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A Message From Our New
SGA President
I am honored to serve
as next year’s SGA president for
Montreat. For those of you who
may not know me, my name is
Zeb Whiteside. I will be a junior
in the fall semester and a senior
in the spring semester. My SGA
experience began during my high
school years. Despite the financial
struggles of the high school, the
SGA set and accomplished many
goals. This experience helped me
at Montreat. I have been involved
during the most intense period
of troubles when the school was
considering closing, merging, and
eventually creating the ALL IN
initiative.
Within the last couple
months, I have taken the extra
time to meet with Willie Mangum
(Trustee and head of Alumni),
Justin Ramb (Trustee), and other
important individuals. My desire
has always been to see Montreat
flourish.
Now that Montreat is
ALL IN, I have the opportunity to
assist current and future students
through any accomplishments
SGA achieves this coming year.
As president of SGA, the following
are a few of my goals. Not unlike
previous SGA presidents, I want
to strive to better the communica
tion between faculty, students, and
Trustees. A closer relationship is
possible, and I believe next year’s
SGA can begin this process by
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maintaining a positive relationship
with the new college president
who is scheduled to be chosen
in June. Once the new president
arrives at Montreat, I want SGA
to interact frequently with this
individual so that the president
acts like a spokesperson for the
student body.
In addition, the ALL
IN plan has the potential to make
Montreat a college leading the
charge in the search for a new
higher education. During my time
in SGA, I believe that it is neces
sary for Montreat to think outside
the box for new ideas. These ideas
would include starting new aca
demic programs such as a highly
desired nursing program. A final
goal will be for the SGA to help
clarify any confusing rules and
laws in the student handbook.
1 plan to spend the
next several months discussing
additional goals with my Cabinet.
ALL IN has provided every stu
dent at Montreat an opportunity
to experience exciting changes.
Next year’s SGA will be ready to
leap at any occasion which ALL
IN might provide. 1 am excited
about the coming year and hope to
provide the student body with the
efficiency, hard work, and genuine
leadership every student deserves.
Your next SGA president,
Zeb Whiteside
By: Collin Clarke
Attention Montreatians!
Get ready for exciting things hap
pening here at Montreat College!
As of next fall, we will have a new
'Theatre major. 'This should be very
exciting for anyone who has any
interest in performing arts. We will
also see Dr. Jim Shores take a new
position as the head of the Envi
ronmental Studies Department af
ter stepping down as our Commu
nications Department Head, and
Mrs. Callan White-Hinman will be
taking over as our new director of
the Communications department.
I’m sure that good things will come
from these new changes. Also, we
are adding both tennis and lacrosse
to our sports programs. The
students seem to be very excited
about these new sports. This will
also help bring in new students to
our college community. Nothing
but good can come from these new
changes.
In other news, the All-In
Initiative is still going strong!
Effective July 1 2014, William
Haynes, an Alum of Montreat
College, will serve as our new
Chairman. According to the All-In
website, “William Haynes has
served as a college trustee for over
13 years”. This shows that Haynes
has much experience. 1 feel that
he will do great things pertaining
to the future of Montreat Col
lege. Concerning the Presidential
Search, the Board of Trustees has
decided to add Polly Haigler and
Mark Snoddy to the presidential
candidate list. 'The search seems to
be going really well.
After two months away,
any familiar place can feel new and
exciting, but after your summer
break, prepare yourself for some
really big, really wonderful, and
really faithful changes to your col
lege’s campus.
REMEMBER:
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Thurs, May 1,8pm
Gaither Fellowship Hall
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Spring Formal - The
Gatsby
Fri, May 2,8pm
The Manor House
Live, 10-piece Jazz Band
Quarter Dogs
Sun, May 4, Upm
Howerton Cafe
Study Break Hot Dogs
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Study Break
Mon, May 5,8pm
Fellowship Hall
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