OSU SGA celebrates 100 years this week
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
The Student Government Association celebrates 100 years at Oklahoma State University this week with several free activities for students, faculty and staff to enjoy from tours to live music.
SGA will honor student leaders at the Student Appreciation Reception on Tuesday, April 7, at 7 p.m. in the Starlight Terrace in the Student Union.
Elections for 2015-2016 SGA president and vice president as well as senators for residential life, Greek life, and off-campus will be held Tuesday and Wednesday, April 7-8. All students can vote at elections.okstate.edu using their okey login.
The centennial week will come to a close with a Birthday Bash on Old Central Lawn from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Friday, April 10. There will be cupcakes, an inflatable obstacle courseand a Battle of the Bands, featuring talented students from all over campus.
“The Centennial week is going to be the greatest week of the spring at OSU,” SGA Vice President Charlie Gibson said. “SGA has impacted the campus in such a positive way for the past 100 years, so it is exciting that we get to honor those who have served with a week-long celebration for students, faculty, staff and alumni.”
OSU SGA strives to serve the students of Oklahoma State University by representing the voice of the students on and off campus. SGA provides funding and implements changes to better the campus, community, and most importantly, student life through organization co-sponsorships and on-campus programming. Any student can get involved in SGA through one of several committees or by representing a constituency in the senate. Please visitsga.okstate.edu for more information.
Story by Lindsey Willis