Among the furry animals that travel across the College’s campus, no one visits the grounds more than the local deer. Seemly harmless, and a fun sight for students, these creatures have been a terror to the local ecosystem.
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Interim Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Suzanne McCotter visited Student Government to talk about her current responsibilities and the improvements underway in Academic Affairs at the College on Feb. 26.
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Inclusive Excellence presented to Student Government before the organization discussed and passed new bills and started preparations for the upcoming election at the general body meeting on Feb. 19.
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Student Government Executive President Jared Williams and Executive Vice President Trish Le suit up every day before stepping on their home court, the College. They don’t worry about flaunting last names on their backs, but instead repping their SG gear. They want their initiatives to last longer on campus than their titles. For them, scoring points means advocating for students, making positive changes and starting legacies at the College.
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The week will hold panel discussions from students and staff with disabilities, walkthroughs of assistive technologies like Glean and Accommodate, workshops on learning styles and simulations of different disabilities.
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Before the start of the spring semester, the College’s faculty was informed of LIONS Plan updates regarding faculty responsibilities in terms of workload, support of scholarly activities and a teaching release model.
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This academic year, 1220 students are taking 1514 courses through the dual enrollment program.
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Campus Police gave a presentation on road safety in the Student Government general body meeting on Nov. 20, discussing crash-prone areas at the College, how to maneuver traffic and how to be a responsible driver.
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When first-year students get dropped off at college for the first time, they may be thinking about what classes they’ll be taking and future friendships. Most students expect to complete another academic milestone, unsure if they will be able to propel solutions for current campus problems.
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The College’s Division of Operations presented at Student Government’s Oct. 23 meeting, informing the general body about sustainability improvements, ensuring safety and keeping up with building maintenance.
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