During Wednesday’s Senate meeting, Senator and Speaker of the Senate Alex Meseck announced he is resigning from both positions.
As members of the Senate presented their reports Wednesday, April 27, Meseck announced he had submitted his letter of resignation earlier...
The Student Association Senate has voted to summon the Articles of Impeachment against SA President Michael Kimmer after a deliberation at Wednesday night’s Senate meeting with members of the Executive Council.
The Executive Council proposed the articles be served after...
This week was unusually slow for the Student Association, as they did not hold their regularly scheduled meeting Monday night. The SA has been working hard this semester to fill positions and approve bylaws for the next legislation, but...
The Student Association met this week to continue its discussion on bylaws and to deliberate on a future SA fee that should apply for incoming freshmen and transfer students. The proposal for the new fee still needs to be...
The Student Association has recently been working to approve the bylaws suggested by the Constitution Legislation Committee. This week, the executive council took a straw poll to determine how each officer felt about a GPA-requirement bylaw that requires all...
At Monday’s Student Association Executive Council meeting, SA members took time to promote events being held during Diversity Week and to strategize how to expand diversity at Plattsburgh State. President Michael Kimmer discussed the idea of diversity outreach with...
Student Association President Michael Kimmer and SA Chief Justice James Kennedy called the SA Student Court case of Ferguson v. Kimmer, the biggest case the SA has seen in 20 years.
The verdict of the case was delivered Wednesday and...
The Student Association did not hold their regularly scheduled Executive Council meeting this week. Instead, SA President Michael Kimmer delivered a “State of the SA” speech to inspire the student body to become a part of a change on...
The Student Association is still working hard to appoint and fill vacant positions within its organization as the semester progresses.
Last week, the SA appointed three students to the constitutional legislation committee, who then gave a presentation to the Executive...
The Plattsburgh State Student Association has many plans to improve the student body and life on campus this semester, but before the plans can be implemented, the executive board had to fill positions that were previously vacant.
The SA filled...
