Here’s what’s on tap for ASUA’s third meeting of the semester.:
Old Business :
#S10072: S.B. 1070 Resolution, Action Item from Senator Dominick San Angelo
At the last Associated Students of the University of Arizona Senate meeting, Sen. San Angelo brought up the senate S.B. 1070 resolution, first written last spring. San Angelo called for help to rewrite the resolution due to loaded language when referring to police and the progression of the bill changing its effect on students. He cited complaints from University of Arizona Police Department as one of the reasons behind the rewrite.
New Business :
#S10073: Consent Agenda, action item from Senator Jeff Adams
Consent Agenda, Tuesday, Sept. 7
— Blue Key National Honorary Club, Approved Funding: $928.30
— American Society of Civil Engineers, Tabled Funding Request: $3,097.44
— National Society of Leadership and Success, Approved Funding: $330.00
— InterVarsity Christian Fellowship: Approved Funding: $276
— Camp Wildcat, Approved Funding: $1,440
Total requested funds: $6,071
Total allocated funds: $2,974.30
*All votes were unanimous other the National Society for Leadership and Success, which had one abstaining vote.
The consent board meets each Monday, although this week they met Tuesday because of Labor Day, to approve club requests from the various ASUA recognized organizations. Senate then officially approves the consent agenda from the day’s meeting.
#S10074: Election Date Memo, Action Item from Senator Lindsey Hartgraves
— Suggested ASUA Primary Election Vote Dates: Tues. March 1, 2011 to Wed. March 2, 2011
— Suggested ASUA General Election Vote Dates: Tues. March 8, 2011 to Wed. March 9, 2011
Elections Commissioner Michael Colletti, as per 2-1.01 of the revised 2010 ASUA Election Code, sends suggested voting dates for senate approval. As a member of the elections committee last year, this is Colletti’s first time as acting commissioner.
#S10075: Executive Vice President Appointments, Action Item from Senator Mary Myles
— Drew Rosenthal, Standards Board
Sen. Hartgraves made a call to the audience during last week’s meeting. “”Tell anyone you know who is interested,”” she said. One such appointment for an open seat is this open spot on the Standards Board.
Fritze pushed back talks of reorganization from the last meeting, citing delayed numbers responses from other organizations. It is unsure whether or not that talk will come for this meeting.