Community College Of Denver

The meeting commenced with a workshop on 'How to Make a Bill' conducted by Victor G. Torres-Corona. Reports covered President's communication regarding online office hours, a potential funding collaboration with the Phoenix center, and updates on a Townhall event planned with CU Denver. The Treasurer provided an update on the FY 2026 Budget, noting expenses primarily related to stipends and swag purchases, indicating the association is well within its budget. Other reports discussed tabling events, marketing connections, a potential new AHEC bond fee, and concerns regarding lab kit fees for online STEM students. Advisor reports addressed club events such as 'Club Social' (renamed 'Club Connections'), SLO training wrap-up, and the SGA Support Scholarship dates and committee formation. Further discussions involved a potential SGA marketing video regarding gym day passes and representation on the Tivoli Reimagine committee. New business included launching a Student Podcast and determining availability for the 'Pathways to Leadership' event. Action items addressed access to research journals, a potential cybersecurity resource event, and creating SGA/resource marketing videos.

The meeting covered several announcements, including a presentation on the basics of Robert's Rules and a request for SGA support for an engagement scholarship. Key reports included updates on office hours sign-in sheets, thank yous for participation in October Fest, and a draft bill to fund registration fees for the HACU ¡Adelante! Leadership Institute conference. The Treasurer reported a remaining budget balance of $62,431.76 after accounting for monthly payroll. Other discussions involved advocating for legislative changes to grant SACAB a counting vote, promoting the upcoming CCCS Student Leadership Conference with a theme of "Lead in Full Color: Bright Ideas, Bold Impact," and inquiring about potential issues international students face with the school's insurance provider. The Lowry Representative reported on planning for a period equity event. Action items included the passing of bills supporting the HACU ¡Adelante! Leadership Institute and the Ofrenda Bill, as well as appointing Dominic as a Student Representative by default.

The meeting commenced with a roll call and was called to order. Key discussions included the status of official candidates for elections, which are scheduled to run from September 17th until October 17th. Reports covered updates on a Townhall event with CU Denver and MSU, the Period Equity Committee update, the finalization of the Club Social event bill, and collaboration on marketing videos and redirecting hygiene fees. Other topics included working with SPARC on the Swoop Market, efforts to engage with CU Denver regarding bus pass discounts, and discussions about allocating space for online students at AMC. Plans were made for upcoming events, including the CCD Social Club Date and College 101, as well as a SGA Bill workshop. The CCD Social Club Event Bill was passed by an 8/8 vote. The meeting concluded with discussions about a possible Roberts Rules workshop and an update on finalized SGA apparel.

The meeting commenced with a roll call. Key discussions included feedback on the "Larimer Square 2.0" project and the Tivoli Reimagine plan from the President. The Vice-President provided updates on College 101 and scheduling, along with a HACU reminder. The Secretary presented a bill. Old business involved finalizing the SGA event list for the Fall Semester, including the "Remember Me" event and the 1st Gen Event. New business covered outreach assistance requested by the Financial Aid Office for their 'Financial Fever Event,' aimed at helping students complete FAFSA, CASFA, and scholarship applications, which will be joint with College 101. Additionally, it was confirmed that all SGA members will receive access to SGA Canva Pro. A motion was made to table the SGA Bonding Circle Bill until the next meeting to refine its structure. Open forum discussions included feedback requests on a bill regarding the ABOD student voting seat, an information session on bills, support for a member presenting at the Women & Gender Equity in Leadership Summit, and details on reimbursement procedures for HACU members attending an upcoming 3-day event.

The meeting commenced with an announcement regarding a potential collaboration with MSU for an event titled "Immigration Know Your Rights" in late October, and discussions about a future "Culture Clash" tri-institutional event. Reports included an update on SGA sign-ups during the resource fair, interest in filling the Period Equity Committee unfilled position, and concerns raised during the SACAB meeting regarding the response to student fee and parking cost reductions. The body addressed vacant positions (Parliamentarian and Auraria Representative) and approved a bill for Special Elections scheduled between September 17 and October 17, 2025. Marketing strategies for the elections were established. Action items included voting to set an event list, approving the CCD Social Club tabling event for October 2, and confirming dates for ongoing events like College 101 and AHHA Week. During the open forum, the Business Operation and Finance Officer shared information about Tivoli construction and fees, proposing an SGA representative join the Integrated Planning Group (IPG); the selection of SGA members for this committee will occur in the next meeting.