ASG Campaign Begins Today; Students Will Vote Sept. 9-11
Campaigning begins at 6 p.m. today for Associated Student Government Senate and Graduate Student Congress elections. Candidates will be running for at-large seats in both the ASG Senate and the ASG Graduate Student Congress.
Fall 2014 elections for Associated Student Government Senate and Graduate Student Congress will be held from 9 a.m. Sept. 9 to 4 p.m. Sept. 11 at vote.uark.edu. Election results will be emailed and posted on the ASG website by 10 p.m. on Sept. 11. Undergraduate and law students can vote for ASG senators while graduate students will be able to vote for ASG Graduate Student Congress representatives.
For further questions about the campaign and election process, email Chief Justice Ranger Guillory at asgjcj@uark.edu or call the ASG office at 479-575-5205.
The Associated Student Government at the University of Arkansas is a student-led organization that acts as an organized voice for all students and strives to effectively represent student interest.
Contacts
Ranger Guillory, ASG chief justice
Associated Student Government
479-575-5205,
asgjcj@uark.edu
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