Trivia?!

Hello Trinity students,

The Academic Affairs committee of the SGA has been very active this year making Trin better with the course evaluations, the registrar’s forms in Mather, and ISBN numbers.  We would to continue to make academics fun and exciting by organizing Interdepartmental Trivia night among different departments.  This would mean that different majors would form teams and compete in a trivia competition.  We are thinking that it would be an evening affair and that professors would also be part of the game.

However,  we would like to know if students would be interested in something like this before going through with concrete plans.  We welcome all feedback, comments, concerns, questions, and ideas for a Trivia Night.  Please let us know so that we can make this happen for you!

Academic Affairs Post

Hello all–

So this semester I worked on getting registrar’s forms in Mather and getting a student on the Reading Initiative Committee. So far, both have worked out well. If there are any other forms students would like to see at Mather, please let me know. Otherwise, we’ll try to make sure that all the forms are there.

If anyone has a suggestion for the Academic Affairs committee for next semester please let us know! We are always trying to improve the Academic atmosphere of this campus!

have a happy holidays and good exam week!

Some Academic Affairs News…

Hello All–

Quick update on what I’ve been working on as apart of the Academic Affairs committee.  After going to the First Year Orientation Debrief, an idea was introduced to have a student on the committee that selects the book that First Years read over the summer before school starts.  I met with Dean Lindsey who welcomed it as a good idea.  Last night, I brought it to the SGA body, and we elected Alison Ford as our student representative to the Reading Initiative Committee. So Congrats to her!

Along with Terry, we have worked very hard with the Registrar’s Office to get a cabinet that would have some popular registrar forms placed in Mather.  Hopefully, it will be by the post office so that students can drop off the forms at the post office and send it through inter-campus mail.  Thanks to Patricia McGregor for working with us to make this possible.

If anyone would like to have more forms other than the ones that are already online to be online, please email me or straight to the registrar, Patricia McGregor, with your suggestion.  She is very open to uploading most forms that can be put online on the registrar’s website.