The Student Association, the official student governing body of Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF undergraduates, in collaboration with the Division of Student Affairs, will be increasing the ways they share important information with undergraduate students.
Student Association President Boris Gresely will now have the ability to email the undergraduate student body and post reports on the Student Affairs website. These new methods will provide the Student Association with enhanced ability to communicate with the undergraduate population, in addition to their social media accounts, website and committees.
“This semester, the Student Association has worked to create an environment of open dialogue between ourselves, the student body and the administration,” says Gresely. “These advancements in our potential avenues of communication will only add to the progress that has already been made, and continue to foster productive conversation.”
The Student Association consists of elected student representatives from each school/college that serve the interests of undergraduate students in all facets of University life.
These changes align with the ability the Graduate Student Organization president has had since fall 2010.
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