1. Diversity outreach
Gateway Students Form Multicultural Organization Covington, Ky. " The Gateway Community and Technical College Student Government Association (SGA) has approved the creation of a Multicultural Student Organization. The organization's focus will be to enhance Gateway's diversity goals and promote diversity while exploring and learning from the different cultures that our diverse student body represents, said Chris McGreevy, SGA vice president of public relations. McGreevy said the organization welcomes all Gateway students. It will work to provide a support system for minority students, assist in the retention and success of minority students and offer scholarships to minority students. Theresa Little, a Title III counselor at Gateway, will serve as advisor to the new organization.

2. One-stop web site portal
The Gateway Community and Technical College Student Government Association has a new internet home! SGA has officially launched a new website, www.gateway.kctcs.edu/sga. The Gateway Community and Technical College not only has an active Student Government Association, but the SGA has now implemented a new facet of communication, said Keram J. Christensen, SGA V.P. for Diversity. Christensen has spearheaded the implementation and design of the webpage since his election to the position this summer. The site was designed to be an access point for students of Gateway CTC to check on current happenings, upcoming events and as a way for the community to stay up to date on what the students at Gateway are accomplishing. The SGA website has features including a list of active members, how the SGA operates and for what purpose and a constantly updated events/calendar page. Establishing an easy to access way for the school and the community to see how the Gateway students serve the area is a top priority for the current SGA, says Chris McGreevy, SGA V.P. for Public Relations.

Campus transportation
The U-Pass program will provide all-access SmarTrip cards to full-time undergraduate, graduate, and law school students, who will be required to purchase the passes as part of their enrollment fees for $130 per semester.

Campus traditions 
We have worked to streamline the move-in process by publishing exact room assignments and roommate details on BisonWeb at least two weeks before the move-in day. This allowed us to cut down on the long lines and housing assignment conflicts that arise at the start of every year.

One-stop web site portal
We have purchased TurboVote, an online service that makes it easy for college student to vote while outside of their home state.

Source: SG Signature Programs Smart Form submitted by 16-17 HUSA President, Allyson Carpenter, on 12/16/16