http://www.reportermag.com/ Tag: Election from Reporter Online. en-us http://www.reportermag.com/article/143 Michael Deyhim, former candidate for Student Government President, claimed voting irregularities seriously hurt his election bid. "SG screwed up," he said. "After all the money and time I spent, SG is saying basically, Screw you.'" Deyhim's problems started early on Monday morning, when a profile was not posted next to his name on the election website. Deyhim had sent an e-mail to RIT student and SG Systems Administrator & Developer Bob Carroll the previous week, asking to review... Fri, 25 Apr 2008 02:30:00 -0400 http://www.reportermag.com/article/143 http://www.reportermag.com/article/161 Dr. Harvey Palmer, Dean of the College of Engineering, said that he apologized to one candidate for an e-mail sent to all engineering students endorsing Student Government (SG) presidential candidate Ed Wolf in the closing hours of the election. "I certainly am not going to do this again," Palmer said. Palmer said that Wolf asked him to send the e-mail because he Palmer has access to an e-mail list of engineering students: "Wolf can't access that. He had to go to someone in the... Fri, 02 May 2008 00:00:00 -0400 http://www.reportermag.com/article/161 http://www.reportermag.com/article/154 The election results for Student Government are in after the polls opened on April 14th, finally closing on April 18th. There was a total of 3,369 voters. Ed WolfMatt Danna won the SG Presidency with a total of 1,939 votes. The COB Election will be held again later in the week, because one candidate was accidentally placed on the wrong ballot, being in the COS instead of the COB. One presidential candidate, Michael Deyhim, asked that the election results be sealed and that Wolf and Danna... Fri, 25 Apr 2008 02:30:00 -0400 http://www.reportermag.com/article/154 http://www.reportermag.com/article/97 A Reporter poll conducted in week four showed current SG President Edward Wolf leading the race for Student Government President for next year, followed by Carlos Cornejo, Michael Deyhim, and Kari Hazzard. However, most voters are still undecided. A stratified random sample of 100 students near the Infinity Quad were approached and questioned. Ten percent of respondents were Deaf or Hard of Hearing, compared to approximately 9 of the student body. No other demographics were controlled... Fri, 11 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0400 http://www.reportermag.com/article/97 http://www.reportermag.com/article/129 The Student Government Elections committee will be extending the election by three hours, so that it will end at 2:59 a.m. Friday instead of 11:59 p.m. Thursday. Michael Deyhim, a candidate for SG President, claimed that the election process was unfair to him because he did not have a profile posted for the first three hours of the election. Bob Carroll, the SG Systems Administrator and Developer said that the profile was missing because "He didn't submit one to me. This requires... Thu, 17 Apr 2008 18:29:02 -0400 http://www.reportermag.com/article/129 http://www.reportermag.com/article/138 Source: sg.rit.eduvote, Reporter tally See SG Election Results for full results. Thu, 17 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0400 http://www.reportermag.com/article/138 http://www.reportermag.com/article/115 The race for Student Government President heated up at the debates on April 8th and 9th. Candidates presented their plans on issues such as the parking crunch, the relationship between clubs and SG, and financial issues. "When we saw the candidate list, we didn't see enough strong leadership" in the race, said Ed Wolf, who is running for reelection as SG President. Representative at Large Matt Danna is his running mate. Wolf and Danna are basing their campaign on their good relationships... Mon, 14 Apr 2008 19:15:57 -0400 http://www.reportermag.com/article/115 http://www.reportermag.com/article/118 Three newcomers are running for the chance to represent Saunders College of Business by becoming the school's senator in this year's student government elections. Since Carlos Cornejo, the current senator, is running for SG President and not his senate seat, a few have shown interest in replacing him as the College of Business Senator. David Koster, third year graphic media marketing major, is currently the President of the RIT chapter of the American Marketing Association, where he had to... Mon, 14 Apr 2008 19:15:44 -0400 http://www.reportermag.com/article/118 http://www.reportermag.com/article/116 Thisie P. Schisler, an International Studies major, is running for the position of COLA Senator. She has two main goals which she hopes to achieve during her term. "One of my biggest goals right now and one of the things I find that many people from liberal arts complain about is the career fairs. There never seems to be anything there for liberal arts students," Schisler said. "RIT does an excellent job with business, science, and engineering but there is never anything for International... Mon, 14 Apr 2008 19:14:59 -0400 http://www.reportermag.com/article/116 http://www.reportermag.com/article/117 College of Science (COS) Senator Heather Drake, a fourth year Photojournalism and Biomedical Science major, is running unopposed in the upcoming election. While technically the incumbent, Drake is relatively new to the job, having started during spring quarter. She does not currently serve on any Student Government sub-committees, but is interested in working with the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, as well as the committee dealing with the new Global Village housing project. As COS... Mon, 14 Apr 2008 19:03:43 -0400 http://www.reportermag.com/article/117