Keene State College’s Student Assembly was called to order on Tuesday, Feb. 13.

KSC first-year Angelique Inchierca, the founder of the new student club ‘Owls Sign Language Club’ requested the approval for the constitution of the club. On being asked what the goals of the club were, co-advisor Beth Zinn said they aim towards learning together and bringing Deaf culture awareness in the college and the community.

The constitution of the club was approved unanimously.

The president of the Social Activities Council (SAC) and KSC senior Kayla Halde went in front of the assembly to provide the updates of the SAC’s constitution. The updates included reassigning responsibilities to club members and editing some of the position titles for E-board members.

SAC’s request was unanimously agreed upon.

As a courtesy, Brandon Mathiew said Dr. Sara Goldrick-Rab, professor of Higher  Education Policy and Sociology at Temple University, will speak at Keene State College on “Paying the Price: College Costs, Financial Aid, and the Betrayal of the American Dream” on Thursday, February 15, 7:00pm in the Mable Brown Room.

Puja Thapa can be contacted at pthapa@kscequinox.com

 

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Puja Thapa is an enthusiastic Nepali woman who brings meaningful and creative impact to the world. She is graduating from Keene State College in May 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in business management with minors in studio arts and women and gender studies. As Administrative Executive Editor for two years at the national award-winning student newspaper, The Equinox, she has strengthened her leadership, organizational, and communication skills. Puja has also explored her interest in photography and writing through the newspaper and has produced national and state-level award-winning content. Her journey from Nepal to the U.S. has helped her evolve into a deeply conscientious and highly adaptable contributor to society. She is always looking forward to experiencing and excelling at new opportunities.