Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate University of Nevada, Las Vegas, June 16, 1988

CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS AGENDA SENATE MEETING 18-24 THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1988 4:00PM MSU 201 I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Approval of Senate Minutes IV. Announcements V. Board and Committee Reports VI. Executive Board Nominations A. Approval of Chuck Walker to Campus Smoking Policy- Committee . B. Introduction/Approval of Kari Cozine as Radio Board Chair. C. Approval of Chuck as a member to the Publications Board. D. Approval of Rich Huff as a member to the Publications Board. E. Approval of Philip DaQuino as a member to the Publications Board. F. Approval of David Spiller as a member to the Publications Board. G. Approval of Chuck Walker as a member to Entertainment vi^ iVA ii J- i. M1IUU IS W U X. VA • H. Approval of Kendall Cummings as a member to Entertainment and Programming. I. Approval of Karen Hirschfield as a member to Entertainment and Programming. J. Approval of Eric Stefanowicz as a member to Entertainment and Programming Board. / K. Approval of Joe Bunin as a member to Entertainment and Programming Board. L. Approval of Jessica Robinson as a member to the Appropriations Board. M. Approval of Dave Dreibelbis as a member to the Appropriations Board. N. Geno Frugoli as a member to the Appropriations Board. 0. Approval of Mike Reiss as a member to the Food and Beverage Committee. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 P. Approval of Margaret as a member to the Food and Beverage Committee. Q. Approval of Jessica Robinson as a member of the Food and Beverage Committee. R. Approval of Dave Dreibelbis as a member of the Food and Beverage Committee. S. Approval of Chuck Smith as a member of the Bylaws Committee. T. Approval of Chris Robertson as a member to the Bylaws Committee. U. Approval of Chuck Walker as a member to the Bylaws Committee. V. Approval of Dan Richmond as a member to the Bylaws Committee. W. Approval of Phil Daquino as a member to the Bylaws Committee. X. Approval of Geno Frugoli as a member to the Student Services Committee. Y. Approval of Pat Tuohy as a member to the Student Services Committee. Z. Approval of Mike Reiss as a member to the Student Services Committee. AA.Approval of Jack Spicer as a member to the Intercollegiate Council. BB.Approval of Steve Evenson as a member to the Intercollegiate Council. CC.Approval of Jennifer McGinty as a member to the Intercollegiate Council. VII. Unfinished Business A. Nominations/Appointment for vacant Engineering Seat. (1) A. Steve Daino B. Rick Felkins C. Susan Kroth B. Approval Executive Board Nominations. C. Approval of Ignacio Aviles as Vice President Pro Tempore. D. Nominations for vacant Arts and Letters Seat. E. Approval of Senate Bill #18. F. Approval of SETA Policy. G. Appointment of Senate President Pro Tempore. 1. Mike Bosma 2. Kari Cozine 3. Todd Gottschalk VIII.New Business A. Approval of 1988-89 Budget. B. Approval of Letter of Appointment to July 31, 1988; (Extension of Shelley Berkley). C. Approval of Student Health Advisory Council Constitution. D. Approval of contract of Joe Clark. E. Approval of Food and Beverage Operating Policy. F. Introduction/Approval of stipend for $150 a month and full fee waiver for Assistant Program Director; Effective June 1, 1988 to May 30, 1989. G. Approval of contract for Varsity Press Student Discount Card. H. Introduction of co-sponsorship with ACLU for Constitution Celebration on September 11, 1988. I. Introduction of renumeration for Elections Board chair for 24 credit fee waiver; $100 stipend in August, $200 stipend in September, $200 stipend in October, and $100 stipend in November. J. Approval of renumerations for the following, for the duration of June 1, 1988 thru April 30, 1989: 1. Student Services, full stipend 2. Entertainment and Programming, full stipend 3. Community Affairs Director, full stipend 4. Program Director, full stipend K. Approval of renumeration for Yellin Rebel Editor for a full stipend for June 1, 1988 thru April 30, 1989. L. Approval of renumeration of half stipend for NSA Director for the months of June 1988 and July 1988; and a full stipend beginning August 1, 1988 thru April 30, 1989. M. Approval of half stipend for Food and Beverage Director for the month of June 1988 and July 1988; and a full stipend beginning on August 1, 1988 thru April 30, 1989. N. Approval of half stipend to be paid to the OPI Director for the months of June 1988 and July 1988; and a full stipend August 1, 1988 thru April 30, 1989. 0. Approval of full stipend for the Appropriations Board Chair for the month of June 1988, half stipend for the of July 1988, and a full stipend beginning on August 1, 1988 thru April 30, 1989. P. Introduction/Approval of Senate Bill #19. Q. Introduction/Approval of Senate Bill #20. R. Introduction/Approval of Senate Bill #21. S. Introduction/Approval of Senate Bill #22. T. Introduction/Approval of Senate Bill #23. U. Introduction/Approval of Senate Bill #24. V. Introduction/Approval of Senate Bill #25. W. Introduction/Approval of Senate Bill #26. IX. Open Discussion X. Adj ournment CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE SENATE PRESIDENT EMERGENCY ITEMS Supplemental Agenda Senate Meeting 18-24 Thursday, June 16, 1988 4:00PM MSU 201 VI. Executive Board C. Approval of Chuck Walker as a member to the Publications Board. H. Approval of Kendall Cummings as an ex officio member to Entertainment and Programming Board. VIII.New Business X. Introduction/Approval of Jan Nicosia to Editor of the Video Yearbook. (Approved by the Publications Board on 6/14/88). Y. Introduction/Approval of $250 a month stipend and 24 credit fee waiver for Video Yearbook Editor. Effective July 1, 1988 to May 31, 1989. (Approved by the Publications Board on 6/14/88) . Z. Introduction/Approval of $150 a month stipend and a 24 credit fee waiver for Video Yearbook Assistant Editor. Effective July 1, 1988 to May 31, 1989. (Approved by the Publications Board on 6/14/88). AA. Approval of Publications Board Operating Policy. BB. Approval of transfer of $2000 budget authority from 8-2-457-4120-906-1500 to 8-2-457-4120-901-1500. CC. Approval of transfer of $1000 budget authority from 8-2-457-4120-906-1500 to 8-2-457-4120-904-1500. DD. Approval of transfer of $2000 budget authority from 8-2-457-4120-906-1500 to 8-2-457-4120-905-1500. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS Senate Bill #18 of the 18th Session Introduced by: Jack E. Spicer Jr. CSUN Senate President Summary: A bill amending Senate Bylaw 12, CSUN Student Services Board to read: WE, THE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, REPRESENTED IN THE CSUN SENATE, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: I. Purpose The purpose of the Student Services Board shall be to administer CSUN services as determined by the CSUN Senate, its bills and bylaws. II. Structure The Board shall consist of the following: 1. The Central Committee shall consist of: The chairman, the Vice Chairman, and four to seven CSUN members, at least two of whom must be senators. III. Duties A. Chairman -1. The duties of the Chairman shall be as those of the Board Chairmen as described in Article IX, Section D of the CSUN Constitution. 2. To manage Student Services, and administer the policies and programs as directed by the Student Services Central Committee. 3. To coordinate the various functions of Student Services as described in Article I. 4. To act for the Student Services when so directed by the Central Committee. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 5. To employ, supervise, and dismiss any employee of the Student Services Department in accordance with the policies and procedures of CSUN. B. Vice Chairman 1. The Vice Chairman shall be nominated by the Chairman and approved by the Senate. 2. The duties of the Assistant Director shall be as those of the Board Vice Chairmen as described in Article IX, Section E of the CSUN Constitution. 3. The Student Services Vice Chairman shall serve as Chairman in the absence or incapacity of the Chairman. C. Central Committee 1. To direct or submit proposals to be enforced by the Director of Student Services. 2. Proxy or absentee voting will not be permitted. 3. Quorum for all meetings shall be considered greater than 50%. 4. Appeals may be made to overrule a directoral edict by a majority. 5. To establish policies and procedures necessary to execute the duties. 6. Three unexcused absences shall cause removal from the committee. Date Approved by CSUN Senate: Meeting Approved by CSUN Senate: Signature of CSUN Senate President: Signature of CSUN President: CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS ACCOUNT General KUNV Organizations Board Entertainment and Programming Student Services Yellin* Rebel Contingency Publications Food and Beverage Office of Public Information (OPI) Nevada Student Affairs (NSA) NUMBER PROPOSED AMOUNT 900 $147,000 901 74,000 902 15,000 903 60,000 904 60,000 905 35,000 906 9,000 907 15,000 910 ? 908 10,000 912 10,000 $435,000 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE I. Purpose The purpose of the Student Health Advisory Committee is to promote the quality of health care provided by the Student Health Center. Through this promotion, the SHAC takes on a dual role. First, the committee acts as a communicator between administration and the students. Second, the SHAC aids in the health education of the students. The SHAC serves this dual role through activities as stated below. 1) Reviewing of student suggestions and complaints. Performing student satisfaction surveys periodically and making recommendations to the Director of Student Health Services. 2) Reviewing of policies and programs of the Student Health Services and making recommendations to the Director of Student Health Services. 3) Express student views on issues concerning the Student Health Services to the Director of Student Health Services. 4) Cooperate with the Student Health Services in relaying information to the student body using presentations, surveys, and fliers. 5) Cooperate with the other organizations on common projects concerning health issues, to provide health care access to all students. 6) To encourage membership and participation in the Pacific and American College Health Association. II. Membership The membership of the Student Health Advisory Committee is limited to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas students. A student's admission is contingent of submission of an application to a review committee. This committee in turn will make an objective presentation to the entire SHAC. The SHAC will vote to take the candidate on a conditional membership for three (3) weeks. At the end of the three weeks the team will vote on each candidate and a two-thirds vote by the SHAC will finalize membership. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 A member must get approval of the entire team to embark on any projects concerning the SHAC. A member will be brought up for review if that member has three unexcused absences or if a member is thought not to be helping the SHAC in a positive manner. The member will then be summoned before all officers. At that time it will be decided by the officers if the member in question should be let go. The officers must then present the case to the entire team. A majority vote will release any member. Meetings will be held biweekly in the Student Union or in another designated areas. Extra meetings can be called by a majority vote. III. Officers The officers are director and vice director. Their duties are as follows: Director: Will oversee all programs of SHAC as well as chair the meetings. Projects will be divided as appropriate. Responsible for appointing committee heads. Vice Director: Chair Recruitment Committee. Will chair meetings in absence of Director. Will keep an accurate report of the SHAC budget. The officers shall be elected at the last meeting of the previous spring semester, by a majority vote. KEPPLER DATE: May 16, 1988 ASSOCIATES INC. NO: 8805021 AGENT: MM AGREEMENT This Agreement, made and entered into this date, by and between Keppler Associates, Inc., ("Associates") and: University of Nevada at Las Vegas (the -sponsor") SPEAKER: Clark DATE OF PROGRAM: Tuesday, Sep 13, 1988 TITLE OR TOPIC: Froi Disgrace to Aaazlng Crace APPROXIMATE SIZE OF AUDIENCE: LOCATION OF PROGRAM: Caipus, Las Vegas, HV SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: 1. Press conference upon arrival 4. Reception follovs 2. 5:00 pa Dinner v/ local H3 principals i UNL7 pres 3. 7:00 pa Lecture vith Q&A for and in consideration of $ 4.500.00 plus first class expenses to be paid by the Sponsor. Associates hereby s g r ^ s on behalf of the Speaker to provide the services of the above named Speaker for me Sponsor at the above specified time and place. The Sponsor agrees to furnish a suitable place for the lecture or performance, property lighted, heated and/or cooled, with an adequate public address system, and to pay in full the above sum. less the deposit previously paid, to Keppler Associates. Inc. by the date specified below. Any amount not paid will accrue a finance charge of per month. The Sponsor further agrees to pay any and all state and local taxes and fees, to obtain all necessary licenses and insurance and to provide local transportation for the Speaker and his/her party. No lecture or performance is to be broadcast, recorded, video taped or otherwise reproduced without the express written consent of Associates or the Speaker. Sponsor agrees that the Speaker is Associates' principal or an independent contractor and that Associates shall not be responsible in any way for the Speaker's acts, omissions, statements, or any commitment made by the Speaker. This Agreement is binding on both parties and cannot be cancelled except as hereinafter provided. Associates and Sponsor mutually agree that either party may cancel this Agreement and that all parties shall be released from any and all liability or damages hereunder if Associates, the Speaker or Sponsor is unable to fulfill the terms of this Agreement due to an act of God. illness or pnysical disability of the Speaker, acts or regulations of public authonties, labor difficulties, civil tumult, stnke. epidemic, flood, fire, interruption or delay of transportation, or any other cause beyond the control of the parties. If. for any reason, the Speaker is delayed or cannot appear, Associates will use its best efforts to notify the Sponsor, to arrange a mutually agreeable change of date and/or a substitute speaker of the Sponsor's choosing, or. if necessary and desired by the Sponsor. Associates will sgree to the cancellation of this Agreement. Sponsor further agrees that, should the Speaker be unable to appear as scheduled. Associates shall not be liable to Sponsor for any expenses or damages incurred by the Sponsor. In the event that the Speaker is unavoidably delayed, but arrives and presents his/her program m full as directed by the Sponsor, the engagement will be considered to have been completed as agreed, and all fees, honoraria, and other charges shall be due in full unless otherwise agreed, in writing, by Associates or the Speaker. Except for cancellation for reasons outlined in the preceding paragraph, it is agreed that any deposit paid is nonrefundable in the event of cancellation by the Sponsor. If any unauthorized cancellation by the Sponsor is made more than 90 days prior to the date of the program. Sponsor shall be responsible for one half of the consideration to be paid by Sponsor hereunder, with the amount of any deposit to be credited against such amount. If any cancellation by Sponsor is made less than 90 days pnor to the date of the program. Sponsor shall be responsible for the entire consideration to be paid by the Sponsor hereunder, with the amount of any deposit to be credited against such amount Sponsor agrees that the foregoing represents a fair and equitable measurement of the damages for which Sponsor shall be responsible. A deposit of $ h 250 « 00 is due on or before JOfl 2 f 1 3 8 8 with the return of this Agreement The balance due of $ 2/250*00,« t o be mailed to this office by Sfip. .."2Zj—131111 . All fees and charges other than those for the lecture program itself, including expenses for the Speaker (if covered under this Agreement), will be billed additionally and/or separately and are subject to the terms indicated on the invoice. Expenses, when added to the honorarium, will include first class airfare or other transportation charges and expenditures, local lodging and meals, taxicab or limouaine fares, and any other expenses made necessary by the Speaker's tnp to. presence in. or trip from the city in which the program is presented. Please OO NOT PUBLICIZE this program until you have received your copy of this Agreement. Please sign and return ALL COPIES Within THIRTY (30) DAYS (unless an earlier date is specified) with any required deposit, for countersignature. An executed Agreement will be mailed to you promptly. Associates reserves the right to declare this Agreement null and void if the required deposit is not received as provided. The Speaker will receive a copy of this Agreement. Please be sure all information ia accurate before signing and returning to us. No alterations or additiona to this Agreement may be made without our written approval. This Agreement shall be governed in accordance with the laws of the District of Columbia. This engagement "Stmject" to* cancellation or Mutual revision "In "the event' o r unforeseen professional couitaents which require the speaker's presence. Keppler Associates requests that the sponsor send Associates an audio tape of the speaker's presentation. The terms of this Agreement are fully set forth above: no additional appearances, seminars, discussion groups, receptions, dinners, press interviews. TV or radio arrangements, etc.. shall be planned by the Sponsor nor expected of the Speaker, unless expressly contained as a part of the terms of this Agreement. The honoranum above ia understood to be for the lecture program only, any other activities are to be treated independently. The representative of the Sponsor, in signing this Agreement warrants that (s)he signs aa duly authonzed representative of Sponsor. Mr. Steve Bvenson 70^739-3477 CONTACT rSCti President PHONE: TITLE: 4505 S. Maryland Partway ORGANIZATION: ADDRESS: Las 7pqa% XV 8I1S4 U n i v e r s i t y nf Nevada at Las Vpqas SPONSOR: KEPPLER ASSOCIATES, INC. SIGNED BY: SIGNED BY: TITLE: TITLE: DATE: DATE: 1030 15th Street, NW Suite 865 Washington, DC 20005 (202) 898-1155 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS CSUN FOOD AND BEVERAGE DEPARTMENT OPERATING POLICY PURPOSE The purpose of this policy is to set procedures, expectations, chain-of-command and responsibility for the Food and Beverage Department. PURPOSE OF THE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PROGRAM The Food and Beverage staff and its related equipment are designed to cater to the students of UNLV in regard to the distribution of food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, on campus at CSUN scheduled events. While performing this service, the food and beverage program will be responsible for strict adherence to state, local and university liquor procedures and requirements. PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED The Food and Beverage Department must work in conjunction with all CSUN Boards, the CSUN Senate and Executive Board and the CSUN Business Manager. Whenever a event in writing is planned, the Food and Beverage Department must be notified at least two weeks in ad-vance of the time, date, type of event and number of people ex-pected for the event. Liquor licenses for CSUN events are to be obtained from a professional or classified university employee by the Food and Beverage Manager. The Food and Beverage Manger will retain a copy in his possession at all times during the event. Within three working days after an event the Food and Beverage Manager shall conduct an inventory of all Food and Beverage stock and supplies and shall submit the inventory with the receipts of sales and comps. The Business manager shall sub-mit the results of the audit to the Appropriations Board within seven working days after the event. RESPONSIBILITIES AND QUALIFICATIONS Food and Beverage Manager: 1. Must have enrolled in or completed Hotel Administration 265 (Bar Management), it's equivalent or have prior food and beverage work experience. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 2. Answers directly to the CSUN Executive Board who in turn informs the CSUN Senate. 3. Insures adequate staffing for all CSUN events. Bar employees are required to have a County Health Card and a Sheriff's Health Card complete or enroll in Hotel Administration 265 or be certified from a alcohol awareness course. 4. The Food and Beverage Manager will adhere to University purchasing guidelines. The Food and Beverage Manager is responsible for correctly ordering all supplies needed for the smooth operation of food and beverage service at CSUN events. 5. For the purpose of inventory receiving and policy control the CSUN Food and Beverage Manager is the only person authorized to purchase alcoholic beverages of any kind and related supplies for CSUN and co-sponsored events. 6. Receiving of all food and beverage inventory is the responsibility of the Food and Beverage Manager and/or CSUN classified state personnel. 7. The Food and Beverage Manager is responsible for organizing, ordering, serving and selecting food for all CSUN events. The Food and Beverage Manager must work closely with all CSUN officers and University food services. 8. The Food and Beverage Manager is required to personnally supervise all events, unless he has written permission from the Executive Board not to be there, and has designated his assistant to be in attendance. SALES AND DISTRIBUTION Liquor will be sold and distributed in accordance with University Liquor procedures. A price schedule will be set up for drinks, after discussion of the event, type of bar set-up, number of comp tickets and percentage of co-sponsor. There will be no complimentary alcoholic drinks under any circumstances. Net profit from beverage services may be denoted with CSUN Senate approval, in whole, or in part, to a not-for-profit organization outside of the university community. For co-sponsored events, up to 15% of net profit from beverage sales will be shared, upon CSUN Senate approval. Any increase in proceed sharing above 15% for co-sponsored events must have the approval of the Executive Board, and the CSUN Senate. ASSISTANT FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANAGER 1. Answers directly to CSUN Food and Beverage Manager. All actions taken by him are answerable to the CSUN Executive Board by the Food and Beverage Manager. 2. Will be paid at the Executive Board's Discretion an hourly wage, stipend or fee waiver, with the approval of the CSUN Senate. 3. Assists the Food and Beverage Manager in performance of all duties as set forth in this policy. 4. In the absence of the Food and Beverage Manager, the Assistant will perform his duties with full authority and responsibility. BARTENDERS 1. Are directly responsible to the Food and Beverage Manager and his assistant. 2. Will be paid an hourly wage. 3. The hourly wage to be paid to CSUN bartenders shall be no more the $4.50 a hour. 4. NO BARTENDER WORKING FOR THE CSUN BAR SHALL BE ALLOWED TO DRINK ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES WHILE WORKING DURING AN EVENT. 5. DRINKING WHILE WORKING AN EVENT WILL BE REASON FOR IMMEDIATE DISMISSAL. VARSITY PRESS 10015 Alta Sierra Dr. • Grass Valley. California 95949 • 1-800-332-1118 • In Calif. 1-800-548-9606 SUBSCRIBER'S AGREEMENT Enroll our school as a member of the Merchant Super Saver Program. Varsity Press will prepare and furnish MSS neighborhood discount cards and related materials at no cost to the school. All costs will be underwritten by local and national busines/organizations contracted by Varsity Press. These businesses will offer one year of continuous savings/discounts to cardholders. Your school will receive MSS cards which it agrees to distribute to each student, faculty member and school employee. Varsity Press also agrees to furnish school with MSS cards for fund raising activities. Your school or organization will retain 100% of all card sale proceeds. By participating in the Merchant Super Saver Program your school/organization also automatically becomes a member of the Substance Education Network and receives prevention materials created specifically for teachers and young people. To ensure maximum success for the sponsoring merchants Varsity Press may distribute additional MSS cards to sponsoring businesses/ organizations. Varsity Press will have the exclusive right to update the MSS discount card program/materials for a period of three years. i School Organization i Address N O & STREET CITY. STATE ZIP CODE Telephone AREA CODE NUMBER I SIGNATURE TITLE DATE 1 i ^ PRINT NAME s REVISED 7MAR87 t i VARSITY PRESS REPRESENTATIVE i j CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS Senate Bill #19 of the 18th Session Introduce and Written By: President Steve E. Evenson Summary: A bill to create a permanent fund to help support the Nevada Student Leadership Seminar and annually earmark 1.5% of the CSUN fiscal budget. WE, THE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, REPRESENTED IN THE CSUN SENATE CREATE A BYLAW TO ESTABLISH THE FOLLOWING: SENATE BYLAW The CSUN-UNLV Nevada Student Leadership Seminar. I. At the time of formulating of each CSUN fiscal budget, 1.5 percent of the total CSUN budget received from student fees shall be held in account number 900 to be used only to fund the CSUN-UNLV Nevada Student Leadership Seminar. II. The monies contained therein will be distributed to the CSUN-UNLV Nevada Student Leadership Seminar. III. The CSUN Vice-President will form and chair a committee to set up and run the seminar. A. The committee membership will consist of three (3) students, three (3) faculty or professional staff members and the Dean of Student Services or his/her designee. IV. The Seminar, which should be held in August, will be open to two nominees from each high school in the state of Nevada. Each student should be beginning their senior year, have a minimum 3.0 grade point average and have demonstrated leadership skills or potential. The students must be nominated by their high school principals or guidance counselors. V. The purpose of the seminar is to provide Nevada high school students with seminars that can help them improve their leadership skills. Seminars provided include, but are not limited to, time-management, communication, management styles, college-preparation, etc. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 VI. To override or repeal this bylaw, the following is required A. A 2/3 vote of the CSUN Executive Board. B. A 2/3 vote of the CSUN Senate. Date Approved by CSUN Senate Meeting Approved by CSUN Senate Signature of CSUN Senate President Signature of CSUN President pw CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS Senate Bill #20 of the 18th Session Written and Introduced By: President Steve E. Evenson Summary: An act amending chapter 900 of the CSUN Revised Statutes to include the establishment of the CSUN-UNLV Nevada Student Leadership Seminar and earmarking 1.5 percent of the CSUN fiscal budget to fund the scholarship. WE, THE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, REPRESENTED IN THE CSUN SENATE, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: To amend chapter 900 of the CSUNRS to include: The CSUN-UNLV Nevada Student Leadership Seminar. At the time of formulating the CSUN fiscal budget, 1.5 percent of the budget received from student fees be held in the 900 account for the CSUN-UNLV Nevada Student Leadership Seminar. The account will be used to provide transportation, room, board and other expenses necessary to running the CSUN-UNLV Nevada Student Leadership Seminar. The UNLV-CSUN Nevada Student Leadership Seminar shall be run by a committee as described in CSUN Bylaw 25. To override or repeal this statute, the following votes are required: A. A 2/3 vote of the CSUN Executive Board and; B. A 2/3 vote of the CSUN Senate. Date approved by CSUN Senate: Meeting approved by CSUN Senate: Signature of CSUN Senate President: Signature of CSUN President: 970.00 970.02 970.04 907.06 907.08 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS Senate Bill #21 of the 18th Session Introduced By: Jack E. Spicer Jr. CSUN Senate President Summary: A bill that amends Chapter 900 of the Senate Statutes to provide budget accounts for the Office of Public Information and Nevada Student Affairs. It also changes the name of the Bar account to Food and Beverage, and Special Projects Budget to Organizations Board Budget. WE, THE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, REPRESENTED IN THE CSUN SENATE, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: CHAPTER 900 Appropriations, Expenditures, Revenues and Budgets 900. 00 General Budget 901. 00 KUNV Budget 902. 00 [Special Proiects] Organizations Board Budaet 903 .0 0 Entertainment and Programming Budget 904. 00 Student Services Budget 905. 00 Newspaper, Yellin1 Rebel Budget 906. 00 Contingency Budget 907. 00 Publications Budget 908. 00 flntramurals] Office of Public Information Budaet 910. 00 [Bar Account] Food and Beveraae Budaet 912 .0 0 Nevada Student Affairs Budaet Date approved by CSUN Senate: Meeting approved by CSUN Senate: _ Signature of CSUN Senate President: Signature of CSUN President: UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS Senate Bill #22 of the 18th Session Introduced By: Jack E. Spicer Jr. CSUN Senate President Summary: A bill that repeals sections 350.02, 350.04, 350.06, 350.12 of the statutes that consolidated OPI and NSA as divisions of Students Services and eliminated separate budget authority. This bill also repeals sections 351.02, 351.04, 351.06 which deal with the Budget and Finance Board, a nonexistent entity within CSUN. WE, THE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: REPEAL OF SENATE STATUTES SECTIONS: 350.02, 350.04, 350.06, 350.12, 351.02, 351.04, 351.06. Date approved by CSUN Senate: Meeting approved by CSUN Senate: Signature of CSUN Senate President: Signature of CSUN President: UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS Senate Bill #23 of the 18th Session Introduced By: Jack E. Spicer Jr. CSUN Senate President Summary: This bill amends Chapter 200 of the Senate Statutes to include as standing committees the Office of Public Information, Nevada Student Affairs and Food and Beverage. In addition, section 2 05 is amended to stipulate proper procedures and attendance of directors and chairs of standing CSUN Committees and Boards. WE, THE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA IN THE CSUN SENATE DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: Chapter 2 00 [Boards, Committees, Agencies and Offices] Boards, Committees and Departments 201.00 CSUN standing boards, committees and departments. 201.02 The standing boards. committees and departments of CSUN shall be as follows: A. Entertainment and Programming Board B. Student Services Board C. Publications Board D. Radio Board E. Appropriations Board F. Elections Board G. Organizations Board H. Nevada Student Affairs I. Office of Public Information J. Food and Beveracre Department UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 205.00 [Board, Committee and Service Reports] Board Director, Committee Chair and Department Head Reports and Attendance. 2 05.02 [The director or chairman of each of the boards, services and committees, or their representative, shall make a report of the activities,