocations? How do clubs request money and what requests are granted? The SGA finance committee, composed of the Treasurer and select SGA senators and other individuals who are interested in allocations, comes together in late spring each year to filter all of the requests from various student organizations. These ...
NewsSince the spring of 2010, SGA has been recreating and revamping the McDaniel student website, dubbed the “Student Portal.” This site is being created and designed by senior Rafael Seyum. Seyum has been working with Nick Bender ‘11, President of the Student Government Association and the information technology department to develop a more aesthetic and ...
NewsWhat does the SGA do with its $21,000 dollar budget? It allocates it to clubs and organizations who host campus wide events of course; but how do they divvy it out among the various organizations on campus? In years past, groups and organizations would visit the SGA office by Englar Dining Hall to fill out ...
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Student Government Association (SGA) elections will be held online from Feb. 24 until March 3. Nick Bender ‘11, SGA President, is preparing his cabinet and the student body for the election process to select their successors. Students should receive an email with the ballot and directions how to submit your vote. Anyone interested in running ...
Masha Makhlyagina Staff Reporter The SGA allocations process was long, tedious, and frustrating. If I was into metaphors, I would suggest that it was similar to having that one place on your back itch that you can’t scratch correctly regardless of any attempt. It all began during the third week of the semester when, apparently, ...
OpinionKim Williams Editor-in-Chief As student leaders went through the SGA’s allocations process, many noticed changes. Clubs were required to submit a budget laying out their planned events for the year and exactly how money would be used for each. “What happened is in previous years, it was basically first come, first serve, and we wanted ...
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