Whitewater Student Government is taking applications for the following executive board positions for 2008-2009 school year:

• Student Affairs
• Academic Affairs
• Legislative Affairs
• University Services
• Public Relations
• Information Technology

Applications are available now in the WSG office, UC 140, or by clicking this link. For more information, see the standing rules on the website or contact Allison Rygh at RyghAS04@uww.edu.

Please attach a rèsumè and an optional letter of recommendation. Please return your application by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, April 25th 2008 to the Whitewater Student Government office, located in the Involvement Center, Room 140 Attn: Allison Rygh OR e-mail it as a ".doc" format to RyghAS04@uww.edu.

These results are unofficial.

With the opening of the new James R. Connor University Center, we have moved back in. The WSG office is now located in room 140. We welcome everyone to come and see our new office space and talk about any issues that may be affecting students.

~Edward Meier

WSG is committed to solving student issues and concerns. Please feel free to contact WSG at (262) 472-1166 or email wsg@uww.edu with any and all concerns that you may have.

WSG encourages any student to come a Senate meeting to discuss student issues or to just listen in. Currently WSG Senate meetings are held in the every Monday night at 7:00 PM in the Old Main Ball Room, which is located in the UC on the second floor. Students can be added to the agenda by contacting the WSG office.

~Edward Meier

Tuesday, February 6, 2007, Whitewater Student Government with the assistance of UW-Whitewater administration successfully passed the relocation of District 2's polling location from the Old Armory to the University Center's Hamilton Center!! This is effective immediately, and will be utilized for the Spring 2008 Presidential Elections.

A huge congrats goes out to Paul Sanchez who proposed this and did much of the logistic footwork, alongside the support of WSG, Associate Chancellor Dr. Barb Jones, and the students who signed the petition (which yielded 688 signatures in a single week), or appeared at that night's City Council meeting.

Once again, thank you to everyone who helped to make this possible!!

~Chris Connar