Can you believe it is February already? Hope all your classes have started out well and that the semester is already flying by. The first event I would like to announce to everyone is a Student Forum that the IT Department is hosting on Thursday, Feb. 18 at 4 PM in A308. If you have questions about the new technology program or anything to do with SHU becoming an all Mac campus, please feel free to attend. Your questions will be answered and everyone is invited to come!
By Katie Fritsch
Hello Setonians
Can you believe it is February already? Hope all your classes have started out well and that the semester is already flying by. The first event I would like to announce to everyone is a Student Forum that the IT Department is hosting on Thursday, Feb. 18 at 4 PM in A308. If you have questions about the new technology program or anything to do with SHU becoming an all Mac campus, please feel free to attend. Your questions will be answered and everyone is invited to come!
Our elections for the open freshmen CLRB Representative position will be on Feb. 15 and 16. All freshmen will have an opportunity during lunch to cast their vote. Make sure you check out your candidates!
Our first Sunday Night Leadership (SNL) will be held on Sunday, Feb. 21 in A206. As always pizza will be served before our speaker begins. Plan to arrive between 5-5:15 PM.
Our Senate Meetings this semester will be held on the following Thursdays at 4 P.M. in A308. As always everyone is invited to join us and all clubs should be sending their Senate Representative. The Senate Rep is responsible for disseminating new information to their club. The dates are Feb. 18, March 4, March 18, April 8, April 22, and May 6. Just remember, if your club has a representative at each meeting you will be able to receive financial support from SHGA.
Finally, I would like to remind everyone of the drive that SHGA started last month. To support the foreign ministry of the Sisters of Charity at Caritas Christi, we will be aiding the Sisters in their collection of cancelled stamps. This includes all postage stamps (traditional, seasonal, foreign or commemorative) that you have received on any mail items. Just leave about ¼ of an inch or more around the stamps and drop them off in the envelope outside of the SHGA Office in Lowe 113. The stamps are sent to a dealer who then sells the stamps to collectors. The funds generated by the stamps are put towards the foreign ministry actions of the Sisters of Charity.
As always send all questions, comments, concerns or ideas to shga@setonhill.edu, or drop a note in our suggestion box located outside our office in Lowe 113. We also now have a Facebook Fan Page! Add us to stay up to date on everything happening.
Thank you,
Katie