Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, March 19, 2001

University of Nevada, Us, Vegas _ C'OMSOI IFIATRRI CRIMEN*.* STEPH DAVY STUDENT SENATE MEETING 31-12 Monday, March 19, 2001 MSU 201, 6:00PM Monica Moradkhan Senate President Pro- Tempore I. CALL TO ORDER Education Samra Dayani Urban Affairs Sarah Bowers Business Chris Powell Education Eric Woodson Hotel Administration Marissa Geffen Urban Affairs Lisa Fleming Liberal Arts Jamie Homampour Liberal Arts David Fauske Hotel Administration Katie McDonald Hotel Administration Kelly Martinez Student Development Ken Aoki Student Development Dustin Williams Health Services Jessica Zarndt Health Services Shawn a Hughes Fines Arts Cara Cltasin Sciences Aaron Dunning Education Tony Salsaa Business Alyson Ling Business Chris DiLorenzo Business Luke Bowland Engineering Rocco Gonzalez Liberal Arts Jason Shrock Education II. ROLL CALL III. ANNOUNCEMENTS IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 31-08,31-09,31-10,31-11 V. BOARD AND COMMITTEE REPORTS A. Senate Committee Reports B. Faculty Senate/University Committee Reports C. Business Manager Report D. Directors' Reports Brooke Bohlke- Director of Nevada Student Affairs Jennifer Hale- Director of CSUN Services Sean McClenahan-Director of Entertainment and Programming Jason Smylie- Director of Office of Student Information Holly Wainscott- Director of Elections VI. OLD BUSINESS VII. NEW BUSINESS A. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of an amount not to exceed $1500 to co-sponsoring UNLV Greek Week. As submitted by Senator Martinez; B. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of an amount not to exceed $2100 to create 7 separate $300 scholarships to be distributed by the - International Affairs Department for the 2001 Model United Nations Program. As submitted by Senator Homampour; C. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of funding the All Students Academic Partnership for $300. As submitted by Senator Bowers; ( (See attachment). CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS • UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA MARYLAND PARKWAY • LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154-2009 • (702) 895-3645 • FAX (702) 895-4606 D. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of funding the Gay Straight Freedom Alliance for $93.00 As submitted by Senator Bowers; ( See attachment) E. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of funding Lambda Pi Eta for $300. As submitted by Senator Bowers; ( See attachment) F. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of funding the UNLV Sports Officials Association for $300. As submitted by Senator Bowers; ( See attachment) G. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of revisions to the CSUN Constitution Article IV, section B. As submitted by Senator Bowers; (See attachment) H. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of the revisions to the CSUN Constitution Article IV, section C, subsection 4. As submitted by Senator Bowers; (See attachment) I. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of the revisions to the CSUN Constitution Article VI, section B. As submitted by Senator Bowers (see attachment) J. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of deletion of Article IX Section G from the CSUN Constitution. As submitted by Senator Bowers; (See attachment) K. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of expending an amount not to exceed $1900 to We Serve Inc. for security for RebelPoolza. Costs to be encumbered from CSUN 2702 00/01 RebelPoolza Account. As submitted by Senator Bowers; L. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of expending an amount not to exceed $1500 to Public Safety for police at RebelPoolza. Costs to be encumbered from CSUN 27002 00/01 RebelPoolza Account. As submitted by Senator Bowers; M. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of removing Jamie Homampour from the E & P Board. As submitted by Senate President Pro Tempore Moradkhan; N. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of Rebel Radio Proposal. (See attachment) February 28, 2001 Dear CSUN: Each year, the Inter-Fraternity Council, Panhellenic Council and the Pan-Hellenic Council host Greek Week. The week is filled with friendly competition between the participating organizations, fun-filled activities, and a host of events designed specifically to raise money for a number of local and national Philanthropic causes. This year, Greek Week is raising money for different causes, most of which are within the Las Vegas area. We are seeking sponsors to help us raise money for this year's Greek Week. We are specifically asking that CSUN assist us by providing a 1,500 dollar donation for our Falculty appreciation and Greek Week dinner. We are currently working with the Sigma Chi Fraternity Alumni to also help sponsor the dinner. The events will be held April 16th to April 21st. A list of times and dates for all the events is enclosed.. If CSUN decides to donate money for UNLV Greek Week, your contribtions will be recognized during the dinner and through out the week.This will include: Your name on the back of the t-shirts that we will be wearing all week, a banner with your name and, a spot in our advertising section of our showcase program book. This will allow UNLV students and the surrounding community to have the opportunity to recognize your significant contributions. We hope that CSUN will support us so that we may maintain our strong commitment to community service and help to further other Philanthropic endeavors in the Las Vegas area. If you have any questions about the events, please feel free to contact Clint Ramos at (702) 250- 5017 or Kelly Hoolihan at (702) 217-8291. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Clint Ramos, Kelly Hoolihan Greek Week Coordinators 4505 Maryland Parkway • Box 452008 • Las Veaas, Nevada 89154-2008 • (702) 895-3221 • Fax: (702) 895-4103 ARTICLE IV. OFFICERS AND ELECTION B. Candidates for elective offices must [be qualified] meet all qualifications to hold those offices [ ,from] at the time of filing. ARTICLE IV. OFFICERS AND ELECTION C. Qualifications to Hold Elective Offices: 4. Executive officers: a. May be elected no more than twice to the same office; b. Shall have successfully completed no less than 48 credits, the last 15 of which must be from UNLV [ , prior to holding office]; c. Shall have completed at least six credits at UNLV from the immediate semester prior to [holding] filling for an office. d. Shall complete at least six credits per semester at IJNLV [or be a newly admitted freshman in good standing] while holding an elected office. ARTICLE VI LEGISLATIVE BRANCH B. Composition: The Senate shall consist of twenty-three (23) representatives. The [remaining] seats shall be apportioned according to the percentage of CSUN members enrolled in each College [ , Independent School, and the collective Independent Studies Programs]. Each college shall receive at least one (1) seat. [Each Independent School shall receive at least one (1) seat. The Independent Studies Programs shall collectively receive at least one (1) seat.] Students who have not declared a major shall be considered as constituting the "College of Student Development" for representation purposes. ARTICLE IX CSUN SERVICES [G. Radio Station: CSUN, acting under the authority of the licensee and in accordance with its policies, shall be empowered to manage and operate KUNV.] STUDENT SENA TE MINUTES MEETING 31-12 Monday, March 19, 2001 MSU 201, 6:00PM I. CALL TO ORDER Senate President Davy called the meeting to order at 6:05 PM II. ROLL CALL PRESENT ABSENT Ken Aoki Sarah Bowers Luke Bowland Cara Chasin Samara Dayani Chris DiLorenzo Aaron Dunning David Fauske Lisa Fleming Marissa Geffen Rocco Gonalez Jamie Homampour Shawna Hughes Alyson Ling Katie MacDonald Kelly Martinez Monica Moradkhan Chris Powell Tony Salsaa Jason Shrock Dustin Williams ( 6:06 PM) Eric Woodson Jessica Zarndt * Denotes tardiness 23 senators present III. ANNOUNCEMENTS There were no announcements \ IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 31-08,31-09,31-10,31-11 The minutes were done, but there were no minutes to approve. V. BOARD AND COMMITTEE REPORTS A. Senate Committee Reports Sarah bowers- Constitutional Revisions- You have the attachments. Passed out extra copies of amendments. Senator Bowers- Ways and means- one item failed. April 2nd, 5:15 PM. Senator Homampour- Isn't there another committee meeting? Senator Bowers- no No more questions for Senator Bowers Senator Woodson- by-laws- Sorry for the bylaw meeting being canceled. The agenda wasn't posted in enough time. It is next week at 5:30 PM B. Faculty Senate/University Committee Reports Senate Pro Tempore Moradkhan- Provost Search Committee - provost search is down to three candidates. You will be informed. No questions for Senator Moradkhan Senator Homampour- IFC. met march 5th. They will meet again April 5th. I will let you know what they talk about. None questions for Senator Homampour C. Business Manager Report $80.00 Public Safety Parking Passes $250.00 CCD Co-sponsorship of hate crimes $109.67 Facilities Mix Repair on red cart $500.00 Vegas Pizza Pizza for debates $425.00 Cherokee Blinds Blinds in offices D. Directors' Reports Brooke Bohlke- Director of Nevada Student Affairs Canon survey is working. I will be scanning them in by hand Senate President Davy isn't that we paid for? Director Bohlke- No just to analyze them Senator Fauske do you need help? Director Bohlke-I don't think it will be hard. It will be time consuming. Thank you though. I will get back to you if I need help. Jennifer Hale- Director of CSUN Services Deadlines are approaching. March 28th is the funding request deadline. Please let organizations know. Sean McClenahan-D/Vec/or of Entertainment and Programming Not present. Senator Bowers has his report. Black eye peas, are a confirmed band. There will be airplay on various radio stations. The band has one African American, Filipino, and Latino. We are in talks with several support acts. We are looking at pop and soul. Item K will need to be tabled until next week, because they can't provide security. Item M, after talking to Jim Moore, I have gotten a written note to remove Jamie Homampour from my board. March 12th Jamie Homampour was removed. There will be increased security due to the selling of alcohol at RebelPoolza. Senator Powell- The increase in money, is that because PNJ isn't providing security? Senator Bowers- they were never providing security. Jason Smylie- Director of Office of Student Information Not present. VPPT Green gave report. He is working hard on updating the web site. He still hasn't gotten all the bios from the Senators. Holly Wainscott- Director of Elections Hello Everyone. I hope you had a great spring break. The primary election went pretty smoothly. We have an elections board this week at 3:00 PM. We had a great turnout for the forum. We will have the same at next week. Brooke Bohlke did a great job. The new voting location by Thomas and Mack was very successful. That was good change that we made. I have the voting results with me. No questions for Director Wainscott VI. OLD BUSINESS None VII. NEW BUSINESS A. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of an amount not to exceed $1500 to co-sponsoring UNLV Greek Week. As submitted by Senator Martinez ( see attachment) Senate President Pro Tempore Moradkhan moved to approve seconded by Senator Geffen Senate President Pro Tempore Moradkhan yielded the floor To Panhellenic President, Jamie Spolteseon Jamie Spotleson is Panhellenic President. Each spring, the three Greek councils hold Greek Week. It is a week of fun filled events. It is to raise money. We had a breakfast each year, and it was very unsuccessful. This year we are having a dinner. It will cost us around $3500. We would like CSUN to help sponsor it for $1500. We have approached various eateries around campus to help sponsor. We think this would be an awesome opportunity to get your name out. April 16th to the 21st is Greek Week. The dinner will be on April 18th Senator Zardnt- Who are you inviting? Spotleson- faculty, Greek members from each organization. We are expecting around 500 people to show up. Senator Chasin- How will this benefit the school as a whole? Spotleson- We want people to see the Greek Community as a whole. This gives people a chance to become more involved. Senator Zardnt- Why are the Panhellenic councils not capped to $300.00? Senator Dayani-1 was understanding it was not a student organization. Jim Moore - It is a student organizations. You could co-sponsor it with CCD. Spotleson- The money would go to Campus Community development Senator Bowers- We have given money to larger groups. Each organization could come up to senate and ask for money. It is for faculty appreciation. Senator Geffen- I know that CSUN did sponsor this last year. It was over 300 dollars. This is an awesome event. In the past years, it wasn't very successful. Every faculty and staff member is asked to go to this years. Senate President Pro Tempore moved to amend action item A to insert with CCD after Greek Week, seconded by Senator Bowland No discussion on amendment Move into a vote (23-0-0), All in favor Amendment passes Senator DiLorenzo; does this fix the $300 problem? Jim Moore- yes Move into a vote (23-0-0), All in favor Item Passes B. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of an amount not to exceed $2100 to create 7 separate $300 scholarships to be distributed by the International Affairs Department for the 2001 Model United Nations Program. As submitted by Senator Homampour; Senator Dayani moved to approve seconded by Senator Gonzalez. Senator Homampour moved to insert, "with scholarships" second by Senator Gonalez. Senator Bowers,- why are we taking out the 7 separate scholarships? Senator Homampour- we would have to have committees. It is more hassle if we leave it that way. Senator Davy- To Jim Moore. Can they do this? Jim Moore- It will be with the United Nations. Yes Senators Bowers- Look at we did last week. We can say how money students this is going for. It will be fair. We need to include something on those lines. Senate President Moradkhan strike scholarships and put sponsorships Senator Homampour moved to insert, "with sponsorships" second by Senator Gonalez. Move into vote on amendment (23-0-0) Senator Homampour- Yield the floor to Shannon Rice. Shannon Rice- Head Delegate of International Affairs. This is in the political science department. People who are going to the conference, pay their own air fair and hotel. We are looking at around $150 for airfare and $50 for classes. It is around $600.00 per student. UNLV will look bad if we can't send a full conference. There are six different committees. It is possible to win an award to bring back to UNLV. A lot of work has been done. Each student has done hours of research for this conference. As it stands, we are unable to send five students. Senator Bowers- How many students would you like to send? Rice- We would like to send nine students. Senator Bowers- Do more want to go? Rice- There are 12 students in the class. No more questions (23-0-0), All in favor Motion passes C. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of funding the All Students Academic Partnership for $300. As submitted by Senator Bowers; ( (See attachment). Senate President Davy ruled out of order D. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of funding the Gay Straight Freedom Alliance for $93.00 As submitted by Senator Bowers; ( See attachment) Senate President Pro Tempore Moradkhan moved to combine action items, D, E, and F second by Senator Dayani Move into a vote (22-1-0) Senator Bowers oppose Motion passes Senate President Pro Tempore Moradkhan moved to waive Bylaw 4 for action items g through J seconded by Senator Woodson Move into a vote (19-4-0) Senators Homampour, Williams, Zardnt, and DiLorenzo oppose Motion Passes Move into a vote on action items E, F, and G (18- 3-2) (Senators Homampour, Williams, DiLorenzo oppose) (Senators Zardnt and Fauske abstain) Motion passes E. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of funding Lambda Pi Eta for $300. As submitted by Senator Bowers; ( See attachment) F. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of funding the UNLV Sports Officials Association for $300. As submitted by Senator Bowers; ( See attachment) G. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of revisions to the CSUN Constitution Article IV, section B. As submitted by Senator Bowers; (See attachment) Senators Bowers moves to approve seconded by Senator Gonzalez. Senator Homampour- the Judicial Council said they will meet to change this. I think it is unfair to change this before the judicial council has a chance to meet. Senate president Davy- it won't affect anything now. It wont be until the fall. I met with Senator Bowers, and she said the possibility does exist that students can take classes mid semester. Senator Bowers- In order for something to be changed, it has to pass the student body and then board of regents. I talked to the lawyers who met with Jim on the wording, and they said this was the best way. It can't go on a ballot until next spring. Senator Moradkhan- I sat in this meeting. She said that this was possible, but highly unlikely. Senator Powell- to Senator Homampour, is this for distance education? Senate President Davy- (answered) Distance Ed classes start after filing date. They can have a different number of credits at filing and time of holding office. Senator Powell- Isn't it a still a spring semester class even if it starts a different times Senate President Davy- No Senator Bowers- the constitution contradicted itself sometimes that is why we are trying to decide when it should count Senator DiLorenzo- with distance education courses, do they post to your transcript the same time? Senator Homampour- You complete the course when the professor says you are done. You can apply for a scholarship with the professor consent. It wouldn't be on your transcript. Senator Dayani- You have three options- time of filing, time of elections, and time of taking office. If we decide at the time of office, and they fail a class. Then what happens? Senator Macdonald leaves at 6:37 PM Senator Homampour- You can run for president at 34 as long as you are 35 at the time of office. You can still win and die. Senate Davy- No cross debate Senator Fauske- Having at the time of filing is the best solution. You can't assume something. Your birthday will happen. Grades won't happen. You can't assume anything, Senator Powell-How does changing the word from to at? If you have the qualifications from filing compared to at filing? I think this includes at the time. ( Senator Macdonald returns at 6:40 PM Senator Bowers- When the lawyers came in, the from meant anytime time on. At means that point exactly. From means the time you file until whenever. That is why it is being changed from to at. From is considered a long period of time. Senator Williams-1 think Senator Powell is trying to say if you have the qualifications at the time of filing, you might not have the qualifications after you file. Jim Moore-From means an indefinite period of time. From means anything from here, forward and you have to look at all the possibilities. You need to decide what you want. Senator DiLorenzo-I think Powell is write. I don't think changing from to at will change anything. You need to change both. Senate President Moradkhan- These lawyers were hired by the Board of Regents. Obviously, they were right. Senator Powell- withdraw No more discussion Move into a vote (21-2-0) (Senators Homampour, Chasin oppose) motion carries H. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of the revisions to the CSUN Constitution Article IV, section C, subsection 4. As submitted by Senator Bowers; (See attachment) Senator Dayani moved to approve, second by Senator Ling Senate President Pro Tempore Moradkhan, moved to insert Article IV, Section C, Subsection 6, "legislative officers must be admitted member s of the college, school, or program they represent prior tot he election at the time of filing and while holding that seat" seconded by senator Powell Senator Bowers- we are just adding the change to the item. Move into a vote on amendment (23-0-0) Amendment Passes Move into a vote 22-1-0 (Senator Homampour opposes) Motion Passes I. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of the revisions to the CSUN Constitution Article VI, section B. As submitted by Senator Bowers (see attachment) Senate President Pro Tempore Moradkhan moves to approve seconded by Senator Bowers Discussion- Senator bowers moved to amend, inserting a number 1, for representation purposes. "A college must have a dean and a bachelors degree" second by Senator Gonzalez. Senator Homampour- a bachelors degree from the college? Senate Davy- Yes, the college. Senator DiLorenzo- Does this remove undeclared college? Is this a contradiction? Senator Bowers- I don't see this as a contradiction. We are clarifying what a college is. I want to change amend, also to read "expect the college of student development" seconded by Senator Gonzalez. Senate Davy- is everyone clear (no one answered no) Move into a vote on amendment (23-0-0) Amendment Passes move into a vote on the item as a whole (23-0-0) Motion Passes J. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of deletion of Article IX Section G from the CSUN Constitution. As submitted by Senator Bowers; (See attachment) Senator Dayani- point of information for action item H. We skipped over something? Senator Bowers- we will amend it. We didn't change it. We just added on. The whole thing went through Senate President Pro Tempore Moradkhan moved to approve, seconded by Senator Bowers Senator Powell- this is a completion for the college of Urban Affairs. We are getting rid of KUNV. We are updating it. Move into a vote (23-0-0) Motion Passes K. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of expending an amount not to exceed $1900 to We Serve Inc. for security for RebelPoolza. Costs to be encumbered from CSUN 2702 00/01 RebelPoolza Account. As submitted by Senator Bowers; Senator Moradkhan moved to table, second by Senator Geffen (23-0-0) Motion Passes L. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of expending an amount not to exceed $1500 to Public Safety for police at RebelPoolza. Costs to be encumbered from CSUN 27002 00/01 RebelPoolza Account. As submitted by Senator Bowers; Senator Gonalez moved to approve, second by Senator Hughes. Senator Homampour- how many police is this for? Senator Bowers-1 have no idea Jim Moore, 13 officers, and 3 supervisors. They will work in shifts Senator Dayani- is this all the security we are having? Move into a vote 23-0-0 Item Passes M. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of removing Jamie Homampour from the E & P Board. As submitted by Senate President Pro Tempore Moradkhan; Senate President Davy ruled this out of order N. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of Rebel Radio Proposal. (See attachment) Senate President Pro Tempore moved to approve seconded by Senator Gonalez. Senator Zardnt- are we becoming financially obligated? Senate President Davy- No this is a recommendation. This is a proposal. Senator Zardnt- If this proposal was to pass in board of regents? What would happen? Student Body President Paul Moradkhan- It would come back to us. We need to have the cabinet approve it, then it will move onto bylaws. Davy- This is non-binding. Then we can make whatever change we need. President Paul Moradkhan-This is internal operations. Senator Homampour- Yield the floor to David Himmel David Himmel- You should add something that the radio station will teach students so it won't be just to play music. Senator Bowers- withdraw Senator Dayani- what is cabinet? President Paul Moradkhan - the executive board Senator Woodson How do we write this in the proposal? Himmel- The director of this, wants this to be a interning experience and for a more established radio station. Senator Woodson- Yield floor to President Paul Moradkhan Paul: This will be a learning experience. It will be a student activity. Don Fuller is leaving pretty soon. I fully back this. If you have concerns, tell us know. Senator Martinez- withdraw Senator Shrock- to President Moradkhan - Can we gain if license if this goes well? Paul- this has to be in steps. We can't just apply a license. Senator Shrock- under your plan we could apply for a license? President Moradkhan-Yes Senator Powell-1 think this is a good idea. I think KUNV needs to mind KUNV. Senator Martinez-1 think we need more senators on the board Paul: senator Dayani and David Himmel are on this committee? Senator Martinez: Do we need a urban affairs senator to be on the board? I think we need to have one on the board. Senator Fauske- are you for this? Himmel: I fully support this. I think this is a good idea. Don Fuller hasn't told me that he is leaving. Homampour leaves at 7:04 PM. Senator Chasin yield floor to President Moradkhan Paul: Until we are ready, it shouldn't be under our control fully. We need to learn. This wont replace KUNV. Senator Salsaa leaves at 7;05 PM Senator Fauske-1 think we should support President Moradkhan Senator Salsaa returns at 7:08 PM Supplemental Senate Agenda A. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of transferring $700 from CSUN 2702 entertainment and programming (discretionary) FY 2000-20001 account to the CSUNJ 2702 Entertainment and Programming (RebelPoolza) account. As submitted by Senator Bowers; Senator Gonzalez moved to approve seconded by Senator Powell Move into a Vote (22-0-1) Senator Zardnt abstains Motion Passes VIII. PUBLIC COMMENT {in accordance with N.R.S. 241.020 (2)(c)(3)} IX. EXECUTIVE BOARD ANNOUNCEMENTS AND SUMMATIONS VPPT Green-1 have not received applications from education and student development colleges. I haven't received surveys from some colleges also. I need these. Please turn them into me. President Moradkhan- This will be a busy week for us. On Wednesday from 2:00 to 2:30 PM, in MSU 210 North, there will be Dr. Anderson from Ohio. Please attend if you can. She will answer questions. Dr. Mills is from March 28th from 2:00 to 4:00 PM in MSU 210 North. Effective June 1, 2000, CSUN ill take control of the Source Room. The information booth will have scantrons and pencils. We will assist them. They will have free phones and typewriters also. CCD will donate furniture. This is a joint partnership. We are not putting up a wall. The Panhellenic offices will stay how they are. X. Good of the Senate Senator Bowers- Senator Martinez and I will be writing up an explanation of the constitutional changes. We will include the pros and cons for the revisions. Give me your suggestions. I wish spring break was not over. Senator Ling- Pass Senator Salsaa-1 hope you had a great spring break. Congratulations to new Vice President Fauske. I want to thank Betty Silva for the laugh today in the Rebel Yell. IT was funny. I am going to keep it and show my parents. I want to ask her, but she left, why she putting false information. Senator DiLorenzo- Vita is still going on. We have been doing tax returns like crazy. Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 5 PM in BEH hall. Senator Powell: I have to disagree with some senators. We are in the home stretch. The paper drive is going well. Senator Shrock-1 am interested in serving on some of the committees. I feel kinda lost because I don't sit on a committee. Senate President Davy-1 will be updating the lists next week. Senator Dunning-Pass Senator Aoki- Pass Senator Martinez- The advisory council will have a meeting following the Senate meeting. We have one submission from the hotel college. We do not have enough for a newsletter Senator Hughes- Pass Senator Zardnt- Pass Senator Williams- Pass Senator Chasin-1 finished my newsletter. It has to be approved by the Dean. Senator Geffen- Have a good week Senator Homampour- Good job Fauske. The codes will have to be approved (for the elections). I'm glad the protest went well.. Senator Gonzalez- Pass Senator Fleming- Pass Senator Bowland- Pass Senator MacDonald- Pass Senator Fauske- Thank you Senators Bowers and Homampour for running a clean campaign. I hope to have a good relationship with you two. Thank you Director Wainscott. You did a great job. Senator Woodson- Pass Senate president Davy- A valid vote is for a candidate. I'm glad the Rebel Radio Item passed. I was filling out my FAFSA the other day, and I still do not qualify for financial assistance. I have to put my parents income on it, even though I support myself. I sent a letter to Senator Berkley, and I am hoping to change the laws. I will help Senator Bowers and Martinez. I agree with Senator Salsaa. Senate President Pro Tempore Moradkhan-1 will buy you a magnet (to Senator Salsaa). I need Bowland, Gonzalez, and Shrock to stay after the meeting. Pictures will be taken soon. XI. ADJOURNMENT Senate President Davy adjourned the meeting at 7:28 PM Posted in accordance with Nevada Open Meeting Law (N.R.S. 241.000) at the following locations: Moyer Student Union, Frank & Estella Beam Hall, Flora Dungan Humanities, Classroom Building Complex and Thomas Beam Engineering Complex. Stephanie Davy DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT CSUN Rebel Radio Proposed CSUN Senate Bylaw 55 I. Purpose The purpose of the Rebel Radio Station shall be to establish and maintain an atmosphere of student activities by the forum of radio broadcast. It shall also serve to inform the student body, faculty, media and concerned members of the public as the activities of CSUN Student Government and CSUN recognized campus organizations. II. Structure The Rebel Radio Station shall consist of the following: A. The CSUN Rebel Radio Director who shall be nominated by the CSUN Executive Board and approved by the Senate. B. The CSUN Assistant Student Program Director, CSUN Assistant Operations/Production Director, CSUN Assistant Campus News Director, and CSUN Assistant Advertisement Director shall all be nominated by the Executive Board and approved by the CSUN Senate. III. Duties, Powers, and Responsibilities of the CSUN Rebel Radio Director A. The CSUN Rebel Radio Director: 1. Directs and coordinates operations departments of the Rebel Radio Station. 2. Shall interpret and carries out general policies established by station officers. 3. Prepares station budget. 4. Make decisions pertaining to general policies that are beyond the scope and authority of department heads. 5. All hiring and discharging personnel shall be in conjunction with all current CSUN policies. 6. The CSUN Rebel Radio Director shall report to the Student Body President on a weekly basis, the Executive Committee at each scheduled meeting, and attend all CSUN Senate Meetings. 7. The CSUN Rebel Radio Director shall submit a budget to the CSUN Executive Board, Rebel Radio Executive Committee, and the CSUN Senate for approval. 8. The CSUN Rebel Radio Director shall establish an Operating Policy to be approved by CSUN Executive Board, Rebel Radio Executive Committee, and the CSUN Senate. 9. Report on the activities of CSUN media and local media. 10. The CSUN Rebel Radio Director shall also perform any duties delegated to it by the CSUN Executive Board, Rebel Radio Executive Committee or the CSUN Senate. IV. Duties, Powers, and Responsibilities of the Rebel Radio Assistant Directors A. Assistant Programming Director 1. Supervise and coordinate the programming for radio station; creates monthly broadcasting schedule. 2. Supervises and monitors all program operations activities. 3. Ensures that all programming activities are conducted with the Rebel Radio Station's mission and goals, and which shall be in coordinate with CSUN's mission and goals. 4. Makes programming decisions and adjustments according to student response and other factors. 5. Work collaboratively with student disc jockeys to create quality programming. 6. Reports to the CSUN Rebel Radio Director. B. Assistant Operations/Production Director 1. Directs, coordinates, and supervises the broadcast production department for on- and - o f f projects: develops programs, provides creative and logistical guidance to producers and other production staff. 2. Coordinates activities of personnel engaged in preparation of the station schedules. 3. Prepares schedules for talent and assigns talent to broadcast periods. 4. Reports to the CSUN Director of Rebel Radio. C. Assistant Campus News Director 1. Complies, dispenses, and files news stories