SGA votes to rename Woodrow Wilson Fellowship
Reporting about the SGA, not a record of it: The Johns Hopkins News-Letter published this and the SGA did not write it, file it, or approve it. The archive holds it because the article itself uses the phrases “sga” and “student government”.
Summary
- The Johns Hopkins News-Letter reported on the SGA’s June 30 meeting, including votes on university names, a police petition and student-organization liaison rules.
- The paper reported that the SGA unanimously supported renaming the Woodrow Wilson Fellowship and Gildersleeve House and authorized Mollin to sign a petition against the planned JHPD.
- The article says Mollin reported that the petition had more than 6,000 signatures and said, “Instead of a two-year freeze, the petition is calling for a complete stop to the private police force.”
- The reporter writes that Mudrak introduced the renaming resolution, which received unanimous approval and support from three student groups.
- The article adds that proposed liaison reforms would exclude first-year senators, while Soldatelli said, “Personally, when I was a first-year and new to the school, I worked really hard to understand everything on CSO.”
- According to the article, Mudrak added an amendment pairing first-year students with upperclassmen as primary and secondary liaisons, and the SGA unanimously approved the bill.