Lachkar, Mooney declare bid for presidency on SPA ticket
By Carolyn Lamberson
Of tlw Emerald
Sarah Lachkar and Jodie
Mooney, stressing diversity and
the importance of equal student
representation in government,
have announced their can
didacy for the ASUO presiden
tial and vice-presidential
positions.
I^chkar and Mooney, runn
ing on the Students for a Pro
gressive Agenda ticket, each
have a year’s experience in stu
dent government and said they
represent a broad-based selec
tion of student groups and in
dividual student interests.
Lachkar is a junior interna
tional relations major with a
double minor in business and
French. Currently she is the
ASUO assistant finance coor
dinator. is involved with the
Sister University Project and is
a member of Pi Beta Phi
Sorority.
Her involvement with the
financial aspect of government
will be an asset to her can
didacy. she said.
“My work as the assistant
finance coordinator has put me
in contact with many programs.
I am able to see what each
groups’ needs are and what the
individual student’s needs
are.” Lachkar said.
Mooney is a second-year law
student and currently chairs the
Incidental Fee Committee.
“I know the budget process
inside and out,” she said, ad
ding her experience as a law
student gives her insight into
state law that a non-law student
would not have.
Mooney also stressed her
non-traditonal student status as
being important in bringing
diversity to the SFA ticket. The
fact that she is a member of the
gay community will help her in
representing minority groups
on campus fairly, she said.
One issue Lachkar and
Mooney would like to see
stressed in student government
is student empowerment.
“A lot of students don’t
realize the power conferred to
them by state law,” Mooney
said, citing the fact the ASUO is
one of a few student govern
ments in the country that
allocates its own fees through
the incidental fee process.
“This is one of the most
powerful student governments
in the country, and that is
precious to us,” Mooney said.
“To lose that, even incremen
tally, would be a real disservice
to students.”
Lachkar and Mooney have
worked closely this year
through the budget process and
said they work well together
and complement one another.
“We have a good working
relationship,” Mooney said. "I
tend to be a good administrator
Some people have said 1 have
run the IFC this year like a
machine, just cranking groups
through (the budget hearings).
But I’m good behind a desk, and
as a vice president that’s real
important.
“Sarah on the other hand is
better qualified to deal with the
public,” she added.
Other issues the candidates
will focus on will be improved
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