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campus.”
Early College Program. Senator Gabby
Aladesuyi, head of the Diversity and
Inclusion Committee, along with other
members of her committee, will be sitting - Gabby Aladesuyi
down with Dr. Runee Sallad, director of the
SNELLVILLE • COVINGTON Early College Program, to discuss how best
770 923 9695 | 770 787 4347 SGA can improve the relationship between knowledge of the governing documents of
GC and the Early College Program. SGA in her new role as PPT to maximize
The Diversity and Inclusion Committee the impact that SGA can have on campus.
“I think there’s a lack of understanding
2176 Oak Road is also working on a diversity week for the
for exactly what our governing documents
spring semester. Aladesuyi and the rest
Lawrenceville, GA of SGA are working hard to further the say and what they can be applied to, with
jandjbrickmaterials.com conversation and action on diversity on different student organizations,” Lord said.
GC’s campus. While SGA has only just begun its work
“We are really trying to push the for the semester, the senators and leadership
conversation of what diversity and are already working in committees and
inclusion can do for a college campus and with GC administrators on legislation.
especially a liberal arts campus, and we GC students will gain a better idea of the
want to change the conversation from being specifics of SGA’s agenda as it begins
among minority students to being among debating newly proposed legislation at its
all students,” Aladesuyi said. upcoming meeting on Friday, Oct. 6.
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