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Story Archives: ULM's outgoing SGA president honored in Baton Rouge


ULM's outgoing SGA president honored in Baton Rouge
posted Thursday, May 1st, 2008 @ 1:52 pmE-mail Story E-mail Story | Print Story Print Story 
On Friday in Baton Rouge, the University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors and ULS President Sally Clausen honored the outgoing Student Government Association (SGA) presidents, including ULM's Brady Middleton, a junior secondary education major from Mangham.

This year, the SGA presidents reached out to K-12 students as part of the "R U Ready?" campaign, devoted their time to Extreme Spring Break, and were instrumental in bringing awareness to the high costs of textbooks that will result in a Legislative Resolution and early notification of textbook lists through campus Web sites.

"These student leaders represent the best and brightest," said UL System President Sally Clausen. "Not only have they worked hard on their own campuses, but they have also tackled tough statewide issues like the high costs of textbooks and campus safety. Their work will have a positive impact on all of Louisiana's students."

Middleton has accomplished the following during his presidency at ULM

— Beginning an SGA Scholarship Program

— Sponsoring this year's Presidential Lyceum Series featuring James Carville and Mary Matalin

— Passing a Student Referendum that benefits ULM's national championship Water Ski Team

— Sponsoring the first annual High School Night at ULM Football game for the R U Ready Program. (10,000 high school tickets free)

— Opening the Intermodal Transit Facility

After graduation, Middleton plans to pursue a master's in Education Administration while teaching in the secondary public education system.

"Coaching is what I love, but teaching is what I've been called to do and that is where my emphasis will lie. I plan to stay civically involved in my community and statewide with special interest in the Higher Education System. I've completely enjoyed serving my university and will truly miss my friends, co-workers, and those at the state office who have given me priceless advice over the past year," he said.
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