By ABIGAIL SHEARER
Tiger Media Network
Fort Hays State’s Student Government Association met for its regular meeting on Thursday.
SGA and FHSU President Tisa Mason will sit down for a roundtable discussion to talk about the Sternberg Museum on Tuesday.
According to the SGA Facebook page, the SGA Executive Staff, along with a student senator, will meet with Mason to gather updates on the museum.
Anyone with questions about the Sternberg Museum is directed to email any member of the SGA executive staff or fill out this form. This is to talk about the future of Sternberg and what the university will look like. This can be for students who use Sternberg or people who just enjoy what Sternberg has to offer.
In new business, two bills were up for first reading.
Bill No. 26.F.121 proposed nominees for appointment to the Student-Faulty Court: Tayton Robers, chief justice; Lynsey Davenport, student justice; Elijah McCullough, student justice; Landon Lane, student justice.
Bill No. 26.F.122 proposed that Model UN Allocated Amounts be adjusted to move $13,990.15 across multiple line items.
During old business, the Senate voted on one bill and one resolution.
Bill No. 26.F.120 proposed moving $2,746.51 between different line items for the Public Relations Student Society of America.
Resolution No. 26.F.101 proposed appointing Haley Joe Bega, Echo Clark Pavlovich, Wyatt Amlong, and Hugo Lopez Arteaga to the Education Opportunity Fund Committee for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Both passed unanimously.
Announcements:
- FHSU Department of Theatre is showing Antigone this weekend.
- The Community Blood Drive is on Monday and Tuesday.
SGA will reconvene at 7 p.m. next Thursday.