Texas A&M Students Elect New Student Body President, Yell Leaders, Other Key Student Leaders

Texas A&M University students announced the results of the student body elections tonight on Kyle Field Plaza to a crowd of about 300. Case Harris ’23, a junior finance major from Austin, will be Texas A&M’s student body president for the 2022-23 academic year. I’m looking forward to 2023.”This year’s Yell Leader election involved candidates from two organized groups: 5 for Yell and Ags 5 Yell. According to the Instagram page for Ags 5 Yell, these Yell Leader candidates, all men, have the goal of representing the entire student body and providing a platform for anyone to become Yell Leader. For additional results, visit the 2020 student body elections results page.

Graduating Student Body President of Texas A&M reflects on her time in the role

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - The school year is coming to a close for the Aggies, but one senior in particular has some big shoes to fill. Graduating Texas A&M University Senior Natalie Parks joined First News at Four to reflect on her time as Student Body President and to discuss what the future hold for the role and herself. She admitted that there are both positives and negatives to change, but her goal throughout everything was to advocate for the voices of the students. Her future is taking her to Washington, D.C. where she will be working in communications for a congresswoman. She looks forward to meeting some fellow Aggies in D.C.Watch the full interview in the player above.

Incoming student government president works for equity

Madalena Larkins, vice president of Clackamas Community College’s Associated Student Government, will be the student body president next year. There’s the executive team which is the President, Vice President and Secretary. Traditionally, the vice president would run the election process. Larkins: The vice president is very much inward facing. I also represent students on the President’s Council, which consists of positions like the college president, vice president and the dean.

Cabrera, Romo: serving the student body through excellence, truth and service as SGA president and VP

Cabrera (Left) who is running for SGA president and Romo (Right) who is running for VP. Junior criminal justice major with a minor in psychology Brittney Cabrera and junior construction management major Jacky Romo are running for SGA president and vice president for the 2022-23 academic year. Cabrera feels her leadership positions and initiatives taken have prepared her to take on the role of SGA president if elected. Being president of another organization, Romo said she understands the responsibilities and duties those in leadership positions have to fulfill, which makes her ready to step in as SGA vice president. Their platformExcellence, truth and service are the three main platforms that Cabrera and Romo have built their campaign around.

Babcock student gets scholarship from Body of SANs

The Body of Senior Advocates of Nigeria (BOSAN) has awarded Simioluwa Yesufu, a final year Babcock University Law student with the BOSAN Award for excellence in academic performance and character. The award, which comes with a cash prize of N500,000 and scholarship at the Nigerian Law School, is to motivate Law students to aspire to academic excellence and solve the problem of falling standard of the legal profession at all levelsIt is also to provide sustainable positive impact on the quality of legal education. Beneficiaries can use the name of award through their professional practice. Dean of the Babcock School of Law and Security Studies, Prof. Deji Olanrewaju, is ecstatic. - Advertisement -“It is a further recognition of the quality of graduates we produce here in the School of Law & security Studies,” he said, adding: “The competition was opened to all Law undergraduates with CGPA of not less than 4.5 in all 54 Law Faculties in Nigerian universities.”Yesufu will be receiving her award at the BOSAN dinner at the Eko Hotel and Towers, Victoria Island, Lagos, January 29, 2022.

Body of Ugandan student who died at Indian university repatriated

The body of a 22-year-old Ugandan student who died after falling from the sixth floor of her university hostel in Bengaluru, India has been repatriated. Related PRIME Ugandans jump to their deaths abroad NationalAsiina who was a final year student pursuing Bachelor of Business Administration in Gitam university died on April 27, 2022 under questionable circumstances, according to her family. Her death led to a protest by students that accused the university management of failing to provide safety barriers around the windows. However, Asiina’s family says she unknowingly stepped on a wooden floor which was too weak to support her weight thus giving way. After the autopsy, police handed the report to the university and alerted the family but they (university) were reluctant to hand it over to us," Asiina’s brother, Ibrahim Kamyem said.

Announcing UCF’s New Senior Vice President for Student Success

After a national search, Paul Dosal has accepted the position of senior vice president for student success at UCF. Dosal is the vice president for student success at the University of South Florida (USF), where he manages a consolidated unit that combines Enrollment Planning and Management, Student Affairs and Undergraduate Studies. “Paul is an experienced leader with proven results in leading student success and well-being efforts,” says Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Michael D. Johnson. Dosal will work closely with Adrienne Frame, Interim Vice President for Student Development and Enrollment Services; Theodorea Berry, Vice Provost for Student Learning and Academic Success and Dean of the College of Undergraduate Studies; the deans; and the campus community to recommend the optimal structure for our activities related to student success moving forward. Born and raised in Tampa, Dosal is a fourth-generation descendant of Cuban immigrants who settled in Ybor City in 1889.

Meet the 2022-2023 Student Association President and Vice President | GW Today | The George Washington University

He’ll now be the voice for all students as he was elected Student Association president for the 2022-2023 academic school year. By involving himself in an array of student groups and activities in his quest to find community, Zidouemba met many students of different backgrounds. Yan Xu was voted vice president of the Student Association. (Photo courtesy Yan Xu)Sophomore Yan Xu won the SA vice presidency after securing 50.18% of the vote in the sixth round of ranked choice voting. He decided to run for the vice presidency because he thought he could use that experience to make an even larger impact.

Former student protest leader becomes Chile's president

SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Left-leaning former student leader Gabriel Boric was sworn in as Chile's new president on Friday, vowing to oversee a political and economic renovation of a nation shaken by repeated massive protests over inequality in recent years despite a relatively vibrant economy. Soon afterward, Boric swore in the leader of what he has called a “feminist” cabinet — which includes 14 women and 10 men. Ostentatiously informal, the bearded young leader declined to wear a tie for the inauguration. It's also a moment of international turmoil due to fallout from the coronavirus pandemic and the conflict in Ukraine. The assembly drafting it is due to finish this year, offering it to voters for ratification or rejection.

Body Found in Ohio River near Hebron

The body was found ashore on Friday evening. (Boone County, Ky.) - A deceased body was found on the Ohio River shoreline on Friday evening. Boone County Sheriff's deputies say the body was located ashore near the 6500 block of River Road. Detectives are withholding the person's identity until proper notifications are made and the Boone County Coroner has ordered an autopsy. No foul play is suspected at this time.

Table of Content

1. Is the Ohio River nasty?
2. What are the mineral resources found in Cross River State?
3. Who claimed the Ohio River Valley in 1750?
4. What happened in the Ohio River Valley in 1754?
5. How toxic is the Ohio River?

Is the Ohio River nasty?

Although the burden is shared by many large and small rivers, the Ohio usually takes the largest hit with 32,111,718 pounds of waste that year. On top of that, more than one aging city sewer system along the river has a tendency to overflow with raw sewage into the river.

What are the mineral resources found in Cross River State?

Mineral resources in Cross River State include limestone, gypsum, titanium, tin ore, ceramic raw materials, and hardstone. Cross River State is developing tourism-related infrastructure and activities to attract National and international visitors to the state.

Who claimed the Ohio River Valley in 1750?

Incidents leading up to the French and Indian War, 1753–54. The French and Indian War, the North American phase of the larger Seven Years' War, began after a series of incidents in the upper Ohio River valley, which the French and British governments both claimed as their territory.

What happened in the Ohio River Valley in 1754?

The French and Indian War: A Summarynn In 1754, the French built Fort Duquesne where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers joined to form the Ohio River (in today's Pittsburgh), making it a strategically important stronghold that the British repeatedly attacked.

How toxic is the Ohio River?

The river is victim to the pollution of industrial plants, barges, sewage waste, agricultural runoff, and general urban pollution. A report by the Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) stated that of the 23 million pounds of toxic discharge, over 70 percent can be attributed to the A.K.Sept 18, 2021

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