It reflects poorly on the student body when there are thousands of students in walking distance, but not one there to represent student concerns. Many of the leaders were interested in making immediate recommendations to the administration. And at a school like PSU, when the alumni talk the administration listens. As USG president it is understandable that Rob has a hectic schedule, but in his absence a proxy should have been present to represent the student body. I do not mean for this letter to be put in for or against Rob as president, but to shift the focus of student government to more important and less political concerns.
Opportunity only knocks once, and it knocks lightly.