Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate University of Nevada, Las Vegas, April 24, 1995

University of Nevada, Las Vegas Student Government Office of the Senate President ( w i s 8 3 3 r J. William Romero, Jr. Patrick T.C Smith Senate President Pro Tempore Business & Economics John W. Pida Human Performance & Development Walt C Vodraika, Jr. Engineering Jamie J. Fox Education Scott D. Schwartz Hotel Administration ShawnaJ. Campbell Liberal Arts Terence Carroll Student Development Keith W. McLain Science & Mathematics Leia Fleischman Fine & Performing Arts Kirs tin Anderson Liberal Arts Terry A. Morrow "imnuinications e Laxague business & Economics Edward A. Rivera Business & Economics Laura Zurek Hotel Administration Julie Wong Education Carl Tolbert Liberal Arts Steven W. Eisen Business & Economics Geoffrey Fayyad Student Development Terry A. Moore Studies Jonathan Schiff Hotel Administration Sandra Shelling Health Sciences Nadia Deluca Student Development AGENDA SENATE MEETING 25-17 MONDAY, APRIL 24,1995 MOYER STUDENT UNION 201 6:30P.M. X J* J* CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES 25-14,25-15 & 25-16 f• ; " ANNOUNCEMENTS BOARD & COMMITTEE REPORTS JxT SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS jw-Hules & Ethics, CHAIR SCHWARTZ Campus Safety & Awareness,CHAIR FLEISCHMAN ^ B y l a w s , CHAIR MCLAIN J C Ad hoc Constitutional Revision, CHAIR CAMPBELL ^ r Ways & Means, CHAIR FOX ^ S t u d e n t Health Liaison, SENATOR RIVERA j g r Ad hoc Student Health Committee, CHAIR SMITH ^hr^ACANT SENATE SEATS ^Architecture (1) ^Br* DIRECTOR REPORTS ^ N e v a d a Student Affairs, DIRECTOR JOHANNSSON Office of Student Information,DIRECTOR WALLACE ^Organizations Board, DIRECTOR PHILLIPS ^ S t u d e n t Services, DIRECTOR GREENHALGH J t ^ BUSINESS MANAGEMENT REPORTS ^ar Consolidated Student Business Manager xfcfT KUNV 91.5 FM ^e-r^esidential Hall Liaison PAGE 1 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS • UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA 4505 SOUTH MARYLAND PARKWAY • U S VEGAS, NEVADA 89154-2009 • (702) 895-3477 • FAX (702) 895-4606 SENATE AGENBA 25-17 / MBNBAY, APRIL 24, & FACULTY SENATE SEAT REPORTS jcTAcademic Budget -tr Academic Standards Pr^ Admissions jkr Code pr Curriculum - Nominations/Elections for two (2) open seats i r General Education .gr Grievance - Nominations/Elections for one open seat " JrT" Library • ; ^ P u b l i c Relation - Nominations/Elections for one (1) open se ^r Scholarship rfer Status of Women Jr"Rebel Yell Advisory Board PUBLIC COMMENT [In accordance with N.R.S. 241.020 (2)(c)(3)]. UNFINISHEB BUSINESS NEW BUSINESS A. Approval of Shannon Siciliano as Chief Justice; * Approval of Zenzee Rios as Associate Chief Justice; v.. approval of an amount not to exceed $6,000.00 for a UNLV/community i to be placed in the Sunday Review Journal, date TBA, from the 2702 (Gen) account; i__ B. Approval of recommendations for the auditors report; Approval of an Organizations Board Funding Request for Psychology lud m tne amount of $500.00 to be encumbered from the 2704 (Org) account; F. Approval of an Organizations Board Funding Request for LGBA in the mount of $500.00 to be encumbered from the 2704 (Org) account; G. Approval of an Organizations Board Funding Request for ASME in the mount of $500.00 to be encumbered from the 2704 (Org) account; ? H. Approval of an Organizations Board Funding Request for FASA in the mount of $500.00 to be encumbered from the 2704 (Org) account; Approval of an Organizations Board Funding Request for Alpha Kappa ipnu m uic amount of $500.00 to be encumbered from the 2704 (Org) account; PAGE 2 SENATE AGENDA 25-17 / MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1 J. Approval of an Organizations Board Funding Reques rolf Association in the a m o u n t e n c u m b e r e d from tt ,ccount; Approval of an Organizations Board Funding Request for Association of in the amount of $340.00 to be encumbered from the 2704 (Org) ccount; L. Approval of an Organizations Board Funding Request for Sigma Gamma Ipsilon in the amount of $500.00 to be encumbered from the 2704 (Org) account; M. Approval of an Organizations Board Funding Request for Association of Ve Health Professionals in the amount of $500.00 to be encumbered from the 2704 Org) account; N. Approval of an Organizations Board Funding Request for UNLV MUG in tie amount of $500.00 to be encumbered from the 2704 (Org) account; Approval of an Organizations Board Funding Request for Phi Delta Theta a the amount of $500.00 to be encumbered from the 2704 (Org) account; P. Approval of an Organizations Board Funding Request for Assoc. Computing Machinery in the amount of $500.00 to be encumbered from the 2704 (Org) ccount; % Annrnval nf an Organizations Board Funding Request for Eta Sigma Delta a the amount e encumbered from the 2704 (Org) account; R. Approval of an Organizations Board Funding Request for Institute of transportation Engineers in the amount of $500.00 to be encumbered from the 2704 Org) account; X. •FEN BISCUSSION X. ADJOURNMENT Posted in accordance with the Nevada Open Meeting Law (NRS 241.00) at the following locations: Moyer Student Union Frank & Estella Beam Hall Flora Dungan Humanities Bldg. Wright Hall Thomas Beam Engineering Complex JWR/bag PAGE 2 ) University of Nevada, Las Vegas Student Government Office of the Senate President MINUTES SENATE MEETING 25-17 MONDAY, APRIL 24,1995 MOYER STUDENT UNION 201 6:30P.M. I. CALL TO ORDER SENATE PRESIDENT ROMERO called the meeting to order at 6:39p.m. II. ROLL CALL PRESENT Kirstin Anderson Shawna Campbell ABSENT Leia Fleischman (excused) Terence Carroll Steven Eisen Geoffrey Fayyad Jamie Fox Joe Laxague Keith McLain Terry Moore Terry Morrow John Pida Eddie Rivera Jonathan Schiff Scott Schwartz Patrick Smith Carl Tolbert Walt Vodrazka Julie Wong Laura Zurek Sandra Shelling Nadia Deluca III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 25-14,25-15, & 25-16 Minutes are out of order because they were not distributed to the Senate boxes in time for approval. IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT BOIXO - stated that she would suggest that the advertisement item be tabled until the next meeting so that the new Executive Board can decide what they would like to do with it; this is the last meeting for her and she will be PAGE 1 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS • UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA 4505 SOUTH MARYLAND PARKWAY • LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154-2009 • (702) 895-3477 • FAX (702) 895-4606 SENATE MINUTES 25-17 / MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1995 done on Friday; she would like to thank everyone who gave her input over the year; she left the banquet early because she felt the behavior at the banquet was inappropriate; she would suggest that the Constitution be reviewed for the next administration; Thank you for an interesting year and Good Luck. STUDENT BODY VICE PRESIDENT LAGOMARSINO - Good Luck; what he said at the banquet about this past year still stands; this is also his last meeting; future administrations should make it a point of having everyone get together in a social setting more often. SENATE PRESIDENT ROMERO - there are still open Senate seats that the Senate should try to get filled before summer; he had a great time at the banquet; the last day he will be in the office is Wednesday; this is a long agenda so let get going. V. BOARD & COMMITTEE REPORTS A. SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS a. Rules & Ethics, CHAIR SCHWARTZ - no report. b. Campus Safety & Awareness, CHAIR FLEISCHMAN - report given by SENATOR WONG - the committee thinks that the Shuttle Program should become the responsibility of Student Security; they had an informal meeting because right now they don't have enough members to have a meeting. Motion made by SENATOR WONG to nominate SENATORS SHELLING and DELUCA as members for the Campus Safety & Awareness Committee, seconded by SENATOR SCHIFF. Move into a vote. Motion passes 19-0-2. SENATORS SHELLING and DELUCA abstained. c. Bylaws, CHAIR MCLAIN - the committee met on Friday and bills 25- 01 and 25-02 died in committee. d. Ad hoc Constitutional Revision, CHAIR CAMPBELL - although the bills died in Bylaws they may resurface in the Constitution. e. Ways & Means, CHAIR FOX - just a reminder that organizations that received funding from CSUN need to turn in their receipts within ten days after the event. f. Student Health Liaison, SENATOR RIVERA - no report. g. Ad hoc Student Health Committee, CHAIR SMITH - most of the committee has looked over a proposal that was received from a management team that has offered to come in and evaluate that Student Health Center, the item may show up on a future agenda if the committee approves of the idea. h. VACANT SENATE SEATS - no action. B. DIRECTOR REPORTS PAGE 2 SENATE BYLAW 43 APPROVAL OF ALL TRAVEL FOR CSIJN STUDENT GOVERNMENT (Approved June 20, 1994) L PURPOSE This bylaw will require the CSUN Senate approval of all travel for CSUN Student Government. n. REGULATION All In-State and Out-of-State travel requires Senate approval prior to the trip regardless of the cost or the number of participants. A. Total expected expenses and a complete cost break down must be submitted to the Senate President forty-eight (48) hours prior to the posting of the Senate agenda in which the travel item is to be considered. B. A total cost breakdown of the travel item for consideration on the Senate agenda shall be submitted to all CSUN Senators forty-eight (48) hours prior to the Senate meeting that the item is to be considered at. C. Cost breakdown must include the following. 1. Air Faire 2. Lodging 3. Car Rental 4. Per diem 5. Gifts and Entertainment m. EXCEPTIONS r A. Meeting which are by nature deemed as an Emergency Meeting. Em meeting as defined by the Nevada Open Meeting Law 241.020j(4).J B. Special Nevada Legislative meetings, Sub committees of the Nevada Legislator or Emergency Meetings of the UNSBoard of Regents which directly have an impact on University Nevada Stduents, and , or UNLV Student Government. Senate Bill No. 06 of the 25th Session Introduced By: Senator Keith W. McLain Summary: This bill will make revisions to bylaw 34: Patriot Law We, the Consolidated Students of the University of Nevada, represented in the CSUN Senate , do enact as follows: I. PURPOSE Procedure for removal, transfer, or discontinuation of CSUN entities [functions], n. PROCEDURE In order to remove or discontinue a CSUN [Student Government function] entity. directorship, or program; the following procedures are required: A. A two-thirds (2/3 's) vote of the CSUN [Student Government]Executive Board. B. A proposal must be drafted by the CSUN Executive Board and introduced to the CSUN Senate. The proposal shall be discussed at a regular CSUN Senate meeting and then tabled. C. The proposal shall be reintroduced at the next regular CSUN Senate meeting, and requires a two-thirds (2/3's) vote in favor of removal, transfer, or discontinuation of a CSUN entity [function] as stated in Article ni of this bylaw. m THE FOLLOWING CONSTITUTE AS CSUN ENTITIES [FUNCTIONS]: r A. [Appropriations Board] B. CSUN Education Policies Committee C. Elections Board D. Entertainment and Programming E. Nevada Student Affairs F. Office of Student Information G. Organizations Board H. [Publications Board] I. KUNV [Radio Board] J. Senate Ad Hoc Constitutional Revision Committee K. Senate Bylaws Committee L. Senate Rules and Ethics Committee M. Senate Ways and Means Committee N. Student Health Liaison [Advisory Board] O. Student Services P. Student Campus Safety and Awareness Committee Q. Any and all standing committees and boards organized by the CSUN Executive Board and confirmed by the CSUN Senate. WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE - REPORT During my first week as the chair, I have audited the CSUN Organizations Funding Request records, and I also talked with Toby, the Organizations Board Director, about my ideas about adding certain rules into the General Requirements for CSUN Funding Requests. What happened was that while I was auditing the records I discovered that of the 42 organizations which the senate gave the $500 funds to last year, 22 of those organizations have not yet handed-in their receipts. As everyone knows, if an organization does not hand-in their receipts from the previous year they will not receive any CSUN Organizations Funding that following year. This year, they have until September 20 to get their act together. I have typed up my own list of the organizations we dealt with last year to make it easier for me to keep track of them. You're all welcome to look at it. Anyone can tell you that I tried my hardest to have an emergency committee meeting so we could finally approve the budget. I have posted agendas and called my committee members numerous times. Unfortunately, now that we have a dedicated and hard working chair, I wish the same was said for half of my committee members. To conclude, I want to say on record that I need three new members for the Ways and Means Committee as soon as possible. Thank you. Senator: Zurek Senate Bill No. 04 of the 25th ~ Session ' Introduced By: Senator Keith W. McLain Summary: This bill will make amendments to Bylaw lO-LEGISLATION PROCEDURE. We the consolidated Students of the University of Nevada, represented in the CSUN Senate, do enact as follows: I. BILL SUBMISSION AND INTRODUCTION A bill proposed to the Senate shall be submitted in a manner as follows. A. A bill must be submitted to the Senate President 1. The Senate President shall include introduction of a bill as a New Business Item on the first agenda posted following submission. 2. The Senate President shall affix a copy of the bill to the aforementioned agenda. 3. The Senate President shall entertain no motion concerning the bill except to discuss, commit, table, or refer at the meeting in which the bill is introduced. 4. The Senate President shall include approval of the bill as a New Business Item on the first agenda posted following submission from the Bylaws Committee [introduction], 5. The Senate President shall number bills consecutively in the order of submission, with the first number of each session being "1" following [followed by] the session number [and meeting number], (Ex.: 25-01). B. A bill shall cite statutes into which it shall be referred upon passage and shall cite its effective date (SEE IV). C. A change in statutes shall be proposed in the form of a bill. EL EMERGENCY MEASURES The Senate may, by two-thirds (2/3's) majority vote, suspend rules and declare an item introduced, in the event of.an emergency, [further suspend rules and declare a measure an emergency, and] dispense with Section I, Subsections 1, 2, 3, and 4 of this [the] bylaw. The Standing Statutes of CSUN shall be as follows: 001.00-099.99 Interpretations and Definitions [Miscellaneous] 100.00-199.99 Boards. Committees, and Offices [Interpret, and Defs.] 200.00-399.99 Internal Operations [Boards, Committees, etc.] 400.00-499.99 Appropriations. Expenditures. Revenues, and Budgets [CSUN Internal Operations] [500.00-599.99 Elections, Elected Officials/Officers 700.00-899.99 Mass Media 900.00-999.99 Appropriations, Expenditures, Revenues, and Budgets] IV. EFFECTIVE DATES Unless otherwise stated within a bill, a bill shall become [a statue and become] effective forty-eight (48) hours after, the meeting in which it was passed. V. ABSORPTION OF PRIOR LEGISLATION AND CONSTRUCTION STATUTES All statutes [legislation] passed prior to the passage of this bylaw shall be absorbed into revised statutes set forth in a bill to be recommended by the Bylaws committee VI. FORM OF BILLS A bill shall be submitted in a form similar to the following: Senate Bill No. of the Session INTRODUCED BY: Summary: We, the Consolidated Students of the University of Nevada, represented in the CSUN Senate, do enact as follows: (Additions are underlined. Deletions shall be placed in brackets.) vn. BYLAW EFFECTIVE DATE This bylaw shall become effective forty-eight (48) hours after the meeting in which it is passed by a two-thirds (2/3's) majority vote of the Senate. m. STANDING STATUTES Senate Bill No. 05 of the 25th Session Introduced By: Senator Keith W. McLain Summary: This bill shall make revisions to Bylaw 12, CSUN Student Services We, the Consolidated Senate, do enact as fo lSlotuwdse: nts of the University of Nevada, represented in the CSUN I. PURPOSE The purpose of the Student Services Board [Department] shall be to administer CSUN services as determined by the CSUN Senate, its bylaws, statutes, and Executive Board. H. STRUCTURE The Board shall consist of the following: A. Director, who shall be nominated by the Executive Board and approved by the Senate B. The Assistant Director, who shall be selected as prescribed by Articles DC, Section E, [Item] of the CSUN Constitution. C. Board members shall be nominated by the Director and approved by the Senate. m. DUTIES, POWERS, AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF STUDENT SERVICES A The Director 1. The duties of the Director shall be as those [of the Director 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 CSUN bylaws, statutes, and operating policies. 3. To coordinate the various functions of Student Services as described in Article I. 4. To act for Student Services when so directed by the Executive Board [Central Committee], > * ~ 5. ' To employ, supervise/and disn Services Board [Department] i . procedures of CSUN. B. The Assistant Director 1. The duties of the Assistant Director shall be those [of the Board Vice Chairman as] described in Article IX, Section E of the CSUN Constitution. C. The Board 1. Proxy or absentee voting will not be permitted. 2. Quorum for all meetings shall be considered greater that fifty percent (50%). [3. Appeals may be made to overrule a Directorial edict by majority] 3. Shall establish an operating policy and any procedures necessary to execute its duties. 4. Three (3) unexcused absences shall be cause for removal from the board [committee]. NEVADA STUDENT AFFAIRS O P E R A T I N G P O L I CY (Revised: October, L3S4; Revised October ?. 1332) I . MISSION-TO enhance the quality of life for the students of UNLV, Nevada Student Affairs shall advise, develop, and implement programs in the area of interdepartmental and intergovernmental relations In addition, Nevada Student Affairs shall develop and facilitate programs that foster an awareness of issues that affect the university community. Nevada Student Affairs shall submit the following as its operating policy. II- POSITIONS AND ORGANIZATION A. The Director shall be entitled to the authority and responsibilities given to him/her under Article IX, Section A through G of the CSUN Constitution. In addition, the Director shall perform 3uch duties as prescribed in Senate Bylaw 13 and this operating policy. B. The Assistant Director shall be entitled to the authority and responsibilities given to him/her under Article IX, Section E of the CSUN Constitution. In addition, the Assistant Director shall perform any task assigned by the Director. Finally, the Assistant Director shall perform, any duties prescribed to him/her in Senate Bylaw 13 and this operating policy. C. The Advisory Board shall consist of CSUN members appointed and dismissed by the Director. The Director may appoint and dismiss members of the faculty and staff upon the advise and consent of the Executive Board. The Board shall advise the Director on issues of concern to the university community. III. GOALS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Nevada Student Affairs shall accomplish its mission by: A. Researching and developing methodologies for CSUN to maximize their ability to represent the student body. This shall be accomplished through workshops, publications, and issue position papers. B. Establishing the legal, academic, and consumer rights of students in the university community. This shall be done witn the establishment of a Student Bill of Rights. MARK HUFF It's not easy to get a straight answer out of Mark Huff. He would rather let his music speak for him. Mark Huff is a songwriter - in recent years those songs have been speaking to thousands of people. Through his debut album, Happy Judgement Day (1991) and his sophomore effort, Truth Is Chaos (1993), both recorded for the Exodus recording label to opening concerts for Bob Dylan, Matthew Sweet, Peter Himmelman, The Smithereens, John Wesley Harding, Jonathan Richman, and Best Kissers In The World. Mark Huff grew up in the midst of the broken promise neon glow of Las Vegas, Nevada. From the onset of his career, Huff has blended the influences of Van Morrison, Bob Dylan, Gram Parsons, and other gut-bucket music into songs that thankfully fall to the far left of the infamous Las Vegas lounge act. Huff writes about relationships, politics, and things that affect our daily lives. It is his talent for communicating through his songs that has made Mark Huff and his band (The Inflatables) a crowd pleasing favorite, from the clubs of Los Angeles, the road houses Of Middle America, to the intimate coffee houses of Greenwich Village. Mark Huff and The Inflatables are: Mark Huff: Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica Brian Biddulph: Drums, Percussion Paul Summers, Jr: Guitar, Mandolin, Bass Matthew Wood: Bass, Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar ( W 2235 Renaissance Drive Suite C ®Las Vegas, Nevada 89119 (702) 641-3184»Fax (702) 739-0222 Mark Huff & The Inflatables Appearance Agreement This Agreement is entered into on by and between (hereinafter referred to as "Purchaser") and Mark Huff & The Inflatables (hereinafter referred to as "Artist.") 1. Artist will appear and play one set of at least sixty (60) minutes in duration (the duration to be determined by Artist) as follows: Venue: Appearance Date: Appearance Time: 2. Artist shall begin load-in at and conduct a proper sound check at or before o'clock p.m. on the Appearance Date. Sound check shall be approximately thirty (30) to forty-five (45) minutes in duration. 3. Purchaser shall pay Artist for Artist's nerformanre as follows: a. Artist shall be paid tne Guarantee) upon completion of the performance regardless of the "Gross Receipts" (defined in item 4). b. Artist shall be paid amount exceeds the Guarantee. .% of all Gross Receipts, to the extent such c. Artist shall be paid 50% of the Guarantee at or before sound check. 4. r e p r e s e n t a t i v e a t the door to monitor receipts. fee shall be S. . Artist shall receive twenty (20) ,|joaipliinenitt ary tickets for all appearances. If artist's compensation is ^g^ured by a percentage of the Gross Receipts, then Artist shall have the ri^bt to limit the number of complimentary tickets distributed by the pojthaser. Artist may also designate a free admission "industry list." Other bond's guest lists shall not exceed total persons. The Appearance Time shall be pm. and shall be advertised as such. Artist shall have no duty to appear after p.m. Purchaser understands that if the earlier band runs late or starts late, that such cannot "push back" the Artist's Appearance time, and also understands if the stage is not fully cleared, set up and ready for the Artist's performance by p.m., Artist shall retain their payment and percentage of Gross Receipts and have the right to not appear. 7. Opening bands shall not exceed 1 (one) in number and are subject to .Artist's approval. 8. Purchaser shall get approval from Artist's representative for all promotional and advertising materials. Approval shall be made by. JjaMA^"- V.'Djum of Exodus Records at (702) 708 0237 or (702) 7 or by fax at (702)875 1427. fi^l-TiS* nzi - o r i * 9. Artist shall receive 100% Headline Billing in any and all publicity releases, and paid advertisements, including, but not limited to programs, fliers, signs, lobby boards, and marquees. 10. Purchaser shall spell Artist's name correctly: Mark Huff & The Inflatables. 11. Purchaser shall secure a dressing room space for the Artist from sound check until the club closes. Purchaser shall also provide access to clean and operable bathroom facilities prior to, during, and after Appearance Time. e paid Igras! 1 up1"- 1—!— to conclusion of Ar^^f'^ th.rrhaser also agrees-^ZS^wjKtgTffl^ 11'> case of premium domestic beer (no Coor's products), four (4) bottles oF8frh*<qrt)onated bottled water, and one (1) bottle of Coca-Cola to Artist. These bevera^S^^iUbe in Artist's dressing room facilities prior to Artist's sound check. 13. Purchaser shall retain insurance protecting Artist from all liability including all injuries to persons or property, fire, vandalizing, theft, riot, or any other type of act or event causing harm, or damage to or loss of, the instruments and equipment so provided. 14. Artist's obligation to appear is subject to detention or prevention by sickness, inability to perform, accident, means of transportation, acts of God, riots, strikes, labor difficulties, epidemics, any act of any public authority, or any other cause, similar or dissimilar, beyond Artist's control without liability. 15. Artist reserves the right to sell Artist's merchandise at the show and retain 100% of the proceeds. Purchaser shall provide a proper place and table to Artist for the sale of such merchandise. 16. Purchaser will not permit the recording or broadcast, audio or visual, of any performance without the express prior written consent of Artist. 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