With many parties to please in the area of parking, the student senate may have found a solution that will appease all. Read more...
Tuition, use of fees dominate discussion at MSSA-sponsored open forum.. Read more...
Another golden opportunity was squandered Monday when students bypassed a chance to question Minnesota State's administration about tuition and fees Read more...
According to Afolayan, forum is "a chance for students to engage student representatives about their situations. Read more...
The MSSA sent a strong message of how they feel about student privacy rights. Check it out...
Current proposal now estimated at $14.652 million to be funded by student fees. Read more...
The Minnesota State Student Association has unleashed a poster campaign that has covered the campus with startling facts about university spending. Read more...
There's nothing new about college students being in debt after graduation, but the Minnesota State Student Association wanted to find out just how much MSU students were forking out after donning the cap and gown. Read more...
Perhaps no organization on campus has been more reinvigorated by its leadership than the Minnesota State Student Association. Check it out...
For those feeling the ever increasing burden of tuition and other hefty college expenses, there may be a bright spot on the horizon. Read more...
The first student senate meeting of the semester consisted mostly of student activity fee budget presentations from five organizations. Read more...
Afolayans give and receive both on the Minnesota State campus and beyond. The father teaches, the son leads. The last name Afolayan isn't a common one in this country, but it can be found at least twice at Minnesota State. Read more about MSSA President Gabe Afolayan and his father Johnson Afolayan.
MSSA President Gabe Afolayan brought a lot of valuable information to the student senate meeting Wednesday. In his report, he talked about possible changes coming to the free lot and the North Central Conference.
The Nonbudgeted Funds Request Form is now online.
To download a version in the future you can go to the Student Allocations Committee or go to the Forms page to download it at the permanent locations.
The rising costs of textbooks are one reason why the Minnesota State Student Association voted Wednesday to support a motion to revive the Textbook Price Containment Committee.
At MSU, the Minnesota State Student Association (MSSA) has undertaken its part in the debt drive, aptly titling its program the "Student Debt Campaign" and focusing on obtaining more information concerning debt problems students are having at MSU.
A vote on the Outdoor Campus Recreation proposal was postponed last semester, though the plan is far from dead. Methods of funding remain the biggest hurdle thus far.
MSSA Vice President Chris Frederick getting his game on.
In an attempt to improve the Homecoming celebration, the Minnesota State Student Association passed a motion at Wednesday's meeting to initiate a Homecoming Development Task Force.
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Homecoming is supposed to be a time where the student body and alumni come together to celebrate their university and engage in time-honored traditions, not a time for one organization to flex its muscles and promote itself. No one owns homecoming.
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Photo Credit: Allyssa Hill
MSSA Vice President Chris Frederick (above) and MSU President Richard Davenport (left) answered questions at Thursday's open forum on the MSU Mall.
Taking a break from the action... MSSA President Gabe Afolayan and Vice President Chris Frederick catch a ride from Univesity President Richard Davenport
Molly Yunkers and David Cowan, of the Bookstore Advisory Committee, spoke to the Senate about a proposed "Default Ordering Process" for 100 level class textbooks
Legislative branch's Senate Speaker Jared Jackson "negotiates" with Executive Branch boss MSSA President Gabe Afolayan.
Left to Right:
MSSA President Gabe Afolayan,
University President Richard Davenport,
MSSA Vice President Chris Frederick
See the pictures of the ceremony.
President Gabe Afolayan, Vice President Chris Frederick and new student senators ushered in to 2006-07 MSSA;
Jered Jackson elected speaker. The whole article here
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Deadline for applications has past.
Updated - March 21, 2006
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| L to R: Chris Frederick, Rob Wills, Gabe Afolayan, Tim Ibisch |
