Jazmin Felix, a senior studying nursing and SGA-BBC 2014-2015 president, had her sights originally set on no campus life involvement. Yet, after being Student Government President in middle school and Vice President in high school, being in SGA-FIU was inevitable.
Students at the Biscayne Bay Campus have elected Allhan Mejia and Kenly Jean-Louis as President and Vice President for the 2015-2016 BBC Student Government Council.
The Biscayne Bay Campus’ Student Government Council appointed a new justice and senator-at-large at this week’s senate meeting.
The Student Government Council at Biscayne Bay Campus announced the new chief of staff, chief justice, speaker of the senate and School of Journalism and Mass Communication senator.
The Student Government Association at Biscayne Bay Campus concluded the 2014 election last Thursday, announcing its new President, Jazmin Felix and Vice President, Camille Williams.
In their list of objectives, Felix and Williams hope to make BBC a more student-centered and unified campus through a collaborated effort between SGA, students and administrators.
Alexis Calatayud and Tiffany Roman Biffa were elected Student Government Association president and vice president at Modesto Maidique campus for 2014-2015. Meanwhile, candidate Philip Koenig is making an appeal against alleged violations.
FIU’s mascot celebrated his birthday with about 150 students and staff members gathered in Panther Square at Biscayne Bay Campus.
The Student Government election results were announced at the start of the event, with Jazmin Felix as the new president and Camille Williams as vice president for 2014-2015.
Jazmin Felix and Camille Williams were elected Student Government Association’s president and vice president at Biscayne Bay Campus for the 2014-2015 year. They had a total of 221 votes.
The Student Government Association at Biscayne Bay Campus will soon be under new leadership as the 2014 elections approach.
This year there are 12 candidates hoping to fill various positions. Some positions have multiple candidates while others, such as President and Vice President are running unopposed.
Voting begins April 1.
Traffic lights, parking spaces, new buildings, more construction, incoming students— that’s what the University looks like in the next decade.