Read the candidates’ profiles:
SGA president: Nate Arnold, Daniel Becker, Justin Brown, Thomas Pressly
SGA vice president: Brett Major, Haley Murphy
SGA treasurer: Jacob Barnes, Perry Cunningham
PC chair: Kristen Chapman

Brett Major

Hometown: Omaha, Neb.
Year in school: Sophomore
Major: Psychology and English
Organizations: Orientation Staff, Frog Aides Executive Board, Student Foundation, Chancellor’s Leadership Program
Current SGA position: House of Representatives, Campus Advancement Committee
Facebook group: Brett Major for Vice President
I want to be vice president to be a voice for students and to create positive change on our campus.
The most pressing issue on campus is making sure students are informed about everything our school has to offer.
I would like to use the online campus calendar that is currently being created to keep students up to date and informed about events on campus.
If elected, I would like to improve the shuttle service to the airport so students don’t have to pay outrageous taxi cab fares. I will continue research on a campuswide safe ride program. I would also continue working on the dining plan to make sure it is something all students are happy with. And last but not least, I would like to see our school continue to progress in a more eco-friendly direction.

Haley Murphy

Hometown: Roswell, N.M.
Year in school: Junior
Major: Political science and history
Organizations: Student Organizations Committee, University Court, Model United Nations, Chi Omega
Current SGA position: Executive Committee, Junior class representative
Web site: www.murphyforvp.com
If elected, I feel that I could make a positive impact on students’ lives and would be an effective and dedicated vice president.
The most pressing issue on campus is increasing student involvement in campus organizations and activities.
I plan to address this issue by making students more aware of events and by funding more first-year programs and increasing funding if the event is successful.
Campus safety could be addressed by extending Froggie-Five-O hours and installing more lights. The creation of a “High Pass” option when taking a class Pass/No Credit would allow students who make an A to have it noted on their transcripts for graduate schools and future employers to see. Finally, the installation of a campuswide recycling program would be easy, affordable and would make TCU “greener.