The Plattsburgh State Student Association approved club allocations and discussed upcoming events and ideas. The Global Initiative for Gender Issues club was approved for its request of $140, which will READ MORE
The Plattsburgh State Student Association raised the emergency funds allocated to students needing a financial boost, approved African Initiative’s request for event funding and approved provisional status for the Love READ MORE
An extravagant banquet, a future budget and a possible fee reduction were mulled over at the Student Association financial meeting Wednesday night. The National Association of Black Accountants presented to READ MORE
The Student Association rebooted the Model UN club for provisional status despite previous President’s mistakes. President Calebphin Nortey plans to bring diversity and international knowledge to campus through the club. READ MORE
Director of the Student Health and Counseling Center Kathleen Camelo and finance and operations manager Laura Rosenbrock presented their budget as well as their request for an increase in the READ MORE
Dean of Library and Information Technology Systems and Chief Information Officer Holly Heller-Ross consulted with the Student Association regarding the proposed $25 annual increase in the mandatory Educational Technology Fee. READ MORE
Mandatory intercollegiate athletic fee will increase $8.50 in the coming semester due to an increase in multiple costs and a decrease in student enrollment at Plattsburgh State. Director of Athletics READ MORE
Plattsburgh State Activities Coordination Board retained its co-chairs and approved a new member for this semester. As Vice President of Activities, Lauren Safford heads ACB and its five departments, athletics, READ MORE
Coming to Plattsburgh State through the Global Education Office as an international student from Haiti, Kira Paulemon integrated into campus life by becoming the vice president for student affairs and READ MORE
The Plattsburgh State Galilean society will treat PSUC students to a planetarium show despite the skepticism of the Student Association. Galilean society was approved to receive up to $555 in READ MORE
