Treasurer Candidate

 

Stine Lunden

Junior accounting major

Slagelse, Denmark

 1. What are your goals if elected Student Government Association treasurer?  To define a profitable investment direction for the funds entrusted to me as treasurer. Provide funding and allocate funds to the various organizations that bring prestige and notoriety to the university. I also want to obtain a tax exempt 501c3 designation with the IRS so that local, state, national and global businesses can support SGA with contributions, which will be a tax deductible to those businesses or persons. And most importantly, provide funds for having fun to my fellow students at TCU.
 2. What are your qualifications to serve as Student Government Association treasurer?  I am currently the treasurer of the International Student Association. I am a business major with an appropriate knowledge of accounting and financial management. My exposure to a global variety of treasury systems will assist investment opportunities.
 3. What is the No. 1 issue you think the House should take up next year, and what is your suggestion for what the House should do?  Bring business before the House that is fun for the TCU student body while attracting quality students. For example, entertainment such as concerts. Also fund and promote international exchange and travel for the purpose of attracting diverse international students.
 4. What is the one unique thing you have done as a student at TCU that sets you apart from other students?  I will be first international student to hold an office in the SGA.
 5. Do you think student government fees should be increased? Why or why not?  SGA should be a self-supporting organization by providing local, state, national and global services and benefits that will generate student government revenue - i.e. have computer service students work with local businesses to develop global Web sites.
 6. How much influence do you plan to have upon how PC relegates its budget?  My influence with Programming Council is to direct and promote creativity outside of the traditional governing and revenue generating process, while providing necessary funding to noteworthy proposals. How? By using GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) to maintain all financial record keeping.


 

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