Forming new club gave me confidence, opportunity
Mitch Kipp, Columnist
April 10, 2018
Seven months ago I never would have imagined where I am now. I wasn't involved in any organizations, but I wanted to join something. I knew Jesse Brown, coordinator of student involvement, was a good guy and I figured he could get me involved in something, so I stopped by his office. By luck, he had...
Jesse Brown moves from campus leader to city leader
November 30, 2017
Withdraws from county election Jesse Brown is more than just a coordinator of student organizations and leadership programming. He's also a city councilor, former student regent, former student government president — and now, a former candidate for county treasurer. After announcing his camp...
Jesse Brown: the man behind the city council candidate
November 2, 2016
Jesse Brown, 22, is running unopposed for City Council in Wichita Falls. If elections go as planned, Brown may be the youngest city councilman Wichita Falls has had.Brown graduated last spring with a degree in criminal justice and now works at the university as Coordinator of Student Organizations and Leadership Programming.“I even have this fax number; I mean how many people ...
Q&A: Jesse Brown, student government association president
August 26, 2015
As the new school year begins, we took some time with Student Government Association President Jesse Brown to talk about this year's SGA goals and changes. What is your big priority for Student Government Association going into this school year? "We're redoing our public relations arm. We wa...
Appeals filed in SGA election
April 16, 2015
Hearing Thursday at 3:30 p.m. in CSC Cheyenne Results for the Student Government Association elections were posted Monday, showing Jesse Brown, criminal justice junior, as the winner of the presidential race with 56 percent of the vote. But Keith Lamb, vice president of student affairs and enrollmen...
Student Government presidential elections April 8-12
April 7, 2015
Student Government Association elections run from April 8-12. I talked with the three candidates for president: Julia Brady, Jesse Brown and Marco Torres, to get some insight into the election. Why did you get into student government? "I would love to expand my leadership position," Julia Brady...
Student government makes changes to increase voter turnout
April 1, 2015
In an effort to increase voter turnout, student government elections are coming nearly a month sooner this year with polls opening April 8. Rebecca Stogner, sociology junior and student government president, said, “The elections have been changed from May to April so that it doesn’t conflict with...
University official discusses president search
October 22, 2014
University Official Talks President Search from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo. Campus Watch Reporter Samantha Forester sat down with Debbie L. Barrow, director of Board and Government Relations to discuss the current search for University President Jesse Rogers’ successor. In May, Rogers announced his plans for retirement effective...
Nearly 200 give input on presidential search
October 12, 2014
http://vimeo.com/106248470 With University President Jesse Rogers retiring in May of 2015, students, faculty, staff, and members of the community met with representatives of the search firm to discuss the process for finding his new replacement. In a series of four town hall meetings, nearly...
Governor appoints student regent
April 29, 2014
Gov. Rick Perry appointed Jesse Brown, sophomore in criminal justice and business administration, to serve as the Midwestern State University Student Regent for a one-year term effective June 1, 2014. “I came from a small town and had very narrow views, got up here and it widened my views getting...
Campus drug problem declining
March 3, 2014
Campus drug problem declining from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo. Drugs are finding their way onto college campuses across the nation. Options of heroine or marijuana are popping up at schools all over the country. But does your campus have a drug problem? Sophomore Jesse Brown says he’s been made aware ...
If the election for U.S. Senate were held today, for whom would you vote?
- Beto O'Rourke (52%, 22 Votes)
- Ted Cruz (48%, 20 Votes)
Total Voters: 42
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