Mooty Elected SGA President at UA

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Hal Mooty of Montgomery was elected president of The University of Alabama Student Government Association for the 2004-2005 term.

Some 4,428 UA students voted in the SGA election held Tuesday and Wednesday, March 9-10.

Other executive officers elected were:

• Executive Vice President – Laura Beth Mitchell of Florence
• Executive Secretary – Matt Bees of Georgiana
• Vice President for Academic Affairs – Christina Carden of Hanceville
• Vice President for External Affairs – Brinkley Serkedakis of Marietta, Ga.
• Vice President for Financial Affairs – Mike Kuffner of Huntsville
• Vice President for Student Affairs – Martin Smith of Tuscaloosa

The following students have been listed as winning SGA Senate posts.

• College of Engineering: Lucas C. Hayes of Cottondale, Carson Rockett of Point Clear, Jason Hans-Alexander Lange of Tuscaloosa.
• College of Communication and Information Sciences: Lacy Nolan of Charlottesville, Va., Justice Smyth of Tuscaloosa, James “Jim” Anderson of Duluth, Ga., and Jessica Maxwell of Round Hill, Va.
• Capstone College of Nursing: Randi Hall of Fayette, Brad Moore of Northport
• College of Education: Felicia Rupert of Greensboro
• Graduate School: Abhijeet Joshi of Tuscaloosa, John Woodruff of Northport, Rebecca Rose Lutonsky of Tuscaloosa, Patrick Beeson of Tuscaloosa, Ismenia deSouza of Auburn
• Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration: Tracy Bradshaw of Germantown, Tenn., Chris Lambert of Knoxville, Tenn., Amanda Smith of Trussville, Will Demeranville of Mobile, Harris Oppenheimer of Mobile, Eddie Campbell of Birmingham (zip code 35211), Adam Rankin of Blountville, Tenn., Matt Benak of Birmingham (zip code 35243), Laura Montgomery of Collierville, Tenn.
• College of Human Environmental Sciences: Jordan Davis of Raleigh, N.C., Kelly Backus of Pensacola, Fla., Jenae Staples of Fairfield
• College of Arts and Sciences: Renee Woo of San Leandro, Calif., Virginia Thomas of Montgomery, Buddy Handey of Montgomery, Molly Page of Rainbow City, Benjamin Hinton of Tuscaloosa, Blake Barnes of Fairhope, John Musser of Adamsville, William Stokes of Brewton, Lauren Young of Homewood, Will Hoelscher of Columbia, Tenn., Forrest Lawson Bailey of Attalla, Adam Hall of Rockford, Ill., Meagan Myers of Vestavia
• School of Social Work: Stormy Miller of Duncanville
• School of Law: Jansen Voss of Alexander, Jeremy Taylor of Fort Payne

There will be a run-off election for several Senate seats Tuesday, March 16, in the Ferguson Center. Student voters also passed amendments 3, 6, 7, 10 and 14. A two-thirds majority of votes is needed to pass an amendment.