Posted on February 8, 2010 by karri
February 8th’s meeting started off with concerns from student Rachel Mattke regarding dining services, elections committee, and the electronic menu boards. Ms. Nicole Juan spoke about United Council. External committee reports were abundant.
Speakers
United Council: Ms. Juan
- What is United Council? The nation’s oldest, largest, and most effective statewide student association, advocating for over 100,000 students throughout the state.
- Get an internship with United Council. For more information, please contact: Todd Nordgen, Field Director, field@unitedcouncil.net, 608-263-3422 ext. 16
- United Council of UW students works to represent all students of the University of Wisconsin System and advocate for them on issues of higher education pertaining to value, quality, and student experience.
External Committee Reports
United Council Convention: Senator Ian Vaver
- Doing what they can to make everything easier for students.
- Sen. Vaver will be putting on a workshop at a convention
- Building Unity convention March 5-7
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Snow Removal: Senator Sam Gilbert
- Angled parking is something the campus is looking into to make it easier to get in and out of parking spots.
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UC Board: Director Luke Schalewski
- Scully, Mabeus, and McMillian are also on UC Board
- Ride share is being worked on. Talk to Luke to if you have any ideas!
- SEAL has over 13,000 people going to events. Their goal is 20,000 by the end of the semester.
- If you have any ideas or concerns you’d like taken to the UC board please let us know!
Chancellor’s Disability Advisory Committee: Senator Justin Schoenemann
- DAAC: Disability Advocate Awareness Coalition
- DARK
- Talked about connecting students with disabilities to their professors
- Wellers, Fischer, and Tutt renovations-how will they be accessible to people with disabilities? Putting in elevators and bigger doors
- Let Sen. Schoenemann know if you’d like to join him at the committee.
Stand Out Officer Reports
President Tim Scully
Mr. Scully proposed a motion, and it was passed by Senate, to create an Ad-Hoc Committee.
The membership of the committee shall consist of:
- the WSG president
- 2 executive board members appointed by President
- 2 Senators appointed by the Speaker of the Senate.
The Ad-Hoc Committee shall review the following:
- any documentation relating to a potential merger
- recommendations made by the Student Reps Group
- recommendations and info from United Council
The committee shall report to the Senate on Feb. 21:
- decisions made by the Student Reps
- recommendations on a potential merger
- any further information requested by the Senate
- any Legislation regarding a merger if recommended.
RETREAT THURSDAY 5-10 p.m. in the Warhawk Involvement Center. Eat before you come. Feel free to bring treats for yourself or others. Talk to Sen. Tissa McMillian if you cannot make it!
Parliamentarian’s Tipz of the Week
During business we need to make sure there’s a motion on the floor before people speak. In the interest of that, make sure you have your questions answered before the meeting: “It’s ok to work on WSG stuff Tuesday through Sunday!” If we follow these rules of thumb we’ll be more productive and efficient. Thank you Sen. Whaley!
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Whitewater Student Governmenent is the voice for UW-Whitewater. We want to hear what you have to say whether it’s good, bad, or ugly! We meet every Monday at 7 p.m. in the University Center room 259. Come sit in the gallery and see what we’re all about, we’d love to have you!
If you ever have any questions/comments/concerns either stop by our office in the Warhawk Involvement Center in the UC room 140, call the office 262-472-1166, or e-mail ScullyTA20@uww.edu. 
Posted on February 8, 2010 by karri
2010 Presidential Election Calendar
February 8: Senate Approval of Elections Calendar
February 15: Election Packets Available
March 1: Any and all referenda needs to be passed by the Senate
March 12: All election forms and passed referenda due by 5:30 p.m. CST to UC 140
March 16: Mandatory Candidate Information Session (9 p.m. CST)
March 30: Presidential Debate (Down Under)
April 7: PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION DAY 1 (University Center Concourse) 11 a.m.-6 p.m. CST
April 8: PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION DAY 2 (University Center Concourse) 11 a.m.-6 p.m. CST
April 9: Violations Hearing and Ballot Counting (after 12 p.m. CST, time to be determined)
April 12: Election Results Presented to and Approved by the WSG Senate (Pending Contingency Election Possibility)
April 21: Contingency Presidential Election Day 1 (11 a.m.-6 p.m. CST)
April 22: Contingency Presidential Election Day 2 (11 a.m.-6 p.m. CST)
April 23: Violations Hearing and Ballot Counting (after 12 p.m. CST, time to be determined)
April 26: Contingency Election Results Presented to and Approved by the WSG Senate
Posted on February 1, 2010 by karri
February 1st’s meeting started off with more returning senators being sworn into office. We were graced with the presence of speakers Dr. Stephen Summers and Ms. Chris Hollar. Internal and external committee reports came through and internal committees were chosen.
Speakers
Dining RFP- Dr. Stephen Summers
- Committee is reviewing the Request for Proposal for dining for next year.
- RFP went out Nov. 24, vendor meeting Dec. 17 (5 companies came), proposals were turned in Jan. 21 [# of proposals and names of vendors cannot be released as of yet]
- Evaluations are due by next Monday, Feb. 8 from committee members
- UW-W’s evaluations are due to Madison by Feb. 18
- April 18 is when intent to award goes to preferred vendor
- New contract starts June 1 (more practice on summer campers instead of UW-W students)
- FYI low food costs are not going to continue! But no predictions are possible now.
Some tentative changes in the current contract:
- Dropped the any 7 meal plan but added the any 24 meal plan
- 4th meal period added during the day (1 breakfast, 2 lunch, 2 dinner, and/or late night)
- Free soda refills!!
- 2nd executive chef added for the Residence Dining Program
- Continuing trayless program
- Reusable clam shell program
- Continuing separation program
- Low emission vehicles
- One certified green restaurant
- Requiring national or regional brand (i.e. T. Bell, B. King)
- Each restaurant 40% low-, 40% mid-, and 20% high end cost, 15% off residence dining
- Hot breakfast program added back at Esker Hall
- Continuous service in restaurants but not full meals
- Four different fresh fruits in rotation/days
- Drumlin Hall MAY go back to an All You Can Eat facility like Esker
- 2 meals with bigger portions during lunch AND dinner
- Convenience store prices will be within a certain lower margin
- Catering wavers increased to try to cover events and exclude smaller groups (making for student groups to use off-campus venues
- Student managers coming a week early for training
Cinco de Mayo Festival- Ms. Chris Hollar
- Volunteers requested to run activities at the Cinco de Mayo event
- 4-7 p.m. Tuesday, May 4th, on Center Street
- Off-campus because they wanted more authentic food from Karina’s and similar restaurants
- Hoping to get a shuttle between campus and downtown every half hour
Internal Committee Reports
Leadership Committee: Sen. Justin Schoenemann
- Meets every so often throughout the semester
- Talk to Sen. Schoenemann if you’d like to help plan the retreat Feb. 11
External Committee Reports
SUFAC Summitt: Ms. Anna Schwarz
- Went to Madison with SUFAC and sat in on meetings and discussions with other schools and students.
- Talk to Anna if you have any questions or want to look over her notes!
Stand Out Officer Reports
Tim Scully- President
- Over $250 was raised for the Haiti day of action last week Thursday! YAY!
- Budget Committee meeting this Thursday at 4 p.m.
- Board of Regents is meeting this week in Madison
Luke Schalewski- University Services
- DLK’s on board for the housing guide!! WAHOO! 21 properties from them!
- So far $2,575 has been fundraised
New Business
Student Reps Request
- Request wants to merge United Council with the Student Representatives group.
- They want to charge $3 per student in the coming years.
- The Senate went into a discussion about the request and decided to table the request for two weeks.
Parliamentarian’s Tipz of the Week
Senator Andrew Whaley gives us a little insight to General Henry Robert’s rules of Parli Pro. What Robert says on committees: The most important part is that the substance of committee reports should be in writing. Fill out the committee report sheets available in the office. Only fill out sheet as necessary; all information is not necessary. Short enough for the minutes!
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Whitewater Student Governmenent is the voice for UW-Whitewater. We want to hear what you have to say whether it’s good, bad, or ugly! We meet every Monday at 7 p.m. in the University Center room 259. Come sit in the gallery and see what we’re all about, we’d love to have you!
If you ever have any questions/comments/concerns either stop by our office in the Warhawk Involvement Center in the UC room 140, call the office 262-472-1166, or e-mail ScullyTA20@uww.edu.
Posted on January 27, 2010 by karri
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Whitewater Student Government Elects New Officials for Spring 2010 Semester
Whitewater, Wisconsin – January 27, 2010 – Whitewater Student Government filled several open positions in the senate Monday, January 25, including speaker and deputy speaker.
UW-Whitewater juniors, Senators Justin Schoenemann and Curtissa McMillian were elected speaker and deputy speaker, respectively. Both Schoenemann and McMillian said they are excited to be in their positions and have big plans for the semester.
Schoenemann plans to work with the constitutional review committee to bring new legislation to WSG. Enforcing existing WSG rules and regulations is McMillian’s main focus for the semester.
Sophomore Andrew Whaley was re-elected into the parliamentarian position and junior Anna Schwarz was confirmed as the WSG clerk. Schwarz was selected in the fall semester to serve as clerk for the spring semester, but needed this semester’s senate to approve the selection.
WSG President Tim Scully said each person in a new position stands a good chance of succeeding in their respective positions.
“I look forward to working with each person who was elected and I hope they all are able to do a good job for WSG,” Scully said.
Contact:
Karri Duerwachter
DuerwachKA31@uww.edu
University Center room 140
Whitewater, WI
Ph: 262-472-1166
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Posted on January 25, 2010 by karri
January 25th was the first meeting of the semester! It was a busy one, with filling the open Drumlin seat, the open Esker seat, and two of the 10 Off-campus seats. The senate also elected a new Speaker, Deputy Speaker and Parliamentarian for the semester.
Special Orders
Congratulations returning and newly elected Senators!
Congratulations Senator Jake Maki for being appointed to the Drumlin District Seat!
Congratulations Senator Jonathan Bomberg for being appointed to the Esker District Seat!
Congratulations Senators Arie Montgomery and Tissa McMillian for being appointed to Off-Campus Seats!
Congratulations Senator Justin Schoenemann for being elected as Speaker for the Spring 2010 semester!
Congratulations Senator Tissa McMillian for being elected as Deputy Speaker for the Spring 2010 semester!
Congratulations Senator Andrew Whaley for being re-elected as Parliamentarian for the Spring 2010 semester!
Congratulations Anna Schwarz for being confirmed as WSG’s Clerk for the Spring 2010 semester!
Committee Reports
Budget Committee will meet Thursday at 4 p.m. on Jan. 28 outside the WSG office in the UC.
WSG will be sponsoring a table in the UC to collect cash donations to benefit the Haiti Day of Action this THURSDAY!
Whitewater Student Governmenent is the voice for UW-Whitewater. We want to hear what you have to say whether it’s good, bad, or ugly! We meet every Monday at 7 p.m. in the University Center room 259. Come sit in the gallery and see what we’re all about, we’d love to have you!
If you ever have any questions/comments/concerns either stop by our office in the Warhawk Involvement Center in the UC room 140, call the office 262-472-1166, or e-mail ScullyTA20@uww.edu.
Tags: Budget Committee, Deputy Speaker, Drumlin district seat, Esker district seat, Haiti Day of Action, Off-campus seats, Parliamentarian, Speaker, Spring 2010 Semester
Filed Under: Meeting Archive, Public Relations, Uncategorized, WSG News
Posted on December 7, 2009 by karri
December 7th’s meeting was the last meeting of the semester. It was full of Internal and External Committee reports and Officer reports. We enjoyed refreshments provided by Chartwells. Happy Winter Break Everyone!!
Internal Committee Reports
Constitutional Revision Committee: Wednesday, 9 a.m., WSG office (Sen. VerVelde)
- Section 10 was not looked into, will continue to look at it going into next semester.
- Meeting tentative for this Wednesday, will be cancelled if classes are cancelled or driving conditions are unsafe.
External Committee Reports
Chancellor’s Committee on Disability Concerns: Friday, Dec. 4 (Sen. Schoenemann)
- DARC Model: Department Accessibility Research Coordinators. Universal teaching resources that all students can use. UW-Milwaukee’s using YouTube, Facebook, etc.
- If DARC comes to UW-Whitewater they’ll ask a WSG Senator to serve on the committee
- Committee members liked the idea, looks like it’s coming to campus as of now but there are a lot of details to work out.
Snow Removal Committee: Friday, Dec. 4 (Sens. Gilbert and Schoenemann)
- Informed University that e-mail goes to only some students about lot clearing. Hopefully that will be corrected. They’re also informing professors so they can inform students.
- No sand will be used to take care of ice problem. Using new ice that can handle -15 degree weather.
- New equipment will be used for snow removal to be more efficient.
- Might suggest angled parking for parking lots, but this will get rid of some spaces.
- Staircases should not be closed unless they’re damaged.
- General complaints about snow removal can go to 262-472-1320.
- Next semester’s committee members should also be on Parking Committee.
United Council: Saturday, Dec. 5 (Sens. Vaver, Gilbert, Director Coenen)
- UW-Parkside wants to hire an attorney to bring charges against their previous chancellor.
- At UW-Parkside non-student workers called Limited Term Employees (LTE) are forced to take a class which in turn makes them a student. Confusing but an important issue.
- Issues affecting students in other states: Pennsylvania–student taxes. California–tuition raised 32%, student protests. Handouts available–Talk to Sen. Gilbert
Stand Out Officer Reports
President Tim Scully: [scullyta20@uww.edu]
McGraw Award for Excellence–Send Tim an e-mail if you’d like the criteria and an application. Available for graduating seniors and need a 3.5 GPA at application to be eligible.
Bad Weather–Make arrangements for travel in the event that we still have classes.
Changes to Broadcast E-mail Policy–If you would like to see the changes e-mail Tim. Campus Communication Committee and Chancellor’s Staff approved it. Student Government announcements are still allowed via the policy.
Vice President Riley Mabeus: [mabeusra03@uww.edu] I need binders/keys/polos from non-returning members FRIDAY AT THE THE LATEST!!
Student Affairs Director Cody Horlacher: No Wolverine Chat due to meeting 
Academic Affairs Sarah Herlache: Harlan Smith is leaving the Center for Global Education. New Provost chosen!! Beverly Kopper, she starts April 1, 2010.
Parliamentarian’s Tipz of the Week
Main Motion: Purpose of it is so the body can conduct business. We shouldn’t be talking out of turn, make sure to make an action so then discussion can continue.
Whitewater Student Governmenent is the voice for UW-Whitewater. We want to hear what you have to say whether it’s good, bad, or ugly! We meet every Monday at 7 p.m. in the University Center room 259. Come sit in the gallery and see what we’re all about, we’d love to have you!
If you ever have any questions/comments/concerns either stop by our office in the Warhawk Involvement Center in the UC room 140, call the office 262-472-1166, or e-mail ScullyTA20@uww.edu.
Tags: Beverly Kopper, Broadcast e-mail policy, Chancellor's Committee on Disability Concerns, Constitutional Revision Committee, Harlan Smith, McGraw Award for Excellence, Snow Removal Committee, United Council
Filed Under: Academic Affairs, Meeting Archive, Public Relations, Student Affairs, University Events, WSG News
Posted on December 2, 2009 by karri
The December 1st meeting was called as a Special Session to the originally scheduled November 30th meeting. Only Unfinished and New Business dealing with SUFAC (Segregated University Fee Allocation Committee) appeals and budget action was addressed.
Unfinished Business
The Chinese Student and Scholarship Association appealed the allocated funds to their organization. CSSA is requesting $2,600 total to help fund events such as the Mood Festival Celebration, Chinese Spring Festival Celebration and a Mandarin language class offered to the community at Whitewater High School.
New Business
Members of the SUFAC committee joined us to hear the SUFAC appeals and action to be taken. Learn about SUFAC at http://www.uww.edu/involve/policy/sufac.php. On tonight’s agenda, new stipulations, the Homecoming Steering Committee, the Chinese Student and Scholarship Association and all other organizations were discussed.
New Stipulations from SUFAC
12. Special Events Support: The funding of the Special Events Support Policy should be included in the non-allocable budget of the Leadership Center or the University Center.
13. Student Sustainability Fund (Sage): The SUFAC Committee has reviewed and tabled the funding request of the Student Sustainability Fund for 2010-11 to the Spring semester of 2010.
The Homecoming Steering Committee’s budget appeal was approved.
The Chinese Student and Scholarship Association’s budget appeal was approved for $600.
All other organization budget appeals were approved with discussion about Intercollegiate Athletics Men/Women and Latinos Unidos.
Whitewater Student Governmenent is the voice for UW-Whitewater. We want to hear what you have to say whether it’s good, bad, or ugly! We meet every Monday at 7 p.m. in the University Center room 259. Come sit in the gallery and see what we’re all about, we’d love to have you!
If you ever have any questions/comments/concerns either stop by our office in the Warhawk Involvement Center in the UC room 140, call the office 262-472-1166, or e-mail ScullyTA20@uww.edu.
Posted on November 23, 2009 by karri
November 23rd’s meeting was mainly based on SUFAC appeals and Internal and External Committee reports.
Student Issues and Concerns
Senator Stephen Jansen brought his concerns about last year’s director appointments to the Senate. Check out RoyalPurpleNews.com for a video of Stephen’s speech.
Unfinished Business
Mr. Mike Cohen and Mr. Harry Draayers joined us to hear the SUFAC appeals (Segregated University Fee Allocation Committee). To learn more about what exactly SUFAC is and who qualifies for SUFAC funds check out: http://www.uww.edu/involve/policy/sufac.php.
On tonight’s agenda, the Homecoming Steering Committee has come to appeal. The 2009 Homecoming Steering Committee chair Nicolle McClain spoke on behalf of the committee who requested a 2% increase. The committee was not allocated that money in the SUFAC’s suggested budget. The addition to plexiglass to the HSC budget would accommodate disabled students in the Window Painting contest that takes place during Homecoming week. Action for this appeal will occur at next week’s meeting.
Internal Committee Reports
Constitutional Revision Committee: Wednesday, 9 a.m., WSG office (Sens. VerVelde, Jansen and Vaver)
- Finalization of Online Voting revisions needs to have a set deadline soon.
- Working on a new job description for the Legislation Affairs Director.
External Committee Reports
Campus Safety Committee: MEETING TIME (Sen. McMillian)
- Campus is working on a Safety week for the campus.
- Talk to Senator McMillian with any ideas or suggestions to bring back to the Campus Safety Committee. Or e-mail her at McMilliaKD28@uww.edu.
Stand Out Officer Reports
President Tim Scully: FEEDBACK ITEM [scullyta20@uww.edu] Riley and I met with Chancellor Telfer. Since the funds for lab printing are paid for directly by students they go right back to students in the event of a surplus. Members of the technology fee committee that meets in February, should expect to allocate funds to other special tech projects at that time. (The computer lab outside of C & LD is an example of student tech fee funds.)
Clerk Selection Timeline Announced
The Clerk position is a position that is January-December. Anna’s term expires at the end of the year and we would like to have a clerk selected before the end of the semester. Applications will be sent out via the public listserv tonight along with the timeline for selection. Applications will also be available Tuesday morning outside of the office along with the posted timeline. Stay tuned to the WSG website for an application available online. If you have any questions about the position, feel free to talk to Tim, Riley, or Jan.
Give Governor Doyle a call 608-266-1212 and voice your opinion about the Board of Regents restructuring Senate bill 223.
WSG Executive Board meetings are Tuesdays at 5 p.m. in UC 268. E-mail Tim at ScullyTA20@uww.edu if you would like to attend so he can bring enough agendas to accommodate everyone. If you’d like to present/share something with us–we’d be happy to have you!
Faculty Senate meeting tomorrow, Nov. 24 @ 2:15 p.m. in the UC Ballroom.
IT Committee meeting December 2, 4 p.m. in WSG Office.
Parliamentarian’s Tipz of the Week
Section 7.2 Letter H of the Standing Rules: If you feel there are violations within the Standing Rules or Constitution please submit them to Sen. Whaley in writing.
Whitewater Student Governmenent is the voice for UW-Whitewater. We want to hear what you have to say whether it’s good, bad, or ugly! We meet every Monday at 7 p.m. in the University Center room 259. Come sit in the gallery and see what we’re all about, we’d love to have you!
If you ever have any questions/comments/concerns either stop by our office in the Warhawk Involvement Center in the UC room 140, call the office 262-472-1166, or e-mail ScullyTA20@uww.edu.
Posted on November 16, 2009 by karri
November 16th’s meeting was action packed with updates from external and internal committees, SUFAC information, elections results, and campus polling place funding! There’s a lot but hopefully you can find what you’re looking for!
A special guest presentation by Mike Cohen on SUFAC (Segregated University Fee Allocation Committee) started at 6 p.m. in UC 259. To learn more about what exactly SUFAC is and who qualifies for SUFAC funds check out: http://www.uww.edu/involve/policy/sufac.php. There are 9 students and 2 ex-officio members who make up SUFAC. Thanks to Anna Schwarz, Scott Coenen, and Harry Draayers for being WSG’s student representatives!
According to SUFAC’s calendar:
Nov. 16 - SUFAC brings its recommendations to WSG
Nov. 23 - Student Senate has a chance to appeal SUFAC’s recommendations
Nov. 30 - Student Government SUFAC budget action
Internal Committee Reports
Constitutional Revision Committee: Wednesday, 9 a.m., WSG office (Sen. VerVelde)
- Looking over Section 10 of the standing rules and highlighting all parts of it that need to be revised for online voting.
- New idea! Change in how WSG operates in the idea of slates/tickets so members could openly meet and discuss items for future discussion during meetings.
- Taking action on online voting items
External Committee Reports
Faculty Senate: Tuesday, Nov. 10 (Sen. Vaver) Next meeting: Tues. Nov. 24
- Academic department chairs are selected in different ways so they want to create more of a structure to keep consistency between departments.
- Approved Memorial Committee Naming committee requests
- PRIDE center renamed to the P.B. Poorman center
- Robert W. Fiscal Stadium for the new soccer arena
- Campus Climate Survey data coming in December!
LGBT Taskforce: Nov. 11 (Sens. Vaver and Jansen)
- PRIDE center renamed to the P.B. Poorman center: Professor and advocate on behalf of LGBT students on UW-Whitewater’s campus. Killed in a car accident in 2007.
- Looking for nominations for the P.B. Poorman Award for members of staff currently employed full-time at UW-Whitewater.
- $1,500 for printing resources approved by the Chancellor for use of marketing tools
- Brainstorming process of issues regarding transgender students at the university. Contact Sens. Vaver and Jansen with ideas on how to improve this process!
Audit & Review: Series of 3 meetings mid-November (Sen. Neerhof)
- Face-to-face meeting with health department: suggestions and clarifications
- Race and Ethnic Politics minor: meeting with Dean of college
Stand Out Officer Reports
President Tim Scully: FEEDBACK ITEM [scullyta20@uww.edu] iCIT Lab Printing Proposal. A proposal was submitted to Chancellor’s Staff regarding print limit. The limit being proposed is 1,800 sheets per year. Any sheets thereafter would be charged $.05 per sheet. If you print double sided this is 3,600 sheets. Do you think there should be a limit to printing? If so, what should the limit be??
Student Affairs committee meeting time changed to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17.
Legislative Affairs Director Scott Coenen: Census Counts Committee work (Meeting Tues., Dec. 1 @ 1 p.m.)
IT committee meeting: Discussion about new developer and retail software for the housing guide. December 2 @ 4 p.m. Meet in WSG Office.
Parliamentarian’s Tipz of the Week
Parliamentarian's Tipz of the Week!
Point of Information–If you’re confused about information or have a question on the discussion happening during a meeting, stand and say “point of information” to the Speaker. It is the Speaker’s duty to answer your question or yield to someone who can.
Point of Order–If you feel like something’s out of order and rules aren’t being followed, stand and say “point of order” to the Speaker. After recognized, explain yourself and the Speaker can decide the fate of your concern.
Unfinished Business
Elections Results
Tie-breaker between Sen. Jonathan Bomberg, Sen. Jordan Hartwig, and Hannah Bruton for Esker District 5th seat. Majority vote elected Jordan Hartwig to the seat with 9 votes! The elections results were approved by the Senate.
Campus Polling Place Funding
The funding request was approved by the Senate. Now all that’s needed is the approval of the Chancellor!
New Business
SUFAC Allocation
SUFAC Chair Harrison Draayers spoke about the SUFAC Allocations for the 2010-11 school year. If you would like more information on SUFAC Allocation of funds, stop by the WSG office and look at the numbers!
Whitewater Student Governmenent is the voice for UW-Whitewater. We want to hear what you have to say whether it’s good, bad, or ugly! We meet every Monday at 7 p.m. in the University Center room 259. Come sit in the gallery and see what we’re all about, we’d love to have you!
If you ever have any questions/comments/concerns either stop by our office in the Warhawk Involvement Center in the UC room 140, call the office 262-472-1166, or e-mail ScullyTA20@uww.edu.
Posted on November 16, 2009 by jay
Whitewater Student Government, along with the Residence Hall Association and Student Foundation are prepared to commit $12,155 for the purchase of additional polling machines for use in elections that are to be held on campus, more specifically for additional use by residents of District 5, Ward 10.Whitewater Student Government committed $6,155, the Residence Hall Association committed $4,000, and Student Foundation committed $2,000 toward the cost of the polling machines.
Once the machines are received by the City of Whitewater, Whitewater Student Government will process payment to the City of Whitewater.The on-campus polling place should be ready for use by 2010 elections. The elections will be located in the University Center on UW-Whitewater’s campus.Until now, only the West side residence halls (Lee, Fricker, Clem, Bigelow, Arey, Benson, Fischer, Goodhue halls) were able to vote on campus, while the students living in the residence halls on the East side of campus (Wells West, Wells East, Wellers, Knilans, Tutt halls) had to travel to the Whitewater Armory for elections.
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