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  • Documents from the April 18, 2007 Meeting of the Associated Students

    Documents from the April 18, 2007 Meeting of the Associated Students

    Associated Students The University of M ontana ASUM SENATE AGENDA April 18, 2007 UC330-331 - 6 p.m. 1. CALL MEETING TO ORDER 2. ROLL CALL 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - April 11, 2 0 07 4 . PUBLIC COMMENT 5. PRESIDENT'S REPORT a. Student Appreciation Ceremony b. Pickle Barrel c. Card to Virginia Tech Student Government d. Other 6. VICE PRESIDENT'S REPORT a. Committee Appointments/Removals b. KBGA @ 8:30 a.m. Thursday c . Other 7. BUSINESS MANAGER'S REPORT SPECIAL ALLOCATION - $3,094.47 S.T.I.P. - $100,591.59 ZERO BASE CARRYOVER - $93,045.23 a. Cutbank STIP Request - $2,600/$2,600 (4-0-1) b. ASUM Legal Services STIP Request - $3,500/$3,500 (4-0-1) c. ASUM Administration Special Allocation Request - $1,000/$l,000 (4-0-1) d. Physical Therapy Student Association Special Allocation Request - $100/$100 (4-0-1) e. SB44-06/07 Resolution regarding the Proposed $3,00 Activity Fee Increase - Do Pass (3-1-1) f . Other 8. COMMITTEE REPORTS 9. UNFINISHED BUSINESS a. SB34-06/07 Resolution to send Montana Kaimin Fee Increase to Referenda b. SB43-06/07 Resolution regarding ASUM Oversight of UM Dining Services c. SB45-06/0 7 Resolution in Support of Forward Montana's Just wages for UM Janitors Campaign d. SB46-06/07 Resolution amending ASUM Bylaws, Article IV Section 8 10. NEW BUSINESS 11. COMMENTS 12. ADJOURNMENT ASUM SENATE TALLY SHEET ROLL SENATE MEMBERS CALL JACOB CHILDERS W JOSE DIAZ ERIC FULTON SCOTT GAUTHIER JAMES GREER LUCAS HAMILTON ALLIE HARRISON ERICA HENDERSON JORDAN HESS TREVOR HUNTER DUSTIN LEFTRIDGE SEAN MORRISON KEVIN NALTY RYAN NALTY TARA NESS SVEIN NEWMAN KIMBERLY PAPPAS ERIC SCHULTZ ALI TABIBNEJAD PETE TOLTON ASUM OFFICERS ANDREA HELLING President CEDRIC JACOBSON Vice-President BRYCE BENNETT Business Manager FACULTY ADVISORS ^ PROFESSOR ANDERSON PROFESSOR AUSLAND ASUM SENATE MINUTES Wednesday, April 18, 2007 UC330-331 - 6 p.m.