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Suny Polytechnic Student Government at Utica Agenda SUNY POLYTECHNIC STUDENT GOVERNMENT AT UTICA AGENDA September 20th, 2018 12:30 P.M. – Student Center MPR CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL: Tucker Mogren, David Abbott, Samantha Rishe, Anthony Viscusi, Emma Vanderwerken, Isabel Romero, Robert McNamee, Miguel Hernandez, David Kelly, Kyle Saunders, Shea Garramone, Daniel Karas, Husam Jameel, Michael Luccio, Jennifer George, CFB, Genesis, CAB, Wildcat Media, The Factory Times, AHAB APPROVAL OF MINUTES: 9/13/18 ANNOUNCEMENTS: GUEST SPEAKER: Dr. Grace Wang Interim President of SUNY Poly EXECUTIVE REPORTS President: Tucker Mogren Vice President: David Abbott Treasurer: Anthony Viscusi Director of Development: Emma Vanderwerken Director of Public Relations: Isabel Romero College Council: Advisor: Jennifer George COMMITTEE REPORTS ORGANIZATION REPORTS CAB: Nicholas VonDollen Wildcat Media: Derek Smith AHAB: Ryan Maher The Factory Times: Nancy Wang CFB: Brendan Martin Genesis: Riccardo Dall’Armellina OLD BUSINESS NEW BUSINESS Bill 1819-5 Innovation Challenge New York: Reimagining Greater Old Forge OPEN FORUM SWEAR INS ADJOURNMENT Student Government at Utica of the State University of New York Polytechnic Institute Bill Form STUDENT GOVERNMENT AT UTICA BILL BILL NUMBER BILL TITLE Innovation Challenge New York: Bill 1819-5 Reimagining Greater Old Forge BILL INTRODUCED BY LAST NAME FIRST NAME Kelly David SIGNATURE DATE FIRST READING MONTH DAY YEAR th September 20 2018 SECOND READING MONTH DAY YEAR IMMEDIATE ATTENTION PER PRESIDENT PRESIDENT SIGNATURE DATE THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT AT UTICA SENATE HAS ACCEPTED REJECTED THIS BILL. ON DATE BY A VOTE OF YEA NAY ABSTAIN THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT AT UTICA PRESIDENT HAS PASSED VETOED THIS BILL. PRESIDENT SIGNATURE DATE THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT AT UTICA SENATE HAS OVERRIDDEN RATIFIED THE VETO. ON DATE BY A VOTE OF YEA NAY ABSTAIN WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT AT UTICA OF SUNY POLY, AS REPRESENTED IN THE SENATE, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: Name: Innovation Challenge New York: Reimagining Greater Old Forge SA Bill #:1819-5 Author(s): David Peterson, Elias Zeina, Charlie Scarafile, Daniel Karas Date: September 13, 2018 Item I. Purpose ● The purpose of this bill is to transfer $3,500.00 from Line #### to assist with funding meals and lodging (vs Materials) for the Fall 2018 Innovation Challenge hosted at View Arts in Old Forge. Item II. Justification ● The budget amendment will provide funding support for the Innovation Challenge New York: Reimagining Greater Old Forge. This event will be held in the View Arts Center in Old Forge from October 11th to 13th. Currently, over 100 students are enrolled for ICNY, 86 of them being from SUNY Poly. Initially, we estimated for 60 students to attend the event. ● ICNY Expenses: ○ Meals: $5,700.00 (Based on 100 students from catering estimates) ○ Loding - $1,800 ○ Materials - $1,130 (approx.) ○ Bussing and Transportation - $700 Estimated Total Cost: $9,330 (approx.) Item III. Methods ● This bill will be considered a law by majority vote of the senate. Item IV. Scope ● This bill will impact the several academic majors within the SUNY Poly student body, by providing an academic event to enhance the educational experience outside of the classroom. The theme to this year’s Innovation Challenge is, “Developing sustainable economic vitality and the community potential of Old Forge along with the Central Adirondack Region.” Item V. Duration ● This bill will become law immediately upon passage and ratification. Item VI. Miscellaneous/Additional Comments ● N/A Item VII. Attachments ● Attachment 1 - Cost Breakdown(Materials) ● Attachment 2 - Cost Breakdown of Food and Beverage to support event function ● Attachment 3 - Student Guide for ICNY RGOF 2018 Food Budget - Revised ICNY RGOF Day Time Location Meal Estimated # of people eating Friday, October 12 8:30am View Arts Breakfast 100 ($12.50/Person) Friday, October 12 12pm View Arts Lunch - Pizza 130 ($4.00/Person) Friday, October 12 6pm Great Pines Dinner - Sandwiches 120 ($15.00/Person) Saturday, October 13 8:30am View Arts Breakfast 100 ($12.50/Person) Saturday, October 13 11:30am View Arts Lunch - Pizza 130 ($4.00/Person) Saturday, October 13 4:30pm View Arts Reception - Light Apps 90 ($4.00/Person) *Budget is based to reflect 100 ICNY Student Participants (86 SUNY Poly Students) **Some of the Meal Estimates include Students, Organizers, and Volunteers. Total Balance Due: $5,700.00 Food Budget - Initial ICNY RGOF Day Time Location Meal Estimated # of people eating Friday, October 12 8:30am View Arts Breakfast 60 ($12.50/Person) Friday, October 12 12pm View Arts Lunch - Pizza 90 ($4.00/Person) Friday, October 12 6pm Great Pines Dinner - Sandwiches 80 ($15.00/Person) Saturday, October 13 8:30am View Arts Breakfast 60 ($12.50/Person) Saturday, October 13 11:30am View Arts Lunch - Pizza 90 ($4.00/Person) Saturday, October 13 4:30pm View Arts Reception - Light Apps 50 ($4.00/Person) *Budget is based to reflect 60 ICNY Student Participants **Some of the Meal Estimates include Students, Organizers, and Volunteers. Total Balance Due: $3,620.00 Item Vendor Unit $ Count Post-it® Super Sticky 3" x 3" Assorted Electric Glow Notes, 12 Pads/Pack Item 653407 / Model 65412SSAN Staples $ 20.99 20 Pacon® 4-Ply Colored Poster Board, 25/Pack Item: 726421 Model: 54871 Staples $ 19.99 4 Staples® White Poster Boards, 10-Pack, 22" x 28" Item: 247403 Model: 04500S/13306-US Staples $ 6.99 4 Staples® Small Ideal Butterfly Clamps Item: 103481 Model: 10674- CC Staples $ 3.49 2 Staples® Colored Duct Tape, Black, 2" x 60 yards, 3/Pack Item: 567661 Model: T987100B3PK Staples $ 38.39 2 Staples® Colored Duct Tape, Red, 2" x 60 yards, 3/Pack Item: 567665 Model: T987100R3PK Staples $ 66.99 2 Staples Holographic Silver Foamboard with Guide-Line 20X30 Item: 286620 Model: EPI950897 Staples $ 8.99 20 Elmer's® White Foam Board, 20" x 30", 10/Pack Item: 506824 Model: 900802 Staples $ 50.99 4 Total Link http://www.staples.com/Post-it-Super-Sticky-3-inch-x-3-inch-Assorted- $ 419.80 Electric-Glow/product_653407 $ 79.96 http://www.staples.com/Pacon-4-Ply-Colored-Poster-Board/product_726421 http://www.staples.com/White-Poster-Boards-10-Pack-22-x- $ 27.96 28/product_247403 http://www.staples.com/Staples-Small-Ideal-Butterfly- $ 6.98 Clamps/product_103481 http://www.staples.com/Staples-Colored-Duct-Tape-Black-2-x-60- $ 76.78 yards/product_567661 http://www.staples.com/Staples-Colored-Duct-Tape-Red-2-x-60- $ 133.98 yards/product_567665 http://www.staples.com/Holographic-Silver-Foamboard-with-Guide-Line- $ 179.80 20X30/product_286620 http://www.staples.com/Pacon-20-inch-X-30-inch-Super-Value-Foam-Board- $ 203.96 White/product_12986 $ 1,129.22 ICNY Reimagining Greater Old Forge Developing sustainable economic vitality and the community potential of Old Forge along with the Central Adirondack Region … Student Guide InnovationChallenge New York (ICNY RGOF) IMAGES COURTESY OF ROBERT EDGELL ICNY COLLECTION ICNY RGOF 2018, 11 (evening), 12, 13 October, View Arts, Old Forge New York ICNY :: Student Guide for ICNY RGOF 2018 Page 1 of 16 Our community is talking about the College of Business Table of Contents Management’s What is ICNY RGOF 2018 all about? ............................................ 4 InnovationChallenge How do I participate? ................................................................ 9 New York (ICNY): Who are the organizers of ICNY? ...............................................12 Upon returning from the first ICNY event, I noted to my colleagues and administration that I had witnessed the most effective learning experience of my career. My students reported the same to their academic advisors and major professors in fields as diverse as Physics and Art History. ICNY RGOF 2018 is made possible by –Dr. Carlena Cochi Ficano Professor of Economics and generous gifts from Business Administration and NYSTEC and the Accounting Department National Endowment Chair, Hartwick College for the Humanities. This document incorporates content from a variety of sources. Information from these sources has been adapted for use by various contributors. ICNY 18.05-001.0 CREATIVE COMMONS ATTRIBUTION-NONCOMMERCIAL- NODERIVS. Copyright © Robert A. Edgell 2007-2018. ICNY :: Student Guide for ICNY RGOF 2018 Page 2 of 16 Developing sustainable economic vitality and the community potential of Old Forge along with the Central Adirondack Region … InnovationChallenge New York: Reimagining Greater Old Forge (ICNY RGOF) ICNY RGOF is for students from diverse disciplines and levels who want to learn about sustainable economic development practices in organizations and communities. Through immersive field expeditions and discussions with experts, participating students will learn frameworks for understanding a broad range of community building and vitality-making issues. Then these students, working in teams and using structured design approaches, will generate novel project ideas that tap into the innovative economic potential of community resources that contribute to the resiliency of any place in which stakeholders live, work, and play. ICNY :: Student Guide for ICNY RGOF 2018 Page 3 of 16 What is ICNY RGOF 2018 all about? Welcome to InnovationChallenge New York, Reimagining Greater Old Forge … ICNY RGOF 2018! Thursday 11 October, Friday 12 October, and Saturday 13 October 2018 at View Arts 3273 NY-28 Old Forge NY 13420 InnovationChallenge New York is an annual student competition that generates novel ideas with the potential for enhanced quality of life in New York State. In particular, we are most concerned about the economic and social
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