sga's first bi-weekly briefing

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THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 350 Ferst Dr NW Atlanta, GA 30318 (404) 894-2814 THE GEORGIA TECH STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCAITION

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Georgia Tech issues a Bi-Weekly briefing to better inform students on the happenings of Student Government.

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Page 1: SGA's First Bi-Weekly Briefing

THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

350 Ferst Dr NWAtlanta, GA 30318

(404) 894-2814

THE GEORGIA TECH STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCAITION

Communications Board

August 27, 2009

BI-WEEKLY NEWSLETTER BY

Vice President of Communications Corey Boone

Fellow Yellow Jackets,

This year will be the start of a number of exciting changes within your Student Government Association. One of our main goals this year is to engage every Yellow Jacket in meaningful dialogue about the issues that matter to them most. In order to keep the student body engaged, we’ll need your help. Encourage your friends to subscribe to our newsletter ([email protected]), follow us on Twitter (@gtsga), or become a fan of us on Facebook. We want to hear from you!

Page 2: SGA's First Bi-Weekly Briefing

Currently, we are working on a number of things to make your student experience better. As we go throughout the year, please let us know how you feel about the issues and how we can improve your student experience. Below are updates that will be affecting you immediately:

Campus Affairs Board

Parking and Transportation The Safe Ride Home Program: allows students living in Home Park and

Centennial Place to take the Stingerette from campus back to their housing for a small charge of $4 a ride. 

Parking is also offering an Evening/Weekend parking pass to all students.  This pass will allow students who live off campus to bring their cars to campus during the nights and weekends.  These permits are also sold at the Parking and Transportation office for $100.

LED Nextbus signs will be installed very soon, and new pilot programs are in the process for additional trolley stops at key areas on campus. We are also in the process of talking to Parking and Transportation about revising the parking ticket options.

Communications Board

Page 3: SGA's First Bi-Weekly Briefing

Campus-wide Welcome Back Celebration

o Location: Callaway Plaza (football stadium)

o Date: September 3, 2009o Time: 7-9PMo Live Music, Free Food,

Fireworks, the GTGs, and 2000 free T-shirts!!!!

Crime Prevention and Awareness Evento Date: August 27, 2009o Time: 7-9PMo Location: Student Center Ballroomo Speakers: Pat Whaley, GTPD, APD

Stay tuned for the new SGA website. We’re working to have a completely new website up very soon!

Undergraduate House of Representatives

The UHR held its first meeting of the semester this year. The key item of business dealt with confirming executive officer appointments. The UHR also allocated money to fund the Crime Prevention and Awareness Event.

Page 4: SGA's First Bi-Weekly Briefing

There are a few seats remaining in the UHR. If you are interested in becoming a representative, please contact Executive Vice President, Parker Hancock ([email protected]).

On September 8, 2009. The UHR will be having an Open Forum during it’s meeting to discuss athletic ticketing, crime, and other pressing issues. Meetings are held every Tuesday @7:30PM in the Flag Building.

Please know that we are always willing to hear from you. If you are wondering about an issue that wasn’t addressed today, feel free to contact Corey Boone at [email protected].

We look forward to a great year!

Warmest Regards,

Corey T. Boone

Vice President of Communications

Student Government Association