11/10/2014.docx - Wright State University
No MeetingNovember 11, 2014(Attached are member reports)Kyle K. Powell, President______________________________________________________________________1. Events Attended:CEHS DSAC Ice Cream SocialNetTop Classroom Virtual TourOhio School Board Association Statewide Conference2. Old Business: Higher Learning Commission’s Criterion 1 - Section A Committee --- Our section met to discuss what language we would like to see for our part of Criterion 1.Executive Board meeting.Cabinet meeting.1-1 meetings with both Jennifer Humston and Ryan Rushing.Chief Information Officer search is complete. The committee gave our recommendations to both the Provost Narayanan and President Hopkins.Max McConnell and I are still working on the website. Please email the two of us with any corrections or updates that you wish to see.3. New Business:The Student Government Strategic Planning Committee met and discussed how we plan to move forward with the strategic planning. We will be meeting again this week to discuss our mission and vision statements.The Executive Board, specifically Jen and Ryan, will be deciding a comprehensive format for transition binders. I have been contacting multiple universities about their campus safety applications, specifically the one we are looking at moving forward with. More information to come soon.Met with both Gabe Riegle and Nathan to discuss an elections tab on our new website along with constitutional amendments.Met with a concern student concerning the busing from the Nutter Center to the University during athletic games and Nutter Center events.Met with Brandon DeFoe to discuss moving forward with Knowta.Had a meeting with Joe Bonvillian, Ryan Rushing, Rick Danals, and Liz Beemer about the student organization complex. We discussed the cleanliness and the possibility of revamping the complex.Forming student government “unofficial” groups to discuss possible projects.Met with Matt Almazan, John Ellis, and Jennifer Humston about a meeting of the boards (DSAB’s) for this semesterFaculty Senate meeting.I have been emailing other Student Governments in Ohio about their Student Trustee adopted process.Attempting to meet with Zachary Sullivan from Antioch College about their Community Council.In the progress of following up with Senate President Mateen Rizki about both Student Governments and the Faculty Senate’s resolution in attempt to ban electronic cigarettes in buildings.Reviewing the newly proposed Constitution and Bylaws.Sent out an email to see who all was interested in attending the 2015 COSGA.END OF REPORTSG ReportJennifer Humston, Vice PresidentEvents Attended:Student Government Meeting October 28, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. in E156 Student Union hosted by Student Government (see meeting minutes)November 4, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. in E156 Student Union hosted by Student Government (see meeting minutes)Student Government Cabinet Meeting October 28th, 2014 (see meeting minutes)November 4th, 2014 (see meeting minutes)Student Government Executive Board Meeting October 29th, 2014 at 3:00 p.m (see meeting minutes)November 5th, 2014 at 3:00 p.m (see meeting minutes)College of Education and Human Services Ice Cream Social October 29th, 2014 from 6:00 p.m.to 8:00 p.m. in the Wright State University Educational Resource CenterCEHS College Meeting October 29th, 2014 12:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. in Nutter Center Berry RomPresentation on the CEHS Strategic Plan with Brenda KramerUndergraduate Curriculum CommitteeNovember 3rd, 2014 1:30-3:30pm in 138 Fawcett HallSenate Meeting November 4th, 2014 at 6:00 p.m (see meeting minutes)Old Business: Continually working on Goal Sheets for the senators. The goal sheets have been turned in and the next step is action steps to each goal. Working on Research for President and Vice Presidents of Student Governments in the local region and the local states. Traditions BookWorking with Amanda Farrow for the Raider Traditions BookLooking to have the completed book out by fall 2015 semester.Senator One on OnesDates are TBD based upon Student Government schedules I am meeting with each senator personally to help create, make, and implement goals through student government.New Business:Dean’s Student Advisory Council Meeting November 18, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. hosted by the President of the Dean’s Student Advisory Council SG Strategic Planning Core Committee Thu, November 13, 2pm – 3pm in 107 SUBoard of TrusteesChair for the Search Committee for the Student Members of the Wright State University Board of Trustees.CEHS Dean Search CommitteeFirst meeting will be held Tuesday November 25th, 2014 from 3-4pm in 267 University Hall.Campus Civics PresentationWorking on a presentation with Zena to present to first year undergraduate students on November 20th from 10-noon.2nd 3rd Floor SU Renovation A/E InterviewsSchedule:10:30 – 11:20 Annette Miller Architects1:00 – 1:50 BHDP Architecture2:00 – 2:50 Jerome Scott Architects2:50 – 3:30ish Discussion amongst WSU stakeholdersAdministrative Office Report: N/AOutreach:Continually using social media to spread awareness about what Student Government is, doing, upcoming events. END OF REPORTMember Report - Week 10Ryan A. Rushing, Chief of StaffEvents Attended:College of Education and Human Services Ice Cream Social - 10-29-2014Holidays in the Heartland College of Liberal Arts Concert - 11-2-2014Amigos Latinos Business Summit - 11-10-2014Old Business:The Nutter Center emailed both Robert Yada, Associate Director for Governmental Affairs, and I quotes on catering and room reserval for the Student Government Scholarship Benefit. Mr. Yada and I will be working on some procedural stuff with registering the event and ensuring that it is a success. I will be meeting with Dr. Gary Dickstein, SG Advisor, to discuss reallocating funds from wages, since we have had many vacant positions, to cover the cost of this event. The Student Government Strategic Planning Core Committee met for the first planning session to discuss the purpose and intent of strategic planning as well as discussing the Mission Statement. I am happy to report that much progress was made during the first planning session and the committee has drafted a rough-draft Mission Statement that the committee will edit at the next planning session (Thursday, November 13) and start discussing the Vision Statement as well as working on the possibility of a survey. Although seemingly easy, strategic planning as a tool is very essential to the success of an organization. Through Student Government’s Strategic Plan it will allow the organization to have meaning, purpose, and be intentional on everything the organization has done, and give the organization direction to move forward.Aaron Engle, University College Senator, and I drafted an email that Mr. Engle will send to the various contacts that I obtained through the Raider Country Area High Schools survey that was sent out early this semester. From there, Mr. Engle and I will hopefully gain many contacts at high schools that will allow us to visit to promote the Internship Program and recruit interns for Student Government. Mr. Engle and I will also be meeting soon to draft a PowerPoint that we can present.I have yet scheduled a meeting to discuss the purpose of University College. It is my intent to do this soon, with adding Gabriel Riegle, Chief Justice to the group to meet to discuss this.Kyle Powell, President, and I met with Max McConnell, Director of Communications and Marketing, to further the image and effectiveness of the website. We got through many edits and ideas, one of which being my idea to create a focus group of mostly non-Student Government members to see how affective the website is in terms of content, as well as how easy it is to navigate. I finalized the Student Government Scholarship awards and the three students who received awards should have been notified of their award last week. I will contacting the awardees on behalf of Student Government and the committee.Rahima Hamadi, Associate Director of Academic Affairs, and I presented the research on a proposed fall break that Ms. Hamadi found to both the Senate and Cabinet and comments were generally mixed. The Senate seemed to be in favor of the idea of a proposed fall break, where the Cabinet seems to be generally against. The arguments in favor tend to be arguing that fall semester is quite lengthy and the ability to have a day or two off before generally when midterms are will give both students and faculty the opportunity to catch up on studies and personal items. Arguments against tend to be that the university already has a flexible schedule of days off including Veterans Day and Thanksgiving Day break, and adding additional days will just back up faculty members to not be able to instruct the material they would like to in the time allowed. Ms Hamadi and I concluded that a survey of both students and faculty is in order to see what both constituencies believe in to see if there is general support behind this initiative. I emailed and informed Faculty President Dr. Matt Rizki of our purpose to move forward with a survey and the proposal in general. Dr. Rizki is OK with moving forward and is more than willing to help assist in surveying and informing the faculty of this proposal.Kyle Powell, President, Joe Bonvillian, Director of Disability Affairs, and I met with Dr. Rick Danals, Director of the Office of Student Activities, and Liz Beemer, Assistant Director of the Office of Student Activities, regarding the accessibility and overall usage of the Student Organizational Complex. As previously discussed, the overall accessibility of of the Student Organizational Complex as well as usage is not the best. Students with disabilities have difficulties entering and leaving the complex, and the complex itself is being utilized more as a lounge and study area and not for student organizations. I voiced these concerns and also on the idea of some office needs to take ownership and be less territorial. The conclusion was that the House of Representatives will formulate some sort of survey to see how the complex can be better utilized.New BusinessI have nearly met with all Cabinet members with their goals sheet and made great progress on moving many of their ideas forward. I am looking forward to seeing all of the Cabinet members’ goals proceed and reading on their progress in their reports.I requested Max McConnell, Director of Communications and Marketing, to create an image for the creation of a sign to be used to take pictures with those who gave gifts to the Student Government Scholarship to help bring awareness of the scholarship. I also got a quote on what it would cost to mail the entire faculty and staff a letter soliciting gifts for the scholarship.I have conversation with Gavin Doll, Director of Academic Affairs, on looking into seeing what is the policy regarding the locked dry erase markers in classrooms. Although it may not seem like a pressing issue, I have many of faculty complain about the accessibility of markers. Hopefully a solution that be found that can both allow for better access of markers as well as protecting the markers from being used inappropriate or for non-academic use and being stolen.Kyle Powell, President, and I met with a student regarding concerns on transportation for students with disabilities to and from events. The complaint was that transportation to events, such at the Nutter Center and other surrounding sporting facilities, is fine, but the problem lies when the busing stops after a certain time and students feel more or less stranded there without a means to get back. I informed the student that the university is working on purchasing all new business, and during this, also looking into a process where students can request transportation to and pick from events. In the interim, I contacted the Chief of Police to see about other options that could be provided during the interim before the new buses are purchases and a process has been formed.Administrative Office Report: noneEND OF REPORTSG ReportZena Fadel, Director of Internal AffairsEvents Attended:Omicron Delta Kappa Induction Ceremony (11/9/14)Old Business:Cabinet Meeting (10/28) and (11/4)E-Board Meeting (10/29) and (11/5)SG Budget Update with JB Saul (10/29)Internal Affairs Committee (10/30) and (11/6)Constitution and BylawsSenate Meeting (11/4)Adopt A Highway Training with Gavin (11/5)Internal Committee Chairs Meeting (11/5)Campus Civics 101 meeting with Jen Humston (11/10)Plans/Projects:COSGA EstimatesDiscuss at last SG meetingBudgetMicrophone, stoles, promotional items, etc…Follow-up email on SG tags and desk platesSG ArchivesProjector FormInternal Affairs Committee folder updatesUpdating office hourskey listNew Business:Upcoming Events:Adopt A Highway Training with SG membersHoR Service Meeting (11/12/14)Internal Affairs Committee (11/13/14) and (11/20/14)University Honors Committee (11/14/14)College Civics 101 meeting with Jen (11/17/14)Chartwells (Survey and Meals) Discussion (11/17/14)Senate Meeting (11/18/14)Cabinet Meeting (11/18/14)HoR Service Meeting - Starter Kit (11/19/14)First Year Student Distinction Award Event (11/20)Upcoming Plans/Projects:Report formatSG evaluationsTransition binders College Civics 101 presentation and handoutVisual Tracking Project - Internal Affairs CommitteeAssociate’s Report:Maintaining the operating budget with the Director of Internal Affairs. working on the raider Roundup event for spring. waiting on quotes for promotional products. found quote for stoles.RSCOB DSAB: student input surveys, Raiderthon donations at $350. toys for kids this winter, dates and locations for Business Pledge dec 3 in union and Fashion Show in union atrium in march coming soon. Administrative Office Report:Maintaining operating budget. created a detailed supplement budget sheet with purchases on it.Outreach:Present any information pertinent from the office and/or DSAB you work with. Finance minor options. Board for business clubs info. boards of the boards. How did you reach out to students in the past two weeks? Talked to students in the union market as well as the hangar.Concerns from students you have talked with and/or met: high traffic levels because of construction. ?Dirty parking lots. ?No Tim Hortons gift cards accepted. SBux long lines / rewards in the library. ?Finance minor in RSCOB. ?Lack of interest in Jason Derulo / bad concept. Cars being towed from college station. orgs and non university affiliated individuals not following the rules for posting procedures. Administrative Office Report:CEHS Ice Cream Social (10/29)Outreach:Talked to other students about SG applications and vacant positionsEND OF REPORTGabriel Riegle – Chief Justice Events attended ODK Induction Ceremony – 11/09/2014 – Omicron Delta Kappa – Old BusinessSent out Constitution and Bylaws to all of SG and will be put on the website for the public to view.I am still attending Org meetings across campus. I will be visiting lingual organizations to request translation of the SG Constitution if they have the time.Met with Kyle Powell and Nathan Balasubramanian to go over content for an elections tab that will be supported by the website.Met with Ryan Rushing to get more input towards starting a Pre-Law program on campus. Interviews for SEC members will be happening on a day-to-day basis. I’ve looked up pricing of banners of varying sizes for the elections.Met with Rob Yada and Nathan Balasubramanian concerning Spring Elections and a new resolution that will be introduced at a later date.I am meeting with both Cabinet and Senate reminding them to continually approach their constituencies.New BusinessMeeting with Brandan Defoe Wednesday, November 12th to research for the Pre-Law program.I will be gathering materials for the SEC to begin focusing on. Associate Report:Balasubramanian, Lakshmi Nathan- Associate Justice – 11/10/2014Events Attended:Wright Engineering Council annual closure meet Post M.S Scenario by Dr.Phani Kidambi for graduate students Halloween party at Wright State International gatewayOld Business: Strategic Planning Core Committee Met with Gabe and Kyle – Elections tab & Presidential vetoMet with Graduate senator – Insurance Plan project Met with Gabe, Yada – Resolution for the term “Intellectual Disability“Met with Mr.Deekshith – President, GSA – discuss about policy strategy for insurance, Wright Engineering council and SG. New Business:Elections tab , Web page, Video makingStudent Trustee Process discussion – Kyle’s projectWork with neighbor universities to find a suitable medical insurance plan Administrative Office Report: Appointed as Vice President for Wright Engineering Council, effective Jan 1st 2015Working on a MoU between Wright State University and Kuwait Embassy Live chat from Agents, prospective students. Helping student’s with Study abroad and ambassador program. v. Outreach (if applicable): 1. Meeting often with international students to discuss about the cost of medical insurance OutreachI have spoken to many about joining SG, but a select few, after speaking with them, seem to want to be Associate Justice and Student Election’s Commissions members.I have emailed past applicants to Student Government about the open positions within the Judicial Branch. ConcernsStudents in the Medical Field complain about not being fully prepared in the physics courses for the MCAT. A suggestion was made to have a single semester class (instead of the current academic year class) that specifically covers material that is pertinent to the newest edition of the MCAT. If you need more info, I will get you in-touch with the originator of this idea if he/she wants to speak about it. The Moat has raised a lot of controversy, and students seem to like the tradition that it has instilled, but the university realizes the potential for the space aesthetically. A majority of the students I’ve spoken with are juniors and seniors and wish the moat to stay, but I believe it serves little purpose and should suit better as an overhang space for more tables and an open view of the quad as the younger students I have spoken with have said. Students have heard about the plans for BACON, but have yet to see any construction or relocation occur. They look forward to an amphitheatre. A group of students have commented that the light pole near the Alumni Bell Tower does not illuminate the surrounding area quite as well as they would please for they feared the possibility of malice occurring and would like to see the light bulb changed. Dayton campus students are not allowed to get into the Lake campus Rec Center. END OF REPORT SG ReportName, SG Position: Peyton Jones, House of RepresentativesEvents Attended:On Wednesday, October 29 at 6:00 pm, I attended the House of Reps Social meeting to teach organizations about member development and engagement.On Wednesday, November 5 at 6:00 pm, I attended the House of Reps Collective meeting to inform the orgs about November’s schedule and the upcoming Service meetings.On Sunday, November 10 at 1:30 pm, I attended the Omicron Delta Kappa Induction Ceremony to be inducted into ODK.Old Business: Service Meetings for HOR are on Wednesday November 12 and 19, and we will be collaborating with Homefull, a local organization to advocate for and help the homeless.The OrgSync form will be completed this week.New Business:House is working on promoting House Party through flyers, electronic postings, and the multiple mass media promotional resources we have at our disposal.We are compiling a survey for students within organizations to assess their feelings of the student org complex.Over winter break the House will be going through various forms within the Office of Student Activities’ OrgSync portal to make sure all their forms are up-to-date.Associate’s Report (if applicable):Kasey Rawlins, Secretary of the HouseEvents Attended:On Wednesday Nov 5th at 6pm I attended the HOR collective meeting in the Student Union where we discussed plans for November’s service projects.Also on Wednesday the 5th I attended the Wright State Men’s basketball game against Findlay and supported our Raiders in their home opener!On Saturday Nov 8th from 8:30am to 12:30pm I attended Raider Open House and represented CoSM’s Dean Circle and the pre-health program where I talked to current high schoolers about what Wright State has to offer.On Sunday Nov 9th I attended CoSM’s Dean Circle meeting where we discussed our STEMulations event this Thursday and talked to Dr. Dibel about undergrad research expansion.Old Business: I have been working on getting used to google drive and the flow of work as a sg associate.I am continuing on working on secretary business of HOR such as keeping attendance, taking minutes, operating the HOR social medias, and doing small tasks for Tyler and Peyton.Peyton, Tyler and I are continuing to work on getting House Party up and running and promoting it so it is a big hit in Spring Semester!New Business:Peyton is going to show me how to use Hootsuite so I can manage the social medias more efficiently and use it to post future things without getting on at that time.Outreach:I discusses the great benefits of being in SG with many prospective students at Raider Open House and told them about our many projects!In terms of the moat, the majority (everyone actually) of the Dean’s Circle said they would definitely love it to be transformed into something useful and that they would not miss it at all. One suggestion was to add more outdoor seating for studying and eating instead of the moat, which is a very cool idea along with the stage.Administrative Office Report: noneOutreach (if applicable):I spoke with students at the events I attended, as well as at HOR’s social/ collective meetings. I have had more students contacting me through email, which I very much enjoy. Concerns:I’m having a hard time engaging the representatives at the Collective meetings. They are unresponsive and do not offer any feedback.END OF REPORTSG ReportTyler Shaw, Assistant Speaker:Events Attended:House of Reps Meetings, Student Union, 11/5/14Emerging Leader Program, Student Union, 10/27/14Old Business:SFC is working to provide funding to AMAWSU.I have used $81.17 so far for printing requests.New Business:I used the printing request budget to create flyers and HotCards for House Party.Associate’s Report:N/AAdministrative Office Report:N/AOutreach:Over the last two weeks, I did not really hear any concerns to work on. I look forward to working with the orgs in the service meetings in the upcoming weeks so that I can get a feel for any concerns they are having at this point in the school year.END OF REPORTAcademic Affairs ReportGavin Doll – Director of Academic Affairs/Academic Affairs Committee Chair1. Events Attended:???????a. N/A2. Old Business:a. Partnering on solution to online, hybrid, and traditional class system for UAPCb. Reviewing Syllabi for UCRCc. Developing list of issues about class registration, academic advising, Wings, DARS, and other online problemsd. Addressing Senate about additional topics to add to surveye. Developed systemized agenda/minutes tracking spreasheet for internal committee meetings - will help track progress and improve organization???????3. New Business:a. Consolidating list of topics for surveyb. Meeting with Academic Affairs Committee to develop specific questions for the survey, while introducing new members of SG to the committeec. Looking into solution for Modern Language class failure ratesd. Researching possibility of military science minor system???????4. Associate’s Report:a. Assisting with researchb. Working with Director of International Affairs on LEAP Program improvementsc. Attended the first meeting for the Commencement Committee on November 7, 2014 - discussed the Honorary Degree and ways to advertise the nomination process for the Honorary Degree.d. Continued research on implementing Fall Break???????5. Administrative Office Report: N/A???????6. Outreach: N/AEnd ReportSG ReportEmily Bingham, Campus CultureEvents Attended: Wednesday, 29 October – Confidence U screeningTuesday, 4 November – Voted Sunday, 9 November – ODK InductionOld Business: REACH PanelMonday, 3 November – Carol Patitu’s graduate classSpoke about race and disability on campusElect HerTuesday, 4 November – Meeting with Lauren; discussed current SG gender demographics and potential candidates for programWrote and sent out survey about experiences as a woman in SGCampus Inclusion Task ForceCompiled more job descriptions for staff positionMonday, 3 November – met with Gary to discuss Drs. Hopkins and Barrett proposed GA positionVeteran’s Center movie nightWorked with Jon G, John E, and REACH Committee to plan movie nightFair TradeThursday, 6 November – met with Clint about the transition process of catering services, the Nutter Center, and food venues on campusBolinga Center Ujima mentoring programWednesday, 5 November – Panel on successful studentsSFCMonday, 3 November – sat in on SFC deliberationsCabinet goalsThursday, 6 November – met with Ryan about goalsNew Business:Meeting with Dr. Barrett and rest of task force Associate’s Report (if applicable): N/AAdministrative Office Report: N/AOutreach (if applicable):Spoke about Student Government to Bolinga Center menteesEND OF REPORTSG ReportMax McConnell, Director of Comms and MarketingEvents Attended:Raider Open House (11/8/14 from 10 til 11 am)Old Business: Met with Associate, Tyler, to introduce him into SG and get him up to speed on our processes and workflow structuresAnswered questions and chose photos for the Highway Cleanup outing article written for the WSU Newsroom.Created an image for Peyton (House Party)Created several news articles about SG that can be found on our websiteAttended the first Strategic Planning Core Committee meetingBegan working on the Visual Task Management Project for Internal Affairs CommitteeManaged content on the E-SignCompleted the Cabinet Goals Sheet and met w/Ryan about how to complete goalsWebcast the Faculty IT Committee meeting, learned about new screen-sharing software which will be deployed in Scale-Up ClassroomsManaged the SG Events CalendarManaged content on the website. This included: updating and improving the Members tab, Updating and improving the SG Minutes/Resolutions/Agendas, securing two of the four news articles on the homepage as SG-specific items, preliminary work to create an “elections” tab to be used when elections are occuringNew Business:I will be working w/ Mark Anderson to further improve our website, with online forms replacing many of the paper forms we currently useI will be creating a stock Powerpoint presentation about SG that members can use for a variety of purposesPhotoshop Classes survey has been completed by 10 peopleI will be meeting w/ Gabe and Nathan about what content the “elections” tab should containI will be working w/ Tyler to make our social media presence better and more consistentAssociate’s Report (if applicable):Date: 11/10/14Tyler Eichhorn, Associate Director of Comms and Marketing2. Old Business: a. Met with Max multiple times to talk about projects and what kind of introductory work I will be doingb. Worked on getting used to Drivec. Completed my biography and got a picture up for the student government websited. Arrived early to student government meeting to get U-Stream/Skype set up and figured oute. Talked with Ryan about getting member’s Twitter/Instagram names on a contact sheet for social media use and sent out an email to student government to insert their info if applicablef. Introduced a default powerpoint for the rest of student government to use whenrepresenting student government to others with Max/Ryang. Posted to Twitter/Instagram continually3. New Business:a. Complete the entire powerpoint for student government to useb. Post more frequently to social mediac. Be open for more new projects to completeEND OF REPORTSG ReportName, SG Position: Joe Bonvillian, Dir. Of Disability AffairsEvents Attended:Student Government meetings (10/27) & (11/3) 7 PMCabinet Meetings (10/27) & (11/3) 9 PMCEHS DSAC Ice Cream Social (10/29) 6 PM We met the faculty and staff of CEHS and I received 2nd place in a costume contestAU popcorn Sales (10/31) I sat across the bookstore and raised funds for the new AU sign and future exposés; we raised more than $50 after the cost of the popcorn machine and popcorn Cards for kids (11/16) 12 PM Matt Almazon and I made cards for children at Dayton Children’s Old Business: Rick Danals Meeting (10/29) 10:30 AM We spoke about the possibility of a braille bulletin board. The decision was to not go forward with the plan because of the effectiveness of bulletin boards.Rick Danals and Liz Beemer Meeting (10/30) 3 PM Ryan, Kyle, and I spoke about the organizational complex. We agreed on some immediate fixes for the doors and desk, and will further the discussion of what type of furniture and other more expensive fixes in the future.SAB Interview (10/31) 3 PM I had an interview with Dave Leach to see if he is qualified to join my board. REACH panel (11/3) 4:40 PM I sat on a panel to educate graduate students on first person experiences of inclusion of different cultural and minority groupsNew Business:Goals Meeting (10/31) 4 PM Ryan and I discussed my goal for the Disability Arts Show and how to go about planning for it.CEHS DSAC Interview (11/3) 12 PMGala Meeting (11/6) 9:30 PM met with Brandon Defoe, and we set date for the gala (4/9) at 6 PMTom Webb Meeting (11/7) 10 PM Rob Yada introduce the SB that officially changes the language in Ohio from “mentally retarded” to “intellectual disability” I then updated him on all the business I have been doing in SGSetting up first meeting time with my SAB Administrative Office Report: NoneOutreach (if applicable):Keeping up with students who come in and out of the ODS during my work hoursAU popcorn sales Took a tour of the new veteran’s facility with Mr. Ellis and Mr. Granata END OF REPORTSG ReportRobert Yada, Associate Director for Governmental AffairsEvents Attended:Old Business:Received contracts from Lee Guild and Michele Heggs about the SG Scholarship Benefit Planning Committee and are currently reviewing them. Still finalizing out some minor details.New Business:Met with Cabinet and Senate to discuss SB367 and most people seemed to have positive feedback. (11/04/2014)Met with Gabe Riegel and Nathan Balasubramanian and began drafting my resolution for SB367 witch concerns changing the term “Mental Retardation” to “Intellectual Disability” (11/09/2014)Met with Joe Bonvillian and Director of Disability Services Mr. Tom Webb to talk about SB367. He loved the bill and what SG is doing for it. (11/07/2014)Outreach:End of ReportLatoya Warren, Director of International Affairs Events Attended:Old Business:Meeting with Jeannette Horwitz, Director of LEAPThere is 1800 international student at Wright State and this semester 140 of them is participating in the LEAP program. The students in the LEAP program are offered a various opportunities to enhance their English speaking skills through the use of conversation partners, field trips, writing assignments, university clubs and organizations, classroom helpers, promoting academic Integrity, and more. Students that are in the program are not registered Wright State Students. Majority of the Wrights States international student population have tested (Toefl or IEIT) into the school. These students do not receive LEAP services. We briefly discussed some programs that these particular students cause possibly utilize to help advance their English fluency. As well as a few academic departments that could host the programs.Programs:Conversation partners Classroom helper English ClubDepartments:BusinessCommunication EngineeringMet with Yawen to discuss the projects she is working onInternational Health Care insurance- to provide more options for them to choose form Housing contracts for International students- have it converted into a few common foreign languagesThe team she has been working with has been able to translate the contract into Arabic and are working on the translation of ChineseReview the new constitutionReviewed a few Advance PresentationsSpoke with Jonathon Henderson again about having a Meet and Greet with the International Students during International Education WeekNew Business:Meeting with Dr. Kimberly Barrett (Friday, November 14)Meet and Greet with the International Students on (Monday, November 17)Meeting with Mrs. Joy Wanderi, associate director of UCIE and Monica Deweese, Peer mentor (Friday, November 14 )Meeting with Mrs. Rountree (Monday, November 17)Associate’s Report: Yawen Xu, Associate Director of International AffairsAdministrative Office Report:Outreach:End of ReportSG ReportAlexander Snyder, Director of Student Affairs and Student Affairs Committee Chair:Events Attended:N/AOld Business: Attended Faculty Senate Meeting October 27Attended a meeting with LTC Emery of Army ROTC October 27Attended Ian Kelly’s Interview October 30Attended University Athletics Council Meeting October 31Attended Meeting with Nick Warrington to discuss Gear Exchange November 6Discussed Army ROTC Minor with Director of Academic AffairsNew Business:Continuing work on gear exchange – emailing book store for information on Howl Shirt, researching information on OrientationBoard of Appeals Meeting November 14Associate’s Report (if applicable): see attachedAdministrative Office Report: N/AOutreach (if applicable):Talked to students about applying for the Residential Senator positionEND OF REPORTSG ReportName, SG Position: Jeff Wang, Boonshoft School of Medicine SenatorEvents Attended:Student Affairs Committee Meeting 11/3, discussed what to do with the Allyn Hall Moat. Decided that it was best to replace it with an outdoor podium where student organizations can hold events. Pre-med mentor/mentee meetings 11/3, talked to Dr. Krisnamurthy to be our advisor. Edited certain aspects of the proposal and laid for details out for the program.Student Senate Meeting 11/4, went over Honorary Resolution to be passed during the Student Government meeting. Talked briefly about what each senator was doing. Meeting with Dean Parmelee 11/7, talked about issues happening in WSU government, updated him on what was happening in the school, talked to him about my role as SenatorMSSC Meeting 11/9, talked to medical student government about what is happening in WSU student government. Updated them about parking situation, pre-med mentor/mentee program, admissions committee panel setup, and work on student affairs committee Old Business:Emailed Eric Corbett on the issue of bike racks on campus and carpet in the gym, carpet in the gym is probably not replaceable and bike rack installation in front of SU may be possibleEND OF REPORTSG ReportAmanda Turner- College of Education and Human Services Senator: Events Attended: CEHS Ice Cream Social, Oct. 29th, ERC Old Business:N/A New Business:Meeting with Chris Murphy 11/18 to discuss goals and future plans for CEHS Online advising comment cards CEHS DSAB will be participating in the Toy Drive Four Square Tournament- tentative date is March 12th Administrative Office Report:N/AOutreach: Planning on speaking in undergraduate classes about current issues in CEHS ?END OF REPORTSG ReportBrandon DeFoe, College of Liberal Arts SenatorEvents AttendedVoted - 11/4Old BusinessKnowtaReceived Email from Gheretta Harris. This is not a project we can work on currently.We need to make sure that current changes to printing system are running efficiently with no problems before adding another layer of complexity. Estimated 1 year before we can begin exploring this. Followed up with Kyle Peterson.Asked to set up a meeting to discuss the future for implementation.Currently waiting on reply.Worked on questions for Ryan Clark more - will email this week.Pre-Law ProgramContinued researching diversity of law studentsUndergraduate backgrounds in Liberal Arts predominantly, or more diverse? Compiled list of Law Schools to contact.Admissions/Demographic StatisticsPre-Law program in undergraduate school?Meeting with Gabe for more research WednesdayBook Voucher ProgramMet with Jennifer Gebhart 10/30 Very receptive to the idea.Has to work with the numbers then will get back with me to discuss further.Idea of Gift Card instead of discount for students. Follow up at the end of this week if no contact before then. Student Affairs Committee Meeting - 11/3Discussed Hangar MoatVery Expensive to operate - $24,000/yr. ($23,000 for chemicals and maintenance, $1,000 for water and electricity)Idea of stage in place of moatOpen to any ideas of replacementThere is a reason that many students want to keep it.Research into student opinionsClasses, DSAB’s, Potential SurveySenate MeetingSenator UpdatesHangar Moat DiscussedDisabilities Arts Gala - JoeMet 11/6Reserved Endeavour Room for 4/9Discussed event - food, fee, vendors, etc.Refillable Water Station Continuing to monitor progressNew BusinessAdministrative Office ReportCoLA DSABDiscussed:Summit of the BoardsCommitted to goToy DriveStudent Government Issues (See Below)End of Year EventCoLA Showcase/Awards Ceremony - 4/9Location - Apollo RoomOutreach Talked to students in class about upcoming eventsTalked to students about current Issues (Classes and DSAB’s)Hangar MoatMixed emotionsMost in favor of getting rid of it, few students wanted to keep it even when given idea of replacing it with a stage. One student in particular was against stage, and preferred moat.When told about cost to run and maintain, many of those in favor changed their opinions. Smoking BanMost students are strongly against it.Move ashtraysSome like “smoke shacks” or designated areas for smokersOthers just want to see ashtrays movedMost are strongly against bans for residential hallsStudent Concerns10/23 - Student issue with the hiring process of TA’s and major concerns about a specific TA. Informed senator of that particular college, all other senators, and Ryan to look into the issue further. END OF REPORTSG ReportPatrick Scheiderer, College of Nursing and Health SenatorEvents Attended: N/AOld Business: Met with my Internal Affairs Committee and discussed upcoming projects and looked over the revised constitution and bylaws.I emailed Amanda Carignan about the Summit of the Boards meeting and hope to have some representatives from the CoNH DSAB attend.New Business:Internal Affairs committee meeting on Thursday. CoNH DSAB meeting on WednesdayHelp the Representatives from the CoNH attending the Summit create a powerpoint about the strengths of their DSAB. Associate’s Report (if applicable): N/AAdministrative Office Report: N/AOutreach (if applicable):I discussed my position with some faculty and students who are part of my track.I will be meeting with my DSAB to discuss issues within the CoNHEND OF REPORTSG ReportEugene Matthew P. Almazan, College of Science and Math Senator:Events Attended:Cards for the Kids on November 7, 2014 in the ERCRaider Open House on November 8, 2014 in the SU Atrium Old Business: Community Blood Drive Recruited the Asian Student Association and C.J McLin Scholars to host a Blood drive in the SpringTabling for Blood Donors by CoSMURELDr. Deibel met with prospective candidates for the website testimonials at Previous Dean’s Circle MeetingSummit of the BoardsSenate Meeting and V.P MeetingsNovember 23 in the Emerald Room from 3:00pm to 4:30 pmPower Points to be made by all colleges DSAB by November 19New Business:Meeting with CoSM Dean’s Circle on October 26, 2014Meetings with Co-Chair to Organize Members into a new Committee StructuresAdvertising for November 13, 2014 STEMulation: Beer Making with Dr. WyattHamilton Hall at 7PMGuardian News StoryMet with Reporter on Possible story run this semesterSTEMulations Photo ShootFuture EventsSTEMulations for Spring Semester for STEMM CityNew Committee AssignmentsRaiderthon Participation as “CoSM Dean Circle and Friends”Academic Affairs CommitteeAcademic CommitteePrior Learning AssessmentHybrid/online classesLake Campus Classes ROTC minorEND OF REPORTSG ReportName, SG Position: Kayla Muncie, Commuter SenatorEvents Attended:CSA Meeting, Oct. 29th, Student Org Complex Bookstore Committee Meeting, Nov. 4th, Student UnionSFC Meeting, Nov. 3rd, Student UnionOld Business: CSA Survey flyers CSA ordering polos and t-shirtsCSA Survey will Launch October 17th -November 17th Internal Committee MeetingI found prices for an SG cork boardWe worked on revising the By-Laws and Constitution Bookstore Committee Meeting WSU Bookstore in the Top 5 in the nation last semester for best social mediaUpcoming PromotionsNew products for studentsUpdate on the progress the Bookstore has had on teachers turning in their book ordersTicket Pricing Excel ChartI compared WSU to OSU, BGSU, UC, Miami University, and UD. I am still organizing all the schools prices and figuring out what price changes I would like to discuss with the Parking and Transportation Committee and write a resolution on.Speed Bumps in Lot 4I met with Alex Snyder and we discussed getting trees trimmed and signs put at the cross walk as a cheaper option then speed bumps.It has been a struggle getting faculty to respond to putting a speed bump in the back of Lot 4. New Business:Housing Fair November 17thCSA was denied SFC funding for food due to errors with SOBC funding, which made CSA not eligible.CSA is still having an info table and passing out CSA koozies.CSA Meeting Dec. 3rdFinals Survival Dec.8th and 11th I met with catering and have all the food order. CSA will be passing out T-shirts at this event.Internal Committee meeting on ThursdayGet the CSA Information flyers printedResearch on Greene Cats and RTA having a partnership with WSUCSA Housing SurveyI am still working on having this survey prepared in time for the housing fair.CSA Car ShowCSA’s idea for next semester as an event. This is in the very beginning planning stage. Parking and Transportation Meeting, November 14th Administrative Office Report:Met with my CSA advisor Discussed the housing surveyDiscussed paper work for SFC funding Outreach (if applicable):CSA now has continued to put commuter fun facts on their social media. CSA continues to advertise their survey.I have had two students emailing me this week wanting to join CSA and I have gave them CSA meeting calendar and the information on how to become a part of CSAEND OF REPORTSG ReportVeeramala Mahesh, Graduate SenatorEvents Attended:CEHS DSAC Ice-cream Social 10/29/2014Old Business:Insurance Fee for the International students Getting in contact with the student government of different universities to gather information about the medical plan in their universities.New Business:Planning to work for Student Fee (Proposed by Powell)Student Trustee ProcessAdministrative Office Report:N/AOutreach (if applicable):Meeting the students in the study lounge and discussing regarding the issues in the college. Met with Deekshith, President of Gradutate Student Assembly and got information of different councils present in the university.END OF REPORTSG ReportJohn Ellis, Senator of Raj Soin College of BusinessEvents Attended:03 Nov, VMC soft opening for studentsOld Business:DSAB MeetingDiscussed in detail the plan of action for the Pledge Signing Ceremony Created a step by step plan and assigned duties for the Fashion ShowDiscussed the next step for our participation in the Summit of the BoardsDiscussed our participation in RaiderthonInternal Affairs CommitteeDiscussed the changes suggested by the E-Board on the constitution and by-lawsDiscussed the details on the visual concept boardFinalized budget and wrote my speech for the upcoming veterans ballNew Business: Planned a special screening for a movie pertaining to veterans for the REACH committeeOutreach:Surveyed 5 students personally and 50 total from the DSAB on current issues including thoughts on the moatSat on a REACH panel in a graduate classEnd of ReportSG ReportAaron J. Engle, University College Senator:Events Attended:Brief meeting with David concerning the internship program as well as the power point. This meeting took place in the Student Government Office right before Christmas break. Old Business: Currently working on projects that need to be completed over break, Transition Binder.New Business:Upcoming plans to further reach out to Dayton Area Schools to set up specific times that I can meet with High School Students and inform them about Student Government at Wright State and all the positive outreach it can have. Associate’s Report (if applicable): N/AAdministrative Office Report: N/AOutreach (if applicable):How did you reach out to students in the past two weeks? As being on Winter Break, I personally have not had a chance to speak with students over break besides communicate through the Facebook/Twitter accounts that my committee and I have created. Concerns from a few students about advising in the University College. The students have informed me that there is not enough guidance as incoming students and a lot of confusing with what classes they should and should not be taking. END OF REPORTSG ReportCorey T. Yoder, Lake Campus Senator:Events Attended:Attended Alumni Basketball game for Lake Campus Basketball teamOld Business: None New Business:On the 5th of November 2014 at 9 A.M. I had a meeting with Candace Phlipot to discuss matters on Lake Campus and the direction it is moving. We discussed the implementing of the new Nursing Major that is supposed to start fall semester 2015. We discussed options for new majors such as: Construction Management, Electrical Engineering, History, and adding English to go along with our English Literature Program. I talked to her about going to local schools and getting the input from potential students on if these majors would interest them or not. After my meeting with Candace I had another meeting with Trent Klein our new Athletic Director and we talked about conducting some surveys on what club or intramural activities students want to get involved in. We also talked about applying outdoor activity and education grants to help pay for the kayaks and canoes the students showed great interest in getting for spring semester. We also talked about getting surveys on if students would like to go down to main campus sporting events.Associate’s Report (if applicable): N/AAdministrative Office Report: N/A.Outreach (if applicable):I had Dr. Wilson with the SSC reach out to me about helping them with the study sessions they want to implement for finals week. Having activities and prizes to attract students to attend the event.I was able to help a group of students in getting information on starting a scholarship in Hispanic students that attend Wright State University Lake Campus.Spoke with students in the Boathouse about activities and club sports the new A.D. wants to start.END OF REPORT22955251718310 ................
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