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THE EXECUTIVE BOARD

VOTE 23TH, 24TH & 25TH

DID YOU KNOW?

THE ONE PARTY EXECUTIVE BOARD

IS COMPOSED OF…

THE CURRENT SA TREASURER

CURRENT CHAIR OF SENATE

FINANCE COMMITTEE

CURRENT BOARD MEMBER OF

SUB BOARD I, INC.

CURRENT PRESIDENT OF STEP

TROUPE

CURRENT HONORARY BOARD

MEMBER OF BSU

CURRENT MEMBER OF THE

HONORS COLLEGE

CURRENT VICE PRESIDENT OF

ALPHA PHI ALPHA

PAST VICE PRESIDENT OF

ALPHA EPSILON PI

CO-HOST OF A UBTV SHOW

CURRENT INTERN FOR NYS

SENATOR ANTOINE

THOMPSON

CURRENT MEMBER OF HILLEL

A TWO-TERM SENATOR ON

THE FINANCE COMMITTEE

CURRENT RA

PAST ORIENTATION AIDE

PAST PRESIDENT OF A HALL

COUNCIL

PAST VICE PRESIDENT OF A

HALL COUNCIL

A STUDENT SET TO GRADUATE

FROM THE ACCOUNTING

SCHOOL AT THE TOP OF HIS

CLASS

CURRENT SA BOOKKEEPER

Jordan Fried is a junior political science major. Jordan became involved on

campus early on, serving as the Council President of the Spaulding

Residence Hall his freshman year. While holding this office, Jordan

organized a ticket, The Bull Moose Party, ran and was elected to the SA

Senate. Jordan’s skill in business and economics made him an obvious

choice for the Senate Finance Committee, where he was quickly appointed.

As a SA Senator, Jordan worked personally with clubs and their presidents

in order to consult them on their budget issues and help review budget

proposals. After serving the Senate for a year, Jordan was successfully re-

elected to his Senator position as well as being re-appointed to the Finance

Committee this fall. In the spring of 2009, Jordan ran with The Student

Party as a candidate for SA Treasurer and was elected. Jordan Fried is

currently the treasurer of SA, working with the over one hundred and fifty

clubs on a daily basis. Besides managing a $4.2 million dollar budget, Jordan

has worked closely with the rest of the E-Board to bring 24-hour busing to

campus, improve club services, bridge the gap between students and SA,

create the new Environmental Department and a host of other pro-student

accomplishments. Jordan is an avid Buffalo sports fan and enjoys traveling,

spending time with friends and playing tennis.

Kevin Southern is a junior political science major. For the past three years,

Kevin has serviced as South Campus resident advisor working with

freshmen, upperclassmen, international and foreign exchange students. As

an RA, Kevin also served as an Orientation Aide in his sophomore year.

Kevin Southern has been involved with countless clubs on campus and has

also sat on the executive boards of several of them. Since 2007, Kevin has

been an e-board member of UB Step Troupe, and currently sits as the UBST

president. Kevin, as an involved and influential member of Black Student

Union is currently Mr. BSU, acting as a representative and extended e-

board member. In his capacity as both a member and an executive board

representative, Kevin has been involved in countless club events from UBST

step competitions, to BSU’s Black Explosion. Kevin is also Vice President of

the Delta Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Kevin’s

leadership experience extends off campus to the office of NYS Senator

Antoine Thompson where he serves as an intern. In his free time Kevin

enjoys playing football, basketball, running track and is an active member

of his church community.

Ryan Linden is a junior accounting major, in the Honors Department.

Appearing on the Deans List each semester, Ryan is currently set to graduate

in the spring of 2011 as Magna Cum Laude of the Accounting School. In his

freshman year Ryan served as the Council Vice President of Spaulding. In the

spring of his freshman year, Ryan pledged for Alpha Epsilon Pi and was elected

as the fraternity’s vice president at the end of that year. In his sophomore

year, Ryan joined Beta Alpha Psi Accounting Honors organization and served

as the faculty-student liaison for the organization. As the faculty-student

liaison, he secured proctors for the Intro to Accounting classes and supervised

for Intro to Accounting classes tutoring services. During his junior year, Ryan

was initiated as a full time member of Beta Alpha Psi and was put in charge of

the biggest community service operation on campus (Volunteer Income Tax

Assistance Program). In the fall of his junior year, Ryan also joined the Student

Association and hired as an assistant bookkeeper, and promoted to head

bookkeeper months after. Outside of the SA office, Ryan loves music (Muse,

Red Hot Chili Peppers and Radiohead), plays the guitar, piano and bass and co-

stars on the UBTV show, “The Smash with Arthur Mash.”

JORDAN FRIED,

PRESIDENT

RYAN LINDEN, TREASURER

KEVIN SOUTHERN, VICE PRESIDENT

ONE-ON-ONE WITH THE ONE PARTY

THE SUNY DELEGATES


Davonte Shannon is a junior sociology major at UB. In 2007 Davonte, who plays defensive back for the UB Bulls, became UB’s first Mid-

American Conference first-team selection after a stellar season. Davonte entered the starting lineup against Baylor in week four and

became a mainstay the rest of the season, setting a UB Division I-A record by recording 123 tackles (the seventh-best figure in school

history) and led all freshman in the nation in tackles. Davonte is the only UB player to have been named twice to the ALL-MAC first

team and has had multiple 100+ tackles seasons since joining the team. Davonte is currently the third ranking strong safety in the

nation and is seen as being a top draft pick for the NFL in the near future. Off the field, Davonte is highly involved in the community; he

frequently volunteers at the VA hospital and with several local charities. A role model to fellow students and teammates, Davonte

remains active within the Student Association, where he not only frequents SA and club events, such as Black Explosion, the Comedy

Series and International Fiesta, but also worked one on one with Amanda Jonas, current SUNY Delegate, to help SA figure out ways to

bridge the gap between the Student Association and the athletic department. In his free time, Davonte enjoys going out with friends,

playing basketball and listening to music.

Amanda Jonas is a junior English major at the University at Buffalo. She has been very active at UB since her freshman year when

she joined the Student Association at a legislative level through the Student Assembly. In her sophomore year, Amanda continued

her dedication to SA and ran with the Bull Moose Party and was elected to a seat on Senate. In the spring of 2010, Amanda ran

alongside The Student Party and was elected to the role she is currently holding now, SUNY Delegate. As a SUNY Delegate,

Amanda has worked hard to represent the students at UB not only on a campus-wide level, but also as an Upstate Representative

for the University Centers at a statewide level. Throughout her term as a delegate she has worked to fight SUNY budget cuts,

worked to keep TAP (Tuition Assistance Program) from receiving a 24 million dollar cut, and helped the SA E-Board bring 24-hour

busing to UB. Outside of SA, Amanda is in the Honors College and the Honors English program. She has been a member of the UB

Men’s Crew Team, the UB Mock Trial Team, College Republicans and currently writes for the Spectrum. Outside of the classroom,

Amanda enjoys following politics, traveling, figure drawing and is a student coach for her high school Mock Trial team.

Jennifer Harb is a junior biomedical sciences major with a minor in sociology. She is a Dean’s List student in the Honors College

at UB and an anatomy teaching assistant. On campus, she has gotten involved with a number of honor societies and currently

holds executive board positions for two such organizations. She is the Community Engagement Chair for both Sigma Alpha Pi, a

leadership society, and the Golden Key Honour Society. Jennifer is also the Community Engagement Liaison for the Student

Association and, as such, is responsible for offering community service opportunities to all undergraduates on campus. She

works closely with the Center for Student Leadership and Community Engagement office and the United Way to plan campus-

wide events such as UB Getting Dirty, a favorite among the many clubs at UB. Jennifer is also very active in the community and

frequently coordinates and volunteers with Habitat for Humanity, the American Red Cross, and ECMC, among many others. She

sat on the board to help organize Group Work Camps, a massive renovating endeavor involving five hundred students

rebuilding some of Buffalo’s neediest neighborhoods. For fun, she enjoys playing sports, sudoku, and writing. She participates in

Carefree Club Soccer, played in the International Club Soccer Tournament, and runs in her free time. She also is a staff writer for

the Spectrum.

Yazan ALsaadeh is a junior in the civil engineering department. One of UB’s many international students, Yazan came to UB in

2008 from his home country, Jordan. In his first year at UB, Yazan became a spokes person for the English Language Institute (ELI),

which is an on campus program that offers English language instruction, cultural orientation, and pre-academic training to

international students. In the fall of 2009, Yazan served on the executive boards of the United Nations club as the vice president

and OAS (Organization of Arab Students) as an overly active member. Yazan is also an active member of UB SEDS (Students for

the Exploration and Development of Space), ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers), Turkish SA and the Muslim Student

Association. During his free time, Yazan enjoys listening to traditional Arab music, traditional dancing and also is an avid soccer

fan. Yazan hopes to inspire more international students to seek office in the Student Association. He wants not only to promote

awareness and understanding of his own culture but to help all international and foreign exchange students share their diverse

cultures and experiences with the rest of UB.

DID YOU KNOW?

THE NAME "BUFFALO" COMES FROM THE FRENCH

PHRASE BEAU FLEUVE, MEANING "BEAUTIFUL

RIVER"

FUN FACT ABOUT BUFFALO

THE ALBRIGHT KNOX, FOUND IN DOWNTOWN

BUFFALO, IS ONE OF THE NATION'S PREMIER

GALLERIES AND IS HOME TO A WORLD-CLASS

COLLECTION OF MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY

ART.


OUR NUMBER ONE PRIORITY IS YOU

A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION

The University at Buffalo is the largest public research university in the state; so it should

be no surprise that the Student Association at the UB is bigger and better than any other

student government in the SUNY system. The Student Association is the voice of the

undergraduate student population at the University at Buffalo. What does this mean? This

means that SA provides the necessary funding to over 180 clubs on campus, brings free

concerts and events to all undergrads and represents the student body’s best interests at

a campus and state wide level. You make it possible for SA to provide all of these services

through the Mandatory Student Activity fee that you pay each semester. Therefore, it only

makes sense that you make a wise choice in who decides where your money goes.

WHAT WE ALREADY DO:

24-Hour Busing

24-Hour Anti-Rape Task Force

Fall Fest & Spring Fest

Fall & Spring Comedy Shows

Summer Movie Series

Fall Movie Series

Club Services

Winter & Spring Galas

Small Concert Series

Student Programming like UB Idol

UBTV

Community Engagement

Club Council events such as Engineering Ball and International Fiesta

SA Spring Break

Distinguished Speakers series

SA Book Exchange

Discounted Tickets to Buffalo Bills and Sabres games

SA Blog

Battle of the Bands

A LITTLE ABOUT WHAT WE PLAN TO IMPROVE

Provide Free Shuttles Downtown on Friday and Saturday nights

Additional Small Concerts

Refurbish the Commuter Lounges

Allow Students a More Active Role in Choosing Who Comes to Fall & Spring

Fests

More vegetarian, vegan and Halal / Kosher food options

Bring Better Programming to UBTV

SA Club House

WE HAVE OVER ONE-HUNDRED CLUBS

During our years at UB, we've learned about the various clubs and councils that help constitute the Student Association. We have noted particular

complaints and insufficiencies that need to be addressed, and we hope to do so adequately. We understand that clubs appreciate their autonomy and,

as such, we want to simply be a support system. We want to make the space, funds, and resources available for club usage whenever it is needed. We

have listened to your concerns and want to make improvements in every way that we can.

THE NICHOLAS ORRANGE MEMORIAL CLUBHOUSE

One of our first initiatives is to create the Nicholas Orrange Memorial Clubhouse. We seek to not only commemorate the life and works of a great

young man, but also to offer a venue for clubs that consistently find themselves without adequate meeting or office space. Within the fully furnished

Clubhouse, you'll be able to locate the newly-created SA Archive, lists of commonly used vendors, and necessary club forms. Additionally, we believe

the addition of computers, a printer, and supplies for poster creation would be useful amenities. This room would be staffed during Student Association

business hours to ensure that those requiring assistance have an outlet for immediate help. The Clubhouse will be located in the current coordinators

office which has a lot of wasted space. The coordinators will be relocated to new office space.

THE SA ARCHIVE

Numerous club executive boards have expressed difficulty in bridging the gap between the past and the present. Therefore, we want to create the SA

Archives, which will be housed in the Nicholas Orrange Memorial Clubhouse and available for the use of any club member. We believe these should

contain pertinent information about past executive board members, the planning of annual events, as well as relevant club history that can assist the

club in the present and future. With these new avenues of communication and information, we hope that any transition between club executive

boards will be smooth and effective.

GRANT LINES AND APPROVED VENDORS

Various club councils have different needs. It's important that these needs are recognized and appropriate actions are taken. First, we want to

supplement the individual club budgets by creating grant lines. These lines, for example, can be used for things such as buying new jerseys or

equipment or to encourage participation in various tournaments or competitions. They're open for club usage, so tell us what you need! We want our

clubs to have the resources to be as active and sophisticated as possible, and what better way to support clubs than in the area that frequently causes

the most strife. Additionally, we've seen that acquiring necessary materials for events or projects can, at times, be a lengthy and tedious process. To

facilitate this, we'd like to provide a list of approved vendors for the clubs. Therefore, obtaining approval can be quicker, which means that you receive

the items you need sooner. Of course, the use of outside vendors is still an option. We just want to quicken the process.

TRANSPORTATION FOR CLUBS

Transportation has been a recurring problem for many clubs. As a solution to this problem, we propose a number of changes. First, we will look into the

option of purchasing more vans for club usage. It is important that we have adequate resources for all the clubs included under the Student

Association. Secondly, we realize that the sign-up for vans is difficult for those that do not know their schedules months in advance. We intend on

implementing a system that will keep a certain number of vans available for short-notice usage, up to a certain point as to not withhold resources.

Thirdly, we understand that some clubs simply sign-out vans for short-term trips to run errands. Instead of renting the vans for a number of days, we

propose to offer the option of renting for a certain number of hours to increase availability. We've listened to the clubs' concerns and we hope we have

transformed them into effective solutions to facilitate club transportation at UB.

CLUB FUNDRAISING

Many of those that have attempted to fundraise have found that it is much easier said than done. However, fundraising is still a very important aspect

of club life. Therefore, we plan to establish a Fundraising Advisor position to assist those that need guidance. We want to create one more avenue for

clubs and we hope this will prove to be a very useful resource.

TEMPORARY CLUBS

We want to encourage the temporary clubs to become mainstays on our campus. Therefore, we will hold an informational meeting for these clubs to

discuss the requirements. By creating the SA Fundraising Advisor position, the clubs can also collaborate and discuss ways to raise funds for their cause

and events. Additionally, we plan to offer office space for the clubs so they have a location to meet and accomplish their goals. We will work closely

with the executive boards of the temporary clubs to assist them in becoming permanent.

VOTE MARCH 23RD,24TH & 25TH

19,000 UNDERGRADS, ONE VOICE

CARS AND PARKING ON CAMPUS

As most of us are aware, parking on campus is usually a very difficult process. We

recognize this issue and have sought out ways to alleviate the problem. First, we have

looked into a company that would bring a park-assist program to campus. This would

consist of driving up to a designated area where your car will then be parked for you, in

exchange for a small fee. We hope to take a small amount of the stress and worry out of

the students’ lives via cleaning up the mess we call parking at UB.

BRIDING THE GAP BETWEEN SA AND ATHLETES

This upcoming school year, we hope to establish and foster the necessary connections

between Divisions I athletic programs at UB and the undergraduate student population.

One initiative we’re especially excited to reveal is our goal of bringing more

undergraduates to out-of-town sporting events in which these athletes participate. We

hope to bring more inexpensive, if not free, transportation to and from and tickets for

these events. It is important to show our support for these teams outside of the UB

stadium. Similarly, as we seek to bring students to the games, we want to bring the

athletes to SA club events, such as Black Explosion, International Fiesta, and Gala.

Encouraging athlete participation and involvement in major club events brings about new

contacts, potential members, and networking opportunities. Additionally, we want to not

only broadcast the Division I games on UBTV, but also publicize and air sporting events

from various club teams. This link between athletics and the Student Association is

unprecedented and we’re excited for the addition of this new dimension.

LAUNDRY FACILITIES

As students that formerly lived in the residence halls and apartments on campus, we have

noticed that many of the laundry facilities are inadequate in both number and function.

Therefore, we hope to alleviate this problem by advocating for improvements to these

facilities through a monetary contribution towards this cause. We believe that this is an

issue that affects far too many students on a regular basis to go without the support of

the students themselves. We hope to make a noticeable difference and encourage those

students living on campus to voice their opinions and complaints.

CREDIT AND DEBIT CARDS AT CDS

The fact that many of the vendors on campus do not accept credit cards has been a

recurring complaint. Although campus cash and dining dollars are typically useful

alternatives for many students, others find that they would purchase the food and

beverages on campus much more often if credit cards were accepted. The addition and

use of UB card funds appears to be an unnecessary step in the process of purchasing

goods. Therefore, we want to initiate discussions with appropriate staff members to

change this policy. Hopefully this will make things easier for many students when they

choose to purchase food and beverages on campus. Additionally we full plan to use our

FSA board seats to lobby CDS to reach-out to more area vendors to may campus cash

more widely accepted.

UB AROUND THE WORLD

UB RANKS SECOND AMONG THE COUNTRY'S

PUBLIC RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES, AND 17TH

AMONG AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES,

IN PERCENTAGE OF INTERNATIONAL

ENROLLMENT. NEARLY 12 PERCENT OF UB

STUDENTS STUDY ABROAD—FIVE TIMES THE

NATIONAL AVERAGE. UB HAS EXCHANGE

PROGRAMS WITH 70 UNIVERSITIES AROUND THE

WORLD.

-BUFFALO.EDU


19,000 UNDERGRADS, ONE VOICE

PARTNERSHIPS WITH LOCAL POLICE

We recognize the ongoing problem with crime on and around our campuses. In order to

help prevent such unnecessary events from occurring, we plan to converse with the

Buffalo, Amherst, and UB police forces to increase collaborative efforts. In conjunction

with the other safety measures we intend to implement on campus, we hope that the

result will be a much safer area to live and work. The strength of one unified police force

can help reinforce the communication between the men and women who keep us safe

and the students who go here. Additionally we’d work to get the men and women of the

Amherst police force to campus events which we feel would open new possibilities for the

type of events we could bring to UB.

NFTA ACCESS

Niagara Frontier Transit Authority Metro Bus Pass would be a great addition to this

university. Every other institution in Buffalo provides a semester bus pass for unlimited

ride and transfers for students who attend and pay the Mandatory Student Activity Fee.

At this university we pride ourselves on the extensive and lucrative transportation system

we have. To limit overcrowding in parking lots, and to help students explore the

wonderful city of Buffalo, it would be ideal to make bus passes available for every student

at the university.

CAMPUS LIBRARIES

The state of the libraries on campus has garnered a great deal of attention this past

semester. In response to the complaints and obvious need for renovation, we will

advocate for the improvement of the libraries on campus. We believe that offering a

quality workspace for students to study is an important feature of a university and, thus,

we will promote the restoration of the libraries. Additionally, we would like to add more

lockers for students to use on campus as we recognize that there is a great demand for

this resource.

UB MERT

Safety on campus is one of our top priorities. If nothing else, the recent incident at

Lockwood Library helped us all to realize that in the event of a true emergency, a near-

immediate medical response is of the utmost importance. With the understanding that

north campus does not currently have a health service provider and would thus be unable

to provide the timely assistance deemed necessary, we want to bring the UB Medical

Emergency Response Team (MERT) to campus. With oversight from UB administration,

the Student Association, and the community, UB MERT will be able to provide first

response basic life support in the event of an emergency on campus. Students that are

state-licensed E.M.T's will be dispatched by UB police and thus will be the first to arrive at

an incident. Therefore, in the event of a medical emergency, the prompt response each

student deserves can finally be a reality.


PRIDE OF PLACE

North Campus Amherst, New York 1,192 acres, 146 buildings

South Campus Buffalo, New York 154 acres, 53 buildings

Downtown Campus Buffalo, New York New York State Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics and Life Sciences, UB Downtown Gateway, Educational Opportunity Center, Research Institute on Addictions, Ira G. Ross Eye Institute, and Jacobs Executive Development Center.

-BUFFALO.EDU

TRANSPORTATION

This year Jordan, Amanda and the other SA elected officers worked hard to bring you 24-hour

busing, but we also understand that there are still improvements that can be made on UB's

transportation system. Many students who live on campus do not have cars, and the bus to the

mall or Tops is not always a viable option. Also, transportation to downtown Buffalo is limited, and

many students enjoy spending weekends at the downtown nightlife scene.

TRANSPORTATION - CARSHARE

For students who do not have cars, or easy access to one, we will bring Buffalo Car Share to UB.

Students will be able to set up an account online, and sign up for available hours of car service.

Upon registering online, you will receive an electronic car starter, and it will be active during your

scheduled hours. All you will have to do is show up to the designated parking spot that our UB

shared car is in, and you will be able to borrow the car. Have you ever wanted to be able to stop at

Wegman's but couldn't find a way there? Well now you will have weekly access to grocery

shopping, a nearby restaurant, or the mall.

TRANSPORTATION – DOWNTOWN

We will improve the transportation system for students who would like to go to downtown Buffalo.

We are going to have meetings with NFTA in order to create a student pass for train services. This

will not only save money, but it will save the nuisance of buying a metro ticket every time you

would like to take the train. Aside from train services we are going to meet with transportation to

expand bussing services downtown on weekends. It may seem like a long shot, but after our

success with 24 hour busing, we are confident that we can work something out.

COMMUTERS

More than 60 percent of our undergraduate student population commute to campus. Why, then,

are our commuter lounges so inadequate? We recognize that these areas on campus need to be

remodeled and we fully intend on making those changes. We hope to bring in new couches and

tables, as well as new televisions and computers. With these changes, the commuter lounges

should be a comfortable area that students can go do work, catch up on some sleep, or watch

television between classes.

TEXTING PROGRAM

Have you ever had to walk back to your car, apartment, or dorm at night after a long session at the

library or an evening class? Incidentally, most of the reported attacks on campus have happened at

these precise times. Thus, it is imperative that we make an effort to ensure the safety of each and

every student. The RAVE Texting program is the first step in such an initiative. We will pay for each

student to have access to this safety measure, which simply consists of the following: upon leaving

your destination, text the dispatch number your current location, where your car is parked, and

how long it should take you to arrive there (i.e: at Student Union, Car in Jarvis B, 10 minutes). Then,

upon arriving, send a confirmation text indicating such. If the text is not sent, two designated

contacts will be called to check on your status. If neither of those contacts can confirm your

location, the UB police will be alerted and will investigate instantly. With this service available, your

safety can be secured at all hours when departing from campus.


DID YOU KNOW?

UB SPENDS MORE THAN $348.2 MILLION

ANNUALLY ON RESEARCH, SEEKING

KNOWLEDGE THAT LEADS TO NEW

CURES, IMPROVED PROCESSES,

STRONGER MATERIALS, FASTER

COMPUTERS, SMARTER SOFTWARE,

SMALLER MACHINES, AND THOUSANDS

OF OTHER IMPROVEMENTS TO LIFE THAT

FLOW FROM A GREAT RESEARCH

UNIVERSITY.

– BUFFALO.EDU

THE ONE PARTY

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THE ONE PARTY

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ONE VOICE. ONE CHOICE.

ONE PARTY.

On March 23rd, 24th and 25th, you will have the opportunity to choose your next Student Association Executive Board. Knowing how important

strong leadership is to you as an individual student, to each club and to every program and event that makes your experience at UB unique and

memorable, you must make this choice wisely. We have introduced you to our candidates, our prospectus and our vision for next near. Now it is your

turn to make the best decision you can in who you decide to support. Don't take our word for it though. Rather, look at the facts, ask around. Take a

walk around UB and see The ONE Party candidates in action. Go to the Treasurer's office where Jordan Fried manages a $4.2 million dollar budget.

Go the book keeper's desk where Ryan Linden helps clubs grow and enrich our campus culture. Go to an on campus rally, where Amanda Jonas

lobbies for your interests to the leaders in Albany. Go to events like UB Getting Dirty where Jennifer Harb redefines how UB does community service.

Go to UB Stadium, where Davonte Shannon stands out as a leader on and off the field. Go to an OAS meeting, where Yazan Alsaadeh works to bring

cultural understanding and awareness amongst diverse groups of people. Go to a BSU event to see Kevin Southern stand up as a leader in his

community and as a representative of what this university stands for.

You only have ONE vote, you only have ONE opportunity to make that vote count, and you only have ONE clear choice.

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