Kheireddine said the goal of the care packages are for SG to buy the items in bulk, so that every organization does not have to buy items individually. If an event needs food, SG would prepare paper plates, napkins and silverware per the organization’s request. The Discount and Services Center will be beneficial to student organizations because of the “student organizations event care packages,” which would essentially give student organizations a large number of items they will need for events, according to Kheireddine. SG secured a location next to the Dining Services located on the first floor of the MSC across from the Federal Credit Union since there were plans to renovate the area.
The recommended funding amount of $60,000 would cover half of the construction cost of the space, which does not include tickets, staff or housing expenses. “The Busch Gardens deal will be an improvement from what we have seen before and also a continuation of what students have loved previously,” Kheireddine said. The specific discount amounts for the theme parks have not been announced, but Kheireddine said they will be in the next couple of weeks. Partnerships with Universal and Disney World have been secured, but Busch Gardens is still being finalized by members of SG’s executive branch. In the future, Student Body President Moneer Kheireddine hopes to eventually sell Bucs or Rays tickets, as well as other promotional items for events around the state.
The Discounts and Services Center is a space funded by SG that will provide Bull’s Country key cards, for discounts at local restaurants and services green books for testing, discounted prices for amusement parks and promotional SG items.
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For the college students that enjoy a free or discounted deal, Student Government (SG) is operating a Discounts and Services Center in the Marshall Student Center (MSC) to aid student’s budgets and organizations on campus.
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