2010 Election Results
Presidential Slate
Slate 59 - Drew Smith and Mark Rooney
Senatorial Race
Candidate L - Lane Hart
Candidate A - Dana Richman
Candidate P - Chase Whitehead
Candidate C - Michael Linger
Candidate G - Philip Dinovo
Candidate M - Riley Quinn
Candidate H - Derek Volmering
Candidate J - Andres Lopez-Montoya
Spring Election Candidates
Slate 47 - Martin Jarvis, and Chris Carey
Slate 59 - Drew Smith, and Mark Rooney
Candidates:
LGBT Basics: An Ally Perspective
An introduction to Lesbian, Gay Bisexual and Transgender topics for students who want to be supportive of LGBT Peers.
Elections Grievance Form now Online
Please visit http://sites.ucfilespace.uc.edu/sga/efc-grievance-form to file a grievance against an at-large candidate or slate in the 2010 Election.
2010 Spring Election Packets Available
Election packets for At-Large candidates and Slates are now available on the Student Government Website: http://sites.ucfilespace.uc.edu/sga/election-information and in the Student Government Office, 655 Steger Student Life Center.
Official Student Bus Trip to the Sugar Bowl
The UC Alumni Association, in conjunction with UC Athletics, the Student Alumni Council and UC Student Affairs, has prepared a STUDENT BUS TRIP for UC's trip to the Sugar Bowl.
The Great American Smoke-out
The Great American Smoke-out is this Thursday, November 19th from 12 PM - 2 PM in front of TUC.
SGA Supports Mitch's Mission
UC Football and Student Government Unite Behind Mitch’s Mission
CINCINNATI –“There are some things in the world that are bigger than football,” says University of Cincinnati (UC) football Head Coach Brian Kelly concerning Mitch’s Mission. The UC Football Team and Student Government (SG) have joined forces to support 11 year old cancer patient, Mitch Stone, by taking donations of $3 for red, white and blue wrist bands to help Mitch’s family tackle medical costs and visibly support one of the Bearcats greatest fans.
SGA Welcomes New President
The Student Government Association (SGA) would like to sincerely congratulate and welcome President Williams to campus for his first day at the University of Cincinnati (UC).
Is Cincinnati on the Right "Track"?
CINCINNATI –On Wednesday, October 21, 2009, at 2:00 pm the University of Cincinnati (UC) Student Government will be hosting an on-campus debate about issue 9—the anti-rail legislation. Mark Miller will be representing the Coalition Opposed to Additional Spending & Taxes (COAST) who is in favor of the referendum and Roxanne Qualls from Cincinnatians for Progress will argue the counter.