The executive board of the SGA will host a new event called "The Chopping Block: Your Chance to Put the SGA in the Hot Seat." The event, to take place this Thursday, October 23, 7:00-8:00 p.m. in IC Square, will function as an "open mic" question-and-answer session where students can voice concerns about the issues facing Ithaca College.
The SGA executive board will be present to answer questions directly and engage their peers in discussion on the issues at hand.
This event was created to respond to concerns over what SGA does, how they work, and how students can participate in the activities of the SGA. Recent concerns raised over issues such as chalking have fueled an even greater interest in the involvements of the SGA, and the Executive Board hopes students will take advantage of this opportunity to speak out.
The SGA is encouraging students to submit questions beforehand via email at [mailto:sga@ithaca.edu]. This will help guide the conversation for the hour-long Q&A session and will enable students who cannot be in attendance to participate. The Chopping Block is a part of the SGA's ongoing efforts to involve the student body in every aspect of its decision making, and any questions or comments can be directed to Luke Elmers, VP of Communications, at lelmers1@ithaca.edu
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The Student Government Association is the representative body of Ithaca College students which functions as a liaison between the student body and the administration. In addition, the SGA plans events and seeks new ways to improve the lives of students at Ithaca College. The SGA meets every Tuesday night in the Taughannock Falls Meeting Room on the third floor of Campus Center. Meetings begin at 8:15 p.m. and are open to the public. More information is available online at www.ithaca.edu/sga.
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