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SGA elects student speaker in last Senate of academic year

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By Sam Wright
| JMU Breeze
The Student Government Association (SGA) elected Caroline Spurling as the Speaker of the 112th Student Senate at JMU at their last meeting of the academic year on Tuesday. Caroline Spurling elected speaker Junior and current SGA Legislative Affairs Chairperson Caroline Spurling was elected as the SGA’s speaker. Spurling was nominated by freshman Academic Senator Brady Dunn for the College of Arts and Letters Brady Dunn. Because Dunn nominated Spurling, he gave the first pro speech on her behalf.
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SGA hears presentation and proposed amendments at last Senate of the semester

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By Sam Wright
| JMU Breeze
The Student Government Association (SGA) heard a presentation from the Campus History Committee, passed a resolution in recognition of University President Jim Schmidt and another resolution to amend the SGA’s constitution preamble at its last Tuesday Senate of the academic year. Campus History Committee plays Kahoot game A Student Representative to the Campus History Committee senior biology major Ryan Sauer delivered an unusual presentation on JMU’s history.
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New student body president, Jessica Abadji, plans to promote transparency

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By Emma Notarnicola, Sam Wright
| JMU Breeze
Eight years ago, sophomore biophysical chemistry major Jessica Abadji moved to Woodbridge, Virginia, from Ghana. After facing the challenges of university applications as a first-generation student, Abadji found herself at JMU. Last Wednesday, she was elected student body president. About Abadji Abadji said one of her greatest strengths comes from her background as an immigrant and first-generation student: adaptability. “Coming here [was] definitely a culture shock.
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