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Joshua Seiden
Issue date: 11/26/07 Section: News
- Megan Henderson
Superior Court appointed
The Student Government Association (SGA) finally named justices to the 2007-08 UMKC Superior Court during its Nov. 14 meeting.
All seven appointees are current students in the School of Law. Nathaniel McGraw Jones, third-year, will serve as chief justice. The associate justices are Jonathan Soper, third-year; Brad Boffeli, Michael Miller, Torie M. Orton and Scott A. Woods, second-year; and Audrey McCormick, first-year.
According to Article VII, Section D of the SGA Constitution, "All justices shall be appointed and approved by the Student Senate at the first regularly scheduled meeting in April. All Justices shall serve a one-year term beginning on May 1 and concluding on April 30 of the following year."
As the judicial arm of SGA, the Superior Court handles issues such as election disputes and SGA and council constitutional questions.
- Joshua Seiden
Bloch news on Facebook
One school at UMKC began the month with a foray into pop culture.
The latest news from the Henry W. Bloch School of Business and Public Administration is now available on a social networking site, www.facebook.com.
"The content on Facebook for Bloch is information about our Study Abroad program," said Victoria Prater, director of communications.
The Center for International Business at the Bloch School offers four exciting trips to Europe and Asia. The trips will be planned by accompanying professors. Students earn course credit upon successful completion. Students will also be eligible for two trips for a maximum of six credit hours. There will be complementary lectures on international business and Asian and European culture provided before and after the trips.
For those interested in the study abroad programs, applications are available in Bloch 115. Priority deadline for application and deposit is Nov. 30. Applications will be accepted until Jan. 15. Scholarships and financial aid are available.
Superior Court appointed
The Student Government Association (SGA) finally named justices to the 2007-08 UMKC Superior Court during its Nov. 14 meeting.
All seven appointees are current students in the School of Law. Nathaniel McGraw Jones, third-year, will serve as chief justice. The associate justices are Jonathan Soper, third-year; Brad Boffeli, Michael Miller, Torie M. Orton and Scott A. Woods, second-year; and Audrey McCormick, first-year.
According to Article VII, Section D of the SGA Constitution, "All justices shall be appointed and approved by the Student Senate at the first regularly scheduled meeting in April. All Justices shall serve a one-year term beginning on May 1 and concluding on April 30 of the following year."
As the judicial arm of SGA, the Superior Court handles issues such as election disputes and SGA and council constitutional questions.
- Joshua Seiden
Bloch news on Facebook
One school at UMKC began the month with a foray into pop culture.
The latest news from the Henry W. Bloch School of Business and Public Administration is now available on a social networking site, www.facebook.com.
"The content on Facebook for Bloch is information about our Study Abroad program," said Victoria Prater, director of communications.
The Center for International Business at the Bloch School offers four exciting trips to Europe and Asia. The trips will be planned by accompanying professors. Students earn course credit upon successful completion. Students will also be eligible for two trips for a maximum of six credit hours. There will be complementary lectures on international business and Asian and European culture provided before and after the trips.
For those interested in the study abroad programs, applications are available in Bloch 115. Priority deadline for application and deposit is Nov. 30. Applications will be accepted until Jan. 15. Scholarships and financial aid are available.
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Praying for Jesse Ross
posted 11/27/07 @ 4:22 PM CST
Why has the UNews not covered the 1 year anniversary of Jesse Ross' disappearance. The Kansas City Star had a front page article. This is supposed to be UMKC, Jesse's school. (Continued…)
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