Special Presentation
Mark Stickel, chair of the A.S. Task Force on University Expansion, reported that the task force expects to complete its student survey by June 2003. Stickel noted that $70,000 has been invested in the survey, which polls students on their use of Price Center and Student Center facilities. Stickel also suggested that if the survey’s findings warrant a referendum, it be on a separate ballot than future A.S. fee referendums.
Recognition
The A.S. Council recognized the following council members:
Ex-Officio Member of the Quarter
Meredith Knell
Outstanding Senator
Amy Uyeshima, Revelle senior senator
Outstanding Cabinet member
Robin Shelton, commissioner of athletics
Councilmember of the Quarter
Jenn Brown, A.S. president
Reports
A.S. President Jenn Brown
Brown reported that Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Joseph Watson has agreed to release $100,000 of state funds to the Student Initiated Outreach and Recruitment Committee.
Brown also stated that UCSD will host the National No on Classification of Race, Ethnicity and National Origin forum on May 3 and May 4, and that at least 200-300 students from across the country are expected to attend.
Vice President Finance Dave Beza
Beza announced that the Student Organizations Funding Advisory Board recommendations for Winter 2002 are completed. The A.S. Council allocated a total of $53,670 to over 100 student organizations.
Old Business
Item U
Tabled
Appointment of Representative to Transportation Policy Committee
Item U was tabled due to a miscommunication between applicant Tom Chapman and Vice President Internal Kevin Hsu, which resulted in Chapman missing his interview for the appointment. During the public input segment of the meeting, Chapman had voiced his concern that he would lose the appointment because he missed his scheduled interview time. The A.S. Council unanimously agreed to postpone the appointment until all prospective appointees were interviewed.
Item BB
Passed by consensus
Resolution endorsing a living wage in San Diego
The A.S. Council unanimously passed a resolution endorsing living wages for San Diego workers, stating, “”the ASUCSD believes that our tax dollars should not create or subsidize poverty jobs, and that quality economic development means quality job development.””
Item CC
Passed by consensus
Resolution in support of the University Council-American Federation of Teachers and the Coalition of Union Employees
In a show of support for the UC-AFT and C.U.E., the A.S. Council called upon the UC administration to consider proposals brought forth by the UC-AFT, stating that “”improved working relationship and work establishment for these individuals will positively impact faculty and student life.””
Item LL
Passed by consensus
The A.S. Council was allocated $24,100 from the general unallocated fund to hire a temporary employee.
— Compiled by Clayton Worfolk,
Senior Staff Writer
Dec. 4
Special Presentation
Mark Stickel, chair of the A.S. Task Force on University Expansion, reported that the task force expects to complete its student survey by June 2003. Stickel noted that $70,000 has been invested in the survey, which polls students on their use of Price Center and Student Center facilities. Stickel also suggested that if the survey’s findings warrant a referendum, it be on a separate ballot than future A.S. fee referendums.
Recognition
The A.S. Council recognized the following council members:
Ex-Officio Member of the Quarter
Meredith Knell
Outstanding Senator
Amy Uyeshima, Revelle senior senator
Outstanding Cabinet member
Robin Shelton, commissioner of athletics
Councilmember of the Quarter
Jenn Brown, A.S. president
Reports
A.S. President Jenn Brown
Brown reported that Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Joseph Watson has agreed to release $100,000 of state funds to the Student Initiated Outreach and Recruitment Committee.
Brown also stated that UCSD will host the National No on Classification of Race, Ethnicity and National Origin forum on May 3 and May 4, and that at least 200-300 students from across the country are expected to attend.
Vice President Finance Dave Beza
Beza announced that the Student Organizations Funding Advisory Board recommendations for Winter 2002 are completed. The A.S. Council allocated a total of $53,670 to over 100 student organizations.
Old Business
Item U
Tabled
Appointment of Representative to Transportation Policy Committee
Item U was tabled due to a miscommunication between applicant Tom Chapman and Vice President Internal Kevin Hsu, which resulted in Chapman missing his interview for the appointment. During the public input segment of the meeting, Chapman had voiced his concern that he would lose the appointment because he missed his scheduled interview time. The A.S. Council unanimously agreed to postpone the appointment until all prospective appointees were interviewed.
Item BB
Passed by consensus
Resolution endorsing a living wage in San Diego
The A.S. Council unanimously passed a resolution endorsing living wages for San Diego workers, stating, “”the ASUCSD believes that our tax dollars should not create or subsidize poverty jobs, and that quality economic development means quality job development.””
Item CC
Passed by consensus
Resolution in support of the University Council-American Federation of Teachers and the Coalition of Union Employees
In a show of support for the UC-AFT and C.U.E., the A.S. Council called upon the UC administration to consider proposals brought forth by the UC-AFT, stating that “”improved working relationship and work establishment for these individuals will positively impact faculty and student life.””
Item LL
Passed by consensus
The A.S. Council was allocated $24,100 from the general unallocated fund to hire a temporary employee.
— Compiled by Clayton Worfolk,
Senior Staff Writer