Georgia Law LL.M. student completes senator term with 36th Student Government Association

University of Georgia School of Law LL.M. student Varinia Mina Bogliotti recently completed her term as a Senator for the 36th Student Government Association Administration. Bogliotti represented the law school throughout the academic year alongside undergraduate and graduate students from UGA’s 18 colleges and schools.

As an SGA senator, Bogliotti co-sponsored several proclamations and co-authored a bill creating a new Senate committee focusing on evolving and time-specific matters in each administration.

Reflecting on her year-long term as a Senator, Bogliotti stated:

It was an enriching experience that has significantly impacted my life and broadened my perspective. The opportunity to work with a diverse team of senators was invaluable. The diversity brought a wealth of ideas and skills to the table, which greatly enhanced the goals of the Senate. The senators’ resilience, warmth, and optimism were truly inspiring, as was the tangible impact of our work.

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