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2/13/2024, 4:03pm

SGA holds first public meeting of 2024

By Ian Thompson

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The Shippensburg University Student Government Association (SGA) held its first meeting of the semester this past Thursday, Feb. 8. Despite not reaching quorum, the meeting included reports from all senators and officers in attendance. 

SGA President Harun Pacavar gave an account of his involvement in PA Governor Shapiro’s College Day of Action and Budget Address. Shapiro has announced his plans for a massive investment in higher education. This plan, if passed, would have huge implications on Shippensburg and the larger PASSHE system. 

VP of Internal Affairs Kennedy Holt announced that she would be holding a general interest meeting to help fill remaining vacancies in committee chair positions. The meeting is scheduled for Feb 15 at 5 p.m. in CUB 201. 

Residence Hall Association Senator Isabelle Schannauer reiterated the Resident Assistant application deadline of Feb. 16. “If you have any questions, I would love to answer them,” Schannauer said. Those interested can also email ShipRA@ship.edu.

IFC Senator Ethan Sommer announced that the group is currently hosting a “Can Wars” canned food drive. Each chapter has a box in the CUB Great Hall. The winning chapter will be decided at the IFC All-Stars basketball game on Feb. 29.

Activities Programming Board Nicole Baumgardner gave updates on APB’s programming events so far this semester and teased others that are upcoming. One of these is a Build-A-Bear event scheduled for Feb. 16 at 9 p.m.

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