Leaders gave
time, energy
to better SUU

We are sad to see the current Executive Council, especially SUUSA President Matt Glazier and Academic Vice President Kolby Day, finish their terms because they have shown real dedication to SUU and the student body.
The Executive Council made themselves available to students. They listened to individual and group problems and tried to help in anyway.
Glazier and Day were highly visible. Throughout the year, they attended almost every meeting and activity involving students.
They stuck up for students during tough decisions about tuition and fee increases and other issues and tried to make decisions that help both SUU and the students.
We heard Glazier and Day worried themselves sick during the short time the administration gave them to decide whether or not to support a tuition increase.
During this time, they also tried to talk to as many students as possible to see how it would affect them. Although not all students supported the increase, Glazier and Day’s dedication to the issue is commendable.
They have investigated the price of books and food on campus, and have worked with the administration in promoting students’ rights.
Josie Beth Baxter, activities vice president, did a lot of work behind the scene to make activities, like Homecoming, go smoothly.
Aaron Miller, C&O vice president, transitioned from delegate to vice president when he was needed during a rough time for SUUSA.
We thank Glazier and Day for going beyond the call of duty.
Day ran the senate efficiently and smoothly and often attended C&O Assembly meetings to make sure bills or resolutions are passed or denied correctly so the senate could work on its problems, or club or group problems, later that evening. Both worked with administration, Dean’s Council, and others to help