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SGA meets with CSE to prepare for spring elections

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SGA meets with CSE to prepare for spring elections

By ROWAN LIU · The Johns Hopkins News-Letter · October 28, 2022

The Student Government Association (SGA) held its weekly meeting on Oct. 25 to discuss the Committee on Student Elections (CSE), the Wellbeing Fair Event, SGA’s Communications and Marketing Commission (CMC) and the Cotton Candy Machine Funding Bill.

CSE Presentation

Sophomore Class President Ryan Chou invited Mimi Mensah, Chair of CSE, to present on CSE’s plans for this spring’s SGA election season. The CSE is a semi-independent body within SGA that regulates all SGA elections.

Wellbeing Fair Event Report

Junior Class Senator Rachel Huang presented the Wellbeing Fair Event Report. Health Promotion and Well-Being and the Student Health and Wellness Center invited the SGA Health, Safety, and Sustainability Committee to attend the Wellbeing Fair on Oct. 12.

CMC Presentation Report

Secretary Elaina Regier and Director of Social Affairs Milton Diaz described the activities of CMC. CMC’s goals this year include increasing its members from seven to 12, improving transparency and interest in SGA through social media and consistently creating high-quality monthly Instagram posts.

Cotton Candy Machine Funding Bill

Freshman Class President Stone Meng, Freshman Class Senator Amy Li and Freshman Class Senator Alisa Fedotova introduced the Cotton Candy Machine Funding Bill. The bill proposes that purchasing a cotton candy machine for $200 to $250 will ultimately be cheaper than spending $65 to $100 to rent a machine each time for future events.