Student Senate

Chief Justice Coy Clark said the Student Senate positions open for the spring elections are as follows: senator at large (six); Liberal Arts (three); B.E.A.M.S.S. (three); E.H.P.C.P.S.W. (three); vice president; preside

Chief Justice Coy Clark received a resignation email on Jan. 20, effective immediately, from BriAnn Staub, a justice on the Constitutional Court. A letter from Staub stated that personal reasons was the reason for resigning, Clark said.

An open forum for the “psychedelic” themed Spring Daze event Senate is bringing to campus April 28-30 was in the Ballroom at 3 p.m., Friday.

Student Senate allocated $8,000 Monday.

Senate approved two clubs—United and Table Tennis—to be a part of CAB. Table Tennis club meets at 7 p.m., Fridays at Ridgeview Bible Church.

There was a motion to approve the activity fee board bylaw changes that was eventually passed after much discussion.

Senator At Large Gavan Archibald was sworn in as the new Student Senate Vice President of Finance. Senators Nathaniel Brown, Teryn Blessin, Tate Jensen, and Archibald all expressed interest and were nominated for the position.

Senator Lara Portillo resigned from her position as a senator on Nov. 19 due to “after school obligations.”

Todd Roenfeldt was sworn in as the new at large senator.

A Student Senate workshop was hosted Saturday for senators to discuss issues on campus and projects.