Alpha wins University of Kentucky Student Government Presidency
 

Brown wins SG presidency
Issue date: 3/30/06 Section: Campus News
The Kentucky Kernel
(The University of Kentucky)

In a larger turn out than last year's student government elections, Jonah Brown [Alpha Phi Alpha] and Mallory Jenkins [Pi Beta Phi] were elected president and vice president respectively. Brown won the Greek Political Action Committee endorsement - marking the 17th GPAC endorsement winner in the last 18 elections to win the presidency.

ETA: Miss Jenkins' affiliation

Good job!!!!!!

I'm so excited for Jonah and Mal!! They totally deserved to win.

2 of our girls go Senate positions as well!

Way to go!

Is Mal in a sorority? I have yet to see (read) any mention of an affiliation for her.

All I can say is, 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-9.......06!!!!!!!! That is another reminder why I'm proud to be an Alpha.

On a related note, one of my frat is running for vice president at my school (University of Minnesota). If he wins, I'll break out a broom.

Good stuff to see our Greeks being active in SGAs! Congrats!

YES! Congratuloations!!!! :cool:

Yep, she's a Pi Phi! There are a TON of Greeks in SG this year.

Thanks. I'll edit my orginal post to include her affiliation.

Congrats to both of them!!!!:D :D

I was just down on campus last night for an initiation & saw all the Brown/Jenkins posters littered throughout the Sigma Kappa house as well as Sorority circle! :D I'm glad to hear that they won!

Even though the Alpha's are just a corporation, don't your greeks normally win the Student Government elections? As far as I can remember a greek has always won president, and at least two more positions. The only people who have a shot at winning the elections this year, are greeks. Also, it's a fraternity, not a frat.

edit: Also, if you delete this post because i said the Alpha's are just a corporation I will crap myself, because then the mods are essentially anti-truth. Thank you.

awesome!?!


is it a general trend for Alphas to be active on campus... especially in SG?

I was heavily involved in student government and noticed this trend on some campuses... to the point where many BGLOs pretty much "ran" the Black/African American population and represented that constituency. In other words, to win their vote... work with the greeks.

Quick answer: yes, Greeks have been President since I've been here