Price said the document provided the STAR Center with more organization thereby giving the students the best quality service. Price said her meetings with campus President Clayton Daniel Mote Jr. were also influential in raising his awareness of students' needs. Dr. Mote was very shocked to hear that the students wanted to see him more. Price said even though the SGA had accomplished a lot during this semester, they still have many goals to attack after winter break. The number one concern for the spring semester is Terrapin Pride Day, Price said.
Price also plans to work on the process in which student fees are assessed.
She said she wants to make sure that students are aware of the planned increases before they happen. Right now students have many hidden costs that they pay. The SGA is also working on compiling an online course review program for all CORE courses, devising uniform teaching assistant standards, and expanding the number of courses that fulfill the CORE requirement. All articles and materials contained herein are property of the Diamondback newspaper, copyright 1998. If you'd like to reprint or reuse them, please contact us .