Farrar also approached the SGA with the idea of a candidate forum to allow the student body a chance to ask the candidates questions. The idea was met with enthusiasm by the senate, and Farrar said they will plan for the forum to take place in the Spirit Lounge of the University Center on Monday, April 23. President Chris Sam, Beaumont graduate student, presented his two choices for the student service fee allocation committee at the meeting, and the senate approved his choices through a vote. Aaron Bitter, Highland Village senior, and LaVera Butler, Tyler senior, will serve as this year's student representatives. As a way to get involved with the student body, Sam proposed that the SGA also discussed the possibility of joining this year's Spring Fest, which is sponsored by Student Activities Association and will be held at the end of April.
Organizations can set up booths for fundraising, to give stuff away or sell food.
It's just a good time. SGA's next and final meeting is tentatively set for May 3. The SFA School of Social Work has received initial accreaditation for its Master's of Social Work program, and graduates of the program are liking the fact that 100 percent pass rate in their applications for Texas Licensed Master Social Work credential. News of the accreditation came from the Council on Social Work Education. Accreditationmeans that we have measured up to demanding national standards set by CSWE, and that the master's degree we award will be recognized across the country as a terminal professional social work.