Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate University of Nevada, Las Vegas, September 21, 1989

CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE SENATE PRESIDENT MINUTES SENATE MEETING 19-30 SEPTEMBER 21, 1989 MSU 201 4:00 PM I. CALL TO ORDER Senate President, Gina B Polovina called the meeting to order at 4:03 PM. II. ROLL CALL Ross Kurzer Jeff Bauhs Chad Wilcox Jeff Geihs Kim Elliott Roderick Colebrook Kurt Demars Paige Zielinski Bud Benneman Kim Kerhsaw Kerem Ozkan Rick Gillett Kari Cozine Scot Bennett Ken Tomory Melanie Rosenberg Jorge Gonzales James Swank (appointed) Brandi Hoffman (appointed) Board and Committee Directors/Chairs Pat Touhy (Student Services) Jamal Allen (OSI) Allen Chastain (Elec/Publ) Karen Splawn (Yellin' Reb) Mike Kennedy (NSA) Lillian Franky (E&P) Rob Rosenthal (KUNY) Ray Frankulin (Appropriatins Board) Barbara McFarland (Business Office) Brandi Hoffman (SHAC) III. APPROVAL OF SENATE MINUTES 19-29 Motion to approve by Cozine. Seconded by Rosenberg. PRESENT ABSENT UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 SENATE MINUTES 19-30 9/21/89 PAGE 2 Correction made by Senate President Polovina, page 6. Brandi Hoffman was nominated for the empty Health Sciences Seat. Correction by Melanie Rosenberg as to the spelling of her name on page 6. Motion passes with 14 in favor 0 opposed and 1 abstention. IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS Vice President Engel announced that she needs people to sign up to work the booth at College Fair at Cashman Field. President Bunin announced that Milli Vanilli was no longer a candidate that another college had out bid CSUN. Other possibilities are Dino and Chuck Berry. Senate President Polovina announced that Senators must turn in their grade Verification forms and that Senators and Directors have until the 27th to give speeches to classes. V. BOARD AND COMMITTEE REPORTS Ross Kurzer-KUNV Liaison No Report Senator Gonzalez arrived at 4:12 PM Senate President Polovina gave the floor to Dr. Loewry, Chairman of the Parking and Traffic Committee. It was reported that the committee is looking into solutions to the increasing parking problems that have become apparant with the increased enrollment. Several Senators asked questions regarding figures of a survery that was supplied and whether these numbers really reflected students opinions. He expressed that the administration does not want to have a fee for parking without the money being used to improve condidtions. Under consideration are a parking garage (for which a donor is being searched for), a fee to park on campus, a fee for personalized parking. Senators suggested regulating parking lots like pay lots so that no space is ever empty as would happen with the personalized parking. Also suggested was underground parking. Senator Bauhs arrived at 4:22 PM Several other Senators expressed their opinion that there really is no parking "problem" because students just have to walk a few hundred yards from the Thomas and Mack parking lot. Pat Tuohy-Student Services Pat reported that the "U" magizine had arrived and is available. Much discussion took place and Senate President Polovina called for quiet. Also reported was that new folders for students would be arriving and the advertising was handled by the same people as the previous folders. SENATE MINUTES 19-30 9/21/89 PAGE 3 The typewriting service has finally taken off, especially since all keys have been accounted for and money is being properly accounted for. Only $15 was collected for the whole semester while $28 has been collected in the three days since the keys were collected. Allen Chastain-Elections Allen reported that he needs 2 new members for the elections board. At the Elections Board meeting a candidate was disqualified. There will be four areas to vote during the upcoming elections: MSU; Humanities; Engineering and the Library. Publications Board Reported that the Pub Board decided not to have a print yearbook this year so that preparation for next year may be done. Pub Board also decided to take action concerning the Video Yearbook and will be sending a letter to Jan to inform her of our options and the actions we may take. Allen also asked for input regarding the 'Yell'. Senator Kurzer asked who was disqualified: Jason Landers. It was suggested to Allen to send a letter to teachers asking them to refrain from "bribing" students. Senator Colebrook asked if old papers can be removed from boards. Other questions were asked regarding the visibility of flyers on the boards. Information Officers, as a Point of Information, noted that flyers are seen, because people came in to run for Senate that had the flyers OSI posted. Senator Tomory Suggested a board with all candidates flyers on it to be put in the MSU. Yellin' Rebel CSUN President Bunin reported that Karen Splawn was ill. Ray Frankulin reported that Yellin' Rebel was still waiting for the printer. Rob Rosenthal-KUNV This week KUNY took in $1665 in donations. Also reported that this amount is high and won't always be that good. T-Mex has gone top 40 and therefore KUNY has lost a donation producing outlet. The 2000 records from KNPR have arrived and are in a closet waiting to be sorted. Naturally Nevada Ray Frankulin-Appropriations Meeting will be held Friday at 3:30 in the Oasis Lounge. Barbara McFarland-Business Office No Report Ross Kurzer left the room on a Point of Personal Priviledge at 4:42 PM. Brandi Hoffman-SHAC Brandi reported that Health Awareness Week will be Oct 25th. In attendance will be AFAN, Bridge Counciling, Clark County Health Dept., Alcoholics Anonymous, Green Valley Athletic Club and others. CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE SENATE PRESIDENT CORRECTION TO MINUTES SENATE MEETING 19-30 SEPTEMBER 21, 1989 MSU 201 4:00 PM V. BOARD AND COMMITTEE REPORTS Mike Kennedy (NSA) (after Allen Chastain and before Rob Rosenthal) NSA meetings are Mondays after Executive Board meetings. NSA is looking into having a luncheon in honor of the legislature with a guest speaker who will also speak at a separate function/lecture. President Bush has attempted to cut educational funding by 250 million dollars but Congress doesn't agree with that. The budget is now at the Senate. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 SENATE MINUTES 19-30 9/21/89 PAGE 4 Entertainment and Programming President Bunin reported that all is taken care of except the big act of Homecoming. Sinbad will be performing for Oktobefest on Thursday, Tommy Rocker on Friday and others. Tyrone Smith-OSI Director Tyrone apologized to the Judicial Council for inadvertantly leaving off of the OSI page and promised to correct that. Senator Kurzer returned at 4:48 PM VI. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS A.Approval of Kerem Ozkan as a member of the Disciplinary Action Committee. B.Approval of Rosaura Tejeda as a member of the Appropriations Board. VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. NOMINATION/APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENT TO THE VACANT BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS SEAT. Motion to allow candidates to speak for two minutes follwed by a question and answer period followed by an election with the highest vote getter appointed by Senator Kurzer. Second by Senator Colebrook. Motion passed with 17 in favor, 0 opposed and 0 abstentions. Both Candidates spoke. Senator Cozine called for a roll call vote. SWANK TABOLA Ross Kurzer Jeff Bauhs Chad Wilcox Rick Gillett Jeff Geihs Kari Cozine Roderick Colebrook Scott Bennett Kurt Demars Ken Tomory Paige Zielinski Kim Kershaw Gonzalez ABSTENTIONS Kim Elliott Bud Benneman Melanie Rosenberg James Swank wins with 9 votes; Tabola 5 votes, 3 abstentions Chief Justice Wall swore in James Swank. B. NOMINATION/APPROVAL OF OF THE APPOINTMENT TO THE HEALTH SCIENCES SEAT. SENATE MINUTES 19-30 9/21/89 PAGE 5 Motion to close nominations by Senator Kurzer. Second by Senator Ozkan. Motion passes with 17 in favor, 0 opposed, and 0 abstentions. Motion to have Brandi Hoffman speak for 2 minutes and to appoint her as the Health Sciences Senator by unanimous acclamation by Senator Kurzer. Second by Senator Tomory. Motion passes with 16 in favor, 1 opposed, and 0 abstentions. Brandi Hoffman spoke. There was a Point of Inquiry by Senator Benneman regarding a conflict between SHAC Chairperson and being a Senator. There are no conflicts. SHAC is an unpaid Chair. There were no objections to the appointment. Brandi Hoffman was sworn in by Chief Justice Wall. C. NOMINATIONS/APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENT TO THE VACANT MATH AND SCIENCE SEAT. Andrea La Butti was withdrawn as a nominee. Senate President Polovina nominated Natalie Miloro. Senator Kurzer moved to table nominations until the following week. Seconded by Senator Benneman. Motion passes with 19 in favor, 0 opposed and 0 abstentions. VIII. NEW BUSINESS A. APPROVAL OF EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS. Motion to approve items A and B of Executive Board Nominations as a whole by Senator Kurzer. Second by Senator Elliott. Motion passes with 19 in favor, 0 opposed and 0 abstentions. B. APPROVAL OF CONTRACT WITH MICHAEL SCHIVO PRESENTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF HAVING SINBAD PERFROM DURING OKTOBERFEST. Motion to approve by Senator Kurzer. Second by Senator Cozine. Senator yielded the floor to CSUN President Bunin. CSUN President Bunin explained that this was a standard contract. SENATE MINUTES 19-30 9/21/89 PAGE 6 Motion passes with 19 in favor, 0 opposed and 0 abstentions. C. NOMINATION/APPROVAL OF THE APPOINTMENT TO THE VACANT STUDENT DEVELOPMENT SEAT. Senate President Polovina nominated Jason Landers. She informed the Senate that Mr. Landers had to leave for a job interview. D. APPROVAL OF ENCUMBERING NO MORE THAN $1100 OUT OF THE 900 ACCOUNT FOR THE PURPOSE OF SENDING THE CHAIRPERSON AND THE VICE CHAIRPERSON OF SHAC TO THE PACIFIC COAST COLLEGE HEALTH ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE IN IDAHO. Senate President Polovina expressed her unwillingness to allow any action on the motion since she had no prior knowledge of the action. Policy is that all items shall be presented to her for the agenda. CSUN President Bunin announced that it was his fault for Senator Tomory had discussed this with him and asked the Senate Secretary to include it on the agenda. Senate President Polovina allowed informal discussion for the Senators to find out information about the trip. Senator Demars left the meeting at 5:30 PM Motion to approve item D of New Business by Senator Cozine. Second by CSUN President Bunin. There was an objection to the consideration of the motion by Senator Kurzer. Objection to the consideration of the motion failed with 7 in favor, 8 opposed and 4 abstentions. Discussion took place concerning the lack of information in writing for the Senators. Senator Tomory and Hoffman answered many questions regarding the trip and how it would benefit CSUN and specifically SHAC. Senate President Polovina passed the gavel at 5:32 PM CSUN President Bunin called for the question. Second by Senator Rosenberg. Motion passes with 18 in favor, 0 opposed and 1 abstention (Zielinski). Senator Kurzer called for a roll call vote. SENATE MINUTES 19-30 9/21/89 PAGE 7 IN FAVOR Chad Wilcox Jeff Geihs Roderick Colebrook Bud Benneman Kim Kershaw Rick Gillett Kari Cozine Ken Tomory Melanie Rosenberg Jorge Gonzalez James Swank ABSTENTIONS Brandi Hoffman Motion passes with 11 in favor, 6 against, and 1 abstention. Senate President Polovina retained the gavel at 5:38 PM. IX. OPEN DISCUSSION Kurzer Asked that everyone come prepared. If everone would come with information about their items, less discussion would have to take place. The Senate of course would approve health education items but should bring info. Swank Thanked all for appointing him to the B&E Seat. Colebrook Announced that he is a candidate for Homecoming King. Zielinski Congratulated the new Senators. Complimented OSI on a good OSI page in the Rebel. Took notes at this meeting and will be rWepilocortxi ng to her classes. Congratulated new Senators. Geihs Congratulated new Senators. Reminded all to speak to classes. Gillett Welcomed Swank and Hoffman back to the Senate. Wished Ken and Brandi luck on their trip. Congratulated the Senate on going through and entire meeting without mentioning Bylaw 4. Gonzalez Apologized for being late, went to Green Room by accident. Hopes that Ken and Brandi will bring news back. AGAINST Ross Kurzer Kim Elliott Jeff Bauhs Paige Zielinski Kerem Ozkan Scott Bennett Hoffman SENATE MINUTES 19-30 9/21/89 PAGE 8 Assured the Senate that good things will come from the trip.. Wants to borrow. Kurzers credit Card. Tomory Congratulated all. Thanked the Senate for the trip. Kershaw Congratulated all. FBeeenlns etmhaant he has the right to abstain when it is appropriate. Bennett Not against SHAC COozknagnr atulated all. Chief Justice Wall Several complaints about Bylaw 2. Will interpret the Bylaw and how to enforce it at next meeting. Allen Chastain Yielded the floor to Natalie Miloro to speak. Senate President Polovina announced that Jay Landers had returned. Cozine Welcomed Brandi and James back; she missed them. PCroensgidraetnut laBteudn ina ll. Thanked the Senate for the Sinbad Contract. Smith Pleaded with the Senate to start working together for the benefit of CSUN, that we aren't here to draw battle lines. It is hard to make CSUN look good when so much conflict is occuring. Senate President Polovina Grade Verification forms must be turned in and don't forget about the speeches. All Senators will be asked what class they spoke to and the name of the professor. Congratulated all. X. ADJOURMENT Senate President Polovina adjourned the meeting at 6:03 PM. Respectfully prepared and submitted by, rffa B. Polovina CSUN Senate President Tyrone Smith Senate Secretary MEMORANDUM FOR: Faculty Senate, CSUN Senate, and the Classified Staff Council. FROM: P. E. Lowry, Chair, University Parking and Traffic Control Committee. SUBJECT: Information Briefing, University Parking and Traffic Committee. DATE: 1 8 September 1 989. The purpose of this memorandum is to inform you about (1) the President's recent deci-sions concerning parking and traffic matters, and (2) the actions the Parking and Traffic Control Committee expects to take during the school year 1 989 - 1990. President Maxson has approved a policy concerning the issue of parking decals to the faculty and staff. A copy of the policy is on the following page. The purpose of this policy is to reduce the demand for faculty and staff parking spaces. The new policy simply makes it possible to enforce the previous policy that no person could park more than one vehicle on the campus at a time. In the past, two decals were issued to each faculty and staff employee. The new policy allows faculty and staff to register more than one vehicle. It still does not allow parking more than one vehicle on the campus at one time. It is anticipated that the new policy will free up to one hundred or more spaces for legitimate use. The President has also approved a policy that parking on the campus should be self suffi-cient. That is, the cost of maintaining parking facilities should be borne by the users. Earlier this year the Committee requested a study of the parking system on campus. This was done as a result of the many complaints received by all users of the campus. (Please see enclosure 1 for a summary of the results of two campus surveys that were conducted during the Spring 1988 semester.) The study recommended, among other things, the financial self suffi-ciency concept the President has approved. Other recommendations were made that will be considered by the Committee. Here are the specific actions the Committee intends to take this year: 1. Determine the location, size, and cost for one or more parking structures on the campus. 2. Determine the cost and the fees to be charged for making parking more conven-ient. This study is based on the desire by the campus community for parking close to offices and classrooms (enclosure 1). One of the first areas to be studied is the area along Maryland Park-way. It is anticipated that the Committee will recommend to the President that those lots be pro-vided with barriers and that the access to the lots be restricted to the number of spaces in the lots. A fee would be charged to cover the costs for installation of the barriers and maintenance of the lots. 3. Determine how to handle visitor parking. The meters are inadequate. The study will include an analysis of where visitor parking is most needed, how to restrict access to bona fide visitors only, the costs, and the fees to be charged. MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS,NV 891 54/(702)739-3091 4. Determine how to accommodate the needs of students and employees in the evening, especially when there are events in the Thomas and Mack Center, Ham Hall, and the Judy Bailey theater. 5. Determine if the policy for registering additional vehicles should be extended to apply to students. These are the primary study issues dealing with parking. Other studies include providing by name reserved parking for handicapped personnel, further restrictions on vehicular traffic in the inner portions of the campus, and better traffic control to reduce the possibility of injury to pedestrians. We appreciate receiving comments and suggestions. Please continue to advise us as we attempt to provide a safer and more convenient parking and traffic control system. 1 Encl a/s UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS ADDITIONAL VEHICLE REGISTRATION (Effective August 23, 1989) Each registered student, faculty member, and staff employee of the university is required to regis-ter his/her vehicle before it is parked on the campus. Only one vehicle per person may be parked on the campus at one time. Faculty and staff employees are authorized to register one or more additional vehicles. However, only one vehicle per employee may be parked on the campus at one time. Additional vehicle authorizations will be provided by the Director of Public Safety upon application by the employee. A fee of $5.00 per additional registration will be required to pay for the additional decal(s). (Approved by the President 9-1 1-1989) Page 2 ENCLOSURE 1 RESULTS OF 1989 PARKING SURVEY 1. There is strong support on the campus for major changes in the way parking is managed. For example, in the recent survey conducted by the Provost as part of the accreditation process, 46.2% of the students said they were dissatisfied with campus parking, 42.2% said that campus parking was a problem for them. Apparently 52% of the respondents would support a fee of $10.00 or less per semester if the fee would be used to pay for parking improvements. 2. The parking survey conducted by the Committee elicited 786 usable responses from faculty, staff, and students. The results are summarized as follows: a. 50% of the respondents reported having difficulty finding close-in parking spaces between 8-11 A.M. b. 71% of the respondents want more enforcement in-cluding towing cars parked illegally. c. 66% of the respondents would pay for guaranteed space in a "premium" parking lot (barriered lots requiring the payment of a fee to enter the lot). The breakdown of respondents willing to pay to park in these lots and the average amount they would be willing to pay is as follows: CATEGORY PERCENT WILLING AVERAGE AMOUNT WILLING d. 45% of the respondents would be willing to pay for a "by name" reserved parking space. The average amount they would be willing to pay was $158 per year. The breakdown is as follows: TO PAY TO PAY Faculty Classified Staff 73 65 77 57 35 $86 per year 60 per year 7 4 per year 50 per year 66 per year Professional Staff Full-time Students Part-time Students CATEGORY PERCENT WILLING TO PAY AVERAGE AMOUNT WILLING TO PAY Faculty Classified Staff 46 45 47 42 67 $164 per year 146 per year 143 per year 172 per year 175 per year Professional Staff Full-time Students Part-time Students Enclosure 1, Results of Parking Survey. Page 1 e. 33% of the respondents said they would be willing to pay, on the average $18 per year to park on the campus. The breakdown is as follows: CATEGORY PERCENT WILLING AVERAGE AMOUNT WILLING TO PAY TO PAY Faculty 40 $15 per year Classified Staff 22 16 per year Professional Staff 28 15 per year Full-time Students 41 22 per year Part-time Students 22 16 per year f. 46% of the respondents would be willing to pay $5.00 for an extra permit that would allow them to bring a different car on the campus. The breakdown is as follows: CATEGORY PERCENT WILLING TO PAY Faculty 57 Classified Staff 39 Professional Staff 47 Full-time Students 43 Part-time Students 39 END SUMMARY Enclosure 1, Results of Parking Survey. Page 2 ) Gen' I KUNV ORG BOARD E & P STU SVS YELL CONTING PUBL OS I C/I-KUNV C/I-YELL NSA 900 901 902 903 904 905 906 907 908 909 911 912 TOTAL EXPENSES Prof Sal $35,142.00 $29,165,. 00 $0.00 $3,375 .00 $7,425.00 $15,775,. 00 $0.00 $4,275 .00 $1,800.. 00 $0.00 $0.. 00 $1 ,800.. 00 $98,757.00 Class Sal — $23,078.00 - $20,356,. 00 $0.00 $0 .00 ' $0,. 00 i $0.. 00 $0.00 $0 .00 $0.. 00 $0,. 00 $0.. 00 $0., 00 $43,434.00 Student Wages $16,200.00 $4,000,. 00 $0.00 $0 .00 $9,000.. 00 $6,800.00 $0.00 $0 .00 $0.. 00 $0 .00 $0.. 00 $0.. 00 $36,000.00 Benefits $9,218.00 $9,700,. 00 $0.00 $100 .00 $325,. 00 $600.. 00 $0.00 $110 .00 $50 .00 $0,. 00 $0.. 00 $50.. 00 $20,153.00 O/S Travel $2,730.00 $2,500,. 00 $0.00 $500 .00 $2,270,. 00 $3,500.. 00 $0.00 $0 .00 $1,000,. 00 $0,. 00 $0.. 00 $1 ,500.. 00 $14,000.00 Operating Control $70,000.00 $40,000,. 00 $17,500.00 $60,000 .00 $30,000,. 00 $54,380.. 00 $0.00 $15,000 .00 $6,000,. 00 $6,, 541,. 00 $6,079.. 00 $2 ,500,. 00 $308,000.00 Cont i ngency $0.00 $0,. 00 $0.00 $0 .00 $0,. 00 $0,. 00 $89,, 885.00 $0 .00 $0 .00 $0 .00 $0,. 00 $0,. 00 $89,885.00 TOTAL $156,368.00 $105,721.. 00 $17,500.00 $63,975 .00 $49,020.. 00 $81,055.. 00 $89 ,885.00 $19,385 .00 $8,850,. 00 $6,, 541,. 00 $6,079 .00 $5 ,850,. 00 $610,229.00 REVENUE Student Fees $156,368.00 $78,471,. 00 $17,500.00 $55,475 .00 $47,020.. 00 $35,805.. 00 $58,, 206.00 $18,885 .00 $8,850,. 00 $0,. 00 $0,. 00 $5 ,850,. 00 $482,430.00 Revenue $0.00 $2,000.. 00 $0.00 $8,500,. 00 $2,000,. 00 $45,000,. 00 $0.00 $500 .00 $0,. 00 $0,. 00 $0,. 00 $0,. 00 $58,000.00 Gifts $0.00 $25,000,. 00 $0.00 $0,. 00 $0.. 00 $0.. 00 $0.00 $0 .00 $0,. 00 $0,. 00 $0,. 00 $0,. 00 $25,000.00 Misc $0.00 $250.. 00 $0.00 $0,. 00 $0.. 00 $250,. 00 $0.00 $0.00 $0,. 00 $0,. 00 $0,. 00 $0,. 00 $500.00 Bal Forward $0.00 $0.. 00 $0.00 $0,. 00 $0.. 00 $0,. 00 $31,, 679.00 $0 .00 $0,. 00 $6,, 541,. 00 $6,079,. 00 $0.. 00 $44,299.00 TOTAL $156,368.00 $105,721.. 00 $17,500.00 $63,975 .00 $49,020.. 00 $81,055.. 00 $89,, 885.00 $19,385.00 $8,850,. 00 $6,, 541,. 00 $6,079.00 $5 ,850,. 00 $610,229.00 Proposed Budget Amendment, Sept 89 Gen' I KUNV ORG BOARD E & P STU SVS YELL CONTING PUBL OS I C/I-KUNV C/l-YELL NSA 900 901 902 903 904 905 906 907 908 909 911 912 TOTAL EXPENSES Prof Sal $35,142.00 $29,165.0 0 $0.00 $3,375.. 00 $7,425.00 $15,775.0 0 $0.00 $4,275., 00 $1,800. 00 $0. 00 $0. 00 $1,800.00 $98,757.00 Class Sal $28,660.79 $20,356.00 $0.00 $0. ,00 $5,582. 79 $0. 00 $0.00 $0. .00 $0. .00 $0. ,00 $0. .00 $0. .00 $54,599.58 Student Wages $9,534.42 $4,000.0 0 $0.00 $0.. 00 $4,500. 00 $6,800.0 0 $0.00 $0., 00 $0. 00 $0., 00 $0., 00 $0. 00 $24,834.42 Benefits $11,437.68 $9,700. 00 $0.00 $100. ,00 $2,544. 67 $600. 00 $0.00 $110. .00 $50. ,00 $0. .00 $0. ,00 $50. .00 $24,592.35 O/S Travel $2,730.00 $2,500. 00 $0.00 $500., 00 $2,270. 00 $3,500.0 0 $0.00 $0.. 00 $1,000., 00 $0., 00 $0., 00 $1 ,500., 00 $14,000.00 Operating Control $70,000.00 $40,000. 00 $17,500.00 $60,000.. 00 $30,000.. 00 $54,380.. 00 $0.00 $15,000.. 00 $6,000.. 00 $6,, 541., 00 $6,079.. 00 $2 ,500. 00 $308,000.00 Contingency $0.00 $0., 00 $0.00 $0. 00 $0. 00 $0.. 00 $85,, 445.65 $0.. 00 $0.. 00 $0.. 00 $0., 00 $0.. 00 $85,445.65 TOTAL $157,504.89 $105,721., 00 $17,500.00 $63,975. 00 $52,322.4 6 $81,055.. 00 $85,, 445.65 $19,385.. 00 $8,850.. 00 $6,, 541.. 00 $6,079., 00 $5 ,850.. 00 $610,229.00 REVENUE ' Student Fees $157,504.89 $78,471., 00 $17,500.00 $55,475. 00 $50,322., 46 $35,805.. 00 $53,, 766.65 $18,885.00 $8,850.00 $0,. 00 $0.. 00 $5 ,850.. 00 $482,430.00 Revenue $0.00 $2,000.. 00 $0.00 $8,500. 00 $2,000.. 00 $45,000.. 00 $0.00 $500.. 00 $0.. 00 $0.. 00 $0.. 00 $0.. 00 $58,000.00 Gifts $0.00 $25,000.. 00 $0.00 $0., 00 $0., 00 $0,. 00 $0.00 $0,. 00 $0.. 00 $0,. 00 $0.. 00 $0.. 00 $25,000.00 Misc $0.00 $250.. 00 $0.00 $0.. 00 $0., 00 $250.. 00 $0.00 $0 .00 $0.. 00 $0.00 $0.. 00 $0.. 00 $500.00 Bal Forward $0.00 $0.. 00 $0.00 $0.. 00 $0.. 00 $0,. 00 $31,, 679.00 $0,. 00 $0.00 $6,, 541,. 00 $6,079.00 $0.. 00 $44,299.00 TOTAL $157,504.89 $105,721.00 $17,500.00 $63,975.00 $52,322.46 $81,055.00 $85,445.65 $19,385.00 $8,850.00 $6,541.00 $6,079.00 $5,850.00 $610,229.00 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE SENATE PRESIDENT SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA SENATE MEETING 19-3 0 SEPTEMBER 21, 1989 4:00 PM MSU 2 01 VI. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS A. Approval of Kerem Ozkan as a member of the Disciplinary Action Committee (Faculty Committee) B. Approval of Rosaura Tejeda as a member of the Appropriations Board. VII. OLD BUSINESS A. Nomination/approval of appointment to the vacant Business and Economics Seat. 1. James Swank 2. Albert Tabola B. Nomination/approval of appointment to the vacant Health Sciences Seat. 1. Brandi Hoffman VIII.NEW BUSINESS A. Approval of Executive Board nominations B. Approval of contract with Michael Schivo Presents for the purpose of having Sinbad perform during Octoberfest. C. Nomination/approval of the appointment to the vacant Student Development Seat. D. Approval of encumbering no more than $1100 out of the 900 account for the purpose of sending the Chairperson and Vice Chairperson of the SHAC to the Pacific Coast College Health Association Conference in Idaho. IX. OPEN DISCUSSION X. ADJOURNMENT UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE SENATE PRESIDENT AGENDA SENATE MEETING 19-3 0 SEPTEMBER 21, 19 8 9 4:00 PM MSU 201 I CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL III. APPROVAL OF SENATE MINUTES 19-2 9 IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS V. BOARD AND COMMITTEE REPORTS VI. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. NOMINATIONS/APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENT TO THE VACANT BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS SEAT. B. NOMINATIONS/APPROVAL OF THE APPOINTMENT TO THE VACANT HEALTH SCIENCES SEAT. C. NOMINATIONS/APPROVAL OF THE APPOINTMENT TO THE VACANT MATH AND SCIENCE SEAT. VIII.NEW BUSINESS IX. OPEN DISCUSSION X. ADJOURNMENT UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477