Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate University of Nevada, Las Vegas, March 3, 1988

CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS AGENDA SENATE MEETING THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1988 4:00PM MSU 201 I. CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL III. APPROVAL OF SENATE MINUTES 18-11 IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS V. BOARD AND COMMITTEE REPORTS VI. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS V. i A. Approval of Jennifer McGinty to Academic Standards Committee as member. B. Approval of Christy Bennett to Curriculum Committee as member. C. Approval of David Donovan to OPI co-director. D. Approval of Mike Bosma to OPI co-director. VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Nominations/approval of Science, Math college. A. Todd Gottschalk B. Craig Brooksy C. Phillip DaQuino D. David Spiller E. Nicole Wagner *NOTE B. Nominations/Approval of Academic Advising College. A. Dan Richmond *NOTE C. Nominations/Approval of Education College. A. Kristen Sakahara *NOTE 1 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 D. Nominations/Approval of Hotel College. A. M.C. Johnson B. Chris Robertson C. Elizabeth Shepard *NOTE VIII. NEW BUSINESS A. Approval of Executive Board nominations. IX. OPEN DISCUSSION X. ADJOURNMENT *Senator have to be reapproved due to a technicality-brought up by Greg Smith. 2 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA SENATE MEETING 18-10. THURSDAY, MARCH 3,'1988 4:00PM MSU 201 VIII. NEW BUSINESS Approval of Sampsons Army for TGIP Party for $300. (Ric Jimenez) [Majority vote] Approval of College Republicans for clean up contract for March 113 for $75- (Ric Jimenez) [Majority vote] Approval of Club Managers Association of America for $100. (Denise Gentile) [Majority vote] Approval of Pi Sigma Alpha for $400. (Denise Gentile) [Majority vote] Approval of Sales Marketing Assocation for $300. (Denise Gentile) [Majority vote] Approval of Young Democrats for $300. (Denise Gentile) [Majority vote] Approval of Student Accounting Association for $150. (Denise Gentile) [Majority vote] Approval of Alpha Kappa Alpha for $100. (Denise Gentile) [Majority vote] $200. (Denise Gentile) [Majority vote] Approval of Delta Delta for $400. (Denise Gentile) [Majority Vote] Approval of Psi Chi for $400. (Denise Gentile) [Majority Vote] Approval of ROTC Ranger Club for $400. (Denise Gentile) [Majority vote] Approval of Hispanic Association for $400. (Denise Gentile) [Majority vote] Approval of Boxing Association for $400. (Denise Gentile) [Majority vote] UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS MINUTES SENATE MEETING 18-12 THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1988 4:00PM MSU BALLROOM I. CALL TO ORDER Senate President Evenson called the Senate Meeting to order at 4:16pm. II. ROLL CALL PRESENT Senator Ax Senator Bailey Senator Bennett Senator Bosnia Senator Carlson Senator Clay Senator Cozine Senator DaQuino Senator Hoffman Senator Lowe Senator Mangual Senator Richmond Senator Sakahara Senator Sanchez Senator Smith Senator Spicer Senator Varela III. APPROVAL OF SENATE MINUTES Approval of Senate Minutes 18-12. Motion to approve by Senator Carlson. Seconded by Senator Bailey. Call for a vote. Motion carries, unanimously. ABSENT Senator Donovan (Excused) Senator McGinty (Unexcused) 1 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 Senate President Evenson asked if there were any objections to excepting the supplemental agenda items. There weren't any objections. IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS Senate President Evenson announced that at the Parking Traffic meeting they decided that they will have a $15.00 parking fee for students. He mentioned that he would not support this idea. Senate President Pro Tempore Spicer retained the gavel. Acting Senate President Spicer thanked the directors for coming to the meeting. CSUN President Hendrick announced that the watches must be paid for by tomorrow. He introduced the Yellin' Rebel Advertising Manager's trip to Seattle for a conference to be approved for next week's agenda. He also mentioned that many of the organizations were here to get their money approved from Organizations Board. V. BOARD AND COMMITTEE REPORTS Entertainment and Programming director Ric Jimenez mentioned that 25% of the all tickets sold at Inland Empire's Carnival will go to CSUN. He is working on the afternoon events for Springfest. They are also planning a couple events with speakers for future events. Bar Manager, Mike Mixer mentioned that fifteen people were certified for the alcohol awareness program. All the liquor licenses are done except for the Rejection Letter Party. Intramurals director Mike Popp apologized for not attending the meetings. Twenty-seven teams were organized for the basketball program. Some of the other programs in the works are the National 5k Run, Aerobic competition, Slam Dunk contest at the Thomas and Mack. The nationals for racquetball will be here and any one interested in playing racquetball is welcome to sign up. He should be distributing a spring schedule of all the events at next week1s meeting. Video Yearbook Editor Toby Romer announced that picture taking will be postponed until next week. He also had footage from the campaigns. 2 The Yellin1 Rebel editor Kurt Hildebrand announced that they had $9,037.44 in their account. In the future they will be asking for approval on trips for the NCAA and CIPA. Quicksilver will be out on the stands on Tuesday. Business Manager Nancy Clark gave a report on the statutes of the CSUN accounts. Career Day will be on Wednesday at 9:00am-3:00pm. KUNV, director Rob Rosenthal announced that some of their work from their Community Affairs Program is going to be used national for New Voices Radio. Some students from the Public Relations school will be helping out the station in getting students involved in sales. Rob Rosenthal also presented the Senate with a plaque for Animal Awareness Week from SETA. Student Services director Mike Frank mentioned that one of shuttles was declared unsafe by O and M and is in the process of being fixed. He also mentioned that he submitted a report for the month and put it in everyone1s boxes. Senator Sanchez reported for the Radio Board that the first meeting of the semester will be on Wednesday at 2:30pm. He also mentioned that members of the Appropriations Board should attend meetings to decide on the budget for the organizations, since they only meet twice a year. Christine Mangual chair of the Publications Board announced that the committee was working on revising their policy. VI. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS A. Approval of Jennifer McGinty to Academic Advising Standards Committee as a member. B. Approval of Kristie Carlson to Curriculum Committee as a member. C. Approval of David Donovan to OPI co-director. D. Approval of Michael Bosma to OPI co-director. VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Motion by CSUN Vice President Pro Tempore Harrington to approve the following items as a whole- A. Approval of Science, Math Cairege. C. Phillip DaQuino A. Todd Gottschalk B. Approval of Academic Advising College. A. Dan Richmond 2 C. Approval of Education College. A. Kristin Sakahara D. Approval of Hotel College. A. M.C. Johnson Seconded by Hoffman. There was discussion. Motion by Senator Smith to divide the question to revote on item D. Approval of Hotel College. Seconded by Senator Sanchez. Call for a vote. Motion fails, with five in favor, and seven opposed (Sanchez, Bailey, Carlson, Lowe, Cozine, Varela, Ax) and one abstention (Bosma). There was discussion. Call for a vote. Motion carried, with eleven in favor, and two opposed (Bennett, Smith), and no abstentions. Justice Toby Romer swore in the new Senators. Senator Kristin Sakahara to Education College. Senator Dan Richmond to Academic Advising College. Senator Phillip DaQuino to Engineering College. VIII.NEW BUSINESS A. Approval of Executive Board Nominations. A. Approval of Jennifer McGinty to Academic Standards Committee as member. B. Approval of Kristie Carlson to Curriculum Committee as member. C. Approval of David Donovan as co-director to OPI. D. Approval of Michael Bosma as co-director to OPI. Motion to approve by Senator Sanchez. Seconded by Senator Ax. Call for a vote. Motion carried, unanimously. Motion by CSUN Vice President Pro Tempore Harrington to approve items B.-S. as a whole of New Business. 2 B. Approval of Sampson's Army for TGIF Party for $300. C. Approval of College Republicans for Clean up contract for March 11, for $75. D. Approval of Club Managers Association of America for $100. E. Approval of Pi Sigma Alpha for $400. F. Approval of Sales Marketing Association for $300. G. Approval of Student Accounting Association for $150. H. Approval of Young Democrats for $300. I. Approval of Alpha Kappa Alpha for $100. J. Approval of American Society for Civil Engineers for $200. K. Approval of Delta Delta for $400. L. Approval of Psi Chi for $400. M. Approval of ROTC Ranger Club for $400. N. Approval of Hispanic Association for $400. O. Approval of Boxing Association for $400. P. Approval of UNLV Art Club for $400. Q. Approval of Rebel Ski Club for $400. R. Approval Phi Alpha Delta for $200. S. Approval of Sigma Theta Tau for $200. Seconded by Senator Ax. Call for a vote. Motion carried, unanimously. IX. OPEN DISCUSSION CSUN President Hendrick announced the tickets for the basketball game will be given out after the meeting. He also reminded everyone who wanted a watch to pay by tomorrow. CSUN Vice President Gentile mentioned that an Organizations Board meeting should be at the end of March. 2 Senator Smith mentioned that the reader boards are going to cost a lot of money. He made an appointment with someone on Monday to discuss the reader boards. Senator Clay mentioned that she heard a compliant about the bookstore not opening on time, and also that there weren't any smoking areas in the library that are quiet. Senator Hoffman inquired with what was going on with NSA. CSUN President Kirk Hendrick mentioned that the director of the NSA put on the debate for the Executive Board elections, and if Senator Hoffman wished to contact Corrine Goldstein about NSA that her phone number was in CSUN. X. ADJOURNMENT Acting CSUN Senate President Spicer adjourned the Senate Meeting at 5:05pm.