Kelly Bashaw

The senate reviewed the budget, discussed reports from various student and administrative services including Athletics, the Learning Center, the Intercultural Center, the Office of Student Life, and the campus newspaper. A funding request for a supplemental allocation for a water bottle filling station in the Syre building was presented and approved.

The council meeting focused on reviewing the current association council budget and available funds. New business included discussions on planning for Orca Day and establishing a tie-breaking procedure for chair votes. Various associations and student representatives provided updates on activities, event planning, and departmental reports.

The senate reviewed the current budget allocations and received reports from the Athletics and Student Recreational Center, the Intercultural Center, and the Office of Student Life. Several funding requests were approved, including a field trip for the Asian Student Union, supplemental funding for the Syre Student Center's all-gender restroom design, and travel support for the Sustainability Oriented Student Association to attend a conference. Additionally, the senate approved the chartering of the ASWCC Student Supporting Students Association and authorized funding for a new water bottle filling station.

The meeting featured a budget overview of current project and conference allocations. Reports were provided by various student unions including the Asian Student Union, Black Student Union, Latine Student Union, Native and Indigenous Student Union, and Pride Student Union, covering topics such as media discussions, film reflections, cultural project updates, and upcoming collaborative events. A funding request for the Native and Indigenous Student Union to support a field trip to the Burke Museum was reviewed and approved.

The meeting is focused on overseeing the allocation of Senate funds and hearing reports from student organizations and services. Key discussion topics include reviewing the current budget status, receiving reports from student unions, and addressing new business such as funding requests for Black Student Union activities, supplemental funding for the Seattle Asian Art Museum, and Orca Day planning. Additionally, the agenda provides a forum for students to voice questions and concerns regarding the student experience.