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To all ASMSA Students:
Representative Elections are upon us!
Candidates can conduct physical and social media campaigns.
All campaigning materials must be sent to our sponsor Dean Morris (morrisr@asmsa.org) for approval beforehand by midnight on April 22nd.
Remember there is a $20.00 budget campaign limit.
We encourage you to vote in this election and hope you decide to run!
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact an Executive Board member, SGA sponsor, or email sga@asmsa.org.
Due by 11:59 PM April 22
Due by 11:59 PM April 22
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Filing Deadline:
Filing deadline is on April 22nd at 11:59 PM.
Election Day:
Representative Elections will be held from April 28th to May 2nd.
Results will be posted May 3rd.
All grades will vote for their own grade only.
SGA Election Code of Conduct:
Candidates are expected to follow the Election Code of Conduct, SGA Constitution, and the ASMSA Student Handbook. Election violations will be dealt with by the SGA Advisors and Executive Board.
Election Violations should be filed with the Executive Board.
Meet the Candidates!
Nichols/Selig Hall Senior Representative Candidates:
Isabel Gagnon
Being an SGA representative last semester has been so impactful. Being able to advocate for my peers, and have an insight to ASMSA's processes is an incredible honor. I hope to continue serving the ASMSA community my Senior year by serving as a role model for new SGA members, helping to assist in drafting bills alongside non-SGA members, and advocating for improved communication between SGA and the Student Body. Thank you 3rd Floor Nichols for electing me last semester, I hope to continue serving our community next year!
View Isabel's speech here.
Paris Goodman
I have been in leadership positions since seventh grade, and I am dedicated to being a leader; my interests are multifaceted, and I have a knack for public service.
View Paris's speech here.
Rowan Moser
I care deeply about our school and the student body, and I’m running because I want every student to feel heard, included, and truly represented. I believe that the best ideas come from students themselves, and I’m committed to listening to what you have to say and turning those ideas into real, meaningful change that actually improves our school experience. If elected, I want to help build a stronger and more connected school community where every voice matters, not just a few. My goal is to make sure students feel comfortable sharing their opinions and confident that those opinions will be taken seriously. I hope to work alongside others to create positive change that makes our school a better place for everyone.
View Rowan's speech here.
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