Issue date: 2/6/09
Section: Campus News

As part of an ongoing series of Founder's Day events, the Academic Affairs committee of the Student Government Association (SGA) hosted Stevens Jeopardy! on Wednesday evening. Representatives from Sigma Nu, Theta Xi, Omicron Pi, the Chinese Students Association, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Lambda Upsilon Lambda, Beta Theta Pi and Delta Phi Epsilon competed.
There were two rounds of four contestants hosted by Michael Manzella. George Blazeski, SGA senior senator, provided technical support. Stephanie Spelman, chair of the Academic Affairs committee gave a short address at the start where she talked about the importance of the Honor System. Spelman thought "it was a really fun and informative event for all involved." She praised the audience saying they "made the Jeopardy event for me" and said "thanks to everyone who came out!" Mary Kelly, current SGA vice president, acted as a judge. Questions were drawn from categories such as Hoboken Firsts, Famous Alumni, Greek History, Stevens Presidents and Stevens Potpourri. Questions also tested the contestants on their knowledge of Stevens faculty, athletics, presidents, campus buildings and a special category called "The Spirit of Stevens."
Each round consisted of five questions in each category worth $100 to $500. Brandon Haverberg, the current SGA President and representing Sigma Nu, won the first round. Michael Munley, brother of Sigma Phi Epsilon, won the second round, and Final Jeopardy consisted of the top four contestants from each round. Michael Munley ended up winning $50 for himself and $200 for his organization. Munley was presented with a ceremonial oversized check signed by the Academic Affairs Committee.

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