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Thelomathesian Society

Minutes

February 2, 2005

Call to Order

This meeting of the Thelomathesian Society was called to order in the Hannon Room of the Student Center at 7:03 by President Adam Casler.

II. Attendance

The following Senators were present, absent, or excused from the meeting on 26 January 2005:

|Residence |Name |Present, Excused, Unexcused |

|Senior Townhouses |Charlie Bour |Present |

| |Jaralie Murphy |Present |

|62 Park | |VACANT |

|Dean Eaton |Dan Allen |Present |

| |Kate Byrne |Present |

| |Kyle Davidson |Peterson |

| |Chris Ebinger |Present |

| |Ben Lee |Present |

| |Harrold Sammis |Present |

|Gaines |Matt Brender |Present |

|Hulett |Hector Campbell |Present |

| | |VACANT |

|Jenks | |VACANT |

| | |VACANT |

|Lee |Chad Burbank |Present |

| |Emily Denham |Present |

| |Sarah Gomer |Present |

| |Andrew Ruhs |Unexcused |

| |Sarah Stalter |Present |

|Off-Campus |Kate Farrell |Present |

| |Elizabeth Mudie |Present |

|Priest |Drew Crawford |Present |

|Rebert |Jessi Burg |Present |

| |Ashley Cutler |Present |

| |Shannon Freire |Present |

| |Rachel Hall |Present |

| |Chance Johnson |Present |

|Reiff | |VACANT |

|Sykes |Karoline Chrzanowski |Present |

| |William Hughes |Present |

| |Noelle O’Brien |Present |

| |Robert Glover |Present |

| |Ryan Prenger |Present |

| |Ben Sears |Present |

|Theme Cottages |Caitlyn Carlson |Present |

| |Elizabeth Pimentel |Present |

| |Allio Courtmano |Unexcused |

|Whitman |Mandie Barney |Present |

| |Chelsea Davidson |Present |

| |Jess Faiella |Present |

| |Andy Cook |Present |

| |Simon Mawson |Present |

|On Campus Live in Greek |Tim Deckman |Present |

| |Jason Eisenhuth |Present |

| | |VACANT |

|FYC |Tabitha Ferrer |Present |

| |Jake Ryder |Present |

|Sophomore Class | |Present |

| |Mike Weineke |Present |

|Junior Class |Carla Hunter |Present |

| |Mia Hutchins-Cabibi |Present |

|Senior Class |Pam Hughes |Present |

| | |VACANT |

|Senator At Large |Jon Cardinal |Present |

| |Brian Chorley |Present |

| |Kirk Donovan |Present |

| |Kristina Grube |Present |

| |Joseph Keudratowicz |Present |

| |Tim Kilimo |Present |

| |Samuel Latour |Present |

| |Erica Peterson |Unexcused |

| |Tuoc H Phan |Unexcused |

| |Rolondo Pintos |Present |

| |Domenico Pirrota |Present |

| |Laura Rabinow |Present |

| |John Slattery |Present |

| |Jon Solomon |Present |

| |Dimitar Velikov |Present |

| | | |

Dean Petty Discussion

Dean Petty thanked Thelmo for the invitation to speak. She started the discussion with the topic of the Alcohol Policy, saying it had not been looked at in almost 7 years, and took a look at what could and could not be able to enforce. She feels it is time to look at this again, along with the party policy and safety and security. She asked the Senate how the administration can be more accessible, and not just through Thelmo or That’s Life. Dean Petty wants to address the things that the students are thinking about, and so opened the discussion up to all students present.

Senator Hughes asked, in regards to programs, if the free cake at your 21st birthday program is still active.

DP responded that they are send stats about turning 21 to students and offer alcohol free birthday party. She also said that she has given some thought to sending a note home to parents whose child is about to turn 21.

Kate McCaffrey added that last semester two people took advantage of the program, and about a dozen in a school year.

Dean Petty then asked, if there are only 12 a year, is it a good idea to continue this program?

Senator Pintos stated that with Adam Falcon’s death, we need a drunk bus, and asked if the Administration has talked about this?

Dean Petty said that President Sullivan is not in favor of a drunk bus, but they are willing to discuss it.

Senator Hughes brought up the idea of using the free taxi service.

Dean Petty said it only runs till 11, but that the Administration wants to talk about this and will look into that idea.

Senator Cabibi asked about alcohol friendly events on campus.

Dean Petty said that Student Life Chair Jamie Maswick brought this up, and they talked about how it would work and what would it look like. They have given thought to using Eben Hodlen with a band, and it is not out of the question, but it would depend on the venue.

Senator Ryder asked, if when you turn 21, you cannot drink where on campus.

Dean Petty said to look in the handbook for the details; and that there are distinctions, but definitely not in the halls of freshman dorms.

Senator Cabibi asked if in upper classman dorms, you still cannot drink in halls and lounges.

Dean Petty then asked the Senate where they thought that students should be able to drink on campus. And if there a good place to have these events on campus. She also said that any changes to the Student Handbook need to be made this semester for next year.

Senator Deckman asked if the problem here at SLU was more underage drinking or over 21 drinking.

Dean Petty said that it is defiantly under 21 that is the problem. She also said It was a complicated issue, we cannot just throw money at it. She pointed to programs like the comedian last week as a success, with over 200 students in attendance.

Senator Hughes asked how severe is drinking at SLU compared to other Universities.

Dean Petty responded that it would be good to know. Being a rural, liberal arts North Eastern university there is already a gap that puts up above the norm, and the Administration needs to look into this. CIRP surveys from freshman year say that we have a large majority of experienced drinkers coming to college and this is where most of the high risk drinking comes from. Students already know how to drink when they get here.

Senator Ryder said that the University needs to admit we have high risk drinking and take responsibility by providing some kind of safe transport system, and not use “enabling drinkers” as an excuse for not doing it.

Dean Petty responded that the Administration is not going to enable students and that they do care about our safety, but there is the matter of personal responsibility.

Senator Hunter argued that we are in college, and as mature adults, personal responsibility must be emphasized.

Dean Petty said that she would like a taxi service that would have a multitude of services to provide students.

Senator Pintos argued that if there is no drunk bus, the University is creating a situation where another Adam Falcon incident could happen again.

President Casler announced that he is not in support of a drunk bus, and that personal responsibility must be emphasized to students. He argued that students complain that security is cracking down on them, yet students want another branch of the University Security to give them a ride home, and this makes no sense.

Senator asked if there has there been any thought of being able to sell alcohol here on campus, as in a bar like Clarkson has in their Cheel Center.

Dean Petty said that the Pub used to sell beer, but students did not drink it, as the beer was bad. They have looked at other schools, where there were bars with reputations, and there was no successful on campus bat. The situation only works with no off campus venue, and as only ¼ could go, is there a reason for it.

Senator asked if there was a difference in these schools high risk drinking rates.

Senator Slattery asked how economically feasible it would be to have a service that would provide transportation for Ottawa trips on weekends so that there is something for students to do, saying that no matter how much programming is done, there will always be boredom on campus.

Dean Petty said she liked the idea, also bringing up venues like Lake Placid and Montreal as possibilities.

Senator Cabibi asked if the Administration has answered the question of why SLU is such high risk drinking school, and what their goals are about this. Is the goal for there to be no drinking under 21, or to realize that people will drink no matter what and do something different?

Dean Petty said that she wished the drinking age was 18, but 21 is the law, and the University cannot allow students to break the law. But they realize they will do so, and if the Administration knows that they will drink, then they wonder how they reduce the risk. Petty said that risk reduction is their target and they will never get rid of drinking on campus. They want to know what makes the high risk drinking happen. They must enforce the drinking rules so that students respect the administration, but they are looking for a way for students to have a good time and be engaged without alcohol; which thereby reduces high risk drinking.

Senator Cardinal said from what he has heard, high risk drinking occurs so that they do not get caught drinking throughout the night. He asked about swifter penalties being enforced, but not to have low risk drinking be as harshly punished.

Dean Petty said that Security does that and that SLU does have a strict enforcement, we just do not enforce it as strictly as other schools, and she will look into that.

Senator Maswick argued that while that was a good idea, we still want students to be able to call in for EMT help without fear of repercussion.

Senator Sammis asked what are the University is currently doing to discourage this kind of drinking activity.

Dean Petty said she would send it out list of all activities from all departments across campus, called the white paper, read it and then comments back to her on the non-alcoholic programs offered on campus.

Senator Mawson asked what the faculty is doing to crack down.

Dean Petty said that they are looking at the policy, questioning wither it is it too harsh or too lax, and looking into the issue of party planning two weeks in advanced instead of four. She asked if this is a good idea to shorten the process. She said she would not mind if the University had a safe party every week, except first four at the beginning of the year, but this would not apply to the winter semester.

Senator Ferrer asked what happens when a student goes to the hospital and if their parents were automatically contacted.

Dean Petty said yes, they contact parents; and SLU is up to 20 transports this year. While Petty does not like calling parents in the middle of the night, she said that she always wants to have a conversation with parents, and that the parents would want to be in touch. She also said that students are always positive about the calls and talking to counselors. J board is not involved and there is no record. Some students would like to have a small group talk about it in an open forum for other students.

Senator Byrne asked where students can have registered parties.

Dean Petty said the Administration will post that, and it is in the handbook as well. The University wants to see that there is adequate space in dorms for it, that there are lounges that can be used. The requirements are on page 144 of the Student Handbook. She also stressed that having food is important part of it, and maybe having a late night place for food on weekend might be a good idea.

Senator Eisenhuth asked if the party ban could be reworded so that freshman cannot go, but if there were no freshman involved, would the ban be lifted for upper classman parties.

Dean Petty asked if it would work. She said there is no way to be positive, but if it could work, she could look at it.

Senator Cardinal said that having one of the forums on alcohol transports go to FYP or FYS so as to get to the freshman about it would help prevent tragedies like Adam Falcon.

Dean Petty said we have come close to loosing so many students, that we must be vigilant about this issue and watch one another.

Senator Rabinow asked if instead of using a class, the forums could be used as CA programming.

Senator Cardinal said that he knows we have alcohol education in FYP, but it should continue though your whole first year, and while it may annoy people, it would only help to be persistent.

Dean Petty told the Senate to read the white pages, saying she has gotten feed back that is positive about those programs.

Senator Cutler said the she knew before she came to SLU it was a party school, and asked if this image does this attract a certain type of student.

Dean Petty said yes, the Administration does know about this image, but our entering profile is going up, and with more advertising that is stressing a serious sense of purpose this might change. She also said that our exit survey says many people will not stay because of this image, and the University does not want to be a bunch of geeks.

Senator Cotton said that what is overlooked in these scenarios about drinking is that students want to meet people, not just drink. Drinking is always a medium, whereas a comedian is not.

Senator Velikov asked if it is possible to advertise in the admissions literature about how strictly we enforce our alcohol policy.

Dean Petty said she would look into it.

Senator Byrne asked about the rumors of hard narcotics on campus.

Dean Petty said that part of the strategy is to talk to local drug enforcement, and that the University wants to stop where it is coming from, not just catch students with it. She said it is one of those issues that we do not hear some much until something happens, that some people use without thought to the other medications you might be on. She is working with the health center to get info out there. About 3 years ago Ecstasy was on campus, those students left, now it is cocaine that we hear about the most.

Senator Solomon asked in terms of the law, where is SLU responsible for enforcing the drinking age?

Dean Petty responded that the University has a responsibility to hold up the law, but how they do it is up to them. They are not here to bust people and it is the CA’s who usually call in situations, and they cannot ignore what they see, but they are not invasive either.

Senator Cabibi said, as a CA, that security is trying to change its perception. Security, the CAs, and RLC are there to keep students safe, and asked the other students to please take this back to the dorms.

Dean Petty added that Pat Gagnon is holding office hours now in the old UC, and he wants to change the night uniform to polo shirts that are more casual and less intimidating. Security wants to get to know students better.

Senator Pirrotta asked if Dean Petty thought that President Sullivan’s blocking of sites will solve any problems.

Dean Petty said that the University has a legal right to do it, and the Administration felt that it was best due to students, faculty, and staff were being hurt by it.

Senator Hunter said that students do want the freedom to see it, but those who are harassed have a right to feel safe and comfortable here at SLU, and it is the University’s responsibility to create it, and it is destructive to a learning environment.

Senator Deckmen asked if the Administration has found a college with a healthier alcohol culture, and how would you make SLU more like them?

Dean Petty wants some time to look into it and will send info back to the Senate.

SLUSAF Central Treasurer Guptah asked about the posters with Adam Falcon’s face on it.

Dean Petty explained that Adam Falcon’s father wants to know what was going on that night and wants to see security. She said that they will be up for another week and then taken down.

RESOLUTION:

Delegate Thomas said that she drafted this several weeks ago in response to conversations with admin and students.

Questions:

Senator Pintos asked if this is something that you want everyone sign or agree too?

Delegate Thomas said that it was originally for student activities fairs, to be signed like a petition, but the Executive Board decided it should be voted on.

President Casler said that Thelmo will be having students sign it in Student Center.

Delegate Thomas said that she wants it to be embraced by the students, not forced upon them.

Senator Byrne asked will it make a difference.

Delegate Thomas said yes, it will sponsor discussion on campus.

Senator Allen asked if this is like a resolution.

President Casler responded that yes, it is.

Senator Hughes asked that if this is a personal commitment why it needs Thelmo approval.

Delegate Thomas asked why do we need Thelmo for anything, it is like the grading policy change, it is a way to gain recognition, students may choose, just want to bring it to the student body.

President Casler said this will add credibility, and it will be brought to trustees.

Senator Pintos asked what the eventual goal is. Will it be an addendum to alcohol policy?

Delegate Thomas said no, it is more like a personal goal for students who sign it, an individual pledge for a safe social environment.

Senator Cabibi asked what happens after they sign. Will there be a reminder or conversations?

Delegate Thomas said we could have a conversation as a follow up, but at this point, there will be no enforcing it.

Senator Murphy asked if this is an activity we would promote every year?

Delegate Thomas said that she is a senior, so it would have to be continued by another person in Thelmo.

President Casler said this should be presented to freshman to bring them up to speed on the issue every year.

Debate

For: Senator Byrne said she thinks that it will increase awareness, even in the subconscious of students.

Against:

For: Senator Solomon said that whether or not you chose to drink, we are all effected by it, and this is a good thing to put a thought in students’ minds.

Against:

For: Senator Cardinal pointed out that we represent the student body, and as such, if we say we are for such a move, students may get behind it.

Against:

For: Senator Bour said that we do not want to pressure people, but show the importance of it for the care and well fare of others

Call

Unanimous

III. Officer Reports

Vice President of University Relations – Simba

ACE: Emily Crispino

A. Vice President of Senate Affairs – Randy Olivo

Vice President of Senate Affairs Randy Olivo '06 welcomed the Senate back for the second meeting of the semester, and wished them a better week than the one he had been having. He told the Senate that they should have been checking their e-mail, and that if they had, they got several e-mails from him.  He asked anyone that did not receive these e-mails see him after the meeting so that he could confirm that they were on the listserv. Along the same lines, he told them that he sent out an e-mail reminding them to go to the Thelmo website before every meeting to take some time to read over that week's business. He then showed them how to do this on the website in case they did not know how. He reminded the Senate that because it was their responsibility to read the new business before the meetings, that not much time would be spent going over it during the meetings, unless changes needed to be made. VP Olivo also made them aware of the fact that all committee placements had been made. On the projection screen he put up a copy of the assignments so that everybody could jot down and confirm their assignment. He then explained that he tried to place everyone in one of their top two choices, but that with a Senate as large as Thelmo's it was hard to do so and still have similarly-sized committees. He also encouraged committee chairs to meet with their committees so that they could get working on their projects immediately. Lastly, VP Olivo told the Senate that he wanted to update the office hours on the website, and wanted those who already hadn't to give him their office hours immediately after the meeting.

C. Secretary – Brigette Smith

Secretary Smith asked for anyone who did not receive the minutes to see her after the meeting to give her their email and then reminded people to state their names when they speak.

IV. Student Delegate Report

A. Student Delegate to the Board of Trustees –Heather Thomas

Student Delegate to the Board of Trustees Heather Thomas welcomed the Senate back for its second meeting.  Thomas thanked the Senate for allowing her to present "An Ethic of Responsibility and A Commitment to the Good Samaritan Policy."  Thomas mentioned that the Priorities and Planning University Committee met this afternoon, but Thomas said she would leave it to Chair Alison Eusden to discuss in more detail.  Thomas stated that the Board of Trustees would be meeting on the weekend of February 24-26, at which both she and President Casler would present before the full Board.  Thomas stated that she and President Casler would be meeting later in the week to discuss what they will present in their formal report to the Board.  Thomas asked the Senate to direct any questions, concerns, or things that are of particular importance, to both the senators and their constituents, to her.  

V. Committee Chair Reports

A. SLUSAF Central Treasurer- Saurabh Gupta

Central Treasurer Saurabh Gupta announced that the Treasurer Workshop for the budget process will be on Sunday, Feb 13th, 9:00 PM. He also stated that the budgets will be due right before Spring Break at 10 PM. He also reminded the senate of the SLUSAF web-site and stated that the site has been updated to

reflect new requests and contingency.

B. Academic Affairs Chair – Elizabeth Boyd

Good evening. Tomorrow my assistant chair and I will be meeting with President Casler and Nadia Marano to discuss the presentation of the .25 grading scale change proposal that will be given to Faculty Council on February 3, 2005. Also, I would like to ask the members of my committee to stay after with me to discuss a meeting place and time.

C. Priorities and Planning Chair – Alison Eusden

Chairperson Eusden announced that the Priorities and Planning Committee had met earlier that afternoon and focused on a presentation by James Shuman from the Education department, in which the teacher accreditation process at St. Lawrence University was reviewed. The presentation included looking at a special program used to rate student teachers to gauge how effective they are in the classroom. This presentation was bound to the ideas that St. Lawrence has been looking at during its overhaul of the assessment programs as much of the focus for the committee has been to find a rubric on which to determine student’s progress. The idea was raised in committee that other departments at the university should attempt to implement similar rubric programs; however, this idea was met with much opposition as some members did not feel that it would be an effective tool for their particular department.

D. Student Life Chair – Jamie Maswick

Happy Groundhog Day everyone. I have been working with assistant chair John Solomon to get caught up on all the lose ends from last semester. You will see one more email go out to everyone about the computer lab locations on campus. Also, upcoming meetings with Cindy Atkins from dining services and Pat Gagnon with security will help us to get some answers to some remaining questions we have. John, President Casler, and myself met with Dean Petty on Monday. I relayed that I have heard from a number of different students that they are unhappy with existing access to some key figures in the administration. Dean Petty agreed and we decided on biweekly “coffee talks,” where the student body would be invited to come have coffee with Dean Petty in the morning at the student center. Also, different student groups will receive direct invitations to come meet. There will be no program, instead it will be a very informal time where you can come ask questions or present concerns. The first Coffee Talk will be held this Friday, February 4th from 8:30-9:00 am. Dean Petty’s office will be sending out a listserv email to let all students know they are welcome to come talk with her. If this program is successful, I look forward to working to expand it to other members of the administration as well. Some come on out on Friday. Also, the committee will be meeting Thursdays at 9 right outside of this room, so if your on student life, I will see you tomorrow

E. Public Relations Chair – Katie McGinty

The Public Relations Chair reminded senators to look in their CMR's this week for a mass mailing sent out from Thelmo.  Additionally, she reiterated VP Olivo's note on checking either email or the website to make sure everyone knows the agenda.  Finally, she asked if her committee would meet with her following the meeting.

VI. President’s Report – Adam Casler

President Casler stated that he would endeavor to make this week's report shorter than the last. He stated that he and Senator Davidson attended a meeting of the Multicultural Affairs Committee. He stated that the big topic of discussion was improving our retention rates for students of color. He stated that if anyone had any ideas to contribute to Multicultural affairs to contact him after the meeting. President Casler also stated that he has begun working on his Report to the Board of Trustees and if any student has anything that should be included, to please contact him

VII. Old Business

1. Student Alumni Association- Club Status

Questions:

Senator Chorley said he objected to this passing because all students must be able to join to be an organization for it to be Thelmo recognized.

Hunter said that there has never been anyone denied, but applications allow for the continuity of a group.

Senator Hughes argued that choosing in the group makes it against the constitution.

Hunter said in a Point of Information that Thelmo is also chosen by application process.

Hughes argued that meetings are open to all, just senators are chosen.

Davidson said this was not true.

Hunter yielded to Moye, the SAA advisor.

Moye said that anyone can come to the meetings, and there have been two application processes for SAA, and very talented people have applied and all became members.

Student Delegate to the Board of Trustees Thomas suggested that maybe the SAA could state that all students are welcome to join, but place requirements of time and dedication.

Senator Hughes offered a friendly amendment to Article III: that all students are able to participate.

Hunter asked if it could state that all students are welcome to participate, but there still should be choice.

President Casler said that a group can be selective as long as the meetings are open to all the campus.

Senator Chrznowski proposed a friendly amendment: that it be added that all are welcome to attend meetings.

Senator Chorley asked that the SAA come back when it executive positions are elected, not appointed but the administration.

Hunter said that this is not the case, as there have been appointments by student recommendations, and rejected the request.

Debate

For:

Against: Senator Chorley said that the rules are clear that a club needs to be able to be joined not just participated in, and to date they have not elected officers, so it is against the constitution.

POI: Hunter: The SAA has elected people, as previously explained.

For: Senator Cabibi argued that they are organized and have goals and purposes, they are already doing what they set out to do, and club status will just help them. They have listened to Thelmo’s requests, and she sees no reason to stop such a organization.

Against: Senator Hughes said that no one denies this, but the By Laws say that you must have all member join, and there is nothing to do if unless Thelmo changes the Constitution to do it.

POI: President Casler pointed out that this is only a club, not an organization.

Senator Solomon pointed out that this is not time efficient, we need to pick our battles and this is not one hundred percent necessary, because Thelmo does the same thing with its member application process, for the sake of time and effort, it defeats the purpose.

Senator Ryder said that there has been a lot of repetition.

Senator Bour asked what the difference between organization and club status.

President Casler responded that the difference is club had access to the SLU campus rooms, while organizations can apply for a budget.

Against: Senator Saller asked if inThelmo, we could reject people for senators?

President Casler responded that yes, we did cut 5 or 6 people this semester, but it is executive decision.

Hunter pointed out that anyone can come to Thelmo meetings.

Call

Passed

2. Electronic Entertainment Club- Organizational Status

Questions:

Debate:

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Call

Passed

VIII. New Business

1. Justice Board-Ratification of the New Justices

We held interviews for new positions that opened up for J Board. We chose three new people. Alison Eusdon ’07, Kaia Klockman, and Emily Meeks ’06.

Questions:

Debate:

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Call

Passed

3. SLUMUN- Contingency Request

Senator Murphy said that the actual number $316.68, down from the number on the screen. This is for the annual conference held in Boston which they attend every year. They have sponsored several events on campus. On Feb 16, there are ten going to the Harvard MUN Conference, a four-day intense simulation of the UN, where they will represent Senegal. After conference, there will be a sharing experience with the whole SLU community. Hotels are the biggest expense, but they are required to stay there.

Questions:

Senator Allen asked if SLUMUN did fund raising last year and how much was it last year?

Murphy said yes, they did, but the request has gone down a lot since last year. They also got more funding from the departments then they did last year.

Debate

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Call

Passed

Senator Chorley moved to postpone the last remaining item until next week.

Second: Senator Weineke

Motion Passes

IX. Member’s Time

• Vice President of Senate Affairs Olivo, wants to see his committee after the meeting, and reminded the senate to send him their office hours.

• Senator Burg announced that it is Senator Glover’s Birthday.

• Senator Byrne announced that there will be Tea Time in the I house at 10 tonight.

• Senator Hughes said he was disappointed with the Senate, saying that we are expected to govern and debate, and the Senate should stay in session as long as you are needed. He added that if the Senate’s time is so precious and valuable, then you should not be become a senator.

• Senator Hunter pointed out that while debate and question are important, we need to avoid repetition.

• Senator Hughes agreed that the Senate should avoid repetition, but it also has a responsibility to be here as long as it is needed to be.

• Senator Cabibi said that one concern is that as long as meetings are, senators may not be able to give all the attention that is needed if the meetings are too long.

• Seantor O’Brien announced the Tsunami Relif Fund tomorrow.

• Senator Ferrer announced that Democracy Matters will meet tomorrow at 5.

• Senator Wetmiller said that SLU Republicans meets Sundays at 9 in Sykes formal lounge.

• Senator Davidson encouraged people to say hello the people they know when they see them around campus.

• Senator Eusdon would meet with her committee after the meeting.

• Vice President of Senate Affairs Olivo said that there will be a meeting of SAA here tomorrow at 5.

X. Adjournment

Motion to Adjourn: Senator Chorley

Second: Senator Byrne

Meeting was adjourned at 9:34p.m.

Respectfully Submitted,

Brigette C Smith

Thelomathesian Society

Secretary

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