Opinion Editor Mariana Fabian and Correspondent Koen Rodabaugh talk to members of Student Government about the recent veto of a bill aiming to increase accessibility to naloxone and basic first aid training for RAs.
Student Government
Student government held their final session before passing proceedings along to the executive officers of the 103rd session.
McKenzy Heavlin, a first-year graduate student in electrical engineering and student body president, sent an official notice of veto for Resolution 106, Naloxone and Basic First Aid Act, to the Student Senate in an email on March 23.
After a runoff election between Timothy Reid/Allison Markert and Nina Kudlak/Will Vuncannon, it was announced that Reid and Markert won the Student Government election for student body president and vice president for the 103rd session.
Student Government announced the results of this year’s election at their Election Reveal Party in Talley Student Union, and a runoff election between Timothy Reid/Allison Markert and Nina Kudlak/Will Vuncannon will be held to determine student body president and vice president.
Technician and Nubian Message co-hosted the annual student body president and vice president debate to allow students to get a better understanding of this year’s candidates and their platforms.
Stallworth and Nwosu’s campaign is dedicated to wellness and security, student life and community, diversity and school spirit. Their goal is to make NC State feel more like home.
Reid and Markert’s campaign focuses on connectivity, equality and inclusion, mental health, easing academic stress and accessibility. Their goal is to enhance the student experience.
Kudlack and Vuncannon’s campaign includes plans to advocate for mental health resources, sustainability initiatives and campus safety. They said they also want to increase communication between students and Student Government.
