SGA appoints at-large senators, passes funding bill

Staff Reporter|February 23, 2015

The Wichita State Student Government Association appointed three at-large senators, a Supreme Court Justice and passed a funding bill Wednesday.

Jared Neidert was appointed to a Supreme Court Justice.

Morgan Anderson, Colten Sharp-Ebert and Eryn Ebach were appointed to at-large senator positions.

The funding bill allocated $2,187.50 among four students.

The money helped pay for the registration, lodging and travel expenses for their travel to present work at conferences.

SGA will meet again at 6:30 p.m. next week in the Santa Fe Room in the RSC.

SGA will begin the Student Fees budget review for the 2015-16 year in the coming weeks.

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