Rally in Tally is an annual event hosted and produced by the Florida Student Association. Students from Florida's public universities come together to lobby on behalf of the 300,000 students that attend Florida's public universities. Transportation to and from Tallahassee is covered by Student Government. Students that choose to attend will be responsible for their own lunch. Space is limited and is reserved on a first come, first served basis. Sign up below to reserve your spot!
Showing posts with label Tallahassee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tallahassee. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Friday, January 17, 2014
UF is Dedicated to Creating More Study Space
Check out my Letter to the Editor that ran in the Alligator today:
President Machen recently unveiled a plan to create more student study space on the first floor of Marston Science Library. I could not be more supportive of this decision. According to the Student Experience in the Research University (SERU) survey, UF students identify more study space as the biggest need at UF.
The plan to add study space for nearly 700 students is a much needed improvement. Student Government recognizes the need for more study space, and we are working to create even more study locations on campus.
One of my biggest priorities this semester is to secure funding to transform Newell Hall into a study space equipped with the latest technology and infrastructure to support the needs of students in the 21st century. Newell Hall, when combined with the new plans for Marston, will increase student study space by 40 percent.
I will be working with External Affairs Chair, Abby Whiddon to lobby the state legislature in the upcoming session, but we are going to need some help. We will need the entire student body to help us show the elected officials in Tallahassee that renovating Newell Hall is a project worth investing in.
Go Gators,
Christina Bonarrigo
UF Student Body President
President Machen recently unveiled a plan to create more student study space on the first floor of Marston Science Library. I could not be more supportive of this decision. According to the Student Experience in the Research University (SERU) survey, UF students identify more study space as the biggest need at UF.
The plan to add study space for nearly 700 students is a much needed improvement. Student Government recognizes the need for more study space, and we are working to create even more study locations on campus.
One of my biggest priorities this semester is to secure funding to transform Newell Hall into a study space equipped with the latest technology and infrastructure to support the needs of students in the 21st century. Newell Hall, when combined with the new plans for Marston, will increase student study space by 40 percent.
I will be working with External Affairs Chair, Abby Whiddon to lobby the state legislature in the upcoming session, but we are going to need some help. We will need the entire student body to help us show the elected officials in Tallahassee that renovating Newell Hall is a project worth investing in.
Go Gators,
Christina Bonarrigo
UF Student Body President
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Community Leaders Dinner at the Governor's
Last night I, along with other University of Florida student leaders, had the honor of attending Governor Rick Scott's Community Leaders Dinner that was held at the Governor's Mansion in Tallahassee. I am incredibly proud to represent the Gator Nation and was truly honored to be able to attend such an exquisite event and be surrounded by other notables from all over the state. Seeing how dedicated and hardworking the leaders and members of our state government are keeps my staff and I motivated and striving to be the absolute best we can be while representing such an amazing university. Go Gators!
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