Ebenezer Asiaw

The meeting agenda includes executive reports from the President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Club Coordinator, and Advisor. It also covers committee reports for Academic Affairs, Organizational Affairs, and Student Affairs. The session includes old and new business regarding club approvals and funding, as well as an opportunity for public views.

The meeting included reports from executive board members, the advisor, and committee chairs, focusing on new expectations for online participation, transitioning to Robert's Rules of Order, and university requirements regarding mask-wearing and facility reservations. The advisor provided updates on maintaining accurate club rosters and event calendars via the Presence platform. Key actions included the approval of several new student organizations and their respective funding. Additionally, the President announced plans to meet with the college administration, shared opportunities for students to become senators, and addressed technical issues regarding chat access.

The meeting included reports from executive officers and committee chairs regarding club approval processes, upcoming events like Dead Week, and student affairs. Key agenda items involved the formal approval of five student organizations—Rotaract, Circle K, Hiking, FGC, and Creative Writing—as well as the authorization of $100 in funding per semester for each of these newly approved clubs. Additionally, public feedback was addressed concerning hazing training communications and campus vending machine issues, and several upcoming student organization events and announcements were shared.

The meeting included executive reports from the President, Vice President, Secretary, Club Coordinator, and Advisor. Committee reports were presented for Academic Affairs, Organizational Affairs, and Student Affairs, focusing on senate appointments for the Accessibility Advisory Committee and the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee. Organization reports were provided by several student groups. The agenda also covered old and new business items related to club approvals and club funding.

The meeting included executive reports from the President, Vice President, Club Coordinator, Treasurer, Secretary, and Advisor, covering updates on club funding requirements via the Presence platform and upcoming student elections. Public views addressed campus safety concerns regarding ice on sidewalks and parking lots, updates on Cares Act funding, and changes to COVID-19 testing protocols for post-Spring Break. The committee reports touched on upcoming Student Affairs meetings, and new business included the approval and funding of the Model Arab League. Announcements provided information on election applications, upcoming virtual events, and Spring Break programming.