Kylie Jane Wakefield's blog

With contributed reporting from Brian Lesser

On Wednesday, Dec. 10 the PSGA met, with CoCOaS Coordinator Kevin Collymore temporarily filling in as chair of the senate until the position is filled. The senate voted to postpone appointing a new chair until the beginning of next semester due to time constraints at the meeting.

    Starting off the packed agenda was an executive report from PSGA President Joe Ma

The Wednesday, Dec. 3 PSGA meeting marked the end of Caitlin Christian-Lamb’s run as chair of the senate. She announced her resignation at the end of the meeting, citing the workload of being the chair as interfering with her school work.

The decision to either appoint a new chair within the senate or sending out an e-mail to the whole campus is under the discret

             The PSGA meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 12 demonstrated that things are back on track after a shaky past month. Newly elected PSGA President Joe Matoske has, for a week, met with administrators to ensure stability. Matoske said he wanted to assure them that “everything is well under control.” He has discussed

            On Wednesday, Nov. 5, members of the PSGA adjourned at Whitson’s in the Stood for their first formal meeting in two weeks. Election results were ratified and Joe Matoske officially became president of the PSGA.

            A big topi

            Joe Matoske was announced as the new president of the PSGA in a letter from Chair of the Senate Caitlin Christian-Lamb. Matoske was up against Steve Sabel, and won with 71 percent of the votes to Sabel’s 29 percent. Out of 804 votes total, Matoske took 571 and Sabel had 233. The results will be ratified

            On Oct. 22, 2008, Danielle DePalma, a senior studio production major, was elected the new finance coordinator of the PSGA. The executive job entails working with treasurers of clubs, organizations, and services, and oversees the finance within the student government. She was elected by the PSGA after the resignation of f

            On Wednesday, Oct. 22, Danielle DePalma, a senior studio production major, was voted in as the new finance coordinator of the PSGA. The senate deliberated in a closed session for nearly a half hour to decide who, out of the nine nominees, would be nominated to the position. DePalma was chosen over Antonio Co

            On Wednesday, Oct. 15, the PSGA met for an informal business meeting. Senate members and attendees spoke freely about this week’s events, which included the resignations of former PSGA President Steven Neamonitakis and former Finance Coordinator Max Isaacs a day prior.

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            The PSGA meeting held on Wednesday, Oct. 8 was primarily about impeachment charges brought up against Coordinator of Finance Max Isaacs two weeks ago (see: PSGA Blog Number One: Impeachment Charges, Stood Shows, and Fall Fest).