Zane Williams

"The more students ride motorcycles to campus, it helps free up car stalls," said Zane Williams, Weber State University health professions senator and the rally organizer.There are at least 60 to 70 students who ride a motorcycle or scooter to school every day, he said.
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"Scooters have been the biggest hit," Zane said.

Health Professions Senator Zane Williams said he thinks it is a disgrace to the student body to disqualify a candidate who was given a majority of votes.

Health Professions Senator Zane Williams introduced the idea of creating a student voice to have input with the redevelopment of downtown Ogden.

,I don,t think there,s a group of students that meet with the city council or the mayor,s office on a regular basis to determine what our needs are and how we can help Ogden City,, Williams said.

Williams said he thinks the redevelopment could have a big impact on campus life, and he suggested communication between students and Ogden City.

,From my standpoint, the senate has more influence on the election packet than someone who is not elected,, Health Professions Senator Zane Williams said after the meeting.

Williams said that last year the Elections Committee and the senate struggled as they worked on approving the elections packet, the information that guides candidates during the election, when half of the senate was running for office again.The senators, he said, tried to influence the way the election would take place because the committee had to pass any changes it made through the senate for approval.This left the unelected candidates without a voice and the elected candidates with an unfair advantage.

In Monday's Weber State University Student Senate meeting, Health Professions Senator Zane Williams told the senators that in the future students might need to reserve a time take a test in the testing center.

Williams said that at the Health Professions Learning Center, students already have to make an appointment to take a test on the Chi Tester.

Williams expressed concern about the possibility that students would need to reserve a time to take tests in the testing center to avoid lines.