By ALICIA FEYERHERM
Tiger Media Network
The FHSU Online Student Government Association met on Monday.
OSGA President Heather Flick announced the results of the spring election. The senators for next year are as follows:
College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Johnathon Ornelas
Jules Turpin
Kayanna Adams
College of Education
Tavia Foley
Ramon Brice
College of Health and Behavioral Sciences
Eileen Moore
Adriane Anderson-Pullum
Ari Rad
Alpha Steinmetz
Seth McGinnes
Matthew Kaiser
Charly Desaire
Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship
Ellen Ogbedobor
Peter Werth College of Science, Technology and Mathematics
Vacant
Executive elections will take place during the last senate meeting of the school year on May 12. Senators can nominate candidates for those positions and then votes will be cast through Zoom.
The last senate meeting will also introduce the new faculty advisors. Offers have been extended to Professor Elodie Jones, Assistant Professor Matthew Clay and Vice President for Student Affairs Joey Linn.
“The hope is that they either accept or decline and we will be able to introduce them to everyone at the May meeting,” Flick said.
Flick provided an update on some of the resolutions created by the Student Relations Committee, such as the timely grading resolution which passed through OSGA in March.
“As far as Faculty Senate, moving those items through their committees, and then their general Faculty Senate, they are willing and excited to address those, but due to the lack of time
at this point in the academic year, there’s nothing they can do with those until the next academic year,” she said.
The Student Relations Committee is also working on an informational document on how to conduct the online student survey so that future OSGA senators can use that as a resource.
Public Relations Officer Eileen Moore reflected on the success of the Town Hall last week as well as the Tiger Talk series.
“It is my hope that we are really going to start fostering connection with the University, especially for those who are far away and can’t come here,” Moore said.
In particular, Flick was impressed with the virtual Town Hall.
“The overall outcome was exactly what we hoped for,” Flick said.
OSGA plans to continue those events next year.
The final OSGA meeting of the school year will be May 12 at 6 p.m. Meetings are open to the public. Email osga@fhsu.edu for the link.