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Senate Meeting Minutes Tuesday, December 2, 2010 Student Memorial Building, 3rd Floor 8:30 P.M.
I. Call to Order 8:30 pm
II. Opening Ceremonies
III. Roll Call
Senator Oliver-Absent
IV. Approval of Agenda for December 7, 2010 H Anderson seconded by Gonzales motion passes unanimously
V. Approval of Minutes from November 16, 2010 B. Johnson Seconded by Onda motion passes 12-0-1
VI. ASWNMU Executive Reports
a. Marcia Shields-President Persistant Planning with VP Presidential search committee
b. Lacey Swihart-Vice President DJ Millagram contacted her about having a concert featuring Too Short at the fine arts building where senate would sell tickets and receive some profit of sales. Wasn’t in office for hours because she was making up hours with her workstudy.
c. Summer Berry-Secretary Not present
d. Jason Lucas – Treasurer Allocating funds for Criminal Justice Club and Art Club. Copies come from our account. Suggested scavenger hunt for student fees fair. Suggested students go to the offices of the departments to get signatures and find out about their fees. Closing Homecoming and Pre-season Great Race accounts.
e. Brian Thometz – Attorney General Has been doing his hours Went to Cocise Community College to recruit students.
f. Cindy Keeler – Governmental Affairs Director Has attended Committee meetings Saftey and Security Committee has gotten the lights fixed between the tennis courts. Looking forward to Santa Fe and looking for people to attend with her.
g. James Hill- Student Regent (ABSENT)
h. Committee Reports Cooper Bowman- Student Publications/Web Professor Evaluations will be online and they will make a survey.
VII. Old Business
VIII. New Business
a. Senate Bill 58: Related to matching of funds for Criminal Justice Club not to exceed $177.16. (H.Anderson, Veltri) Sandusky seconded by H. Anderson motion passes unanimously
The club earned their funds by candy sales.
b. Senate Bill 59: Related to the matching of funds for the Art Club not to exceed $59.00. (H. Anderson ,Sanchez)
Gonzales seconded by Sandusky motion passes unanimously
The club earned their funds by selling cookies and handmade soap.
IX. Announcements Club Reports: Criminal Justice Club: Candy Sales Worked on float for Homecoming Did the Ident-a-kid program Used funds to take trips to Arizona Prisons Art Club: Cookie Sale Handmade soap sale Helped out for homecoming by doing facepainting at the carnival Did critiques for Art students Brought in guest lectures for the Art students Soda Club: 4th of July had bake sale Had 2 rummage sales They are fundraising for special needs students at Silver High School Chess Club: Helped set up for the dance Played chess Delta Mu Delta: Helped with Carnival Has guest speakers monthly Had 12 new inductees this semester ECA Club: Made floats for Homecoming Did the Spooktacular at the Armory Attempting to get Silco Theatre to play movies for children Gamma Psi: Helped out for Homecoming Groupie Lovas participated in pre-season great race Had food sale Did a massage raffle Held a dance GSA: Got signatures for National Coming Out Day Had a diversity week display Had a float in Homecoming International Club: Joined midsemester Helped with homecoming Has plans for fundraising next semester Plans to help with Great Race Native American Club: Fry Bread Sales Worked with GSA and Social Work Club on homecoming activities Didn’t request matching funds. N.U.R.D.S: Helped with homecoming carnival Helped with the Preseason Great Race Naked Mile Cleaned the Big Ditch SABA: Jason Lucas participated in homecoming and preseason great race Has 2 guest speakers planned for spring semester Social Work Association: Held a teen dance in Bayard where they collected 4 boxes of food to donate Having car washes in Decemeber and January Attended NASWC in Albuquerque Going to conference in Las Vegas Had Indian Taco sales in Deming and Truth or Consequences Sociology Club: Yard sale where they earned $340 Burrito Sale where they earned $335 Received a donation of $383.31 from the foundation Used funds earned to attend the American Humanist Sociology Conference in Santa Fe Helped with floats for Homecoming SAC: Voulenteered at the Humane Society Participated in Dig for a Cure
Marcia Shields thanked all senators for the semester and told us to have a safe Christmas and New Year and good luck on our finals.
X. Adjournment Sandusky seconded by Onda adjournment at 8:58PM
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