• ○Provide timely information to the President and administration about facilities issues.
• ○Gather student feedback on amenities and community spaces, including the desire for recreational spaces and game rooms in more residence halls.

• Food Truck Fridays – A popular new initiative:

• ○Brings rotating food trucks to campus every other Friday from 12–2 p.m.
• ○Raises funds for SGA through a 10% vendor revenue contribution in lieu of a vendor fee.
• ○Will resume in the spring semester after Spring Break. SGA is actively seeking additional truck partners.

• Fundraising – SGA is pursuing:

• ○Bake sales, popcorn sales, and other small ventures to diversify funding sources and reduce reliance on university funds.

Town Hall Redesign & Communication

• ○SGA is piloting a survey-based Town Hall model: students submit concerns in advance; SGA and the President work on solutions; and Town Halls focus on reporting back with actions and progress.
• ○If a concern does not yet have a solution, SGA will be transparent about ongoing efforts.

• Student Government Elections & Transparency –

• ○This year SGA shifted from fully online voting to in-person balloting, which was well received.
• ○After voting closed, SGA live-streamed the ballot counting on social media to demonstrate fairness and transparency.

Regents praised SGA’s robust agenda and thoughtful approach. In discussion, Regent Childs and Regents explored avenues to:

• ●Connect the community service committee with development and alumni initiatives.
• ●Coordinate trunk-or-treat and other community events (e.g., October 28 in the Alumni Stadium parking lot).
• ●Align tutoring and mentoring with early alerts and academic support strategies, while respecting student privacy and avoiding stigmatization.