Penn State Hazleton
A few weeks before the end of the semester,
each Penn State student must enroll and
choose classes for the upcoming semester. To
benefit the students, Penn State Hazleton’s
Student Government Association (SGA) played
a more than significant role in making course
selectors available to the students for the fall
1991 semester.
The course selectors describe the
classes and their requirements. They
also inform the students as to who is
teaching each class. “The students
can make their schedule according to
how much each class requires of
them. They have an idea of how
much work will be expected of them,
including the number of tests and
papers that will be due. This will
“Untitled”
by Kimberleigh Rosenberg
I thought love was so real
the most tangible emotion available I have now found
but yet
it’s so vague
or not quite possible
If there’s a measurement of time If thnere’s a way to assure
known or spent together
I’ve achieved it
If there’s a period of confusion If there’s a way to give
anger or remorse
I’ve experienced it
If there’s a time of joy
or feelings so intense
I have felt it
enable them to watch the workload,”
said SGA president Brian Suwalski.
Last year, the selectors were distri
buted in the spring for the fall 1990
semester, but because of lack of
funding they were not available for the
spring 1991 semester. Funding for the
course selectors had come rom the
administration. “Student Government
I cannot find a definition
for what I feel for you
but yet
it’s too late to stop
too strong to deny
too complex to understand
that what I feel is right
When asked if other campuses
have selectors as well, Suwalski
answered, “From what we under
stand, U-park is trying to start it York
Campus and a few others have
I won’t be hesitant I them -”
I’ll know it
myself to you
If I see the chance
to be yours forever
I’ll take It
decided that it was a project that had
to be done for the students, and we
are picking up the cost,” said
Suwalski.
To make the course descriptors
possible, Mrs. Judy O’Donnell and the
Academic Advising Center computes
the information needed for the book
let A copy is then sent to SGA which
in turn takes it to International Printing
to be copied.
The most difficult part of the pro
ject is compiling the information. Print
ing copies for the students only takes
a few days. “They came a few days
after registration started, but we got
them out as soon as possible,”
Suwalski said.
Suwalski continued, “We decided
that SGA should take care of every
thing. It makes things alot easier...
Student Government is here for the
purpose of helping the students."
“It’s going to be a bi-annual thing
for the students. The sophomores are
glad to see that the selectors are back
because they know how helpful they
were in the past The freshmen appre
ciate them a little more because they
didn’t have them last semester to
schedule their classes for spring. Now
that they are available the students
see that scheduling is a little easier,”
finished Suwalski.
One student picking up a selector
said, “Hopefully this will become a
tradition here... they really give great
descriptions that help alot”
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