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by Steven R Landon
Collegian Staff
The elections for the Student
Government Association are over
and Michael Woycheck has been
elected as the 1995-96 President.
The Michael Woycheck and
David Miller combination beat
out Nicole Buther and Tom
Keefe. The vote count was 162-
100. With a total of 2891
students enrolled this semester,
the 268 ballots that were
submitted represent a 9.3% voter
turnout. Four ballots were ruled
invalid and two did not have a
candidate for SGA president and
vice-president selected.
When asked what students
should expect from their
administration next year
Woycheck stated, "We will be
extending our hand to students to
welcome them to SGA and to
encourage them to speak their
minds about issues that concern
them."
Woycheck also said he will be
working over the summer to
familiarize himself with SGA and
to begin implementing his
"Internet Initiative" and exploring
ideas to increase student
involvement on campus.
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position of Assistant Treasurer. This is an excellent opportunity to gain
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ItYou aro tunvedY
New president elected
Dave Miller, a resident of
Pittsburgh, will be in Erie at
least once over the summer to
meet with Woycheck, Student
Activities and Student Affairs
staff to plan how they will
approach the new academic year
and their SGA responsibilities.
Miller will be the chairman of
the SGA's newly created Standing
Committee on Student Life.
Miller said he plans to attack
SGA visibility immediately next
year and will be putting a flyer in
orientation packets to alert
incoming Freshmen to SGA and
its functions.
Miller also said that he will
attempt to stay at least one step
ahead of changes occurring within
Penn State and here at Behrend.
He wants to make sure all student
concerns are heard and considered
before any decisions that would
affect student life are made.
During an interview with The
Collegian, Woycheck was asked
how he planned to accomplish
campaign promises, such as
lowering Gorge prices, that SGA
has no control over. Woycheck
responded, "Although SGA itself
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change those things, we will give
students an opportunity to voice
their concerns and provide an
organized way of voicing student
concerns to the administration."
With the SGA budget process
on a lot of students' minds,
Woycheck and Miller were asked
if they felt any changes should be
made in the present process.
"We will continue the hearings
as was initiated this year, but it
is too early to talk of changing
the way SGA allocates."
Woycheck also pointed out that
there is a likelihood that SGA
will have more money to allocate
next year due to the possible
addition of the student activities
fee.
Other positions elected were
the SGA senators. The resident
senators will be Sharain Naylor,
Roxzana Kelly, and Melissa
Barger. The commuter senators
will be Joe Mottillo, John
Anderson and Michael Anderson.
The remaining Senate seats
will be filled by the Council
Presidents Adam Rapp, Julie
Claypoole, Brett Kocijan, Steven
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Landon, Bruce Bennett, and
Lourdes Tirado.
There are four commuter and
three resident senator positions
that are vacant and will be filled
next year as well as the two
freshmen senator seats.
Next year promises to be an
eventful one with constant
changes occurring here at
Behrend. The new SGA hopes to
be ahead of that wave of change
and would like even better to be
steering it. Time will tell if they
will be able to accomplish their
mission. So long to last year's
SGA and good luck to the 1995-
96 body.
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