Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Week #10
Minutes
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Call to Order 7:04 P.M.
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Roll Call
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Kyle Powell, Jennifer Humston, Ryan Rushing, Zena Fadel, JB Saul, Gabriel Riegle, Nathan
Balasubramanian, Peyton Jones, Tyler Shaw, Gavin Doll, Rahima Hamadi, Emily Bingham, Tyler
Eichorn, Joe Bonvillian, Rob Yada, Latoya Warren, Yawen Xu, Alex Snyder, Jonathan Granata, Jeff
Wang, Brandon DeFoe, Patrick Scheiderer, Matthew Almazan, Kayla Muncie, Mahesh Veeramala,
John Ellis, Aaron Engle, and Corey Yoder
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Absent: Max McConnell, Kasey Rawlins, and Amanda Turner
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Late: Zena Fadel
Approval of the Agenda
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Additions, Corrections or Deletions to Agenda
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None
Approved X Not Approved ___ Tabled ___
Approval of the Minutes
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October 21, 2014
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Approved X Not Approved ___ Tabled ___
Student Trustee Reports
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Fall Break
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College of Business Coffee Shop Groundbreaking
Committee Reports
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Brandon DeFoe (CoLA):
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Student Legal Services
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Budget Q&A’s
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Student Outreach
SG Strategic Plan
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Ryan Rushing (Chief of Staff):
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SG Strategic Plan
Alex Snyder(Student Affairs):
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Mission Statement
Internal Student Affairs Committee
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Free Printing
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Water Fountains
Kyle Powell (President):
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Member Reports (attached)
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CIO search has concluded public sessions
Executive Board
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President - Kyle Powell
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Vice President - Jennifer Humston
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Chief of Staff - Ryan Rushing
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Chief Justice - Gabriel Riegle
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Director of Internal Affairs - Zena Fadel
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Speaker of the House - Peyton Jones
Cabinet
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Assistant Speaker of the House - Tyler Shaw
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Director of Academic Affairs - Gavin Doll
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Director of Campus Culture - Emily Bingham
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Director of Communications and Marketing - Max McConnell
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Director of Disability Affairs - Joe Bonvillian
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Associate of Governmental Affairs - Rob Yada
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Director of International Affairs - Latoya Warren
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Director of Student Affairs - Alex Snyder
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Associate of Veteran Affairs - Jonathan Granata
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Boonshoft School of Medicine Senator - Jeff Wang
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College of Education and Human Services - Amanda Turner
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College of Liberal Arts Senator - Brandon DeFoe
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College of Nursing and Health Senator - Patrick Scheiderer
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College of Science and Mathematics Senator - Matthew Almazan
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Commuter Senator - Kayla Muncie
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College of Engineering and Computer Science - Emily Burns
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Graduate Studies Senator - Mahesh Veeramala
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Lake Campus Senator - Corey Yoder
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Raj Soin College of Business Senator - John Ellis
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University College Senator - Aaron Engle
Senate
Report Discussion
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Timeline on Constitution
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DARS
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Thanks to Emily Bingham for presenting at Wright State’s ‘Rise. Shine’. Campaign
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SG website
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Thanks to John Granata and John Ellis with their work with the new Veteran’s Center
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GLBTQ Resolution
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Student Support (UCIE)
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Fall Break
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SFC money for food for Housing Fair
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Stem City
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Brail
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Disability survey
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Art Show (Disabilities)
Old Business
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None
New Business
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Tobacco Use on Campus - Ryan Rushing
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Discussion item
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Introduction
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University Tobacco Task Force
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Recommendation to university policy for tobacco - free campus
Dr. Abrahamowicz and Dr. Barrett are designing a plan on how to approach this
Open Discussion (15 minute cap)
Veteran’s League Toy Drive Support - Jonathan Granata
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Veterans League is starting a toy drive and partnering up with the Huber Heights VFW
post 3283. Last year they gave out 287 toys to underprivileged children in Dayton,
Ohio.
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Please let John Granata know if you would like to help out
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Boxes to collect toys on campus
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Rowdy Bobblehead Award
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Public Forum
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Bused to Huber Hieght
J.B Saul to Kayla Muncie
Advisor Reports
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Dr. Dan Abrahamowicz (none)
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Dr. Gary Dickstein (none)
Announcements
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Adopt A Highway - Zena Fadel
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Great job to those who helped out on Sunday!
Upcoming Events:
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October 31(12:30pm-2:30pm; Student Union): Abilities United Popcorn Sale for $1.00 - Joe
Bonvillian
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November 10 (1-6pm; Nutter Center): Amigos Latinos Business Summit - John Ellis
Adjournment 8:46 P.M.
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Moved by Brandon DeFoe; Seconded by Matt Almazan to adjourn the meeting.
2014-2015 Student Government Members:
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E-Board
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President - Kyle Powell
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Vice President – Jennifer Humston
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Chief of Staff - Ryan Rushing
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Chief Justice - Gabriel Riegle
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Director of Internal Affairs - Zena Fadel
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Associate of Finance - JB Saul
Speaker of the House - Peyton Jones
Cabinet
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Assistant Speaker of the House - Tyler Shaw
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Secretary of the House – Kasey Rawlins
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Director of Academic Affairs - Gavin Doll
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Associate of Academic Affairs - Rahima Hamadi
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Director of Campus Culture - Emily Bingham
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Director of Communications and Marketing - Max McConnell
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Associate of Web Communications – Tyler Eichorn
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Director of Disability Affairs - Joe Bonvillian
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Associate of Governmental Affairs - Rob Yada
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Director of International Affairs - Latoya Warren
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Associate of International Affairs - Yawen Xu
Director of Student Affairs - Alex Snyder
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Associate Justice - Nathan Balasubramanian
Associate of Veteran Affairs - Jonathan Granata
Senate
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Boonshoft School of Medicine Senator - Jeff Wang
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College of Education and Human Services – Amanda Turner
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College of Liberal Arts Senator - Brandon DeFoe
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College of Nursing and Health Senator - Patrick Scheiderer
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College of Science and Mathematics Senator - Matthew Almazan
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Commuter Senator - Kayla Muncie
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Graduate Senator - Mahesh Veeramala
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Raj Soin College of Business Senator- John Ellis
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Residential Senator - Jasmine Spradley
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College of Russ Engineering and Computer Science Senator- Emily Burns
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University College Senator - Aaron Engle
Kyle K. Powell, President
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1. Events Attended:
 Wright State University’s Public Campaign Launch
 Raj Soin College of Business Coffee Shop Groundbreaking
 2014 Multicultural Halloween Celebration
 Faculty Senate
2. Old Business:
 Gave a tour with CIO candidate, John Ellinger.
 Lunch and tour with the last CIO candidate, Craig Woolley. The search committee will be
meeting soon to discuss the four (4) candidate’s visits and how to move forward.
 Was able to sit in several Student Government vacant position interviews.
 Max and I met with Mark Anderson to learn how to manage Student Government’s new
website. I have worked a lot on adding content to the new website.
 Participated in Student Government’s Adopt-A-Highway cleanup this past weekend along
with many other members.
 Attended the Wright State University public campaign launch for the University. The
University’s goal is to raise $150 million dollars. The University is currently over $107 million
dollars.
 I helped organize the TEDx live stream viewing on campus.
 I was a judge for the 2014 Multicultural Halloween Celebration costume contest.
 I am working on the Higher Learning Commission’s Criterion 1 - Section A.
 Executive Board meeting.
 The Student Government Scholarship Benefit Planning Committee met to discuss next
semester’s event.
3. New Business:
 Please contact Max and I if you have any corrections or comments on the new website.
 The Student Government Strategic Planning Committee will be forming soon.
 The Executive Board will be deciding a comprehensive format for transition binders.
END OF REPORT
Jennifer Humston, Vice President
1. Events Attended:
a. Student Government Meeting
i.
October 14, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. in 008 Student Union hosted by Student
Government (see meeting minutes)
ii.
October 21, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. in E156 Student Union hosted by Student
Government (see meeting minutes)
b. Student Government Executive Board Meeting
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October 15th, 2014 at 3:00 p.m (see meeting minutes)
i.
October 22nd, 2014 at 3:00 p.m (see meeting minutes)
c.
CEHS Deans Student Advisory Council Meeting
October 14th, 2014 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
1. Discussion of the Ice Scream Social and events that are coming up
on campus and within the College of Education and Human Services.
d.
SG Scholarship Benefit Planning Committee
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October 14th, 2014 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
1. Determining of food at the event
2. Rob Yada will have a meeting with Lee Guild at the Nutter Center to
find out the next steps for the event.
e.
TEDxDayton
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October 17th, 2014 8:00am-4:00
1. Monitor the set up in Joshi to make sure there were no technical
difficulties for the TEDxDayton event.
f.
Rise Shine
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October 18th, 2014 in the Nutter Center
1. The $150 million fundraising campaign promises to further elevate
Wright State’s prominence by expanding scholarships, attracting
more top-flight faculty and supporting construction of state-of-theart facilities.
g.
Interviews
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October 20th, 2014 12:00 p.m. – 12:30 p.m.
1. Shelby Dinkledine, College of Education and Human Services
Senator
i.
October 20th, 2014 12:30 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
1. Amanda Turner, College of Education and Human Services Senator
h.
CEHS Strategic Planning Committee Meeting
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October 20th, 2014 2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. in 404 Allyn Hall
1. Exclusive Planning for the College Meeting
i.
Senate Meeting
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October 21st, 2014 at 6:00 p.m (see meeting minutes)
i.
The committee picked the recipients for the scholarship
j.
Multicultural Halloween
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October 23rd, 2014 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
1. This holiday celebration combines the traditional Halloween customs
of North America with other fall holiday customs celebrated around
the world. This includes the African American “Kwanzaa”; the Asian
Indian “Diwali”; the Chinese and Vietnamese “Mid-Autumn
Festival”; “Chusok,” the Korean Thanksgiving; the Japanese “Bon”
holiday; the Nigerian “Yam Festival”; The Mexican “Day of the
Dead”; and the Native American Fall Harvest. The Multicultural
Halloween is a collaborative effort of several Wright State student
organizations and features diversity of music and dance from all over
the world, a variety of multicultural foods, cultural quizzes with
prizes awarded, face painting, caricature artists, balloon sculptures,
and a costume contest for adults and children with prizes awarded.
2. Old Business:
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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.
.
a.
Working on Research for President and Vice Presidents of Student Governments in the
local region and the local states.
b.
Traditions Book
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Working with Amanda Farrow for the Raider Traditions Book
1. Looking to have the completed book out by fall 2015 semester.
c.
Senator One on Ones
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Dates are TBD based upon Student Government schedules
i.
I am meeting with each senator personally to help create, make, and implement goals
through student government.
3. New Business:
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Dean’s Student Advisory Council Meeting
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October 28, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. hosted by the President of the Dean’s Student Advisory
Council
a.
SG Strategic Planning Core Committee with Dr. Sweeney
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Tue, October 28, 2pm – 3pm
b.
College of Education and Human Services Ice Cream Social
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October 29th, 2014 from 6:00 p.m.to 8:00 p.m. in the Wright State University Educational
Resource Center
c.
Undergraduate Curriculum Committee
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November 3rd, 2014 1:30-3:30pm in 138 Fawcett Hall
4. Administrative Office Report:
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N/A
5. Outreach:
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I have been able to speak about Student Government through Alpha Omicron Pi.
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Not many people knew who student government was, stood for, or where the office was
even located.
a.
Continually using social media to spread awareness about what Student Government is,
doing, upcoming events.
END OF REPORT
Ryan A. Rushing, Chief of Staff
1. Events Attended:
a.
Ohio Commission on Latino/Hispanic Affairs Awards Gala - 10-17-2014
b.
Rise. Shine. Public Campaign Launch - 10-18-2014
c.
Raj Soin College of Business Cafe Groundbreaking - 10-22-2014
2. Old Business:
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Associate Director for Governmental Affairs Robert Yada and I met with Lee Guld at the
Nutter Center to talk about the Scholarship Benefit happening in the spring. Rob and I had very
good conversation with Lee who, along with the Nutter Center Catering Director, discussed to us
various options that we have with the room, theme, and food for the event, as well as contracting
the space. I am waiting on Lee to email me the proposed contract and will give further updates once
I get it.
a.
I have formed the Core Committee for Strategic Planning for Student Government and have
drafted the materials for it. I have also met with Dr. Sweeney multiple times to go over what I have
drafted for him to give tips and guidance. The committee will meet tomorrow (Tuesday, October
28), where I will add to this report when done.
3. New Business
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I met with Aaron Engle, University College Senator, about the Internship Program. Aaron is
going to make any edits to the application that he thinks appropriate and then draft an email to send
to the contacts that I gathered earlier this semester from members’ previous high school. From
there, Aaron and I are going to create a PowerPoint to present during the visits to the high schools.
a.
I am going to be meeting with Aaron Engle (University College Senator), Rahima Hamadi
(Associate Director of Academic Affairs), and Brandon DeFore (College of Liberal Arts Senator) on
seeing of University College serves the purpose effectively and seeing the future purpose of
University College itself. It has been seen as a well-intentioned idea, but has been poorly designed
and is becoming, if not already, an outdated model. More and more colleges are offering directadmit status to their freshmen, where the argument is that individual colleges know what is best for
their students and will provide them with the appropriate support for academic and career success.
b.
Rahima Hamadi and I are working on some research in regards to a fall break where there
would be a day or two off near midterms to elevate stress for students, provide an opportunity for
students to catch up, and an opportunity to take a break.
4. Administrative Office Report:
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Please keep in mind that the regular meetings are not just set by members of the Executive
Board, but by all members in general. If there is an item that a member would like on the agenda,
please email Zena Fadel, Director of Internal Affairs, to be placed on the agenda. That said, agenda
items do not just need to be resolutions, reports, confirmation hearings, etc. They can be just
discussing items on “hot topics” that students are facing that you would like to be heard and
discussed.
END OF REPORT
Gabriel Riegle – Chief Justice – 10/28/14
1) Events attended
a. Diwali – 10/26/2014 – Asian Indian custom –
i. A wonderful spiritual celebration of good over evil.
b. Multicultural Halloween – 10/23/2014 – Many organizations on campus
i. Volunteered server
c. WSU Campaign Kick-Off Gala – 10/18/2014 – WSU
i. Student volunteer and representative of a $150 Million donations goal.
2) Old Business
a. The E-Board and I are in the process of refurbishing the Constitution and Bylaws..
b. I am still attending Org meetings across campus.
c. Created a survey that will be sent to students through WINGS and possibly the
WINGS poll tab to gage student interest in a Pre-Law program on campus.
d. Student Legal Services committee has met and discussed ways to make students
aware of the benefits of a firm on campus.
e. Nathen and I have met with a student and directed the student to Student Legal
Services for further advice pending a car accident.
f. I have researched banner costs and flyer costs for the elections coming up in the
Spring.
g. Nathan and I have interviewed Michael Christopher in regards to becoming a SEC
(Student Elections Commission) member.
h. I’m assisting Nathan with his resolution to change the constitution.
3) New Business
a. The constitution will be brought to different cultural orgs on campus to see if they
would be willing to translate it.
b. I will be looking into purchasing new materials for elections.
c. I will be meeting with Dr. Feldmeier, advisor of Pre-Law, to go over techniques to
gage student interest for a law program.
d. Nathan and I will be interviewing Sabrina Nichols to be a SEC member.
e. The Judicial application due date has passed and three people will be interviewed,
have interviewed, or have been confirmed to be a member of the Judicial Branch
within Student Government. Other applications are pending.
f. I will be attending Senate & Cabinet meetings discussing holding public forums.
g. I will be gathering materials for the SEC to begin focusing on.
Balasubramanian, Lakshmi Nathan- Associate Justice – 10/27/2014
1. Events Attended:
a. Interview: Shelby Dinkledine - College of Education and Human Services
Senator
b. New member orientation
c. Student Legal Service First meeting
d. Interview - Interview - Michael Christopher SEC Member
e. Multi-Cultural Halloween
f. Adopt a Highway
2. Old Business:
a. Discussed about the Resolution in Senate Monthly meeting on 10/21/14
b. Met with Dr.Vance Saunders to discuss about the Internship for Cyber
Security Students
c. Research on By Laws for Election Commission
d. Student Conduct Appeal Hearing – Appeared as a Panel Member to the
hearing
e. Helped the new Graduate Senator with Report Procedures, Calendar etc
3. New Business:
a. Medical Insurance Review – Policy and Coverage for students
b. A Check for Student Conduct Violation Sanctions and Immigration threats
4. Associate’s Report (if applicable): N/A
5. Administrative Office Report:
a. I am working on a Chat application System that will be used for
communication to International perspective students
6. Outreach:
a. Met with Graduate Student Ms. Fahimeh Fallahi, a disgruntled student, to help her out
with personal issues
4) Outreach
a. I 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.
b. I have emailed past applicants to Student Government about the open positions
within the Judicial Branch.
5) Concerns
a. Students 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.
b. 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.
c. Students have heard about the plans for BACON, but have yet to see any
construction or relocation occur. They look forward to an amphitheatre.
d. 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.
END OF REPORT
Zena Fadel, Director of Internal Affairs
1.
Events Attended:
a.
Multicultural Halloween (10/23/14): 5:30-8:30pm
i.
b.
Volunteered
National Network for Educational Renewal Conference (10/24/14)
c.
2.
Adopt A Highway (10/26/14)
Old Business:
a.
Meeting with Gary (10/13/14): 3-4pm
i.
Discussed graduation cords, hotel bill from the
Advance, and Adobe software
b.
Meeting with Max McConnell (10/14/14): 3-3:30pm
i.
e.
c.
Cabinet Meeting (10/15/14)
d.
E-Board (10/15/14) and (10/22/14): 3-4pm
Picked up SG cabinet keys and distributed the 3 supply cabinet keys to E-board
f.
Internal Affairs Committee (10/16/14)
i.
i.
Discussed Adopt A Highway publication
Bulletin board – Finished
1.
Will keep updating the board; possibly add a suggestion board
g.
CEHS Senator Interview (10/20/14)
h.
Senate Meeting (10/21/14): 6-7pm
New Member Orientation (10/21/14): 9-10pm
i.
j.
Office hours, google, SOPs
Meeting with Kyle Powell about SG’s agenda formatting (10/22/14)
k.
Meeting with Yawen about report format
l.
Student Legal Services Committee (10/23/14): 3-4pm
m.
Meeting with Patrick Scheiderer about Internal Affairs Committee (10/23/14)
n.
One-on-One with Kyle Powell (10/27/14)
o.
Projects/Plans:
i.
Cabinet Goal Sheets
ii.
COSGA info
1. Looking into flight info, food and taxes
iii.
1.
SG Budget
Discussing with JB about reformatting budget, promotional stuff, money from
orgsync contest, money transfer for cook-out, etc…
2.
HoR budget excel sheet
iv.
1.
SG Tags
Ordered desk plates for Lake Campus Senator and Associate of Web Comm.
v.
Internal Committee attendance sheets
vi.
Updated University Committee list
vii.
Finishing projector form
viii.
3.
New Business:
a.
Upcoming Events:
SG Archives (Resolution binder)
i.
ii.
b.
Cabinet Meeting (10/28/14)
E-Board Meeting (10/29/14) and (11/5/14)
iii.
Internal Affairs Committee (10/30/14) and (11/6/14)
iv.
SG Budget Update (10/29/14)
Upcoming plans/projects:
i.
Updating office hours, bios, and attendance with new
member info
ii.
Shared internal affairs folder
iii.
SG agenda and minutes format
iv.
First Year Student Distinction award
v.
Transition packets and binders
vi.
SG Evaluations
vii.
Updating key list
4. Associate’s Report:
a.
Old Business
i.Currently recreating the Sg budget look , Maintaining the operating budget with the Director of
Internal Affairs. working on the raider Roundup event for spring.
b. Administration/DSAB, and etc.
i. RSCOB DSAB: student input surveys, Raiderthon donations at $300. toys for tots this winter,
dates and locations for Business Pledge and Fashion Show coming soon.
c. New Business: N/A
d.
Administrative Office Report: Maintaining operating budget.
e.
Outreach (if applicable):
i. Present any information pertinent from the office and/or DSAB you work with. Finance minor
options. Board for business clubs info.
ii. How did you reach out to students in the past two weeks? Talked to students in the union market
as well as the hangar.
iii. 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.
5.
Administrative Office Report:
a.
CEHS DSAC Meeting (10/14/14): 10-11am
b.
CEHS DSAC Ice Cream Social Planning Committee (10/14/14): 9:30-10am
i.
Ice Cream Social (10/29/14) in the ERC
c.
CEHS DSAC Meeting (10/28/14): 10-11am
6.
Outreach:
a.
Talking to students about SG Bulletin Board and new website
END OF REPORT
Name, SG Position: Peyton Jones, House of Representatives
1. Events Attended:
a. On Thursday, October 16 at 2:00pm, I attended the Hospitality Services Committee
meeting to discuss dining services.
b. On Wednesday, October 15 & 22 at 6:00pm, I attended the House of Reps Social
Meetings to teach organizations about member development and engagement.
c. On Friday, October 17 I attended the AHNA Center’s Fiesta Night and celebrated
some of the upcoming multicultural holidays.
d. On Saturday, October 18, I attended UAB’s Kings Island trip and had fun at
Halloween Haunt.
e. On Wednesday, October 22 at 3:00 pm, I attended Psi Chi/ Psych’s club meeting as
a member and as the Speaker of the House to inform them about what House has
going on right now.
f. On Thursday, October 23, I attended Multicultural Halloween and volunteered.
g. On Sunday, October 26 I attended the Highway Pick-up with Student Government.
h. On Monday Oct. 20, 27 and Friday Oct. 17 I attended various Raiderthon meetings
for morale captains.
2. Old Business:
a. House Party form was published on OrgSync.
b. I’ve been transitioning Kasey Rawlins, the new Secretary.
3. New Business:
a. HOR is still planning out the Service meetings coming up this November with
Homefull.
b. We are planning OrgSync
c. Tyler and I met with Jeff Klemm and Liz Beemer on Monday Oct. 27, 2014 to
discuss the two of us actually starting to conduct President’s and Treasurer’s training.
d. Tyler and I also led an Emerging Leader program class on Monday Oct. 27 on
citizenship and got to speak with a group of upcoming student leaders.
4. Associate’s Report (if applicable):
END OF REPORT
Tyler Shaw, Assistant Speaker:
1. Events Attended:
a.
House of Reps Social Meetings, Student Union, 10/15/14, 10/22/14
2.
Old Business:
a.
SFC provided funding for the Indian Students Association for Diwali
b.
I have used $53.15 so far for printing requests.
3.
New Business:
a.
I believe that my budget for printing requests is too high. I have been allocated $500 but I
don’t foresee spending over $250 for the entire year.
4.
Associate’s Report:
a.
N/A
5.
Administrative Office Report:
a.
N/A
6.
Outreach:
a.
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 social 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 REPORT
Gavin Doll – Director of Academic Affairs/Academic Affairs Committee Chair
1. Events Attended:
a. N/A
2. Old Business:
a. Partnering on solution to online, hybrid, and traditional class system for
UAPC
b. Reviewing Faculty Handbook and Faculty Senate Meetings for technology issues
c. Continued research on PLA (Prior Learning Assessment) for the UAPC (Undergraduate
Academic Policies Committee) - working with Academic Affairs Internal Committee on
research
d. Researching accreditation requirements with HLC
e. Reviewing Syllabi for UCRC
3. New Business:
a. Developing survey about issues with class registration, academic advising, Wings, DARS,
and other online problems
b. Addressing Senate about additional topics to add to survey
c. Developed systemized agenda/minutes tracking for internal committee meetings - will
help track progress and improve organization
4. Associate’s Report:
a. Assisting with research
b. Working with Director of International Affairs on LEAP Program improvements
c. Researching possibility of Fall Break
5. Administrative Office Report: N/A
6. Outreach: N/A
End Report
Emily Bingham, Campus Culture
1. Events Attended:
a.
Rise Shine Dinner.
b.
Analytics Unleashed
c.
Adopt-a-Highway
d.
Diwali
e.
Campus Climate Survey Lunch
f.
Dr. Barrett’s Listening Session
g.
Multicultural Halloween
2.
Old Business:
a.
Wednesday 15 October - REACH Committee meeting
i.
Working with Abilities United and Veterans’ League to host movie night and panel
of discussion
Organizing panel for Dr. Carol Patitu’s graduate class on Monday, November 3rd
ii.
b.
Belmont ESL College Day
Planning a day, November 20th, to bring ESL students from Belmont High School to
.
Wright State
i.
Working with Nathan B., ASA, and ASU to provide a student panel
ii.
Friday 17 October - Met with Laura Gray from National Councils of Teachers of
English
c.
Monday 20 October – Amanda Turner interview
d.
Campus Inclusion Task Force proposal
.
Compiled addendum of innovations for LGBTQ Center on request of Dr. Sweeney
i.
Have begun to research job descriptions for GAs and full-time Directors on request
of Dr. Barrett
1. Monday 27 October - Met with Amber Vlasnik to discuss job
descriptions of different colleges with full-time staff
e.
Thursday 23 October – Multicultural Halloween set-up, emceeing, and teardown
f.
Monday 27 October – met with Lauren Ouwerkerk to discuss additional dates for
Elect Her
.
Began identifying list of students to invite to initial sessions/workshops
3.
New Business:
a.
Have begun planning MLK campus activities with BSU
b.
Will be meeting with Dr. Barrett within the next couple weeks to present job
description research
4.
Associate’s Report (if applicable): N/A
5.
Administrative Office Report:
a.
N/A
6.
Outreach (if applicable):
a.
Have been reaching out to different organizations for further representation on the
REACH Committee, including AHNA Council, ASA, BSU, and Abilities United
END OF REPORT
Max McConnell, Director of Comms and Marketing
1. Events Attended:
a. Highway cleanup, Oct.26 @ 10:00am
b. Social Media Manager’s Meeting w/ WSUMusic, Oct.14 @ 12:30 – 1:30
2. Old Business:
a. Proofreading for Kyle Powell – I helped Kyle concentrate his message for his
correspondence
b. Completed the Veteran’s Ball VIP Invites for Jon Granata, and set up the print order
for him. He was very satisfied.
c. Completed the Bulletin Board poster and got it printed – Members have given
positive feedback concerning the bulletin board.
d. Created several E-Sign images and posted them (Starbuck’s employment, Think Pink
Week, Vote the 4th)
e. Scholarship Benefit Planning (Decided on the menu and finalized Berry Room)
f. Created a flyer for Joe Bonvillian for his Disability Services Student Advisory Board)
g. Received training, with Kyle Powell, from Mark Anderson about how to update and
create content on our new website.
h. Attended the Faculty IT Committee meeting, where I learned about scale-up
classrooms as well as the plans to consolidate to one Learning Management System.
i.
Held several training session with the new Web Comm Associate
j.
Updated the SG website (Memebers page, various minutia)
3. New Business:
a. Meeting with Kyle to identify and solve remaining issues with Website
b. Meeting with Kyle to explore how to improve and personalize the Website
c. I will be researching the Wright Search internship function of Career Services, with
the objective of making it easier and more desirable for local businesses to hire
Raider interns
d. I will be completing an advertising campaign for Peyton Jones, for the HOR House
Party
e. I will be completing an advertising campaign for the men’s rugby team, for Cotdy
Gerrison
f. I will be making a flyer for Rob Yada to encourage Voting in the General Election
4. Administrative Office Report:
a. The Rise.Shine campaign has launched, meaning the first step in rebranding WSU is
underway. Orgs have been advised to keep an eye out for new developments, and to
try and use the Rise.Shine image on social media when appropriate.
END OF REPORT
Date: 10/13/2014
Name, SG Position: Joe Bonvillian, Dir. Of Disability Affairs
1. Events Attended:
a. Student Government meeting (10/14) & (10/21) 7 PM
b. Abilities United Meeting (10/13) & (10/20) talked about the popcorn fund raiser and
the new flag/logo
c. Multicultural Halloween (10/23) (5:30 – 6:15 PM) I dished out food
2. Old Business:
.
Reach Committee (10/15 – 5 PM) we continued planning a movie night and disused a
culture inclusion panel that will be meeting next Monday.
a.
Hospitality Services Committee (10/16) 2 PM – we went over student concerns and other
upcoming promotional events for Chartwells.
b.
Internal Affairs Committee (10/16) 5 PM – We hung up the bulletin board
c.
Lake campus senator interview (Corey Yoder) (10/17) 9:45 AM
d.
CEHS senator interviews (Amanda Turner & Shelby Dinkeldine) (10/20) 11:30-12:30
e.
SAB interviews (10/20) 3 PM, (10/21) 10:30 AM, (10/24) 4 PM I held interviews for my
student advisory board, Rob Yada sat in on one, and the others I used workers from the technology
center to help me conduct the interviews. I have 3 members who I interviewed and am waiting on a
response to set an interview with a fourth. I am still accepting applications.
f.
Emailed flyers for my SAB to Chris Murphy (10/27)
g.
Started a qualtrics survey for the potential to get new accessibility parking signs. (10/17) So
far I have had 74 responses and the results are fairly even with favor going towards the design that is
on the elevators.
3. New Business:
.
Flyers for students with visual impairment – I had a meeting with Donna Harris 2 PM
(10/30), and she is willing to print any flyers and notices in braille.
a.
Rick Danals meeting (10/29) 10:30 AM looking to get a bulletin board specifically for the
braille flyers.
b.
Setting up a meeting with Rick Danals, Ryan, and Kyle to discuss the student Org complex
c.
REACH panel for Dr. Patitu (11/3) 2:30 PM this panel will discuss cultural experiences and
inclusion of different life aspects
d.
Start planning art gala collab with Brandon Defoe
4. Administrative Office Report:
.
None
5. Outreach (if applicable):
.
Keeping up with students who come in and out of the ODS during my work hours
a.
Have been talking to and emailing specific people my applications
END OF REPORT
Robert Yada, Associate Director for Governmental Affairs
1. Events Attended:
a.
Raj Soin College of Business Boston Stoker’s coffee shop groundbreaking (10/22/2014
from 2-4pm) Listened to various people give speeches about the benefit of getting this coffee shop
at the business school and the collaborative effort it took to get this project going.
b.
Director of Disability Services Student Advisory Board interview (10/20/2014) Helped Joe
Bonvillian interview a potential candidate for his advisory board
2. Old Business:
.
Election Day (11/4/2014 1 week away!)
a.
Statehouse Visit Tentatively set for Dec. 3 but I think that’s exam week so I’ll meet with
Ryan to figure this out and reschedule if need be.
b.
Ryan and I met with Lee Guild, the Director of coordination at the Berry Room to discuss
our Scholarship Benefit scheduled for April 24th, 2015. We’re waiting for her to send us the contract
to get everything finalized out but she informed us this contract can be changed easily to fit any
changes that may arise.
3. New Business:
.
Max put up my sign on the E-sign to let students know I am a resource for them here on
campus.
a.
i.
Legislative UpdateSB367, to legally change the term “mentally retarded” and similar terms to “intellectually
disabled” in the state of Ohio.
HCR60, to designate the week including September 11th and September 17th (Constitution
ii.
Day) as “Patriot Week”
4.
Outreach:
End of Report
Latoya Warren, Director of International Affairs
Events Attended:
Old Business:
For my first week and half researching the organizations service primarily international or
multicultural students, conducted and scheduled interview with the directors of the organizations.
The following is a list of all the organization I found.
 ICE
 International Education
 LEAP
 Multicultural Affairs
 Latino Affairs
 Indian Student Association
 African American Residential Caucus
 African Student Union
 Chinese Student and Scholar Assc.
 Indian Student Assc.
 Saudi Student Assc.
So far I have met with Mr. Tony Ortiz-Associate Vice President for Latino Affairs, Michelle FerrariDirector, and University Center for International Education, and Jonathon Henderson-Director,
International Student Support Services.
The meeting with Mr. Ortiz was focused towards
 Organizations he has implemented for the Latino population at Wright state and within the
community
 Upcoming events and me assisting in promoting the events
 Attend immigration meetings
 Current work- developing a program that is focused towards removing the communication
barriers among non-English speaking students.
 Working on the Retiree program with LEAP (with discuss this program with the Director of
LEAP on Friday, October 31)
 Keeping me informed of upcoming events
 Community involvement
The meeting with Mrs. Michelle Ferrari and Jonathon Henderson was focused towards
 A list of people I can network with that are very involved with the international and
immigration students
 Advertising Study abroad scholarship
 Assist in promoting their upcoming events
 International education week in November
 Coffee Hour Fridays from 3pm -4pm in the Community Center
 Meet
Yawen and I had a meeting pertaining to the projects she is working on
 International 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
languages
The LEAP program- How to improve international students English
New Business:



Meeting with director of LEAP (Friday, October 31)
Meeting with Mr. Jonathon Henderson to follow up with him project we can work on
together (Wednesday, October 29)
Meeting with Mrs. Joy Wanderi associate director of UCIE – it was suggested to me to meet
with her(Monday, November 3)
Associate’s Report: Yawen Xu, Associate Director of International Affairs
October 27th, 2014
1. Events Attended:
a. International Food & Coffee Hour, October 14, 3:30p.m.-4p.m. 2014, UCIE
b. Analytics Unleashed – Raj Soin College of Business presents, October 16th, 2014,
1p.m. – 2p.m., Student Union Atrium
c. TED x Dayton volunteer, October 17th, 2014, 9:45a.m. – 11a.m., Joshi Center
Lobby, Russ
d. Listening Session with Dr. Kimberly Barrett, Vice President of Multicultural Affairs
and Community Engagement, October 21st, 2014, 4:30p.m. - 5:30p.m. Pathfinder
Lounge.
e. Raj Soin College of Business Coffee Ground Breaking, October 22nd, 2014, 2p.m. –
3p.m. Rike Hall
2.
Old Business:
a.
Translating the Chinese version of the housing contract, and searching for qualified
candidates to help to translate Arabic version of the contract. And still waiting for reply from
Jonathon Henderson, the Director of International Student Support Services and Programs at
UCIE.
b.
Continue selling pies for Asian Students Association in order to funder raising for Fall 2014
academic scholarship.
c.
Participated the video shooting project with Transfer Student Resource Center, the video
was mean to introduce Wright State from a broader picture to transfer students, October 17th, 2014,
1p.m. – 2p.m., Student Union
d.
Met up with Director of Internal Affaris, Zena, October 22nd, 4:30p.m. – 5:00p.m. Discuss
about the member’s report on how to write it a better way, which include more possible details
e.
Met up with Director of International Affairs, LaToya, October 24th, 10:30a.m. – 11:20a.m.
SG office, discussed about projects that I have been working on (housing contract, etc.), and
projects that we wish to work together in the future (LEAP issues, etc.)
3.
New Business:
.
Planning to meet up with the Director of the LEAP program with Director of International
Affairs LaToya on October 31st, 9a.m.- 10a.m. discuss about the reason why LEAP students pass
their classes with unqualified language skills, and see what we can do to make the problem being
fixed.
END OF REPORT
Alexander Snyder, Director of Student Affairs and Student Affairs Committee Chair:
1. Events Attended:
a. Attended the Rise. Shine. Campaign for Wright State event
2. Old Business:
.
Attended Corey Yoder’s interview October 17
a.
Cabinet Meeting on October 14
b.
Internal Student Affairs Committee meeting October 21
c.
Internal Student Affairs Committee meeting October 24
d.
Attended the Faculty Senate Meeting October 24
3. New Business:
.
Continuing work on gear exchange – called University of Southern Illinois and WSU Alumni
Association, waiting to hear back from both
a.
University Athletics Council Meeting October 31 (this Friday)
b.
Meeting with Associate of Student Affairs
c.
Working on research for the creation of a minor for Army ROTC and Air Force ROTC
4. Associate’s Report (if applicable): see attached
5. Administrative Office Report: N/A
6. Outreach (if applicable):
.
Talked to students about applying for the Associate of Athletic Affairs
END OF REPORT
Jonathan Granata, Associate Director for Student Veteran Affairs
1.Events Attended: N/A
2.
New Business:
a.
13 meetings with local companies, Veterans affiliated Organizations and wright state faculty
and staff. These meeting were focused on support for the Veteran’s Ball taking place at the officers
club on Wright Patterson AFB on November 22.
i.
Dr. Hopkins, COO Reynolds and Reynolds, President and CFO of Coldwell banker, Army
ROTC commander Col Emery and Air Force ROTC Commander Col Denney.
b.
Worked with Max McConnell to get invitations done for the Veterans ball that will be taking
place in the 22nd of November. It will be taking place at Wright Patterson AFB
c.
Visited 4 VFWs, 2 AMVETS and 3 American legions discussing what is happening in the
Veteran Center and how they can all be a part of it.
d.
Grand opening for the veteran military center for students in Nov 3rd.
e.
Grand opening of the veteran military center is on Nov 13th. This will include Wright State
faculty and staff, state wide political figures, local business owners and other Wright State donors in
Ohio. Wright State is leading the way in how they approach serving veterans on a collegiate level.
f.
Veterans League is starting a toy drive and partnering up with the Huber Heights VFW post
3283. Last year they gave out 287 toys to underprivileged children in Dayton, Ohio.
3.
Old Business:
a.
Working with Amanda Farrow the student alumni association president to talk about
collaborating for a Veterans Day thank you card signing possibility.
4.
Outreach:
End of Report
Senate:
Name, SG Position: Boonshoft School of medicine Senator
1. Events Attended:
a.
MSSC Meeting, 10/19, White Hall 120: Talked about events occurring in WSU Student
Government. Mentioned the new parking lot being built by Lot 17. Addressed the issue regarding
parking passes specifically for medical students.
b.
Pre-med Mentor/Mentee meeting, 10/17, White Hall Atrium: Talked Faculty Advisors on
direction of program. Worked out logistical data and fine details of program.
c.
Meeting with Senator Matt Almazan, 10/21, Student Union: Talked about getting pre-med
undergraduates interested in the mentor/mentee program. Matt will meet w/ Jacqui, his advisor, on
setting up the program from their end.
d.
Internal Affairs Meeting, 10/21, Endeavor Room: Brief meeting to see where everyone is on
their projects and the best time to meet.
e.
Halloween Party, 10/24, Gilberts Party Barn: Event was a success, lots of drunk medical
students. Yay.
2. New Business:
.
Thinking about working with Jasmine on building more Bike Racks around campus or in
certain locations (medical school)
END OF REPORT
SG Report
Date: 10/28/2014
Amanda Turner- College of Education and Human Services Senator:
1. Events Attended:
a.
Met One-on-One with Jennifer Humston on 10/28/2014
2. Old Business:
.
N/A
3. New Business:
.
CEHS Ice Cream Social- Wednesday (10/29) 6pm in ERC
4. Administrative Office Report:
.
N/A
5. Outreach:
.
N/A
END OF REPORT
Brandon DeFoe, College of Liberal Arts Senator
a.
i.
.
ii.
iii.
iv.
.
a.
i.
a.
i.
ii.
.
b.
c.
b.
i.
ii.
.
i.
ii.
.
i.
.
i.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
1. Events Attended
Adopt-A-Highway
2. Old Business
Knowta
Followed Up with Gheretta Harris
1. Asked for feedback and contact in CaTS to follow up with
2. No reply at the present time.
Further researched universities that currently use Knowta
Compiled list of new questions for Ryan Clark
Upcoming
1. Contact universities that use Knowta to get feedback and impression
on program.
2. Contact Lori Cope to set up meeting with Gheretta Harris.
Pre-Law Program
Met with Dr. Feldmeier
1. Discussed potential issues with pre-law program and implementation
Met with Gabe
1. Planned out next steps
Develop Survey for students campuswide
Short, to the point survey and questions
1. Gabe drafted some questions, which I
reviewed and added to.
Meet collectively with Dr. Feldmeier, Dr. Wilson Gabe and Alex Snyder
Plan to meet with Dean Sobolik
Began researching diversity of law students
1. Undergraduate backgrounds in Liberal Arts predominantly, or more
diverse?
Book Voucher Program
Researched similar programs
1. Could not find anything that was not part of a scholarship package
Set up meeting with Jennifer Gebhart
1. How will program work?
2. How will we be able to sustain it year to year/semester to semester
Spoke to SG members for ideas of how program should operate
Student Legal Services Committee - 10/23/14
Reviewed Annual Budget Report
Discussed Ideas for Student Outreach
Q&A from Committee Members about SLS Committee
CoLA Newsletter Interview
Student Affairs Committee Meeting
10/17
10/24 - Did Not Attend
One-On-One, Jen
Senate Meeting
Senator Updates
Constitutional Resolution presented and discussed.
h.
Refillable Water Station
Continuing to monitor progress
3. New Business
.
Strategic Planning Committee
.
Mission Statement
a.
Summer Civics Committee
.
Got information from Ryan
i.
Spoke with Alex and Emily to gauge interest in collaboration
b.
Art Gala - Joe
.
Began some research into local locations where students could create their pieces for the
gala.
4. Administrative Office Report
.
CoLA DSAB Cancelled
5. Outreach
.
Talked to students in class about upcoming events
a.
President of Pre-Law Club was having issues - referred her to Peyton for any questions.
b.
Student Concerns
.
10/23 - Student issue with the hiring process of TA’s and major concerns about a specific
TA.
1. Informed senator of that particular college, all other senators, and
Ryan to look into the issue further.
.
END OF REPORT
Patrick Scheiderer, College of Nursing and Health Senator
1. Events Attended:
2. Old Business:
a.
I emailed Amanda Carignan, who is in charge of the DSAB for the college of Nursing and
Health to find out what the times were for their meetings so that I could attend.
b.
I also emailed Diane Hamilton who is the Assistant to the Dean of the College of Nursing
and Health to discuss the DSAB.
3. New Business:
.
Internal Affairs committee meeting on Thursday.
a.
Plan to schedule meeting with the Assistant Dean of the College of Nursing to better
connect with the DSAB.
b.
One on one with Jen on Tuesday Oct. 28, 2014
c.
I would like to meet with the DSAB of the College of Nursing and Health in order to reach
out to the students and discuss any concerns or future projects.
4. Associate’s Report (if applicable):
5. Administrative Office Report:
6. Outreach (if applicable):
.
I discussed my position with some faculty and students who are part of my track.
END OF REPORT
Eugene Matthew P. Almazan, College of Science and Math Senator:
1. Events Attended:
a.
TEDx Dayton Live Stream on October 17, 2014 in Joshi Center
b.
Ohio Medical Education Day on October 18, 2014 in the Apollo Room
c.
Multicultural Halloween in the Apollo Room on October 23, 2014
d.
SG Adopt-a-Highway on October 26, 2014
2. Old Business:
.
UREL
i.
Guest Speaker: Dr. Deibel at next Dean’s Circle Function
a.
CoSM Support of Raiderthon
.
Sponsoring an hour
b.
Outstanding Teacher Award
.
Electronic Form set to go out by mid-November
c.
Interview for CEHS Candidates
3. New Business:
.
STEM City Hamilton Hall
.
Met with Colton Metzger
i.
Educational Workshops and Presentations for the Spring
ii.
CoSM Advising at STEM-City/”Student Advisory Board”
a.
Meeting with Business School DSAB on October 25, 2014
.
Collaboration—“Meeting of the Boards”
i.
Brainstormed Ideas to benefit both colleges
b.
Meeting with CoSM Dean’s Circle on October 26, 2014
.
Advertising for November 13, 2014 STEMulation
1. Hamilton Hall at 7PM
i.
Guardian News Story
ii.
STEMulations for Spring Semester for STEMM Citty
iii.
Raiderthon Participation as “CoSM Dean Circle and Friends”
c.
DSAB Collab./Meeting of the Boards
.
Contacted Senate
1. Ideas?
i.
Met with V.P and President of SG on Wednesday, October 29, 2014
d.
Pre-Med mentoring program
.
Met with Pre-Health Director Jacquiline Neal, Pre-Med Society President and V.P on
Monday, October 27, 2014
END OF REPORT
Name, SG Position: Kayla Muncie, Commuter Senator
a.
c.
2.
a.
b.
c.
d.
1. Events Attended:
Multi-Cultural Halloween, 10/23/14, Apollo
 During this event I helped with ticket sells. I have never been to this event before so I was
very impressed with decorations, food, attendance, and the general excitement towards the
event.
b. Soccer Game, 10/24/14, Ritzler Feild
Adopt a Highway, 10/24/14
 Picked up trash for a mile down the highway.
d. CSA Tabling, 10/17/14, Student Union
 CSA passed out literature for our CSA Survey
 We also took students names for interest in CSA
Old Business:
CSA Survey flyers
CSA ordering polos and t-shirts
CSA Survey will Launch October 15th
Internal Committee Meeting
 Fixed the SG bulletin board
e. Parking and Transportation Director Meeting
 Campus Shuttle: WSU is very short on campus shuttles. They mostly only drive around
campus and to the Avalon Place.
 RTA Partnership: RTA and WSU have looked into plans in the past to work together to give
students free transportation to use the RTA. However, nothing is actually free. WSU would
charge every student an amount for the RTA in their tuition. They did not believe 4 years
ago this was worth it to the students.
 Green Cats Partnership: Greene Cats is always very interested in a partnership with WSU.
However, students would also pay for this transportation in their tuition. The Greene which
is a part of Greene County is the top place that WSU students want to go to when they live
on campus. Many students at WSU are familiar with places in Greene County.
 Speed Bumps in the back of Lot 4: The director believed that this was a good idea and was
in support of the idea.
 Pricing of Parking Tickets: The current ticket prices were created in 2000. Faculty in 2000
wanted more strict fines then there are now for parking in faculty spots. They wanted
students to be automatically towed, but they made a decision of a 50 dollar fine for when
students park in their spots.
 RTA and Campus Shuttle Covers: The shuttle stops by the Nutter Center are better than the
ones by campus. The director does not like the covers. However, he does not believe this is
a huge issue because the stops that are not covered well are near buildings. Students could
wait inside until they saw the bus coming at most stops that are not fully covered.
 Why can’t we buy parking passes in person?: After the Parking and Transportation office
was moved to Med Sci, Parking and Transportation did not feel their office space was worth
having visitors to by passes. They also feel no students would know where they are located
to come buy the passes if that was an option.
f. Research on other schools pricing of parking passes and tickets
 I compared us too OSU, BGSU, UC, Miami University, and UD.
 I am still looking for more research. I have found their parking permits and some of their
fines.



3.
a.



d.
e.
4.
a.



5.
a.
I want to make a comparison chart. I think this would be a good thing to be shared with
students.
I also am interested in finding information to see if it is logical to lower prices of fines for
students parking in faculty parking spots.
g. Speed Bumps in Lot 4
I am working getting in touch with the correct person to discuss WSU future plans for speed
bumps in Lot 4.
New Business:
Housing Fair November 15th
CSA is hoping to get pizza for other food donated for the students who attend.
b. CSA Meeting Oct. 29th
Organize getting pizza donated for the housing fair: Donatoes, Papa Johns, Marions,
Milanos, or any place we can find who is willing to donate.
We will discuss more research to post on our social media.
c. Internal Committee meeting on Thursday
Get the CSA Information flyers printed
Research on Greene Cats and RTA having a partnership with WSU
Administrative Office Report:
Met with my CSA advisor
Discussed the housing survey
Discussed the Housing Fair and that they do not plan to have food for students
We talked about CSA getting food donated for students.
Outreach (if applicable):
CSA now has continued to put commuter fun facts on their social media.
END OF REPORT
Veeramala Mahesh, Graduate Senator
Events Attended:
a.
b.
c.
Student Government Meeting 10/21/2014
Multicultural Halloween 10/23/2014
Diwali Celebrations 10/26/2014
2. Old Business:
N/A
3.
New Business:
a.
Planning to work for Student Fee (Proposed by Powell)
b.
Insurance Fee for the International students.
4.
Administrative Office Report:
N/A
5.
Outreach (if applicable):
a.
Meeting the students in the study lounge and discussing regarding the issues in the college.
END OF REPORT
Lake Campus Report - N/A
John Ellis, Senator of Raj Soin College of Business
1. Events Attended:
a.
21 Oct, Business Palooza
2. Old Business:
.
DSAB Meeting
i.
Planning a canning event at the Greene for Raiderthon Fundraising
ii.
Discussed Spring Semester philanthropy options
1. Planning to support Veteran’s League with their toy drive
iii.
Hosted the president and senator of the COSM Dean’s Circle
iv.
Discussed plans on the meeting of the boards event
v.
Took a tour of the new VMC
vi.
Sat in on the COSM Dean’s Circle meeting
1. Discussed some possible collaboration ideas
a.
Internal Affairs Committee
.
Did not meet
3. New Business:
.
Veteran’s Ball planning with the Associate of Veteran’s Affairs
a.
Met with Career Services to discuss the career workshop series they are currently running
.
Discussed their future plans and the possibilities of offering more specific workshops in the
future
b.
Discussed the possibility of hosting the workshops in the VMC and hosting on campus
interview events in the VMC
4. Outreach:
.
DSAB will be surveying approximately 50 students in the college of business, which will lead
to a report at a later date
a.
Spoke to ROTC students about my military service and how it has led to my involvement in
the university
b.
Met with more than a dozen students personally during business palooza
c.
Ambassador for WSU, RSCOB, and SG at every event attended
End of Report
Aaron Engle, University College Senator:
1. Events Attended:
a.
Student Government Meeting, Sit down discussion with two UC students.
2. Old Business:
.
N/A
3. New Business:
.
Upcoming plans about Internship for High School students in WSU SG in the Area.
4. Associate’s Report (if applicable):
.
N/A
5. Administrative Office Report:
.
N/A
6. Outreach (if applicable):
.
Have spoken with many students thanking them for the election votes. Stating that I will do
everything in my power to be a successful Student UC Senator.
a.
Concerns about the Student Meal plan swipes, how they do not transfer each week. Two
students complained that the meal swipes do not transfer as the weeks pass, the swipes do not
transfer from each week as the money is not being used that they pay for.
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