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USG names its candidates for March elections
Five candidates run unopposed
Issue date: 2/23/09 Section: News
Official candidates for the Undergraduate Student Government began campaigning Friday for the Mar. 10 elections.
Only five of the 25 positions are running unopposed this year. Last year there were 14 positions that were won by default.
One of the unopposed positions last year was executive director. This year, there are two candidates who are vying for the spot.
Joseph P. Derkin, the current senator for residence hall students, and Scott Sherwood, the current director of student advancement, will be campaigning for the executive director position.
Students will be able to view campaign platforms on the TVs outside the Student Organizations office in the Student Center.
A forum, which will be announced later this week, will showcase candidates' goals for student government.
Students can vote for candidates through Flashline on Mar. 10.
- Melissa Dilley
| The candidates: Executive Director Joseph P. Derkin Scott Sherwood Director of Community Affairs Adam D. Patterson Director of Governmental Affairs Sean Mostov Director of Academic Affairs Brianna Lawhorn Quiera Lige Director of Student Involvement Marie Daher Jared Smith Director of Communications Leah Brady Jessica Lumpp Director of Programming Michael Szabo Director of Business and Finance John P. Baker Nikole E. Keslar Director of Student Advancement Ronnie McArdle Kevin M. Papp Justin Pierce College of the Arts Marilyn L. Schwartz College of Business Administration Evelyn D. Smith Jonathan Bryan College of Communication and Information No candidates College of Education, Health and Human Services Leah Campbell Kyle White College of Arts and Sciences Megan Cerne Amber N. Myers Zachary Cline College of Nursing Beshoy Henen College of Technology Somadina Nwaokafor Nicholas Trussalo College of Architecture and Environmental Design R. James Farrell Michael R. Turk Honors College D. Andrew Kubena |
Only five of the 25 positions are running unopposed this year. Last year there were 14 positions that were won by default.
One of the unopposed positions last year was executive director. This year, there are two candidates who are vying for the spot.
Joseph P. Derkin, the current senator for residence hall students, and Scott Sherwood, the current director of student advancement, will be campaigning for the executive director position.
Students will be able to view campaign platforms on the TVs outside the Student Organizations office in the Student Center.
A forum, which will be announced later this week, will showcase candidates' goals for student government.
Students can vote for candidates through Flashline on Mar. 10.
- Melissa Dilley
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