Create. Connect. Commit.

headed the “Lunch and Learn” event hosted by SA, where students get a free meal and can mingle and network with their professors.

Eide and Howell will also commit to funding the newly created diversity liaison position, no increase in the General Activity Fee cost and free feminine hygiene products in the Student Union bathrooms.

Howell said he hopes they can be a voice for the constituents and commit to hearing their ideas and feedback.

“The two of us, we can’t possibly think of everything that can be improved at the school, but really committing to hearing the students and their ideas is one way that we can get a broader knowledge of what students really want to happen at the school,” Howell said.

Sen. Maddie Fitch from the College of Nursing and Sen. Ryder Mortenson for the College of Agriculture Food and Environmental Sciences nominated Eide and Howell for the presidential position at the Feb. 13 Students’ Association meeting.

“I think they both have a commitment to SDSU that will take students very far,” Fitch said. “I think they see the need across a lot of platforms and they’re willing and ready to advocate for students in those senses.”