Important Forms

2009 Executive Board Nominees

President:

Brian Gilbert '10 - Political Science, Economics

Elliottsburg, Pennsylvania.

Brian has truly enjoyed his 2 years in SGA because he really likes being in the know on campus and loves that SGA allows all students to make a difference in many areas on campus. He loves SU because it allows him to be involved in music without majoring in it but still getting a great education. Additionally, Brian had the opportunity to work with the Scottish parliament during a semester abroad. Brian is involved in Band, Stadium Band, Wind Ensemble, Orchestra, Percussian Ensemble, Choir, Chamber Singers, Head Tour Guide, Omicron Delta Kappa, and has an assistantship with Dr. DeMary.

Eddie Hubbard '10 - Religion, Philosophy

Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania.

Eddie has been involved with SGA for 2 years and would like to make it a more representative body and serve as a voice for students at every level of involvement. He would also like to reduce student apathy on campus and utilize the senate to promote greater campus inclusion and diversity. The current SGA parliamentarian, Eddie loves the level of academics as well as the social atmosphere of Susquehanna. He enjoys the strong liberal education he is receiving. In addition, to SGA Eddie is involved in the Student Conduct Board, Welcome Week Planning Committee, the Programming Manager at Charlie's, Omicron Delta Kappa, Tour Guide, and a student assistant in the Department of Philosophy, Religion and Classical Studies Department.

Vice-President:

Andrew Steele '11- Biochemistry

Frewsburg, New York

Steele

Andrew has been a member of SGA for the duration of his time at SU. He is currently the Treasurer of SGA which provides him with a great deal of insight into the workings of the SGA executive board. His background with the SGA system, especially the finances, will be beneficial to him if he is elected as the Vice-President of SGA. One of Andrew's goals within SGA is to inform students of the goings on of SGA because he feels their is too much disconnect on campus between organizations. In addition to being involved in SGA, Andrew is the Vice-President of Finance for Phi Mu Delta, on the Student Conduct Board, the Fall Move-In Chair for the Welcome Week Planning Committee, a member of Chemistry Club and a member of SU Republicans.

Treasurer:

Molly Knapsack '10 - Mathematics

Montgomery, Pennsylvania.

Molly

Molly has been a member of SGA for two years and has become a member again following a semester aborad in Prague. A math major, she has really enjoyed being part of the budget and finance committee of SGA and reviewing what clubs have done financially. Molly chose SU becuase of the location and appearance of campus. She loves the comradery between students and professors. Hoping to become an actuary, Molly is currently involved in Math Club, working as a Tutor in the Math Center and the Phoenix Project.

Secretary:

Maggie Bell '11 - Communications Public Relations Emphasis

Pittstown, New Jersey

Being in SGA for 2 years has inspired Maggie to run for the position of SGA Secretary. She currently serves as the Residence Life and Public Safely Liaison and she wants to continue to make a difference on campus. She hopes that being on the executive board will allow her to influence students and make a difference by working with the administration. She also understands how SGA operates between her current position and serving as the Class of 2011 President last year. Maggie chose to attend SU because of the encouragement she received from the people she met as a persepective student. While she believes that Su is allowing her to find out what kind of student she has the potential to be, Maggie would like to see more collaboration between students, faculty, staff and campus organizations.