According to Stern, Freeland was really encouraged by the idea of the Children s Hospital visit when SAT told him in one of their frequent meetings. Stern said that the president recognizes the hostile relations as well. Stern believes that small efforts like this will cause the hope to grow. We re starting a trend, Stern said. He said it is hard to estimate how many members belong to SAT because it s for all of the residents on campus.
All residents can participate in any of the events.
SAT also is present at the general council meeting for the Resident Student Association. The group s money comes from a set percentage of RSA funds to run the various events they sponsor. Stern believes that students are responding well to the young organization. The students realize that there is more than classes. There is not one activity that does this, Stern reasoned.