Deadline Today: ASG Senate Applications
Applications for candidates who are interested in running for ASG Senate vacancies for the Spring 2013 semester are now available.
Senate applications can be completed online at https://asgforms.uark.edu/ and students can download Senate Election Packets at asg.uark.edu. Applications must be submitted by noon today, Feb. 4. No exceptions will be made on late applications or missed orientation sessions.
Spring elections for the 2012-13 ASG Senate will be held from 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 6, until 4 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 7, at vote.uark.edu. Paper ballots will be available in the office of student activities (Arkansas Union A665).
Applicants must meet co-curricular requirements as outlined in the Code of Student Life. Any questions regarding Senator duties should be referred to Mike Norton, ASG chair of Senate, at asgsen@uark.edu.
Contacts
Mike Norton, ASG Chair of Senate
Associated Student Government
479-575-5255,
asgsen@uark.edu
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