Keeping Up With Nic - SGA

My time on The Hill has officially come to an end, and I’m honored and proud to announce that I’ve officially graduated from Spring Hill College with a Bachelor’s of Political Science along with a Certificate of Free Enterprise!

Thank you to all who’ve supported my college journey, especially family and friends. I can’t put in words how much I am grateful for your support.

To my Badgers, we did it, and let us continue to do good in a world that can always use more of it! Thank you so much for having allowed me to lead you all today! The honor was not taken lightly.

May you catch me in the state of Pennsylvania in a few months!

On tomorrow, I and other members of SGA will meet with the Athletic Director of Spring Hill College to discuss ways to improve our recreational center. I sent a letter to he and President Lee over a month ago outlining proposals and changes many of you suggested. What other things would you like for us to discuss with him? Let me know in the comments below or message me directly.

As promised, I stated that I would provide a recap of what was discussed at our last SGA meeting. Here it is. Message me with any thoughts or questions.

Here are my cafeteria-related proposals. I’ve already spoken with our cafeteria manager about these proposed changes, and he has stated to me that they can commit to these proposals. | First shared to Instagram.

My ancestors marched, fought, and bled for not only my right, but for every citizen’s right to vote, no matter their race, creed, s*x. gender, s*xual orientation, nor location. I will not ever be able to fully repay them for their efforts, but at the very least—if registered—I can go out and vote to further the significance of their contributions.

My fellow young people, and especially my fellow African Americans, let us go out and be a decisive factor on tomorrow. Let us show the world that we matter and aren’t to be taken lightly.

Our ancestors fought tooth and nail for our generation, and now it is our time and turn to fight tooth and nail for the next, and that begins by voting.

Go out on tomorrow and cast your .

On the journey towards justice, it is essential that we not only take action, but also work to change attitudes, and instill in future generations a sense of respect for all of mankind by leading by example.

We can change the narrative if we all work to do so, and acknowledge that this problem is a problem for everyone, and for every American, not just one particular group of people.

On today, .