FINAL/APPROVED Pandey, College of Engineering Joe Nino, College of Health & Human Services (Dp@ 5:15) Tali Shaddaei, College of Health & Human Services Elvia Cabrera, College of Liberal

Distribution: [Agenda packet hard copy: R. Haller] [Agenda packet via e-mail: ASI President, ASI Vice President, ASI Treasurer, ASI Chief of Staff, ASI Senate, ASI Cabinet, ASI Judiciary, J. Ahumada, K. Albright, S. Cicero, K. Freesemann, D. Gammage, R. Haller, C. Heitzhaus, J. Jarvis, J. Klaus, L. San Miguel, B. Waterfield. Agenda will be posted outside USU-311 & outside Farber Senate Chambers

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Confidential Agenda Items to Board Members Only

Associated Students, Inc. California State University, Long Beach

SENATE/BOARD OF DIRECTORS AGENDA

Meeting #9

Date/Time: Wednesday, September 28, 2016 / 3:30pm Location: Farber Senate Chamber (USU-234) Chair/Office: Vice President Logan Vournas (USU-311)

Members of the public will be given an opportunity to address the Senate/Board of Directors during Public Comments.

Fifteen minutes will be equally divided amongst those who sign the Speaker’s List. Individuals will be recognized to speak prior to a floor debate.

1. CALL TO ORDER

Chair Logan Vournas called the meeting to order at 3:30pm

2. ROLL CALL Voting Members Present Voting Members Absent Kelsey Kimmes, College of Arts Adriana Rincon, College of Natural Sciences &Mathematics

Sofia Musman, College of Arts Jeff Jarvis (CSULB Faculty Rep) Monica Waldau, College of Business Administration Ka Cin Wong, College of Business Administration

Andrea Alonzo, College of Education Estefany Flores, College of Education

Oscar Beltran, College of Engineering Ashutosh Pandey, College of Engineering Joe Nino, College of Health & Human Services (Dp@ 5:15) Tali Shaddaei, College of Health & Human Services Elvia Cabrera, College of Liberal Arts Jonathan Wanless, College of Liberal Arts Hajer Rawag, College of Natural Science & Math (Dp@ 5:19) Heba Al-Shoubaki, At-Large (Dp@ 5:19 Yasmeen Azam, At-Large Yasmin Elasmar, At-Large Daniel Gomez, At-Large Hilda Jurado, At-Large Samuel Kim, At-Large (Ar@ 3:31) Logan Vournas, Vice President Jeff Klaus (CSULB President’s Designee) (Ar@ 3:31)

Staff Present Mr. Richard Haller (ASI Executive Director) (Ar@ 3:36) Lindsay San Miguel (Interim Asst. Director, Student Involvement & Leadership)

3. INVOCATION Invocation was presented by Min Yao, CSULB Vice President Information Technology Services/Chief Information Officer. He read a quote by Steve Jobs that said,

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“Great things in business are never done by one person, they are done by a team of people”

Mr. Yao says that this is an inspiring quotation because it encourages people to work together with others and do great things for the University. An example was our University President, Dr. Conoley has started an initiative called Inclusive Con. He believes that as a team we are all contributing to this, which is why he wanted to share this quote.

4. PUBLIC COMMENTS Judy Lee, ASI Communications, reported the following:

Lobby Corps: Oct. 4th 10:00am – 3:00pm. 2nd floor USU.

Movies on the House: The Purge: Election Year Oct 4th 3:30pm, 6:30pm, & 8:30pm o Student ID for free entry

Long Beach Marathon: Oct. 9th @ 7:00am. Volunteer Opportunities – sign up at BeachSync.

SRWC: o Sept. 29th SRWCinema Block Party 6:30pm – 10:30pm @ Aquatic Center – Movie: Captain

America: Civil War @ 7:30pm o Powerlifting Competition: Bench Press, Dead Lift, and Squat Competitions, Info:

asirecreation.org/powerlifting o Rockwall is having paid and free rock climbing classes @ SRWC

Free Basic Climbing Class Oct. 7th 1:00pm – 3:00pm

ASI Video Production o Releasing some new shows on their YouTube Channel: CSULBASI under Videos.

5. ADDITIONS/CORRECTIONS AND APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA

(M) Elasmar (S) Jurado to approve the Senate Agenda, Meeting #9, September 28, 2016 VOTE ON THE MOTION PASSES 18-0-1

6. ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE CHAIR VP Vournas reported the following:

VP Vournas and President Flores are featured in a BeachBuzz video along with ASI Productions, who are looking to shoot a video about the Executives to get students aware of ASI.

Meeting 1-on-1 with Senators, please set up with Laura ASAP.

Introduction training on Student Fee Advisory Committee

Beach Food Pantry o In the process of acquiring a refrigerator o College of Engineering is partner of the month for October o Partnership with Grocery Outlet on Spring Street.

Vouchers - 2% will go into a fund to purchase items from Grocery Outlet and supply the Beach Pantry

o Working with Cal State Fullerton who is in the process of creating a Food Pantry o Presenting to two staff councils on Friday

President Flores and VP Vournas attended the Cultural Resource Committee o Meeting every other Monday with the head of cultural organizations on campus

VP Vournas is leading a workshop on Amnesty International on LGBTQ+ Ally & Think About Campaign o ASI Cabinet – promote inclusive language

Working on resolutions o Tampon and pads in the restroom with Sen. Gomez


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7. APPROVAL OF MINUTES

A. Action Item: Senate Meeting #8, September 21, 2016 (M) Nino (S) Pandey to approve Senate Minutes, Meeting #8, September 21, 2016 Sen. Wong requested the following revisions:

Page 6 under the election of Sgt. At Arms, Sen. Azam’s name is misspelled.

VOTE ON THE MOTION MOTION CARRIES

8. CONSENT CALENDAR/REPORTS A. Approval of Minutes/Reports from Sub-Boards/Sub-Committees

1) Action Item: Board of Control (BOC) Minutes, Meeting #5, September 6, 2016 (M) Gomez (S) Jurado to approve BOC Minutes, Meeting #5, September 6, 2016 Sen. Pandey presented a brief summary.


B. Acceptance of Minutes from Subsidiary Boards 1) Action Item: Cabinet, Meeting #2, August 29, 2016 2) Action Item: Lobby Corps, Meeting #3, September 8, 2016 3) Action Item: Lobby Corps, Meeting #4, September 15, 2016

Sen. Jurado presented the following meeting summary:

Election of new Vice Chair of Lobby Corps: Sen. Gomez

Discussed voter registration efforts o Goals and where to table o Discussion of Prop. 55

Sen. Gomez presented the following meeting summary:

Voter registration tabling o Type of literature to be passed out o Stance of support for Prop. 55

Will write a resolution to bring it to Senate Sen. Pandey added:

The first Voter Registration Drive on Sept. 4th they had 14 new voters

Sept. 12th they added 8 new voters

(M) Nino (S) Musman to approve Minutes from Subsidiary Boards


4) Action Item: Senate Audit Committee, Meeting #1, August 23, 2016 Sen. Wong presented the following summary:

Duties and responsibilities of Audit Committee and relationship to AKT

Contract of service between AKT and ASI


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VOTE ON THE MOTION PASSES 18-0-1 9. UNFINISHED BUSINESS

A. Legislative Business 1) Action Item: SR #2017-03: Resolution in Support of Maintaining Current CNSM Science Learning

Center and Mobile Science Museum Programs (3rd & Final Reading)

Sen. Elasmar presented the following:

Added a whereas, where research shows inclusive learning when young, hands-on influences your major

Hoping to hire a full time director in the future

Want the university to increase support of SLC and MSM

End of December is the cut off to support animals

Task force created to look for a new director

Sen. Rincon commented that she has not heard that the task force was searching for a new director. She is unsure of what the first meeting would be concerning. Mr. Haller asked if there are any students on the Task Force. Sen. Elasmar responded that there are students including Sen. Rincon and the President of the CNSM Council. They are also looking to find volunteers from the SLC to be on the Task Force. Sen. Gomez comments that he has heard of shutting down the SLC and MSM and heard in the Beach Team meeting that a member was distraught that it would close down. He sees how important this subject is and how it is now reaching others in the University. Sen. Rincon commented that during the CNSM Council Meeting, the President noted that he would not be able to attend the first meeting and that is a problem in student involvement if the President is unable to attend future meetings VP Vournas commented that the Task Force will, in the future, remember to accommodate for him. If not, they recommend there be a representative from the CNSM Council to take his place. Sen. Nino comments that instead of discussing the resolution, what can the Senate do as a back-up in case the resolution falls through. VP Vournas commented that because it is a function of the University, it is not in the scope of our power to help and take over the SLC. Sen. Gomez says that there is not much more that the Senate can do about the MSM except writing and passing the current resolution. VP Vournas states that after passing the Resolution, the Senate must do a lot of follow-up and they encourage the entire Senate to participate and advocate to keep the SLC. Mr. Haller responds that if the Senate shows too much eagerness and assume too much


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responsibility, the CNSM program will drop the SLC into the hands of the University. He recommends that the Senate will wait through the process. (M) Gomez (S) Cabrera to approve SR #2017-03: In Support of Maintaining Current CNSM Science Learning Center and Mobile Science Museum Programs (3rd & Final Reading)

VP Vournas comments that if anyone on Senate has any questions or wishes to follow up, to reach out to Sen. Elasmar and Sen. Rincon. Sen. Gomez, Sen. Cabrera, and Sen. Wong express their support for the Resolution.

VOTE ON THE MOTION PASSES 20-0-1

2) Action Item: SR #2017-04: Board of Directors/Senate Policy Agenda and Initiatives for 2016-2017 (2nd reading)

VP Vournas invites Senate to include any updates to the Policy Agenda and is asking for the opinion of the Senate to push the 3rd and final reading into the week after the next. Sen. Elasmar comments that Senate should begin to take initiative on social justice issues. Another goal would be to advocate and support spiritual health. Mr. Haller comments that the Senate should prioritize the Agenda because the list is too long and they will not be able to get all of the items finished.

(M) Elasmar (S) Jurado to approve SR #2017-04: Board of Directors/Senate Policy Agenda and Initiatives for 2016-2017 (2nd reading)


B. Non-Legislative Business C. Executive Business

10. NEW BUSINESS A. Legislative Business

1) Action Item: SR #2017-05: Support for Increased Financial Aid to International Students at CSULB (1st Reading)

Sen. Elasmar speaks about the resolution being worked on with Sen. Pandey and Sen. Musman and the perspective of international students and they want some points to be more revised. They do not want to limit students, but they want to focus on international students. VP Vournas asks if the Study Abroad Scholarship only applies to students coming from CSULB to another institution. Mr. Haller responds that international students who are planning to study at CSULB would apply for scholarships from their institutions. Sen. Musman clarifies that all CSULB scholarships apply to all students, including international


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students, but that does not mean that they will meet the qualifications. There are no scholarships specifically for international students. VP Vournas clarifies that the Student Emergency Intervention and Wellness Program offers grants. Sen. Pandey says that this resolution will inform and motivate students to reach for higher education. He talks about his own position, he cannot receive financial aid and has to pay out of pocket in order to pay for out of state tuition. Sen. Al-Shoubaki comments that there are international students that are restricted in what they can or cannot accept by their government. She recommends reaching out to those students and find ways around giving scholarships by possibly providing them money for books or supplies. Sen. Gomez questions whether or not international students are allowed to receive any money other than the full tuition paid for by their government. Sen. Al-Shoubaki comments that Saudi students receive full tuition plus a stipend to spend money, but the Armani students do not receive a stipend, but some can depend on the student’s situation. A lot of students cannot afford the textbooks so they will mostly share their books. Sen. Gomez comments on how many students will be applying to these scholarships and asks about the qualifications of the scholarships and how it will effect certain students who are limited by their government. VP Vournas clarifies that they cannot specify who can receive the scholarship because there is a blind review, where an ID that is sent out to students and the committee that decides who receives the scholarship is chosen based on answers. Sen. Beltran comments that he had sat on a couple boards to approve of scholarships for the College of Engineering and knows that the donors of the scholarship must also approve the idea of who will be receiving the scholarships.

2) (M) Gomez (S) Wong to approve SR #2017-05 Support for Increased Financial Aid to International

Students at CSULB (1st Reading)


B. Non-Legislative Business C. Executive Business

1) Action Item: BOD #2017-24: Confirmation of (1) College of Liberal Arts (CLA) Senator – Jonathan Wanless TC 4:15

Jonathan (Jon) is a transfer student in his 3rd year and wanted to be involved with Senate to help all the students receive information much faster. Sen. Elasmar asks Jon what goals he has and how he wants to help the Senate. Jonathan responds that one of his goals is to go into classes to give presentations to spread word, even by word of mouth.


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Sen. Nino asks if Jon was selected by the College of Liberal Arts Council. VP Vournas clarifies that College Senators are elected by their College Council and they are brought to Senate to be confirmed or denied. Sen. Cabrera asks if the availability on the candidate’s resume is correct.

(M) Gomez (S) Cabrera to Confirm (1) College of Liberal Arts (CLA) Senator – Jonathan Wanless Jonathan Walness is sworn in by Mr. Richard Haller

VOTE ON THE MOTION 18-0-1

2) Action Item: BOD #2017-25: Election of (1) Senator At-Large TC 4:20pm a) Heba Al-Shoubaki

Heba is a 4th year student in Kinesiology graduating this May. She says that she has had a lot of time to see what she has done in the past years. She discusses how in past years, she has kept in her safe environment and in the Muslim Student Association (MSA). She saw that she had not done anything she wanted to do, with working full-time and being in school full-time, she discusses that she was involved in MSA for 3 years. She discusses the students in American Language Institute (ALI) where she sees students who were discouraged about things they could not do. These students said they gravitate towards students who are similar to them, so they are not going out and socializing with American students, and they were afraid that in joining clubs, they would be made fun of. Heba believes that there should be social mixers and have a place where ALI students can have a safe environment to interact with other students. There was a student who had Visa issues and only talked to Heba because she spoke his language, she believes that she could go do presentations to classmates on how she is there to help them. Sen. Elasmar asks Heba what she would do as a Senator. Candidate Heba responds that she wants to be involved with Disability Affairs and wants to help people who are under-represented. She also discusses the Climate Change Campaign on campus and wants to bring different people together to discuss things. Sen. Jurado asks the candidate about her availability, Heba responds to clarify.

b) Brahmnik Chachra Brahmnik is a 2nd year Graduate student in Computer Science. He has experience in ASI as a Cabinet member. He has been a part of such organizations because he has such qualifications they are looking for. In his previous college, he had been involved in student government. He wants to bridge the gap between international and graduate students and the student government. He was a part of Smorgasport and has volunteered in multiple organizations on campus.


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Sen. Elasmar asks if there is anything specific he would do to bridge the gap between internation and graduate students. Brahmnik says he would volunteer between different organizations and collaborate with them in order to connect with the students. Sen. Wong asks what organizations he is involved in, which he responds Smorgasport, Cabinet Member, and a Long Beach Radio community. VP Vournas asks if his availability stands on his resume, Brahmnik responds that he is available during basic office hours.

c) Judah Peralta Judah is a double major in Political Science and Philosophy. He is former president of Hillside College. His duties included bi-weekly meetings, including the executive board to discuss the Senate agenda. He was successful in closing the gap between USU Program Council and the Housing Program. He worked under the Dean’s administration in the College of Engineering. He created a mass database of Alumni and Faculty. He was also an intern for Ricardo Lara, facilitate a bill in homelessness in the LGBTQ community. He had previously run for the CLA Senator position and failed to be elected. He wants to perform outreach between different organizations in order to show what ASI does for the students. Sen. Pandey asks what specific goals he has if he was Senator At-Large. Judah said he wanted to focus on raising awareness on the position, where he sees a lack of knowledge on Senator At-Large positions, including the goals and duties of the position. He wants to represent the student population. Sen. Cabrera asks if there is anything he believes that the Senate could do now on those issues. Judah responds that he wants to focus on clubs and organizations, he wants to contact organizations through email and giving meetings, to spread what the position is and how it will help, and he would accommodate to others in order to outreach to students.

d) Cristian Romero Candidate was absent. VP Vournas comments that Cristian has been involved with ASI for 3 semesters as a Court Clerk and a Judicial Justice.

Heba Al-Shoubaki Brahmnik Chach Judah Peralta Cristian Romero

Sen. Kimmes ABSENT

Sen. Musman X

Sen. Waldau X

Sen. Wong X

Sen. Alonzo X

Sen. Flores X

Sen. Beltran X

Sen. Pandey X


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Sen. Nino X

Sen. Shaddaei X

Sen. Cabrera X

Sen. Wanless X

Sen. Rawag X

Sen. Rincon X

Sen. Azam X

VACANT

Sen. Elasmar X

Sen. Gomez X

Sen. Jurado X

Sen. Kim X

Dr. Klaus ABSENT

Mr. Jarvis X

VP Vournas ABSTAIN

TOTAL 11 3 5 0

(M) Elasmar (S) Gomez to confirm Election of (1) Senator At-Large – Heba Al-Shoubaki VOTE ON THE MOTION PASSES 11-3-5-0

11. REPORTS A. Marvin Flores, ASI President TC 3:40pm

• Will be meeting with Monique Harris tomorrow to discuss the "what's in your way" campaign

• Made a selection a selection for secretary for international affairs • Currently still interviewing for the new AVP of Enrollment • Meeting with Dr. Klaus to see how many students work on campus • Going to be contacting CSULA to discuss their activity hour • The Execs attended the Healthy Campus Awards banquet where the SRWC and ASI was

recognized • The Symposium went well • ASI productions will be working on a promotional video for the scooters

B. Giovanni Smith, ASI Treasurer TC 3:45pm

Presenter was absent.

C. Eduardo Vargas, ASI Chief Justice TC 4pm Projections for the month of October:

Set up and distribute 3 goals for the entire semester • Kicked off Know Your Rights

We begin our campaign • Gathered marketing materials

ASI Communications is working on our marketing materials • Made reservations

Space is limited, but we managed to schedule our events

Goals for next two weeks:


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Confirming Committee meetings 2-3 per Justice in addition to grade appeals • Attendance to senate meetings • September 28–Silvia • October 5-Justin

Sign up to volunteer in ASI tabling events and awareness events • Begin scheduling, planning, and organizing the campaign. • Recruit other members

Student Concerns:

• Website needs an update • Links to other resources

Anything Else: The Judiciary welcomes all and any involvement from other branches. I have reached out to other branches to partner up in our events. Our meetings will take place every other Tuesday from 9:00AM-10:00AM in the Senate Chambers.

D. Emily Ayers, ASI Press Secretary TC 4:05pm

Work completed since last report: • Finished the 4th Weekly Recap • Working with Union Weekly on story ideas for "Weekly Gov Box"

- Spotlights, Events, Projects • Met with April De La Cruz (Social Media Specialist) set a weekly meeting time to keep her

up to date on Government happenings - Making sure Street Team is aware of important info (weekly email)

• Met with Jacee Cantler and Jay Holloway about KBeach show for Domestic Violence Awareness Month - Set possible date/time for show and run-through - Gathering content for show/articles & in contact with Pam Rayburn(Coordinator for WGE Center) to talk with faculty, and event presenters during the month

• Working with KBeach to develop a possible 30 minute radio show for President Flores • Working with "Beach Buzz" coordinating various episodes


• Strategize for Weekly Recap Promotion/Awareness • Write/Pitch an article for Union Weekly Gov Box,as well as pitch to D49er • Meet with Pam Rayburn (WGE Center) and begin interviewing/gathering information • Get a Senator filmed for "100 Classes in 100 Days" for Beach Buzz

Student Concerns:

• N/A

Anything Else: • If anyone needs help developing Media around any projects, don't hesitate to reach out.

Any feedback for Weekly Recap is welcomed in how to improve it/bring awareness to it.


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E. Richard Haller, ASI Executive Director

Sylvana Cicero has accepted our offer to become the new Director of the University Student Union and Student Recreation & Wellness Center

o Her official start date is October 1 o She is only the 4th person in the history of the CSULB to hold this position

• College Beat TV had two shows qualify as finalists for the 2016 CSU Media Arts Festival o And We Vote – Nicole Ilagan o Beach Access – Nicole Ilagan and Erica Quiroz

• Fall 2016 enrollment is 37,711 as of census • ASI target was 37,368

o We are over target by 343 students • Represents increase of 281 students from Fall 2015

Financial Update @ June 30, 2016 • Associated Students Fund

o Generated $6,395,390 (97.04%) of projected net revenue o Spent $6,388,053 (93.88%) of projected expenditures o Produced an operating surplus of $7,337

• University Student Union Fund o Generated $9,461,671 (99.41%)of projected net revenue o Spent $8,993,234 (94.51%) of projected expenditures o Produced an operating surplus of $468,437

Investment Update @ 08/31/2016 • ASI reported…

o July gain of $22,874 o August loss of $2,318 o Ending market value of $1,047,286 o USU reported… o July gain of $35,595 o August as of $3,994 o Ending market value of $1,649,904

VEBA Update • ASI reported…

o Net gain of $5,923 for July o Net gain of $1,241 for August o Ending market value of $227,373

• USU reported… o Net gain of $20,625 for July o Net gain of $4,325 for August o Ending market value of $792,594

Staff Recruitment Update • Recently hired

o Taylor Buhler-Scott, Programs Manager o Chelsea Britt, Infant/Toddler Program Teacher

• Interviews for the following full-time positions are underway: o Associate Director, Student Recreation & Wellness Center


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o Assistant Director, Facility Operations o Assistant Director, Government Affairs & Initiatives

• Upcoming Recruitments o Assistant Director, Programs o Activities Coordinator

Works in Progress • Recruitment! • Student child care needs assessment • 16/17 Capital Expenditures Budget • IPCDC Board of Trustees Working Rules • Child Development Center Building Projects

o Fire Alarm Replacement o Kitchen/Breakroom Refurbishment

F. At-Large Senators

1) Sen. Azam

No report was submitted.

2) Sen. Kim Work completed since last report:

• Completed the 1-1 meeting for August • Have begun the acclimation phase for cultural organizations on campus to increase

transparency with Victoria Villa/Ashutosh Pandey (Cultural Diversity/Engineering) Goals for next two weeks:

The unity of IFC, CGC, and Panhellenic organizations.

To further enable stability for the SASA (South Asian Student Association) organization Student concerns:

First and foremost, students’ inquiries with me have been issues of parking whether it be • the cost increase in metered parking on campus ($5 -> $7) • The increase in residential parking for lot 14c.

3) Sen. Gomez

Work completed: • Attended CLA student council meeting (9/21) • Tabled for Voter Registration Drive with Lobby Corps • Began drafting resolution to add tampons and feminine hygiene products in restrooms

with VP Vournas • Attended the Campus Climate Committee meeting and Beach Pride Events meeting


• Finish resolution to add tampons and feminine hygiene products in restrooms with VP Vournas

• Meet with ASI Communications regarding strategy for student engagement via social


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media. • Set up a meeting with Mr. Haller to talk about processes within ASI, the ASI articles of

incorporation, current by-laws Student Concerns:

• Parking! Anything Else:

• Office hours will be changing because of work for the next 3 weeks

4) Sen. Jurado Work completed:

• Audit Meeting • Voter Registration Drive • Lobby Corps Meeting • Meeting with Sustainability Officer • Greenovation Fund • Meeting with Pam-Coordinator for Women’s and Gender Equity Center • ASI Survey Resolution • Established meeting schedule with The Accessible Technology Steering Committee


• Visit more classrooms • Voter Registration Drives • CSSA Greenovation Fund • Lobby Corps • Resolution

Student Concerns:

• Wifi • Parking • Access to outdoor outlets • Healthier food choices • Full Shuttles • Long lines at Bookstore because of new process

5) Senator Elasmar Work completed since last report:

• Attended CNSM Council Meeting • Met w Jim McKibben + SLC volunteers regarding program changes • Started, finished, and (hopefully) passed SLC resolution • Attended Ask an Exec • Finished International Student Aid Resolution • Started resolution regarding water stations w Sen. Wong • Attended Student Fee Advisory training

Goals for next two weeks: • Pass my midterms


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• Not fail my midterms • Do well on my midterms • Work on water stations resolution • Follow up on food options w/ Sen. Azam

Student Concerns: • Muslim resources • Stolen car on campus • SLC/MSM changes • Recycling in the library

Anything Else:

• Good luck on your midterms

12. VOLUNTARY CLOSING COMMENTS VP Vournas reminds Senators to practice self-care and prioritize as students first and Senators second. Mr. Haller reminds the Senate to sign up for Safe Zone Ally Training. Sen. Cabrera reminds the Senate to spread the word about the ASI Big Event Survey given out. Sen. Gomez awards Senator of the Week to Sen. Azam.

13. ADJOURNMENT

Without objection Chair Logan Vournas adjourned the meeting at 6:03pm.

Documents

FINAL/APPROVED Pandey, College of Engineering Joe Nino, College of Health & Human Services (Dp@ 5:15) Tali Shaddaei, College of Health & Human Services Elvia Cabrera, College of Liberal