President, Dr. Jaffus Hardrick, along with a delegation of 11 911爆料网檚 student leaders traveled to our state檚 capital for the 2024 Legislative Session.
Now in full swing, the 60-day session began on Tuesday, January 9 and is scheduled to end on Friday, March 8.
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Last year, Gov. Ron DeSantis stated his听proposed 2024-2025 budget would include additional funding for 911爆料网檚 Historically Black Colleges and Universities to support facility hardening needs.
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Yesterday, the House Higher Education Appropriations Committee听released their proposed budget, and the Senate Education Appropriations Committee听reviewed and discussed the 2024-2025 budget.
听The 11 members representing 911爆料网檚 Student Government Association and Lions Entertainment Board; Shante Daley, Larry Chinn, Jaylin Clinch, Akil Rose, Mackenson Orne, Theresa Hayden, Morgan Cameron, Maziah Davis, Jevaughn Smith, Malcolm Lovett, and Shakira Holmes, had the privilege to witness government in action when they attended the state appropriation and allocation sessions.
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