Burns stood boldly on his election platform during his campaigning. Some of his promises included reactivating the Students Against Campus Crime group, acquiring phone registration capabilities, adding a track team to the GSU athletic department, including more classes promoting cultural diversity in the core curriculum and improving the campus food services programs. Yet, it would appear as if these promises folded after Burns stepped into his office. Granted, it is understandable that while attempting to change policy or implement new programs on campus, SGA will definitely run into obstacles that will slow down the process. In order to begin to work effectively on behalf of the students of GSU, SGA must first learn one of the most crucial lessons in life.
Actions speak much louder than words.
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