Puja Thapa

Administrative Executive Editor

The Student Government is looking for a representative for the class of 2020, a Vice President and a representative for the class of 2022 and a president, a VP, a treasurer, a secretary and four representatives for the class of 2023.

Student Body President Davis Bernstein asked the assembly to encourage their first-year friends to apply for the positions.

According to Student Body VP Sara Olson, the student government is distributing petitions on the Student Involvement Fair and they are due on Friday, September 13. Olson said on September 18, the Student Body will table at the Student Center from 9 am to 9 pm for the elections. They are using paper ballots this semester while a Wufoo form was used last semester.

Student Government Advisor Jennifer Ferrell informed the assembly of the moving of the Student Involvement Fair on Thursday, September 5 instead of Wednesday, September 4 due to weather conditions.

Ferrell also shared the information about the Memorial Gallery for Nicholas Leppla, a senior Keene State student who recently passed away on August 23, 2019. She asked the assembly to direct fellow friends to her if they want to contribute.

The e-board members shared the assembly the meeting times of their committees.

The student assembly meets every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.

Puja Thapa can be contacted at pthapa@kscequinox.com

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Puja Thapa

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.