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COMMUNITY Senate
Jan. 23, 2008 - ;
Updates
Nominations for open Senate positions are due Friday, Jan. 25
(today). Elections will be held on Friday, Feb. 1. Senate positions are
open for:
Alternative houses
Apartments North
Mary Hobbs Hall
Shore Hall
Bryan Hall
Milner Hall
Sophomore class
Senior class
Student Athlete
GLBTQA
Old Proposals
Sex Workers Art Show ($2,150): Pride may have other donations
coming which would reduce the cost to Senate when they are ac
counted for. The event will be Saturday, Feb. 2 in Bryan, Jr., Audi
torium
Senate will allow one week for input and reflection, and will con
tinue discussion on the issue next week.
Dean's List Dinner ($750): Concerns about this proposal include:
The event is exclusive, which may not merit Senate's support.
Senate should be more intentional about spending it's resources.
$750 is a lot of money for food.
Approved
New Proposals
Apartments South Representative: Judy Scoville was runner-up in
the elections to the former representative, who can no longer serve.
Judy Scoville was approved to serve as representative for the
Apartments South.
Student Residence Council ($5,000-10,000): The SRC has spent most
of their $10,000 budget. Some expressed concern about granting
them an additional $10,000. It was proposed that Senate grant $5,000
until SRC needs more.
Senate will allow one week for input and reflection, and will con
tinue discussion on the issue next week.
Student Organizations Procedures Reform: Jeremy Bante compared
different governing documents and found several contradictions an
inefficient procedures.
Senate will form an ad-hoc committee to review Senate's govern
ing documents and advise Senate about possible changes.
Discussion
"Good Judicial Standing": It was proposed that Senate define "good
judicial standing" for purposes of allowing Senators to hold office to
only exclude those receiving a sanction barring students from par
ticipating in student activities. Some expressed concern about indi
viduals' rights to be comfortable in public discussion, which may
include being in the company of perpetrators of various personal
assaults. Others expressed concern about individuals' rights to par
ticipate in student government.
Senate will allow more time for input and reflection, and will con
tinue discussion on the issue next week.
Listen to the conversation and read the rest of the minutes on Moodle
by signing-up for the Online Community Forum.
New proposals are given at least one week after first being introduced to
allow time for community input. All new proposals will be continued the
following week.
Please direct any comments you have about these proposals to your Sen
ate representative, or bring them to the next Senate meeting on Wednes
day at 7 p.m. in Boren Lounge in Founders Hall. You can also e-mail your
comments or new proposals to senate@guilford.edu.