Here are The Observer's endorsements for the Undergraduate Student Government's (USG) 2015 elections. We chose to endorse these positions because these are the people that interact with the student body...
In what ways do you think USG could use better PR?
"I think our student body is exceptionally passionate about change and improvement and gifted with analytical and problem-solving skills. However,...
What are your plans for this position?
"My plan for the position would be expressed in two major parts: to create a more active Information Technology (IT) committee and incorporation of more student...
What are your plans for this position?
"As the Vice President of Information Technology I would like to establish better connections with the Information Technology Services (ITS) and Student Affairs...
What projects are you hoping to pursue should you get the position that would directly affect the student body in the next year?
"As Vice President of Academic Affairs, I hope to expand the accessibility...
What projects are you hoping to pursue should you get the position that would directly affect the student body in the next year?
"The projects that I intend to pursue are covered in my letter of intent....
What are your plans for this position?
"My overall goal for this position is to play a more active role in ensuring the effectiveness of USG. The Chief Judicial Officer (CJO) is in the unique position...
Why do you want this position?
“I’ve just been really passionate about student life. I’ve been on campus for three years. I feel like I’m a very good person to represent and I can help to rally...
Why do you want this position?
“I think I’m the best candidate to make the change. I think student life in general needs more accessibility, more collaboration and more accountability. With the...
Why do you want this position?
“The short answer is because I think it’s a place I can do a lot of good in trying to make the campus a better place. I think that, historically, USG hasn’t necessarily...
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