March 26, 2003 - Campaign, Health and Wellness Fair
The 2003 Student Government Association campaign, in which a heated election process took place, was a stark contrast from the previous year's campaign, when all candidates were unopposed.
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These campaign signs promoted the Student Government elections, which took place on March 26 and 27.
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Marcia Delia checked student ID cards from everyone who voted.
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Matt Cinquino, a sophomore, fills out a ballot.
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The members of A Place to Talk worked a registration table outside Room 108 Lares.
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Massage therapists were present at the health fair to demonstrate their services.
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Mai Diep allowed herself to experience a foot massage.
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The fair transformed room 108 Lares.
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A few students congregate around a health provider's table.
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A view of the tables at the fair.
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This poster listed the consequences of smoking for all to see.
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These representatives made sure students were aware of mental health disorders.
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Lisa Fetcher posted this sign outside room 109 Lares imploring students to vote for her as SGA President.
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Cancer has affected many college students and their family members.
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Students were given the opportunity by many providers to sign up for various services.
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A view of the entire fair area.
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Yvonne Thompson and Dean and CEO Dr. Karen Wiley Sandler stop to chat with hospital staff.
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A student, with the help of Student Life Assistant Elaine, votes in the SGA elections.
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This sign advertised the health fair well in advance of the event.
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Campaign literature filled most of this and other bulletin boards.
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Sidewalk chalk advertising candidates was everywhere.
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"Vote Julia for Secretary" was a popular campaign slogan that was visible everywhere.
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Lisa Fetcher utilized an innovative way of campaigning: by writing her name on the side of steps.
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Some vandals had a little fun with the campaign slogans as well.
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Ashley Martin and Julia Cheskis violated the rules by posting signs on the wall with tape in the Woodland building.
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Ashley also hung signs on the doors entering into and exiting from the Lares building.
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A bulletin board in the Sutherland building where signs are posted.