The Journal

Issue date: 4/12/07 Section: News

Alexandrea Barney, sophomore, legal studies major

Jay Bonzano, senior, psychology major

Elizabeth Eisele, junior, broadcast journalism major

Heather Sweeney, junior, music education major

Patrick Vacek, junior, computer science

Spencer Campbell, freshman, advertising major

Mario Santander, junior, buisness administration major

LaCreshia Griffin-Pope, freshman, audio production major

Ashley Heath, senior, media communications major

Allie Park, sophomore, public relations major

Renae Washington, senior, media communications major

Katie McComb graduate student in communications management

Johnetta Cunningham, freshman, legal studies major

Angela Moritz, junior, education major

Jessie Chappell, freshman, education and international relations major

Joanna Imbeault, junior, education major

Gregory Sabo, sophomore, music compostion major

Derick Tramel, sophomore, music education major

Vote for Student Government Association representatives online at

http://www.webster.edu/sga.

Voting begins at 12:01 a.m. April 16 and ends at 11:59 p.m. April 19.

Campaign Rules are as follows:

- Campaigning may begin immediately after the deadline for applications has passed (5 p.m. April 6) and can continue through the end of the elections.

- All campaign efforts must be in accordance with the university policy on Posting Notices and Solicitation, found in the Student Handbook.

- This information also is available at:
http://www.webster.edu/studentlife.StuA/handbook/solicita.htm

- Advertising or campaigning is not allowed within 10 feet of any public campus computer. Since the elections are online, all computers are considered polling stations.

- No overly-aggressive campaigning is allowed, such as standing on the Quad saying "Hey you, vote for me!"

- Passive advertising is allowed, such as signs, flyers, etc.

- Passing out flyers to those who walk by is allowed.

- People are allowed to approach candidates, but candidates should not be approaching people who are otherwise engaged (studying, eating, etc.)

- Campaign violations will be handled on a case-by-case basis by the elections commissioner, the director of the University Center and Campus Activities.

- If considered serious enough, violations could be referred judicially through the Dean of Students office.

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