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Spring General Election 2019 Results
Polls closed 7pm on Thursday March 28th. The ballot mostly consisted of unopposed races but a few key races and amendments were present. Jeremy Meritt won Student Body Treasurer, Miguel Cecchini do Amaral won Business Analytics Rep, and Kevin Hines won On-Campus Rep. Both amendments passed. Key Races Student Body Treasurer – Jeremy Meritt (Winner) […]
FLPolyCon Prepares for its 5th year
FLPolycon, a celebration of Florida Poly’s student culture, prepares for its fifth annual convention. “It’s an event by Florida Poly Students, for Florida Poly Students. “ Vincent Hael, Head Director of FLPolycon Originally open only to Florida Poly Students, FLPolycon in it’s second year was it opened to the public. It now draws con-goers from […]
Spring General Election 2019 Ballot Overview
While the majority of positions are unopposed this election, there’s a few key races to watch. There are constitutional amendments on the ballot as well. There was a town hall on Friday, March 22nd where candidates answered questions. Key Races Student Body Treasurer – Jeremy Meritt– Kevin Hines
Local
Business Expo 2019 Highlights Local Services
The Business Expo by the Student Development Center showcased local business that may be of interest to students. The “Community Resource Fair,” not to be confused with the Career Fair, aimed to connect students with local organizations according to Jimmy Surin from the Office of Student Development. “I think it’s a great event and a […]
Student Goverment
SGA Meetings
Senate Meeting 08/20/2019
Highlights Campus Labs – Budget request. $9,844 from reserves was allocated. Documents Documents are available from Florida Polytechnic Universities’s Office of the General Counsel.
Senate Meeting 03/20/2019
Highlights Turning Point USA is approved as an RSO 3-1. Tabletop Club is conditionally approved as an RSO 4-0. Documents Documents are not yet available.
Senate Meeting 02/27/2019
Highlights Amendment 1, seeking to adjust election procedures is read for the first time. It would move the general election to spring and the run-off election to fall. The amendment was read for the first time. Amendments need to be read twice before being voted on by the Senate. This amendment missed the cutoff and […]