Joshua Burrull

This document outlines the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center's Energy and Water Management Plan, detailing its commitment to energy conservation and system optimization. The plan, covering fiscal years 2019 through 2023, aims to achieve annual energy utilization index (EUI) values below 250 kBtu/sf/yr, exceeding state standards. Key strategic pillars include implementing energy and water conservation projects, utilizing new technologies and efficient equipment, ensuring compliance with building codes for new construction and renovations, and fostering an institution-wide awareness plan for conservation practices. The plan also identifies financing strategies for project implementation.

The meeting included a presentation on university initiatives for first-generation learner achievement, responding to SGA Resolution 2406. Updates were provided by officers, including announcements about the Joint Congress, social media activity, absence request policies, senator points tracking, and the opening of the Special Projects Fund. Committee updates covered community service, operations, scholarship, finance, social events, and public relations. Legislative proposals were discussed, including advocating for more keys to anatomical models, a congratulatory resolution, a call to action for a pinning ceremony, and increasing access to research opportunities. The Leadership for Learners professional development series was announced.

The SGA meeting included updates from various officers, including the President, Vice President of Operations, Vice President of Communications, and Vice President of Finance. Committee updates were provided by the Community Service, Operations, Scholarship, Finance, Public Relations, and Social Chairs. The meeting covered topics such as student regent and THECB applications, legislation deadlines, point requirements for senators, scholarship committee preparations, SPF requests, and upcoming events.

The resolution addresses the need for supplemental financial support for registered student organizations to enhance recognition for TTUHSC and aid in student recruitment. It approves the 2021-2022 Organization Funding Bill, which allocates funds to support these organizations for the fiscal year starting September 01, 2021, and ending August 20, 2022. The resolution also specifies that copies should be sent to various administrative staff and the students of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.

The Student Senate resolution addresses the allocation of funds to various student organizations and specialty clubs for the fiscal year beginning September 1, 2006, and ending August 10, 2007. It lists the specific amounts allocated to each organization to support their activities and contributions to the university community.