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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 17, 2003
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—Bernard
Mays of Forestdale is the new president of the Student
Government
Association at Birmingham-Southern College for the upcoming
2003-04 academic year.
Mays, a junior accounting major,
was elected by student vote. He is the son of Bernard Sr.
and Belinda
Mays. |
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The other students elected to executive
office beginning fall 2003 are Stewart Stokes of Huntsville,
a sophomore pre-medicine
major
and the daughter of Kathryn Stokes, first vice president; Amanda
Latifi of Huntsville, a junior psychology major and the daughter
of Alex and Beth Latifi, second vice president; Chris Friedman
of Fairhope, a sophomore political science major and the son
of Dr. Frank and Julia Friedman, treasurer; and George Nelson
of Mountain
Brook, a freshman undecided major and the son of Dr. George
III and Mary Nelson, secretary.
Those BSC students elected SGA representatives
for the 2003-04 academic year, listed by hometown and position,
are: ARAB:
Mary Catherine Stewart, a freshman biology major and the daughter
of Randy and Cathy Stewart, publications board representative.
BIRMINGHAM Area:
Bessemer Cutoff: Scottie Stone of Pleasant Grove, a political science
major and the son of Herbert and Barbara Stone, junior representative.
Hoover/Vestavia: Jeris Burns of Riverchase, a pre-law major and
the daughter of Jerry and Becky Burns, junior representative; Christina
Haynes of Hoover, a sophomore biology/psychology major and the
daughter of Gifford and Penny Haynes, commuter representative;
and Brett Hollett of Northern Shelby, a junior economics major
and the son of David and Luna Hollett, fraternity row representative.
South: Adam Colbert of Mountain Brook,
a sophomore undecided major and the son of Pamela Felkins Colbert
and Stanley Colbert,
men's dorm representative, and Kelly DeLoach of Homewood,
a freshman history major and the daughter of Kyle and Suzanne DeLoach,
women's dorm representative.
West: Dana Robbins of Forestdale, a freshman computer science
major and the daughter of David and Belinda Robbins, commuter representative.
CENTRE:
Webb Lyons, an undecided major and the son of Wallace and Glendacile
Lyons, sophomore representative.
CULLMAN:
Ben Miller, a biology major and the son of James and Kathy Miller,
sophomore representative.
DOTHAN:
Laura Saliba, an art-studio major and the daughter of Fred and Dale Saliba,
junior representative.
GADSDEN:
John Paul Wilson, a freshman psychology major and the son of David
and Paula Wilson, men's dorm representative.
HALEYVILLE:
Adam Israel, a business administration major and the son of Thomas and Ann
Israel, sophomore representative.
HUNTSVILLE:
Nirmi Majmudar, a sophomore undecided major and the daughter of
Arun and Smita Majmudar, publications board representative, and
Emily Wood, a freshman undecided major and the daughter of Sally
Wood, women's dorm representative.
ONEONTA:
Sunday Vanderver of Remlap, a political science major and the daughter
of Curtis and Sherry Vanderver, senior representative.
OPP:
Niki Rogers, a junior accounting major and the daughter of Jerome
and Rhonda Rogers, sorority townhouse representative.
PENSACOLA, Fla.:
Allison Irvin, an undecided major and the daughter of Elvin Jr.
and Mary Irvin, senior representative, and Caroline Parker, a
junior undecided major and the daughter of Malcolm and Alexandra
Parker, student apartments representative.
ROANOKE:
Stephanie Houston of Woodland, a political science major and the
daughter of Alisea Houston, senior representative.
ROSWELL, Ga.:
Sarah Kasbohm, a sophomore psychology major and the daughter of
Peter and Nancy Kasbohm, publications board representative.
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