Number Title Page 07/08/01 FY 2007 Allocation to the Chester E. Peters Recreational Complex Budget...... 1 07/08/02 Amendment to Campus Wide and Fine Arts Student Activity Fee Funding Statutes...3 07/08/03 Amendment to College Council Student Activity Fee Funding Statutes ...... 6 07/08/04 FY 2007 Closing of Accounts...... 8 07/08/05 FY 2008 Allocation to Community Cultural Harmony Week...... 10 07/08/06 FY 2008 Allocation to African Student Union...... 11 07/08/07 FY 2008 Allocation to the Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Art ..12 07/08/08 FY 2008 Allocation to the Kansas State College Bowl Club ...... 13 07/08/09 Creation of Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies...... 14 07/08/10 Creation of the Special Committee to Study a Dead-Week Policy for K-State...... 15 07/08/11 Creation of the Special Committee to Study a the creation of a Financial Planning Center for K-State...... 17 07/08/12 Creation of the Special Committee to Establish a Pilot Program Entitled “Student Governing Association Ambassador Program”...... 19 07/08/13 Emergency Allocation to Student Health ...... 21 07/08/14 Emergency Allocation to Intercollegiate Athletics...... 22 07/08/15 Emergency Allocation to K-State Student Union...... 23 07/08/16 FY 2008 Allocation to the KSU College Bowl Team ...... 24 07/08/17 FY 2008 Allocation to Proclaiming Righteousness Always in Jesus Name (P.R.A.I.J.N.) ...... 25 07/08/18 By Laws Amendments Concerning Expulsion...... 26 07/08/19 FY 2008 Allocation to K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice...... 28 07/08/20 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU International Tube Euphonium Association ...... 29 07/08/21 FY 2008 Allocation to Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society...... 30 07/08/22 Creation of a Special Committee to Implement a KSU Student Senate-Sponsored Community Service Project ...... 31 07/08/23 FY 2008 Allocation to Apostolic Christian Church Youth Group ...... 33 07/08/24 FY 2008 Allocation to Navigators...... 34 07/08/25 Approval of Amendments to Honor & Integrity System Constitution...... 35 07/08/26 Creation of the Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding Structure...... 41 07/08/27 Authorization of Fall Referendum for Recreational Services Expansion...... 43 07/08/28 FY 2008 Allocation to Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts...... 45 07/08/29 FY 2008 Allocation to Council for Exceptional Children...... 46 07/08/30 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club...... 47 07/08/31 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action ...... 48 07/08/32 FY 2008 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators ...... 49 07/08/33 FY 2008 Allocation to Kandance ...... 50 07/08/34 FY 2008 Allocation to Emerging Green Builders ...... 51 07/08/35 FY 2008 Allocation to Newman Club ...... 52 07/08/36 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Aikido Club...... 53 07/08/37 FY 2008 Allocation to Indian Students Association...... 54 07/08/38 FY 2008 Allocation to Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS)...... 55 07/08/39 Statutes Amendment Updating Information Guidelines for the Educational Opportunity Fund...... 56 1 07/08/40 Increase in KSDB Operating Privilege Fee ...... 57 07/08/41 Continuance of KSDB Repair and Replacement Privilege Fee...... 59 07/08/42 Educational Opportunity Fund Allocations for FY 2009 ...... 61 07/08/43 FY 2008 Allocation to Building on Breaks ...... 64 07/08/44 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Young Democrats ...... 65 07/08/45 FY 2008 Allocation to Campus Crusade for Christ...... 66 07/08/46 By Laws Amendment Concerning Expulsion...... 67 07/08/47 FY 2008 Allocation to Theta Alpha Phi ...... 68 07/08/48 FY 2008 Allocation to College Republicans ...... 69 07/08/49 FY 2008 Allocation to Beta Sigma Chi ...... 70 07/08/50 FY 2008 Allocation to Up Til’ Dawn...... 71 07/08/51 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU College Bowl Team ...... 72 07/08/52 FY 2008 Allocation to ACTION ...... 73 07/08/53 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club...... 74 07/08/54 FY 2008 Allocation to Hispanic American Leadership Organization...... 75 07/08/55 FY 2008 Allocation to Club Managers Association of America...... 76 07/08/56 FY 2008 Allocation to Mortar Board Senior Honor Society...... 77 07/08/57 FY 2008 Allocation to Sensible Nutrition and Body Image Peer Educators (SNAC) 78 07/08/58 FY 2008 Allocation to Black Student Union...... 79 07/08/59 FY 2008 Addition Campus Organization Funding From Reserves...... 80 07/08/60 Increase in Office of Student Activities and Services Privilege Fee ...... 81 07/08/61 Increase in Student Activity Fee...... 84 07/08/62 Increase of K-State Student Union Operating Budget Privilege Fee...... 88 07/08/63 By Laws Amendment Concerning Duties of the Student Senate Secretary ...... 90 07/08/64 Constitutional Amendment Concerning Ratification of Amendments to the KSU SGA Constitution...... 92 07/08/65 FY 2008 Allocation to Kansas State Collegiate 4-H ...... 93 07/08/66 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Interfraternity Council ...... 94 07/08/67 FY 2008 Allocation the KSU Juggling Club ...... 95 07/08/68 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Panhellenic Council ...... 96 07/08/69 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Habitat for Humanity...... 97 07/08/70 FY 2008 Allocation to American Humanics Student Association ...... 98 07/08/71 FY 2008 Allocation to Delta Chi Fraternity ...... 99 07/08/72 FY 2008 Allocation to Building on Breaks ...... 100 07/08/73 FY 2008 Allocation to Children’s and Adolescent’s Literature Community...... 101 07/08/74 FY 2008 Allocation to International Coordinating Council ...... 102 07/08/75 Additional College Council Funding from Reserves...... 103 07/08/76 FY 2008 Allocation to Kappa Kappa Psi...... 104 07/08/77 FY 2008 Allocation to Kappa Kappa Psi...... 105 07/08/78 FY 2008 Allocation to Collegiate Music Educators’ Association...... 106 07/08/79 FY 2008 Allocation to Wildcats Against Rape...... 107 07/08/80 FY 2008 Allocation to International Tuba and Euphonium Association ...... 108 07/08/81 FY 2008 Allocation to International Tuba and Euphonium Association ...... 109 07/08/82 FY 2008 Allocation to Student Health Advisory Committee...... 110 07/08/83 FY 2008 Allocation to African Students Union ...... 112 07/08/84 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Potter’s Guild...... 113 07/08/85 Increase of Recreational Services Operations Budget Privilege Fee...... 114 07/08/86 Increase of Recreational Services Repair and Replacement Reserve Privilege Fee..116 2 07/08/87 Increase in KSU Sports Clubs Activity Fee...... 119 07/08/88 Student Governing Association Statutes Chapter Revisions ...... 121 07/08/89 Constitutional Amendments Concerning College Councils ...... 123 07/08/90 Statue Amendments Concerning Student Activity Fee Funding ...... 125 07/08/91 Statutes Amendments Concerning Student Activity Fee Funding ...... 127 07/08/92 Amendment to Diversity Programming Committee Funding Statutes...... 128 07/08/93 Statutes Amendment Regarding Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements ...... 130 07/08/94 By Laws Amendment Concerning Senate Operating Standing Committee Duties...133 07/08/95 Increase in Office of Student Activities and Services Privilege Fee ...... 134 07/08/96 Clarification of Student Publications Privilege Fee Contract...... 137 07/08/97 FY 2008 Additional Fine Arts Student Group Funding from Reserves ...... 139 07/08/98 FY 2008 Allocation to K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice...... 140 07/08/99 FY 2008 Allocation to Delta Lambda Phi National Fraternity...... 141 07/08/100 FY 2008 Allocation to Up ‘Til Dawn...... 142 07/08/101 FY 2008 Allocation to Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts.....143 07/08/102 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for the Right to Life ...... 144 07/08/103 FY 2008 Allocation to African Students Union ...... 145 07/08/104 FY 2009 Allocation to Action...... 146 07/08/105 FY 2008 Allocation to Children’s and Adolescent Literature Community (ChALC) ...... 147 07/08/106 FY 2009 Allocation to Circle K International ...... 148 07/08/107 FY 2008 Allocation to Japanese Appreciation Association ...... 149 07/08/108 FY 2008 Allocation to Japanese Yosakoi Dance Club...... 150 07/08/109 FY 2008 Allocation to Muslim Student Association...... 151 07/08/110 FY 2008 Allocation to Ordinary Women ...... 152 07/08/111 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club...... 153 07/08/112 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action ...... 154 07/08/113 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action ...... 155 07/08/114 FY 2008 Allocation to Student Health Advisory Committee...... 156 07/08/115 FY 2008 Allocation to Wildcats Against Rape...... 157 07/08/116 By Laws Amendment Concerning University Relations Committee Membership...158 07/08/117 Constitutional Amendments Concerning Student Senate Absences and Proxies...... 161 07/08/118 Statutes Amendments Regarding Group Classification Definitions...... 162 07/08/119 Statutes Amendments Requiring Event Reporting for Funded Student Groups...... 163 07/08/120 Statutes Amendments Defining Committee Discretion on Allocations ...... 166 07/08/121 Statutes Amendments Concerning Funding Regulations ...... 167 07/08/122 FY 2009 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators ...... 184 07/08/123 Increase of Student Health Privilege Fee...... 185 07/08/124 Statutes Amendments Concerning Privilege Fee Regulations...... 187 07/08/125 By Laws Amendment Regarding The Student Body President’s Cabinet ...... 193 07/08/126 Allocation to Academic Competition Team ...... 195 07/08/127 By Laws Amendment Establishing the Long-Term Tuition Strategies Committee..196 07/08/128 Statutes Amendment Concerning SGA Elections Regulations ...... 198

3 2007-2008 Bill Index

Constitutional Amendments Page 07/08/64 Constitutional Amendment Concerning Ratification of Amendment to the KSU SGA Constitution...... 92 07/08/89 Constitutional Amendments Concerning College Councils ...... 123 07/08/117 Constitutional Amendments Concerning Student Senate Absences and Proxies...... 161

By-Laws Amendments Page 07/08/18 By Laws Amendment Concerning Expulsion...... 26 07/08/46 By Laws Amendment Concerning Expulsion...... 67 07/08/63 By Laws Amendment Concerning Duties of the Student Senate Secretary ...... 90 07/08/94 By Laws Amendment Concerning Senate Operations Standing Committee Duties .133 07/08/116 By Laws Amendment Concerning University Relations Committee Membership...158 07/08/125 By Laws Amendment Regarding The Student Body President’s Cabinet ...... 193 07/08/127 By Laws Amendment Establishing the Long-Term Tuition Strategies Committee..196

Statutes Amendments Page 07/08/02 Amendment to Campus Wide and Fine Arts Student Activity Fee Funding Statutes...3 07/08/03 Amendment to College Council Student Activity Funding Statutes ...... 6 07/08/39 Statutes Amendments Updating Informal Guidelines for the Education Opportunity Fund ...... 56 07/08/90 Statute Amendments Concerning Student Activity Fee Funding...... 125 07/08/91 Statutes Amendments Concerning Student Activity Fee Funding ...... 127 07/08/92 Amendment to Diversity Programming Committee Funding Statutes...... 128 07/08/93 Statutes Amendment Regarding Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements ...... 130 07/08/118 Statutes Amendments Regarding Group Classification Definitions...... 162 07/08/119 Statutes Amendments Requiring Events Reporting for Funded Student Groups...... 163 07/08/120 Statutes Amendments Defining Committee Discretion on Allocations ...... 166 07/08/121 Statutes Amendments Concerning Funding Regulations ...... 167 07/08/124 Statutes Amendments Concerning Privilege Fee Regulations...... 187 07/08/128 Statutes Amendments Concerning SGA Elections Regulations...... 198

Allocations Page 07/08/01 FY 2007 Allocation to the Chester E. Peters Recreational Complex Budget...... 1 07/08/04 FY 2007 Closing of Accounts...... 8 07/08/05 FY 2008 Allocation to Community Cultural Harmony Week...... 10 07/08/06 FY 2008 Allocation to African Student Union...... 11 07/08/07 FY 2008 Allocation to the Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Art ..12 07/08/08 FY 2008 Allocation to the Kansas State College Bowl Club ...... 13 07/08/16 FY 2008 Allocation to the KSU College Bowl Team ...... 24 07/08/17 FY 2008 Allocation to Proclaiming Righteousness Always in Jesus Name (P.R.A.I.J.N.) ...... 25 07/08/19 FY 2008 Allocation to K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice...... 28 07/08/20 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU International Tube Euphonium Association ...... 29 07/08/21 FY 2008 Allocation to Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society...... 30 07/08/23 FY 2008 Allocation to Apostolic Christian Church Group ...... 33 07/08/24 FY 2008 Allocation to Navigators...... 34 4 07/08/28 FY 2008 Allocation to Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts...... 45 07/08/29 FY 2008 Allocation to Council for Exceptional Children...... 46 07/08/30 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club...... 47 07/08/31 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action ...... 48 07/08/32 FY 2008 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators ...... 49 07/08/33 FY 2008 Allocation to Kandance ...... 50 07/08/34 FY 2008 Allocation to Emerging Green Builders ...... 51 07/08/35 FY 2008 Allocation to Newman Club ...... 52 07/08/36 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Aikido Club...... 53 07/08/37 FY 2008 Allocation to Indian Students Association...... 54 07/08/38 FY 2008 Allocation to Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS)...... 55 07/08/42 Educational Opportunity Fund Allocations for FY 2009 ...... 61 07/08/43 FY 2008 Allocation to Building on Breaks ...... 64 07/08/44 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Young Democrats ...... 65 07/08/45 FY 2008 Allocation to Campus Crusade for Christ...... 66 07/08/47 FY 2008 Allocation to Theta Alpha Phi ...... 68 07/08/48 FY 2008 Allocation to College Republicans ...... 69 07/08/49 FY 2008 Allocation to Beta Sigma Chi ...... 70 07/08/50 FY 2008 Allocation Up Til’ Dawn ...... 71 07/08/51 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU College Bowl Team ...... 72 07/08/52 FY 2008 Allocation to ACTION ...... 73 07/08/53 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club...... 74 07/08/54 FY 2008 Allocation to Hispanic American Leadership Organization...... 75 07/08/55 FY 2008 Allocation to Club Managers Association of America...... 76 07/08/56 FY 2008 Allocation to Mortar Board Senior Honor Society...... 77 07/08/57 FY 2008 Allocation to Sensible Nutrition and Body Image Peer Educators...... 78 07/08/58 FY 2008 Allocation to Black Student Union...... 79 07/08/59 FY 2008 Additional Campus Organization Funding from Reserves...... 80 07/08/65 FY 2008 Allocation to Kansas State Collegiate 4-H ...... 93 07/08/66 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Interfraternity Council ...... 94 07/08/67 FY 2008 Allocation to the KSU Juggling Club...... 95 07/08/68 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Panhellenic Council ...... 96 07/08/69 FY 2008 Allocation to Habitat for Humanity...... 97 07/08/70 FY 2008 Allocation to American Humanics Student Association ...... 98 07/08/71 FY 2008 Allocation to Delta Chi Fraternity ...... 99 07/08/72 FY 2008 Allocation to Building on Breaks ...... 100 07/08/73 FY 2008 Allocation to Children’s and Adolescent’s Literature Community...... 101 07/08/74 FY 2008 Allocation to International Coordinating Council ...... 102 07/08/75 Additional College Council Funding from Reserves...... 103 07/08/76 FY 2008 Allocation to Kappa Kappa Psi...... 104 07/08/77 FY 2008 Allocation to Kappa Kappa Psi...... 105 07/08/78 FY 2008 Allocation to Collegiate Music Educators’ Association...... 106 07/08/79 FY 2008 Allocation to Wildcats Against Rape...... 107 07/08/80 FY 2008 Allocation to International Tuba and Euphonium Association ...... 108 07/08/81 FY 2008 Allocation to International Tuba and Euphonium Association ...... 109 07/08/82 FY 2008 Allocation to Student Health Advisory Committee...... 110 07/08/83 FY 2008 Allocation to African Students Union ...... 112 5 07/08/84 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Potter’s Guild...... 113 07/08/97 FY 2008 Additional Fine Arts Student Group Funding from Reserves ...... 139 07/08/98 FY 2008 Allocation to K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice...... 140 07/08/99 FY 2008 Allocation to Delta Lambda Phi National Fraternity...... 141 07/08/100 FY 2008 Allocation to Up ‘Til Dawn...... 142 07/08/101 FY 2008 Allocation to Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts.....143 07/08/102 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for the Right to Life ...... 144 07/08/103 FY 2008 Allocation to African Students Union ...... 145 07/08/104 FY 2009 Allocation to Action...... 146 07/08/105 FY 2008 Allocation to Children’s and Adolescent Literature Community (ChALC) ...... 147 07/08/106 FY 2009 Allocation to Circle K International ...... 148 07/08/107 FY 2008 Allocation to Japanese Appreciation Association ...... 149 07/08/108 FY 2008 Allocation to Japanese Yosakoi Dance Club...... 150 07/08/109 FY 2008 Allocation to Muslim Student Association...... 151 07/08/110 FY 2008 Allocation to Ordinary Women ...... 152 07/08/111 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club...... 153 07/08/112 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action ...... 154 07/08/113 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action ...... 155 07/08/114 FY 2008 Allocation to Student Health Advisory Committee...... 156 07/08/115 FY 2008 Allocation to Wildcats Against Rape...... 157 07/08/122 FY 2009 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators ...... 184 07/08/126 Allocation to Academic Competition Teams...... 195

Privilege Fees Page 07/08/13 Emergency Allocation to Student Health ...... 21 07/08/14 Emergency Allocation to Intercollegiate Athletics...... 22 07/08/15 Emergency Allocation to K-State Student Union...... 23 07/08/40 Increase in KSDB Operations Privilege Fee...... 57 07/08/41 Continuance of KSDB Repair and Replacement Privilege Fee...... 59 07/08/60 Increase in Office of Student Activities and Services Privilege Fee ...... 81 07/08/61 Increase in Student Activity Fee...... 84 07/08/62 Increase in K-State Student Union Operating Budget Privilege Fee...... 88 07/08/85 Increase of Recreational Services Operations Budget Privilege Fee...... 114 07/08/86 Increase of Recreational Services Repair and Replacement Reserve Privilege Fee..116 07/08/87 Increase in KSU Sports Clubs Activity Fee...... 119 07/08/95 Increase in Office of Student Activities and Services Privilege Fee ...... 134 07/08/96 Clarification of Student Publications Privilege Fee Contract...... 137 07/08/123 Increase of Student Health Privilege Fee...... 185

Miscellaneous Bills Page 07/08/09 Creation of Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies...... 14 07/08/10 Creation of the Special Committee to Study a Dead-Week Policy for K-State...... 15 07/08/11 Creation of the Special Committee to Study the creation of a Financial Planning Center for K-State...... 17 07/08/12 Creation of the Special Committee to Establish a Pilot Program Entitled “Student Governing Association Ambassador Program”...... 19 6 07/08/22 Creation of a Special Committee to Implement a KSU Student Senate-Sponsored Community Service Project ...... 31 07/08/25 Approval of Amendments to Honor & Integrity System Constitution...... 35 07/08/26 Creation of the Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding Structure...... 41 07/08/27 Authorization of Fall Referendum for Recreational Services Expansion...... 43 07/08/88 Student Governing Association Statutes Chapter Revisions ...... 121

7 1 BILL 07/08/01 FY 2007 ALLOCATION 2 TO THE CHESTER E. PETERS 3 RECREATIONAL COMPLEX 4 BUDGET 5 6 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, and Amy Schultz 7 8 WHEREAS, The Chester E. Peters Recreation Complex plays an important role in the lives of 9 many students at KSU; 10 11 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term Strategies of the 12 Recreation Complex has determined that a referendum vote should be held during 13 the fall 2007 semester; 14 15 WHEREAS, A referendum vote shall determine if students wish to pay a greater amount in 16 Privilege Fees to fund an expansion and renovation to the Chester E. Peters 17 Recreation Complex; 18 19 WHEREAS, An architect will provide Student Senate with visual renderings, a virtual tour, 20 blue prints, and cost analysis regarding an expansion to the Chester E. Peters 21 Recreation Complex, before September 13, 2007, in order to progress toward a 22 referendum vote; 23 24 WHEREAS, The Chester E. Peters Recreational Services Director Steve Martini has 25 guaranteed funding for marketing, publicity, and online voting cost, from the 26 Recreational Services Operations budget, in order to fund a referendum vote; 27 28 WHEREAS, This expenditure is within the Chapter 16 spending regulations for the KSU SGA 29 Statutes Student Projects Foundation Account; and 30 31 WHEREAS, A plan to obtain the program statement, budget, and architectural renderings has 32 been completed and the funds required in order to complete the project are as 33 follows: 34 35 Proposal Recommendation 36 37 Architectural Fees $37,500.00 $18,000.00 38 TOTAL $37,500.00 $18,000.00 39 40 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 41 42 SECTION 1. The Chester E. Peters Recreational Complex be allocated $18,000 for the items 43 described. 44 45 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 46 and Dean of Student Life these funds shall be transferred from the KSU Student

B-1 47 Projects Foundation Account #C76025 to the appropriate party upon completion 48 of project and receipt of an invoice from the Office of Institutional Advancement. 49 50 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 26, 2007 51 BY A ROLL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-2 1 BILL 07/08/02 AMENDMENT TO CAMPUS WIDE AND 2 FINE ARTS STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE 3 FUNDING STATUTES 4 5 BY: Bryan Cox and Alyssa Williams 6 7 WHEREAS, Kansas State University students benefit greatly from campus wide organization 8 sponsored events held on campus; 9 10 WHEREAS, Currently campus wide organizations and fine arts organizations can receive 11 funding for up to a maximum of five projects annually, no more than two of 12 which can be for travel; 13 14 WHEREAS, Currently college council organizations can receive funding for up to a maximum 15 of four projects annually, no more than two of which can be for travel; 16 17 WHEREAS, There are many additional disagreements between the College Council Student 18 Activity Fee Funding Statutes and the Campus Wide and Fine Arts Student 19 Activity Fee Funding Statutes; 20 21 WHEREAS, In order to decrease confusion about funding guidelines amongst student 22 organizations, increase efficiency within the Office of Student Activities and 23 Services, while providing more funding options for the increasing number of 24 student organizations, it is necessary to amend the funding statutes of college 25 council organizations to resemble those of campus wide and fine arts 26 organizations. 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 13-0103 Campus Wide Organizations, Section A is hereby 31 amended to read: 32 33 A. Request Process 34 1. Requests. Requests for funding of projects from the Student Activity 35 Fee may be made by Campus Wide Organizations fulfilling the 36 requirements of 13-0102 through the completion and submission of a 37 funding request form, available in the Office of Student Activities and 38 Services. A separate funding request form must be submitted for each 39 project the organization wishes to hold, up to a maximum of five (5) 40 projects annually, no more than two (2) of which shall be for travel. 41 2. The funding request form must be completed in accordance with the 42 form's instructions and submitted no less than twenty-eight (28) days 43 prior to the event requested for. Funds requested for a project must be 44 divided into separate categories, outlined below. Each category must 45 have a detailed description of the items requested and an estimate of 46 the cost of each item.

B-3 47 a. Promotions. Promotions shall include any expense related to 48 the advertisement of an activity, such as Collegian 49 advertisements, KSDB or any radio advertisements, leaflets or 50 posters, and other such materials as determined by the 51 Allocations Committee. 52 b. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). LSE Fees 53 shall include any funds requested by an organization in order to 54 bring a speaker to campus, including his or her travel, lodging 55 costs, food, and fee to perform a planned project or event. 56 c. Rent of Space and Equipment. Rent of space and equipment 57 shall include any expenses related to renting rooms or other 58 areas for performances, and other such events, as well as any 59 costs related to rental of tables and chairs, movie projectors, or 60 other necessary materials for a project. 61 d. Films. Films shall include any expense for the rental of movies, 62 documentaries, recorded theatrical shows, or other such events. 63 e. Travel. Travel shall be defined as a request for funds to pay 64 expenses related to transportation, lodging and subsistence for 65 KSU students. Each Campus Wide Organization may be 66 allocated up to a total of $1,000 between their two travel 67 projects per fiscal year. Each travel project allocation shall be 68 limited to $100 per student traveling. 69 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that 70 do not reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined 71 necessary by the Allocations Committee. However, this 72 category shall be subject to the limitations on funding, listed 73 below. 74 75 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 17-0102 Fine Arts Student Organizations, Section D is hereby 76 amended to read: 77 78 D. Request Process 79 1. Requests. Requests for funding of projects from the Fine Arts Council 80 Fee may be made by Fine Arts Student Organizations fulfilling the 81 requirements of 17-0102 through the completion and submission of a 82 funding request form, available in the Office of Student Activities and 83 Services. A separate funding request form must be submitted for each 84 project the organization wishes to hold, up to a maximum of five (5) 85 projects annually, no more than two (2) of which can be for travel. 86 2. The funding request form must be completed in accordance with the 87 form's instructions. Funds requested for a project must be divided into 88 separate categories, outlined below. Each category must have a 89 detailed description of the items requested and an estimate of the cost 90 of each item. 91 a. Promotions. Promotions shall include any expense related to the 92 advertisement of an activity, such as Collegian advertisements,

B-4 93 KSDB or any radio advertisements, leaflets or posters, and other 94 such materials as determined by the Allocations Committee. 95 b. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). LSE Fees shall 96 include any funds requested by an organization in order to bring a 97 speaker to campus, including their travel, lodging costs, food, and 98 fee to perform a planned project or event. 99 c. Rent of Space and Equipment. Rent of space and equipment shall 100 include any expenses related to renting rooms or other areas for 101 performances, and other such events, as well as any costs related to 102 rental of tables and chairs, movie projectors, or other necessary 103 materials for a project. 104 d. Films. Films shall include any expense for the rental of movies, 105 documentaries, recorded theatrical shows, or other such events. 106 e. Travel. Travel shall be defined as a request for funds to pay 107 expenses related to transportation, lodging and food for KSU 108 students. Each Fine Arts Organization may be allocated up to a 109 total of $1,000 between their two travel projects per fiscal year. 110 Each travel project allocation shall be limited to $100 per student 111 traveling. 112 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 113 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by 114 the Allocations Committee, However, this category shall be subject 115 to the limitations on funding, listed below. 116 117 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 6, 2007 118 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 43-7-1

B-5 1 BILL 07/08/03 AMENDMENT TO COLLEGE COUNCIL 2 STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE 3 FUNDING STATUTES 4 5 BY: Bryan Cox and Alyssa Williams 6 7 WHEREAS, Kansas State University students benefit greatly from college council organization 8 sponsored events held on campus; 9 10 WHEREAS, Currently college council organizations can receive funding for up to a maximum 11 of four projects annually, no more than two of which can be for travel; 12 13 WHEREAS, Currently campus wide organizations and fine arts organizations can receive 14 funding for up to five projects annually, no more than two of which can be for 15 travel; 16 17 WHEREAS, There are many additional disagreements between the College Council Student 18 Activity Fee Funding Statutes and the Campus Wide and Fine Arts Student 19 Activity Fee Funding Statutes; 20 21 WHEREAS, In order to decrease confusion about funding guidelines amongst student 22 organizations, increase efficiency within the Office of Student Activites and 23 Services, while providing more funding options for the increasing number of 24 student organizations, it is necessary to amend the funding statutes of college 25 council organizations to resemble those of campus wide and fine arts 26 organizations. 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 13-0104 College Council Organizations, Section C is hereby 31 amended to read: 32 33 C. Request Process 34 1. Requests. Requests for funding of projects from the Student Activity Fee may 35 be made by a College Council Organization fulfilling the requirements of 13- 36 0102 through the completion and submission of a funding request form, 37 available in the Office of Student Activities and Services, submitted to the 38 College Council Allocations Committee. A separate funding request form 39 must be submitted for each project the organization wishes to hold. A College 40 Council Organization may receive funding for up to a maximum of five (5) 41 projects annually, no more than two (2) of which shall be for travel. However, 42 if an organization is not allocated the max of $1,000.00 for their first travel 43 request, a second travel request may be filed for the reminder of the 44 $1,000.00. 45 2. Requests to the College Council Allocations Committee will be considered on 46 a rolling basis, but must be submitted no later than twenty-eight (28) days 47 prior to the date of the project. The College Council Allocations Committee

B-6 48 will consider exceptions to these guidelines if an organization has special 49 circumstances. 50 3. The College Council budget approval form must be signed by both the 51 Allocations Chair and the Chair of the College Council Allocations 52 Committee. 53 4. The College Council funding request form must be completed in accordance 54 with the form's instructions. Funds requested must be divided into those funds 55 requested by each individual College Council Organization, and each 56 individual organization request must be divided in accordance with the 57 categories listed below. 58 a. Promotions. Promotions shall include any expense related to the 59 advertisement of an activity, such as Collegian advertisements, 60 KSDB or any radio advertisements, leaflets or posters, and other 61 such materials as determined by the College Council Allocations 62 Committee. 63 b. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). LSE Fees shall 64 include any funds requested by an organization in order to bring a 65 speaker to campus, including their travel, lodging costs, food, and 66 fee to perform a planned project or event. 67 c. Rent of Space and Equipment. Rent of space and equipment shall 68 include any expenses related to renting rooms or other areas for 69 performances, and other such events as well as any costs related to 70 rental of tables and chairs, movie projectors, or other necessary 71 materials for a project. 72 d. Films. Films shall include any expense for the rental of movies, 73 documentaries, recorded theatrical shows, or other such events. 74 e. Travel. Travel shall be defined as a request for funds to pay 75 expenses related to transportation, lodging and subsistence for 76 KSU students. Each College Council Organization may be 77 allocated up to a total of $1,000 between their two travel projects 78 per fiscal year. Each travel project allocation shall be limited to 79 $100 per student traveling. 80 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 81 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by 82 the College Council Allocations Committee. However, this 83 category shall be subject to the limitations on funding, listed 84 below. 85 86 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 6, 2007 87 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-5-1

B-7 1 BILL 07/08/04 FY 2007 CLOSING OF ACCOUNTS 2 3 BY: Allocations Committee 4 5 WHEREAS, In accordance with the Kansas State University Student Governing Association 6 Funding Statutes, the Allocations Committee is required to close: academic 7 competition team, campus-wide organization, college council, institutional 8 service, and multicultural organization accounts on an annual basis that retain 9 unused funds; and 10 11 WHEREAS, The following accounts have remaining funds which are subject to this provision. 12 13 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 14 15 SECTION 1. The amounts listed below shall revert from the individual academic competition 16 team accounts back to the Academic Competition Team Reserve Account 17 NISAACTRSV: 18 19 NISAACT001 Agriculture Competition Teams $0.03 20 NISAACT003 Environmental Design Competition Team $112.51 21 NISAACT008 Solar Car Racing Team $1,000.00 22 NISAACT009 Phi Beta Lambda $1,052.13 23 TOTAL: $2,164.67 24 25 SECTION 2. The amounts listed below shall revert from the individual accounts of the 26 respective campus-wide organizations back to the Reserves for Contingencies 27 Account NISACONRSV: 28 29 NISACWO001 African Student Union $4.92 30 NISACWO002 Aikido Club $60.60 31 NISACWO010 Apostolic Campus Ministries $133.16 32 NISACWO014 Campaign for Nonviolence $1,181.58 33 NISACWO026 Costa Rican Student Association $100.00 34 NISACWO030 Golden Key $400.00 35 NISACWO032 H.A.L.O. $300.00 36 NISACWO047 Mortar Board $38.25 37 NISACWO048 Muslim Student Assoc $25.40 38 NISACWO053 Ordinary Women $365.62 39 NISACWO056 PEER Rape Educators $100.00 40 NISACWO060 S.H.A.P.E. $18.75 41 NISACWO061 Students for Environmental Action $1.30 42 NISACWO067 Up ‘Til Dawn $200.00 43 NISACWO070 Zeta Phi Beta $100.00 44 NISACWO076 College Bowl Team $254.25 45 NISACWO086 National Society of Collegiate Scholars $1.01 46 NISACWO091 Workers of Wisdom $152.20

B-8 47 NISACWO098 KSU Karate Club $100.00 48 NISACWO103 Juggling Club $29.47 49 NISACWO104 ChALk $700.00 50 TOTAL: $4,266.51 51 52 SECTION 3. The amount listed below shall revert from the individual college council accounts 53 back to the Reserves for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV: 54 55 NISACCL001 College of Agriculture $1,237.46 56 NISACCL002 College of Architecture & Design $1,231.20 57 NISACCL003 College of Arts & Sciences $1,532.87 58 NISACCL004 College of Business Administration $1,140.60 59 NISACCL005 College of Education $1,180.58 60 NISACCL006 College of Engineering $2,810.13 61 NISACCL007 The Graduate School $2,422.97 62 NISACCL008 College of Human Ecology $615.31 63 NISACCL009 College of Veterinary Medicine $551.43 64 TOTAL: $12,722.55 65 66 SECTION 4. The amount listed below shall revert from the individual institutional services 67 account back to the Reserves for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV: 68 69 NISAIS0004 Women’s Resource Center $10.19 70 TOTAL: $10.19 71 72 SECTION 5. The amounts listed below shall revert from the individual multicultural 73 organizations accounts back to the Reserves for Contingencies Account 74 NISACONRSV: 75 76 NISAMSO001 Asian American Student Union $578.35 77 NISAMSO002 Black Student Union $2,000.97 78 NISAMSO004 Native American Student Association $42.56 79 TOTAL: $2,621.88 80 81 GRAND TOTAL: $21,785.80 82 83 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 6, 2007 84 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-9 1 BILL 07/08/05 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO COMMUNITY 2 CULTURAL HARMONY WEEK 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, previously an account was established for the purpose of financing Community 7 Cultural Harmony Week; and 8 9 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed the performance of this account and 10 determined the funds are available for the current fiscal year. 11 12 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. $1,072.00 shall be allocated for Community Cultural Harmony Week from 15 Foundation Account #C76026, under supervision of the Kansas State University 16 Student Governing Association. 17 18 SECTION 2. All expenditures will be subject to state and KSU SGA guidelines and statutes. 19 20 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 6, 2007 21 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-10 1 BILL 07/08/06 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 AFRICAN STUDENT UNION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 7 African Student Union; 8 9 WHEREAS, Thirty members of the African Student Union will be traveling to the “Africa in 10 Motion” conference in Lawrence, Kansas on September 28-29, 2007; 11 12 WHEREAS, Four members will be presenting papers addressing the issue of African migration 13 due to political, religious, and socio-economic conditions in their native countries 14 and connect with other students around the region; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Funding for 30 members of the African Student Union to travel to the 20 “Africa in Motion” conference in Lawrence, Kansas on September 28-29, 2007. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $ 700.00 $ 700.00 24 TOTAL $ 700.00 $ 700.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. The African Student Union shall be allocated $700.00 for the activity described 29 above. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 32 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 33 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO001 of the African Student Union. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON AUGUST 30, 2007 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-0

B-11 1 BILL 07/08/07 2008 ALLOCATION TO THE SOCIETY 2 FOR APPRECIATION OF 3 BHARATIYA HERITAGE AND ARTS 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation 8 request of the Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts (SABHA); 9 10 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this 11 organization, the organization’s spending trends, and the past funding of projects 12 submitted by this group; 13 14 WHEREAS, SABHA would like to bring renowned performer Pt. Satish Vyas and Mukundraj 15 Des to the K-State Student Union to perform a Santoor concert, which will create 16 awareness of Indian music as an art form and allow attendees to experience the 17 cultural differences in the area of classical music; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 20 follows: 21 22 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, Entertainer (LSE) Fee and Promotions for these 23 performers to present in Union Little Theater on September 15, 2007. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 LSE Fee $2,650.00 $2,450.00 27 Promotions $ 410.70 $ 150.00 28 TOTAL $3,060.70 $2,600.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. SABHA shall be allocated $2,600.00 for the activities described above. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 35 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account 36 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS021 of the Society for Appreciation of 37 Bharatiya Heritage and Arts. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON AUGUST 30, 2007 40 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 43-0-2

B-12 1 BILL 07/08/08 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 KANSAS STATE COLLEGE 3 BOWL CLUB 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 8 Kansas State College Bowl Club; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this 11 organization, the organization’s spending trends, and the past funding of projects 12 submitted by this group; 13 14 WHEREAS, The Kansas State College Bowl Club will be holding a trivia night for the purpose 15 of educating Kansas State students about their organization while providing 16 entertainment and refreshments; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1 – Rent of Space and Promotions for a trivia night sponsored by the 22 Kansas State College Bowl Club in the Student Union Ballroom (K) on 23 September 21, 2007. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 Rent of Space $ 45.00 $ 45.00 27 Food $ 65.36 $ 0.00 28 Promotions $ 410.50 $ 150.00 29 TOTAL $ 520.86 $ 195.00 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. The Kansas State College Bowl Club shall be allocated $195.00 for the activities 34 described above. 35 36 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 37 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 38 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO076 of the Kansas State College Bowl 39 Club. 40 41 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON AUGUST 30, 2007 42 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-0

B-13 1 BILL 07/08/09 CREATION OF THE STUDENT SENATE SPECIAL 2 COMMITTEE TO STUDY 3 LONG-TERM TUITION STRATEGIES 4 5 BY: Matt Wagner and Nick Piper 6 7 WHEREAS, Kansas State University is committed to the affordability of education for 8 students; 9 10 WHEREAS, The current Kansas State University five-year tuition plan, which began in FY 11 2007, called for a Tuition Committee to review progress every two years; 12 13 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association, in consultation with 14 faculty, staff and administration, should analyze the current long-term tuition 15 strategies for the university; and 16 17 WHEREAS, Appointments for this committee should be subject to Student Senate approval. 18 19 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. There is hereby established the Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition 22 Strategies with the following purpose: 23 1. Examine the current five-year tuition strategy adopted by Kansas State 24 University. 25 2. Form a set of guidelines to consider in evaluating future tuition 26 strategies. 27 3. Form a proposal to present to Student Senate, Faculty Senate, and 28 University Administration upon completion. 29 30 SECTION 2. The Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies shall consist of 13 31 members, nine of whom are students. All shall be voting members. The Student 32 Body President and the Student Senate Chair shall be co-chairs of the committee 33 with full voting privileges. Committee members shall be jointly appointed by the 34 Student Body President and the Student Senate Chair and be subject to Student 35 Senate approval. 36 37 SECTION 3. The Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies shall submit its 38 final proposal to the Student Body President and the Student Senate Chair by 39 March 1, 2008. The committee shall also present the proposal to Student Senate, 40 Faculty Senate and Kansas State University Administration following this date. 41 42 SECTION 4. A copy of this bill shall be sent to Kansas State University President Jon Wefald, 43 Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, 44 Vice President for Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Dean of Student 45 Life Pat Bosco, and Faculty Senate President Frank Spikes . 46 47 SECTION 5. From and after September 1, 2008, Bill 07/08/09 is hereby repealed. 48 49 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 6, 2007

50 BY A ROLL CALLB-14 VOTE OF 50-0-0 1 BILL 07/08/10 CREATION OF THE 2 SPECIALCOMMITTEE TO 3 STUDY A “DEAD WEEK” 4 POLICY FOR K-STATE 5 6 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, and Nick Piper 7 8 WHEREAS, Students refer to the week prior to finals week each semester as “Dead week”; 9 10 WHEREAS, Several other Universities have a formal “Dead week” policy in place that provide 11 guidelines on homework, exams, and project deadlines; 12 13 WHEREAS, K-State currently has a “15th week Policy” in place that does not cover certain 14 privileges regarding students or faculty classroom procedures; 15 16 WHEREAS, A committee shall be formed to assist in defining policies and procedures that 17 make up “Dead week”; and 18 19 WHEREAS, Appointments for this committee should be subject to Student Senate approval. 20 21 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 22 23 SECTION 1. There is hereby established the Special Committee to Study a “Dead week” Policy 24 for K-State with the following purposes: 25 1. Examine the current “15th week policy” and its efficiency. 26 2. Research and collect “Dead week” policy information from other 27 Universities. 28 3. Form a set of “Dead week” guidelines and policies to consider for 29 future “15th weeks.” 30 4. Develop an information campaign regarding the implementation of a 31 “Deadweek” for students and faculty. 32 5. Form a proposal to present to Student Senate, Faculty Senate, and 33 University Administration upon completion. 34 35 SECTION 2. The Special Committee to Study a “Dead week” Policy for K-State shall consist 36 of thirteen members, nine of whom are students. All shall be voting members. 37 The Student Affairs Co-Directors of the executive branch shall serve as Co-Chairs 38 of the committee with full voting privileges. Committee members shall be jointly 39 appointed by the Student Body President and the Student Body Vice President 40 and be subject to Student Senate approval. 41 42 SECTION 3. The Special Committee to Study a “Dead week” Policy for K-State shall submit 43 its final proposal to the Student Body President and the Student Senate Chair by 44 March 1, 2008. The committee shall also present the proposal to Student Senate, 45 Faculty Senate leadership and University Administration following this date. 46

B-15 47 SECTION 4. A copy of this bill shall be sent to Kansas State University President Jon Wefald, 48 Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, 49 Vice President for Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Dean of Student 50 Life Pat Bosco, Faculty Senate President Frank Spikes, and Cherrine Case. 51 52 SECTION 5. From and after September 1, 2008, Bill 07/08/10 is hereby repealed. 53 54 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 13, 2007 55 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 48-0-0

B-16 1 BILL 07/08/11 CREATION OF THE 2 SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO STUDY 3 THE CREATION OF A FINANCIAL 4 PLANNING CENTER FOR K-STATE 5 6 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, and Nick Piper 7 8 WHEREAS, There is a need for students to have a better understanding of financial issues that 9 will affect them for the rest of their lives; 10 11 WHEREAS, It has been proven that most students gain the most knowledge about financial 12 planning during their collegiate career; 13 14 WHEREAS, K-State wishes to provide adequate and effective student services that benefit our 15 students; 16 17 WHEREAS, A Special Committee to Study the Creation of a Financial Planning Center at K- 18 State should be established; and 19 20 WHEREAS, Appointments for this committee should be subject to Student Senate approval. 21 22 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 23 24 SECTION 1. There is hereby established the Special Committee to Study the Creation of a 25 Financial Planning Center with the following purposes: 26 1. Examine the specific financial needs of the student body in relation to 27 a Financial Planning Center at K-State. 28 2. Research and collect Financial Planning Center information from other 29 Universities. 30 3. Obtain a request for Proposal (RFP) from Corporate Institutions, 31 which are geared toward providing informational Financial Assistance. 32 4. Form a proposal to present to Student Senate, Faculty Senate, and 33 University Administration upon completion. 34 35 SECTION 2. The Special Committee to Study the Creation of a Financial Planning Center shall 36 consist of twelve members, ten of whom are students. Only the ten students 37 appointed shall be voting members. The Student Affairs Co-Directors shall serve 38 as Co-Chairs of the committee with full voting privileges. Committee members 39 shall be jointly appointed by the Student Body President and the Student Body 40 Vice President and be subject to Student Senate approval. 41 42 SECTION 3. The Special Committee to Study the Creation of a Financial Planning Center shall 43 submit its final proposal to the Student Body President and the Student Senate 44 Chair by February 1, 2008. The committee shall also present the proposal to 45 Student Senate, Faculty Senate leadership and University Administration 46 following this date.

B-17 47 48 SECTION 4. A copy of this bill shall be sent to Kansas State University President Jon Wefald, 49 Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, 50 Vice President for Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Dean of Student 51 Life Pat Bosco, Assistant Vice President of Student Financial Assistance Larry 52 Moeder, and Faculty Senate President Frank Spikes. 53 54 SECTION 5. From and after September 1, 2008, Bill 07/08/11 is hereby repealed. 55 56 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 13, 2007 57 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 47-1-0

B-18 1 BILL 07/08/12 CREATION OF THE SPECIAL 2 COMMITTEE TO ESTABLISH 3 A PILOT PROGRAM ENTITLED 4 “STUDENT GOVERNING ASSOCIATION 5 AMBASSADOR PROGRAM” 6 7 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 8 9 WHEREAS, The Kansas State Student Governing Association has made it a priority to listen to 10 their constituents’ concerns, and in turn, take action on these expressed concerns 11 towards positive initiatives for the purpose of improving many facets of the K- 12 State community; 13 14 WHEREAS, Through initiatives such as “Hey SGA!”, and “SGA Hears You!”, the Student 15 Governing Association has made great strides within the realm of public relations; 16 17 WHEREAS, The establishment of this committee will further enhance the public relations an 18 extensive constituent communication efforts made by previous Student Governing 19 Associations; and 20 21 WHEREAS, A committee shall be formed to research and implement efforts towards an 22 extensive public relations pilot program entitled “Student Governing Association 23 Ambassador Program” 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. There is hereby established the Special Committee to study and implement an 28 extensive public relations pilot program entitled “Student Governing Association 29 Ambassador Program” with the following purposes: 30 1. To study the effects of extensive constituent communication within the 31 realm of the aforementioned pilot program. 32 2. Once research has been concluded and policies have been established 33 to seek to implement strategies for the purpose of creating a reciprocal 34 relationship by informing K-State students and listening to their 35 concerns in the process. 36 3. To inform K-State students about the processes of student government 37 and with the intent of increasing student involvement. 38 4. To maintain contact with all students contacted throughout the 39 duration of the current Student Senate term. 40 5. To take concerns voiced by students visited by committee members 41 and bring them to the forefront in the form of direct action by the 42 Kansas State University Student Governing Association. 43 44 SECTION 2. The Special Committee to study an extensive public relations pilot program 45 entitled “Student Governing Association Ambassador Program,” shall consist of 46 fourteen members, all of which shall be members of the current Student

B-19 47 Governing Association. All shall be voting members. The chair of the committee 48 and committee members shall be jointly appointed by the Student Senate Chair 49 and the Student Senate Vice-Chair and be subject to Student Senate approval. 50 51 SECTION 3. A copy of this bill shall be sent to Kansas State University President Jon Wefald, 52 Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, 53 Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Assistant Dean of Student Life Gayle Spencer 54 and Faculty Senate President Frank Spikes. 55 56 SECTION 4. From and after September 1, 2008, Bill 07/08/12 is hereby repealed. 57 58 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 59 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 56-0-1

B-20 1 BILL 07/08/13 EMERGENCY ALLOCATION 2 TO STUDENT HEALTH 3 4 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, Senate Bill 99/00/68 permits special allocations from the Privilege Fee Debt 7 Reduction and Emergency Allocation Account for emergency purposes; 8 9 WHEREAS, This past summer, the university, in line with the Five-Year Tuition Plan, 10 approved a 50-cent per hour increase in the student minimum wage rate; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Chair notified all agencies affected by the increase and asked 13 agencies to submit proposals for emergency funding from reserves if the agencies 14 could not absorb the cost of the increase; 15 16 WHEREAS, Student Health submitted a request in the amount of $6,179.25 to cover the 17 increase in the student minimum wage rate; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has deemed it a priority to fund this unbudgeted 20 expense in order to continue providing quality on-campus employment 21 opportunities for students. 22 23 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 24 25 SECTION 1. A special allocation of $6,179.25 shall be made to Student Health for the purpose 26 of funding the increase in the student minimum wage rate. 27 28 SECTION 2. These funds shall be transferred from the Privilege Fee Debt Reduction and 29 Emergency Allocation Account (NISADERCPF) to the Student Health Privilege 30 Fee Account (NISHPRVFEE). 31 32 SECTION 3. Upon passage, a copy of this bill shall be sent to Vice President for 33 Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Vice President for Institutional 34 Advancement Bob Krause, Associate Vice President for Administration and 35 Finance Bruce Shubert, University Controller Fran Wilbrant, Director of 36 Accounting Services James Bach and Student Health Director Lannie Zweimiller. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 54-1-0

B-21 1 BILL 07/08/14 EMERGENCY ALLOCATION 2 TO INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS 3 4 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, Senate Bill 99/00/68 permits special allocations from the Privilege Fee Debt 7 Reduction and Emergency Allocation Account for emergency purposes; 8 9 WHEREAS, This past summer, the university, in line with the Five-Year Tuition Plan, 10 approved a 50-cent per hour increase in the student minimum wage rate; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Chair notified all agencies affected by the increase and asked 13 agencies to submit proposals for emergency funding from reserves if the agencies 14 could not absorb the cost of the increase; 15 16 WHEREAS, Intercollegiate Athletics submitted a request in the amount of $6,756.40 to cover 17 the increase in the student minimum wage rate; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has deemed it a priority to fund this unbudgeted 20 expense in order to continue providing quality on-campus employment 21 opportunities for students. 22 23 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 24 25 SECTION 1. A special allocation of $6,756.40 shall be made to Intercollegiate Athletics for the 26 purpose of funding the increase in the student minimum wage rate. 27 28 SECTION 2. These funds shall be transferred from the Privilege Fee Debt Reduction and 29 Emergency Allocation Account (NISADERCPF) to the Intercollegiate Athletics 30 Privilege Fee Account (NIAT990038). 31 32 SECTION 3. Upon passage, a copy of this bill shall be sent to Vice President for 33 Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Vice President for Institutional 34 Advancement Bob Krause, Associate Vice President for Administration and 35 Finance Bruce Shubert, University Controller Fran Wilbrant, Director of 36 Accounting Services James Bach, Intercollegiate Athletics Director Tim Weiser 37 and Intercollegiate Athletics Associate Director Bob Cavello. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 40 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 54-1-0

B-22 1 BILL 07/08/15 EMERGENCY ALLOCATION 2 TO K-STATE STUDENT UNION 3 4 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, Senate Bill 99/00/68 permits special allocations from the Privilege Fee Debt 7 Reduction and Emergency Allocation Account for emergency purposes; 8 9 WHEREAS, This past summer, the university, in line with the Five-Year Tuition Plan, 10 approved a 50-cent per hour increase in the student minimum wage rate; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Chair notified all agencies affected by the increase and asked 13 agencies to submit proposals for emergency funding from reserves if the agencies 14 could not absorb the cost of the increase; 15 16 WHEREAS, The K-State Student Union submitted a request in the amount of $22,711.00 to 17 provide an 8.33 percent increase to all student wages and an additional $656.50 to 18 cover workers compensation insurance; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has deemed it a priority to fund this unbudgeted 21 expense in order to continue providing quality on-campus employment 22 opportunities for students. 23 24 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. A special allocation of $10,000.00 shall be made to the K-State Student Union for 27 the purpose of funding the increase in the student minimum wage rate. 28 29 SECTION 2. These funds shall be transferred from the Privilege Fee Debt Reduction and 30 Emergency Allocation Account (NISADERCPF) to the K-State Student Union 31 Fee Account (NIUN480429). 32 33 SECTION 3. Upon passage, a copy of this bill shall be sent to Vice President of Administration 34 and Finance Tom Rawson, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob 35 Krause, Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance Bruce Shubert, 36 University Controller Fran Wilbrant, Director of Accounting Services James 37 Bach, K-State Student Union Director Bernard Pitts and K-State Student Union 38 Assistant Director Jack Thoman. 39 40 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 41 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-3-7

B-23 1 BILL 07/08/16 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 THE KSU COLLEGE BOWL TEAM 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 7 Kansas State College Bowl Team; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Kansas State College Bowl Team will be traveling to Norman, Oklahoma 10 from September 28-29, 2007 to compete in the Route 66 National Academic Quiz 11 Tournament; 12 13 WHEREAS, This tournament will give members of the KSU College Bowl Team a chance to 14 gain valuable tournament experience, as well as promote the Kansas State 15 University team on a regional and national level; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Travel funding for transportation and lodging for eight to ten members 21 of the KSU College Bowl Team to attend the Route 66 College Bowl Classic in 22 Norman, OK, on September 28-29, 2007. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 Registration $ 150.00 $ 0.00 26 Travel $ 497.76 $ 377.76 27 TOTAL $ 647.76 $ 377.76 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. The KSU College Bowl Team shall be allocated $377.76 for the activity 32 described. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 35 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 36 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO076 of the KSU College Bowl Team. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-24 1 BILL 07/08/17 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 PROCLAIMING RIGHTEOUSNESS 3 ALWAYS IN JESUS NAME (P.R.A.I.J.N) 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 8 P.R.A.I.J.N.; 9 10 WHEREAS, P.R.A.I.J.N. will be bringing inspirational speakers to encourage students to 11 persevere in their studies, stay focused and determined to succeed during their 12 college years and to always strive for excellence and integrity in all college 13 endeavors; 14 15 WHEREAS, P.R.A.I.J.N. will be bringing Bishop Clarence R. Williams, Jr., Minister Paul 16 Robinson and the band, Love & Live, on October 9, 2007, in the K-State Student 17 Union Main Ballroom; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 20 follows: 21 22 Project 1 – LSE fee and promotions for P.R.A.I.J.N. speakers and band for their 23 event on October 9, 2007. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 Promotions $ 300.00 $ 50.00 27 LSE Fee $2,500.00 $1,750.00 28 TOTAL $2,800.00 $1,800.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. Proclaiming Righteousness Always in Jesus Name shall be allocated $1,800.00 33 for the activity described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 36 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 37 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO090 of P.R.A.I.J.N. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 40 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-2-0

B-25 1 BILL 07/08/18 BY-LAWS AMENDMENTS 2 CONCERNING EXPULSION 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association Constitution has 7 been amended to provide for expulsion of officers and members of the Legislative 8 Branch instead of the impeachment process for the other two Branches; 9 10 WHEREAS, Similar to the powers vested in the legislative branches of the United States and 11 the State of Kansas, the Kansas State University Student Senate now has the 12 power to discipline or expel its members; and 13 14 WHEREAS, The KSU SGA By-Laws need to be amended to reflect such Constitutional 15 changes. 16 17 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 18 19 SECTION 1. Article V, Section 5. of the KSU SGA By-Laws is amended to read as follows: 20 21 Sectn. 5. Replacement of Student Senators Filling of Vacancies in Student Senators and 22 Expulsion in Legislative Branch. 23 A. In the event that a vacancy occurs in the office of Student Senate Senator, 24 a replacement Student Senator, that who meets all eligibility requirements 25 defined in the KSU SGA Constitution, shall be determined by means of 26 the following. 27 1. The vacancy shall be offered to unsuccessful candidates for the 28 vacated seat, starting with the unsuccessful candidate who received 29 the highest vote total and proceeding down the list. 30 2. When the vacated seat cannot be filled with an unsuccessful 31 candidate, as prescribed, the appropriate college or school council 32 shall appoint the replacement. 33 a. If the vacancy occurs after the general election, a 34 replacement Student Senator shall be appointed by the 35 council of the college or school left without representation. 36 The council shall suitably advertise the vacancy to all 37 members of its respective or school before a replacement is 38 appointed. 39 b. If the vacancy occurs less than two months prior to the 40 general election, the council of the respective college or 41 school shall appoint a replacement senator. 42 B. Any Student Senator, Student Senate Committee Chair or Student Senate 43 Intern with three unexcused absences shall be subject to impeachment 44 expulsion, as provided in the Student Senate Standing Rules. 45 C. Any Student Senator, Student Senate Intern or Student Senate officer who 46 drops class hours below the amount specified in the KSU SGA

B-26 47 Constitution or any Student Senator whose cumulative grade point average 48 drops below the requirement specified in the KSU SGA Constitution, will 49 automatically be considered for impeachment expulsion by the 50 Chairperson of Student Senate. 51 52 SECTION 2. Article V, Section 9.I.4. of the KSU SGA By-Laws is amended to read as follows: 53 4. Initiation of Impeachment or Expulsion Consideration. 54 a. Senate Operations Standing Committee shall maintain a running tally of 55 each member of Student Senate's all unexcused absences. 56 b. In the event a member of Student Senate person has three unexcused 57 absences, Senate Operations Standing Committee shall notify the member 58 person in question and conduct a committee hearing on the member's 59 person's possible impeachment expulsion and consider the alleged 60 malfeasance, misfeasance or nonfeasance. 61 c. In the event that the Senate Operations Standing Committee has confirmed 62 grounds for impeachment or expulsion based on malfeasance, misfeasance 63 or nonfeasance, they will shall present legislation to Student Senate. 64 d. Senate Operations Standing Committee shall give a report to Student 65 Senate detailing any impeachment proceedings initiated by the committee, 66 and shall update the Student Senate as to the progress of these 67 proceedings. 68 69 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 70 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-27 1 BILL 07/08/19 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 K-STATE ALLIANCE 3 FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of K- 8 State Alliance for Peace and Justice; 9 10 WHEREAS, K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice will be bringing singer/songwriter Dave 11 Lippman to K-State to give a satirical performance to engage and inform the 12 audience about current events; 13 14 WHEREAS, K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice will be bringing Mr. Lippman for a 15 performance in Forum Hall on October 3, 2007; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Lecture, Speaker, and Entertainer fee (LSE Fee), as well as rent of 21 space for K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice to bring Dave Lippman to K- 22 State on October 3, 2007. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 Rent of Space $ 25.00 $ 25.00 26 LSE Fee $ 700.00 $ 700.00 27 TOTAL $ 725.00 $ 725.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice shall be allocated $725.00 for the activity 32 described. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 35 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 36 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO099 of K-State Alliance for Peace and 37 Justice. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 27, 2007 40 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-28 1 BILL 07/08/20 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KSU INTERNATIONAL TUBA 3 EUPHONIUM ASSOCIATION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 8 KSU International Tuba Euphonium Association (KSU ITEA); 9 10 WHEREAS, The KSU ITEA is hosting Adam Frey, a world-renowned euphonium soloist to 11 give a recital and teach master classes and private lessons on October 10, 2007; 12 13 WHEREAS, This will provide K-State students with an opportunity to interact and learn from 14 Mr. Frey who teaches music at two universities and has been a guest soloist in 15 numerous orchestras including the Boston Pops; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Lecture, Speaker and Entertainer Fee (LSE Fee) for KSU ITEA to 21 bring Soloist Adam Frey to Kansas State to perform, instruct master classes, and 22 give private lessons on October 10, 2007. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 LSE Fee $1,000.00 $1,000.00 26 TOTAL $1,000.00 $1,000.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. The KSU ITEA shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 33 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Student Reserve Account 34 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS027 of the KSU International Tuba 35 Euphonium Association. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 27, 20007 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE FO 55-0-0

B-29 1 BILL 07/08/21 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 3 PERCUSSIVE ARTS SOCIETY 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 8 Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society (KSUPAS); 9 10 WHEREAS, KSUPAS will be bringing renowned vibraphonist Jerry Tachior to Kansas State 11 University to perform a vibraphone concert and teach a master class; 12 13 WHEREAS, This event will expand students understanding of musical heritage and improve 14 their musical technique, thereby making them better composers, better 15 performers, and more rounded individuals; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker and Entertainer Fee (LSE) for KSUPAS to bring 21 vibraphonist Jerry Tachior to Kansas State University to perform a concert and 22 teach a master class. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 LSE Fee $320.00 $ 320.00 26 TOTAL $320.00 $ 320.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society shall be allocated $320.00 for the 31 activity described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 34 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Student Reserve Account 35 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS018 of the Kansas State University 36 Percussive Arts Society. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 27, 2007 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-30 1 BILL 07/08/22 CREATION OF A SPECIAL 2 COMMITTEE TO IMPLEMENT A KSU 3 STUDENT SENATE-SPONSORED 4 COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT 5 6 BY: Alyssa Provencio and Nick Piper 7 8 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Senate recognizes the importance of student 9 involvement in the Manhattan, Kansas community; 10 11 WHEREAS, Volunteer-based community service initiated by the KSU Student Senate will 12 further strengthen the bonds between the Manhattan community and the KSU 13 Student Senate body; 14 15 WHEREAS, The KSU Student Senate has made it a priority to involve its members in a 16 community service project in the Manhattan community and therefore enriching 17 the KSU Student Senate experience; 18 19 WHEREAS, A Special Committee to Implement a KSU Student Senate-Sponsored Community 20 Service Project will be established; and 21 22 WHEREAS, Appointments for this committee will be subject to Student Senate approval. 23 24 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. There is hereby established the Special Committee to Implement a KSU Student 27 Senate-Sponsored Community Service Project with the following purposes: 28 1. Examine the specific community needs of the city of Manhattan, KS. 29 2. Research and collect data from many community service-based 30 sources. 31 3. Create a presentation with at least three different service project 32 options so that the KSU Student Senate body may vote on them. 33 4. Once a service project has been selected by a majority vote, then the 34 committee shall lead all efforts associated with the project. 35 36 SECTION 2. The Special Committee to Implement a KSU Student Senate-Sponsored 37 Community Service Project shall consist of six KSU Student Senate members, 38 four of which will be Student Senators and two of which will be Student Senate 39 Interns. All of the members appointed shall be voting members, including the 40 chair. The chair of the committee, which will be a Student Senator, will be jointly 41 appointed by the Student Senate Chair and the Student Senate Vice Chair, and be 42 subject to Student Senate approval. 43 44 SECTION 3. The Special Committee to Study to Implement a KSU Student Senate-Sponsored 45 Community Service Project shall present the community service project options at 46 the Student Senate meeting on Thursday, November 15, 2007. Voting for this

B-31 47 project shall take place at Student Senate meeting on Thursday, November 29, 48 2007. 49 50 SECTION 4. Upon passage a copy of this bill shall be sent to Kansas State University President 51 Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement 52 Bob Krause, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Assistant Dean of Student Life 53 Gayle Spencer, and Faculty Senate President Frank Spikes. 54 55 SECTION 5. From and after September 1, 2008, Bill 07/08/22 is hereby repealed. 56 57 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 4, 2007 58 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 49-0-0

B-32 1 BILL 07/08/23 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN 3 CHURCH YOUTH GROUP 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 8 TheApostolic Christian Church Youth Group; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Apostolic Christian Church Youth Group will be traveling to Bloomington, 11 Illinois, to attend “College Weekend” during the week of October 19-21, 2007; 12 13 WHEREAS, College Weekend will help the attendees to become more effective as students on 14 a college campus backed by Christian principles; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Funds for ten members of the Apostolic Christian Church Youth 20 Group to travel to Bloomington, IL from October 19-21, 2007. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $ 500.00 $ 500.00 24 TOTAL $ 500.00 $ 500.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. The Apostolic Christian Church Youth Group shall be allocated $500.00 for the 29 activity described. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 32 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 33 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO010 of the Apostolic Christian Church 34 Youth Group. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 4, 2007 37 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 47-2-0

B-33 1 BILL 07/08/24 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 NAVIGATORS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 Navigators; 8 9 WHEREAS, Two hundred members of Navigators will be traveling to the University of 10 Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, Iowa to take part in “Main Event,” their national 11 conference; 12 13 WHEREAS, Students attending this conference will develop their character, spiritual growth, 14 and leadership skills in diverse settings by listening to various lectures and 15 presentations; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Funds for 200 members of Navigators to travel to Cedar Falls, IA from 21 October 19-21, 2007. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Travel $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 25 TOTAL $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. The Navigators shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 32 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 33 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO051 of the Navigators. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 4, 2007 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 49-0-0

B-34 1 BILL 07/08/25 APPROVAL OF AMENDMENTS 2 TO HONOR & INTEGRITY 3 SYSTEM CONSTITUTION 4 5 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 6 7 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association sanctioned the 8 implementation of the Honor System in Bill 96/97/76; 9 10 WHEREAS, Bill 96/97/76 states that any changes to the Honor System must be approved by 11 Student Senate, subject to approval by the Student Body President; 12 13 WHEREAS, Faculty Senate created the Committee to Examine the Honor System Constitution 14 and By-Laws; 15 16 WHEREAS, Confusion between the Honors System and the University Honors Program has 17 arisen over the past several months and amendments to the name of the system 18 have been proposed; 19 20 WHEREAS, These amendments to the name of the system will alleviate the confusion between 21 the Honors System and University Honors Program established at Kansas State 22 University; 23 24 WHEREAS, There has also been two additional articles revised in the Investigation and 25 Adjudication Procedures which were formerly known as the Honor System By- 26 laws, and one additional article added. These articles that were originally left off 27 the revision report detailed in Bill 06/07/04 due to their insignificance pertaining 28 to task of the committee established by Faculty Senate; and 29 30 WHEREAS, Student Senate must approve the recommended changes. 31 32 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 33 34 SECTION 1. The following amendments to the Honor System Constitution are approved by the 35 Kansas State University Student Governing Association: 36 37 38 Kansas State University Honor & Integrity System Constitution 39 40 We, the undergraduate and graduate students and faculty of Kansas State University, in order to 41 conduct our academic endeavors under high standards of individual responsibility, thereby 42 promoting personal honor and integrity, set forth this constitution of the Honor & Integrity 43 System. 44 45 ARTICLE I. ROLE/PURPOSE 46 1. The Honor & Integrity System is intended to contribute to an environment at Kansas 47 State University that fosters academic honesty and integrity.

B-35 48 2. All members of the academic community, both students and faculty, are urged to report 49 violations of the honor pledge. 50 3. The honor pledge statement: On all assignments, examinations, or other course work 51 undertaken by students, the following pledge is implied, whether or not it is stated: "On 52 my honor, as a student, I have neither given nor received unauthorized aid on this 53 academic work." 54 4. The K-State Honor & Integrity System specifies how alleged violations of the honor 55 pledge are adjudicated by the Honor Council. 56 5. The Honor Council employs the Faculty Senate definitions for academic dishonesty in 57 interpreting and applying this Honor & Integrity System. 58 6. Grading disputes and non-academic, behavior-related issues are handled elsewhere by 59 existing K-State systems. 60 7. Breaches of faculty honesty and integrity are covered by existing university policies that 61 are published in the Faculty Handbook. 62 63 ARTICLE II. SELECTION OF HONOR COUNCIL MEMBERS 64 65 1. The Honor Council includes faculty and undergraduate students from each of the 66 following colleges: Agriculture, Architecture Planning and Design, Arts and Sciences, 67 Business Administration, Education, Engineering, Human Ecology, Technology and 68 Aviation. Each college is represented by two student and two faculty members, with the 69 exception of the College of Arts and Sciences, which is represented by three students and 70 three faculty members, and the College of Technology and Aviation, which is represented 71 by four students and four faculty members. In addition, the dean of student life will 72 appoint three staff members and the Associate Provost for Diversity will appoint three 73 students at large to serve on the Honor Council. Ten graduate students will be appointed 74 at large by the graduate student council president upon the recommendation of the 75 Graduate Student Council. 76 77 2. Undergraduate student members: 78 a. Undergraduate students are nominated to the Honor Council by the student body 79 president. 80 b. Student nominees must have completed two semesters at Kansas State University, 81 be in good academic standing and be enrolled in a minimum of 6 credit hours. 82 c. Diversity may be a consideration in appointing members. 83 d. The Student Body President nominates student members from each of the 84 previously mentioned colleges. 85 e. All nominations are subject to approval by Student Senate. 86 f. The Student Body President forwards the names of nominees to the Provost, who 87 ensures eligibility. 88 89 3. Graduate student members: 90 a. Graduate student nominees must be currently enrolled and in good academic 91 standing. 92 b. Diversity may be a consideration in appointing members. 93 c. Graduate student nominees are forwarded to the Provost who ensures eligibility 94

B-36 95 4. Faculty Members: 96 a. Faculty apply for membership to their respective dean. 97 b. Deans' nominations are forwarded to the Provost and the president of the Faculty 98 Senate who jointly approve members from each college. 99 c. Diversity may be a consideration in appointing members. 100 d. All appointments are subject to approval by Faculty Senate. 101 102 ARTICLE III. DUTIES OF HONOR COUNCIL MEMBERS 103 104 1. Attend scheduled meetings of the Honor Council. 105 2. Communicate and promote the Honor & Integrity System to the Kansas State University 106 community. 107 3. Advise students and faculty who report violations of the honor pledge. 108 4. Serve as neutral investigators of alleged honor pledge violations. 109 5. Serve as panel members during hearings of alleged honor pledge violations. 110 6. If elected, serve as Chair or Vice Chair of the Honor Council. 111 112 ARTICLE IV. HONOR COUNCIL TERM OF OFFICE 113 114 1. Members' terms are two years, except for initial appointments, which are divided equally 115 between one-year and two-year terms. 116 2. Members' terms begin at the end of the spring semester and end at the conclusion of the 117 spring semester of the final year of their appointment. 118 3. No member of the Honor Council may serve two consecutive full terms. 119 4. Members participate in a training process developed by the Director of the Honor & 120 Integrity System. 121 5. If members resign or are removed from office, replacement appointments are made by the 122 respective entity for the remaining portions of their terms. 123 124 ARTICLE V. REMOVAL FROM HONOR COUNCIL 125 126 Members are subject to removal from office pursuant to the procedures and grounds for removal 127 in the bylaws. 128 129 The Honor Council may remove any member on grounds of malfeasance, misfeasance or 130 nonfeasance in office by two-thirds vote of the membership. Positions on the Honor Council that 131 are unfilled at the time of a vote are not considered part of the membership. 132 133 The Honor Council may recommend that the provost remove the Director or Associate Director 134 on the grounds of malfeasance, misfeasance or nonfeasance in office by two-thirds vote of the 135 membership. 136

B-37 137 ARTICLE VI. OFFICERS OF THE HONOR COUNCIL 138 139 1. Chair 140 a. The Chair is chosen annually from the membership of the Honor Council by 141 majority vote. 142 b. The Chair presides at meetings of the Honor Council and serves in a 143 parliamentary role. 144 c. The Chair, with the assistance of the Honor Council, annually evaluates the 145 performance of the Honor & Integrity System Director and forwards the 146 evaluation and a recommendation to the Provost. 147 d. If the Honor & Integrity System Director has a conflict of interest in an alleged 148 violation, the Honor Council Chair serves in the role of Honor & Integrity System 149 Director for that case. 150 151 2. Vice Chair 152 a. The Vice Chair is chosen annually from the membership of the Honor Council by 153 majority vote. 154 b. The Vice Chair performs the duties of the Chair when the Chair is unable to do 155 so. 156 157 3. Director 158 a. The Director of the Honor & Integrity System is appointed by the Provost to 159 oversee the Honor Council. 160 b. Director's responsibilities: 161 i. Communicate and promote the Honor & Integrity System to the Kansas 162 State University community. 163 ii. Receive alleged violations of the Honor & Integrity System. 164 iii. Determine whether alleged violations should proceed to a hearing panel. 165 iv. Select investigators, panels for hearings and appeals, and panel Chairs. 166 v. Provide the equipment and technical assistance for recording hearings. 167 vi. Record findings of the hearing and appeal panels. 168 vii. Maintain the records of all Honor Council proceedings. 169 viii. Review Honor & Integrity System policies and report annually to the 170 Provost, Faculty Senate and Student Senate. 171 ix. Serve as an ex-officio member of the Honor Council. 172 x. Develop and conduct a training program for members of the Honor 173 Council. 174 175 ARTICLE VII. EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS OF THE HONOR COUNCIL 176 177 1. The Provost and the Dean of Student Life, or their representatives, may serve an advisory 178 role at Honor Council meetings. 179 2. The Director of the Honor & Integrity System and staff members of the Honor Council 180 have speaking rights during Honor Council meetings. 181

B-38 182 ARTICLE VIII. STUDENT RIGHTS 183 184 Students' rights are enumerated under Article XII of the K-State Student Governing Association 185 constitution. 186 187 ARTICLE IX. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS 188 189 1. Amendments to this constitution may be proposed by any member of the faculty, 190 undergraduate or graduate student at Kansas State University. 191 2. All amendments must be approved by 3/4 vote of the Honor Council selected and 192 qualified. 193 3. All amendments are subject to approval by Faculty Senate and Student Senate. 194 195 ARTICLE X. BYLAW REVISIONS 196 197 Bylaw revisions must be approved by a 2/3 vote of the total Honor Council selected and 198 qualified. 199 200 ARTICLE X: ANNUAL REVIEW 201 202 The Director and Associate shall Director annually review the Honor & Integrity System 203 Constitution, Investigation and Adjudication Procedures and when appropriate, present 204 amendments to the Honor Council for consideration and approval. Amendments to the Honor & 205 Integrity System Constitution must then be approved by Faculty Senate, Graduate Council, and 206 Student Senate. Changes in the Investigation and Adjudication Procedures must be reviewed at 207 five-year intervals by Student Senate and Faculty Senate as specified in Article XI of the 208 Constitution. 209 210 The Honor & Integrity System Director and Associate Director shall prepare an annual report of 211 the previous year’s Honor & Integrity System activities at the beginning of fall semester and 212 present it to the Provost, Faculty Senate, Student Senate, Graduate Student Council and Graduate 213 Council. 214 215 The Honor Council Chair annually initiates and organizes the Honor Council evaluation of the 216 job performance of the Director and Associate Director and forwards that evaluation and 217 recommendation to the Provost at the conclusion of the spring semester. 218 219 ARTICLE XI: INVESTIGATION AND ADJUDICATION PROCEDURES 220 221 Upon adoption by the Faculty Senate and Student Senate, the Investigation and Adjudication 222 Procedures shall be subject to periodic review by Faculty Senate, Graduate Council, Graduate 223 Student Council, and Student Senate, at 5 year intervals beginning in 2005. Interim revisions to 224 the Investigation and Adjudication Procedures may be made upon approval by, a 2/3 vote of the 225 Honor Council, and the Provost. The Investigation and Adjudication Procedures must be posted 226 at the Honor & Integrity System website (http://www.ksu.edu/honor) and updated regularly. 227

B-39 228 SECTION 2. All amendments to the name of the Honors system made in this section of the 229 constitution shall also be placed in the Investigation and Adjudication Procedures 230 portions of the Honors Systems By-Laws. 231 232 SECTION 3. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association approves these 233 amendments to the name of Honor System and revision of Articles V and X and 234 addition of Article XI. 235 236 SECTION 4. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 237 a copy of this bill shall be sent to President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, 238 Faculty Senate President Frank Spikes, Faculty Senate Academic Affairs 239 Committee Chair Doris Carroll, and Committee to Examine the Honor System 240 Constitution and By-Laws Chair Jackie Spears. 241 242 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 4, 2007 243 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 49-0-0

B-40 1 BILL 07/08/26 CREATION OF THE SPECIAL 2 COMMITTEE TO REVIEW THE 3 KANSAS STATE STUDENT 4 UNION FUNDING STRUCTURE 5 6 BY: Matt Wagner and Nick Piper 7 8 WHEREAS, The Kansas State Student Union (KSSU) serves as focal point for students on 9 campus and plays an integral role in the educational mission of the university; 10 11 WHEREAS, Over the past 5 years the KSSU has averaged an operations budget deficit of 12 $166,636.00; 13 14 WHEREAS, K-State wishes to insure the continual financial stability of this establishment by 15 means of researching, analyzing, and implementing a new funding structure, with 16 the intent of generating more long-term profitable solutions; 17 18 WHEREAS, The Union Governing Board and the Union Corporation Board have 19 both recommended the establishment of a special committee to study the funding 20 structure of the KSSU and have made significant contributions towards its 21 creation; 22 23 WHEREAS, These solutions will allow the KSSU to consistently adapt to the ever-changing 24 needs of K-State students and the local economy; 25 26 WHEREAS, A Special Committee to Review the Kansas State University Student Union 27 Funding Structure should be established; and 28 29 WHEREAS, Appointments for this committee will be subject to Student Senate approval. 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. There is hereby established the Special Committee to Review the Kansas State 34 Student Union Funding Structure with the following purposes: 35 1. Analyze the current funding structure of the KSSU to determine 36 objectives facing the Union’s financial foundation. 37 2. Research and collect information from other collegiate student unions 38 to devise a strategy for a new funding structure. 39 3. Use analysis and information collected to implement a new funding 40 strategy for the KSSU with the purpose of creating profit-generating 41 options in all facets of the establishment. 42 4. Upon completion of a new strategy the committee will present its plan 43 of action to Student Senate, Faculty Senate, and Administrative 44 Officials. 45

B-41 46 SECTION 2. The Special Committee to Review the Kansas State University Student Union 47 Funding Structure shall consist of nineteen members, nine of whom are students. 48 Of the nineteen members, fourteen will be voting members, and five will be ex- 49 officio, non-voting members. The break down of the committee, along with their 50 titles, positions and voting status is as follows (VM denotes Voting Member; 51 XONV denotes Ex-officio, Non-voting Member): 52 53 Student Senate Chair -- serve as special committee chair [VM] 54 Current Union Governing Board President or VP [VM] 55 Current Union Program Council President or VP [VM] 56 Current Union Corporate Board President or VP [VM] 57 Five appointed student representatives [VMs] 58 Faculty Senate President or designee [VM] 59 Classified Senate President or designee [VM] 60 Chairman of the College of Business Administration Advisory Council [VM] 61 Alumni Association President or designee [VM] 62 Chairman of the KSU Foundation Executive Committee [VM] 63 Vice President of Administration and Finance or designee [XONV] 64 Vice President of Institutional Advancement or designee [XONV] 65 KSSU Assistant Director/Business Affairs [XONV] 66 Former KSSU Director [XONV] 67 Current KSSU Director [XONV] 68 69 Student committee members shall be jointly appointed by the Student Body 70 President and the Student Senate Chair and be subject to Student Senate approval. 71 72 SECTION 3. The Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding 73 Structure shall submit its final proposal to the Student Senate body, Faculty 74 Senate Body, and University Administration by March 1, 2008. 75 76 SECTION 4. A copy of this bill shall be sent to Kansas State University President Jon Wefald, 77 Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, 78 Vice President for Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Dean of Student 79 Life Pat Bosco, Classified Senate President Barbara Nagel, Faculty Senate 80 President Frank Spikes, President of the KSU Alumni Board Amy Button-Renz, 81 Chairman of the College of Business Administration Advising Council John 82 Graham, Chairman of the KSU Foundation Executive Committee Paul 83 Stephenson, KSSU Director Bernard Pitts, Former KSSU Director Jack Sills, 84 KSSU Business Affairs Director Jack Thoman, KSSU Corporate Board President 85 Piper Hoskins, KSSU Governing Board President Sarah Morton, and KSSU 86 Program Council President Kyle Malone. 87 88 SECTION 5. From and after September 1, 2008, Bill 07/08/26 is hereby repealed. 89 90 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 11, 2007 91 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-42 1 BILL 07/08/27 AUTHORIZATION OF 2 FALL REFERENDUM FOR 3 RECREATIONAL SERVICES EXPANSION 4 5 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Clint Blaes, and Anthony 6 Carter 7 8 WHEREAS, Students have expressed a significant interest in expanding the Chester E. Peters 9 Recreation Complex; 10 11 WHEREAS, Making healthier decisions has become a focus at Kansas State University and 12 other universities throughout the nation and campus recreation facilities have 13 played a major role in supporting this initiative; 14 15 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term Strategies of 16 the Recreation Complex identified that an architectural study should be completed 17 during the summer of 2007; 18 19 WHEREAS, The Recreational Services programs have expanded in number and scope since 20 the last expansion in 1993, as well as the size of the student body; 21 22 WHEREAS, The architects have completed this study as requested and defined by Student 23 Senate and have provided their findings to the current Student Senate; 24 25 WHEREAS, The entire student body should have the right to vote on an expansion to the 26 Chester E. Peters Recreation Complex; 27 28 WHEREAS, Article V, Section 510. C. of the Kansas State University Student Governing 29 Association Constitution requires a referendum vote for the allocation and 30 reallocation of student fees for the construction of a building or facility; and 31 32 WHEREAS, Article XI, Section 1101 – 1107 of the KSU SGA Constitution outlines the 33 procedure for establishing and conducting a referendum. 34 35 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 36 37 SECTION 1. The Student Senate authorizes the holding of a referendum on the following 38 question: 39 40 Are you in favor of expanding the Chester E. Peters Recreation Complex to more 41 than 150% of its current size using the following fee structure?: 42 43 Establish a student fee sufficient to meet the debt service requirements on a 30 44 year bond issue. The bonds will be issued to meet construction and related bond 45 financing expenditures. The impact on fees will extend the current recreation 46 bond student fee of approximately $22.50 until the new bond has been paid off

B-43 47 (approximately 30-years). The new fee is currently estimated to be $20 per 48 student per semester for three years (FY 2009-2011) and will increase to $40 per 49 student per semester for the remaining years. 50 51 _____Yes ___No 52 53 SECTION 3. This student referendum shall be held on Tuesday, November 13, 2007, from 7:00 54 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. by electronic ballot. The electronic polling procedures and 55 guidelines shall be in accordance with KSU SGA election regulations. 56 57 SECTION 4. In accordance with the KSU SGA Constitution, an affirmative vote outcome of 58 60% or more shall be required for the referendum to be adopted. If the necessary 59 affirmative outcome is not met, this referendum shall be considered rejected. 60 61 SECTION 5. A copy of this bill shall be sent to Kansas State University President Jon Wefald, 62 Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, 63 Vice President for Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Associate Vice 64 President for Administration and Finance Bruce Shubert, Dean of Student Life 65 Pat Bosco, Assistant Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bernard Pitts, 66 Interim Director of Facilities Planning Abe Fattaey, University Controller Fran 67 Willbrant, Recreational Services Director Steve Martini, Assistant Dean of 68 Student Life Gayle Spencer, Faculty Senate President Frank Spikes, and 69 Classified Senate President Barbara Nagel. 70 71 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 18, 2007 72 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-44 1 BILL 07/08/28 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 SOCIETY FOR APPRECIATION 3 OF BHARATIYA HERITAGE 4 AND ART 5 6 BY: Allocations Committee 7 8 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 9 Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Art (SABHA); 10 11 WHEREAS, SABHA will host a sitar concert by the renowned Dr. Sanjay Bandopathay in 12 Forum Hall of the Student Union on October 22, 2007; 13 14 WHEREAS, This concert will allow the audience to experience and appreciate the cultural 15 differences in classical music; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, and Entertainer (LSE) Fee, and Promotions for 21 SABHA to bring Dr. Sanjay Bandopathay to the K-State Student Union on 22 October 22, 2007. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 Promotions $ 150.00 $ 80.00 26 LSE Fee $ 2,800.00 $ 2,000.00 27 TOTAL $ 2,950.00 $ 2,080.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts (SABHA) shall be 32 allocated $2,080.00 for the activity described. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 35 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Student Reserve Account 36 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS021 of SABHA. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 18, 2007 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-45 1 BILL 07/08/29 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL 3 CHILDREN 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 8 Council for Exceptional Children (CEC); 9 10 WHEREAS, Two members of CEC will be traveling to Hutchinson, Kansas, to attend the CEC 11 State Conference from October 25-26, 2007; 12 13 WHEREAS, This conference will provide members the opportunity to gain valuable 14 knowledge and skills from other student CEC groups to apply within organization 15 at Kansas State University; 16 17 WHEREAS, The president of the K-State chapter of CEC is being recognized and is receiving 18 an award at this conference; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1- Travel funding for two members of CEC to attend the CEC State 24 Conference in Hutchinson, KS, from October 25-26, 2007. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 Travel $ 200.00 $ 200.00 28 TOTAL $ 200.00 $ 200.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. Council for Exceptional Children shall be allocated $200.00 for the activity 33 described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 36 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 37 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO108 of Council for Exceptional 38 Children. 39 40 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 18, 2007 41 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-46 1 BILL 07/08/30 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 SAUDI CLUB 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 7 Saudi Club; 8 9 WHEREAS, On October 24, 2007, the Saudi Club will be sending eight members to the Saudi- 10 US Relationship Conference in Cedar Falls, Iowa; 11 12 WHEREAS, This conference will provide students with an opportunity to further their 13 knowledge of foreign relations and the perception of the United States abroad; 14 15 WHEREAS, On November 15, 2007, the Saudi Club will be bringing Dr. Mohammad Alomar 16 to campus to present a lecture on education in Saudi Arabia; 17 18 WHEREAS, This lecture will provide Kansas State University students with an opportunity to 19 further their understanding of the Saudi Arabian education system and culture; 20 and 21 22 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 23 follows: 24 25 Project 1 – Travel for eight members of the Saudi Club to attend the Saudi-US 26 Relationship Conference in Cedar Falls, IA, on October 24, 2007: 27 28 Request Recommendation 29 Travel $ 600.00 $ 600.00 30 TOTAL $ 600.00 $ 600.00 31 32 Project 2 – Lecture, Speaker, and Entertainer (LSE) Fee, and Promotions for Dr. 33 Mohammad Alomar to present a lecture on education in Saudi Arabia on 34 November 15, 2007: 35 36 Request Recommendation 37 LSE Fee $ 1,690.00 $1,250.00 38 Promotions $ 300.00 $ 150.00 39 TOTAL $ 1,990.00 $1,400.00 40 41 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 42 43 SECTION 1. The Saudi Club shall be allocated $2,000.00 for the activities described. 44 45 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 46 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 47 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO107 of the Saudi Club. 48 49 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 11, 2007

50 BY A ROLL CALLB-47 VOTE OF 47-2-1 1 BILL 07/08/31 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 STUDENTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL 3 ACTION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 8 Students for Environmental Action (SEA); 9 10 WHEREAS, SEA will host a presentation by Jim French from Oxfam relating to the Farm Bill 11 on November 1, 2007 at the Kansas State Student Union; 12 13 WHEREAS, K-State students will learn about government policy on agriculture in the 14 Midwest; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, Entertainer (LSE) Fee, Promotions and Rent of 20 Space at the K-State Student Union for Students for Environmental Action to 21 bring Jim French to K-State on November 1, 2007. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Promotions $ 210.00 $ 150.00 25 Rent of Space $ 45.00 $ 45.00 26 LSE Fee $ 575.00 $ 575.00 27 TOTAL $ 830.00 $ 770.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. Students for Environmental Action shall be allocated $770.00 for the activity 32 described. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 35 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 36 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO061 of Students for Environmental 37 Action. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 18, 2007 40 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-48 1 BILL 07/08/32 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 SEXUAL HEALTH AWARENESS 3 PEER EDUCATORS 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 8 Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators (SHAPE); 9 10 WHEREAS, SHAPE will be sending four students to the BACCHUS Network General 11 Assembly in Atlanta, Georgia, on November 8-11, 2007; 12 13 WHEREAS, Conference attendees will gain knowledge and presentation ideas to bring back to 14 the Kansas State University campus; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Travel for four members of SHAPE to Atlanta, GA, to attend the 20 BACCHUS Network General Assembly from November 8-11, 2007. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $ 3,877.00 $ 400.00 24 TOTAL $ 3,877.00 $ 400.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators shall be allocated $400.00 for the 29 activity described. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 32 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 33 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO060 of Sexual Health Awareness Peer 34 Educators. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 18, 2007 37 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-49 1 BILL 07/08/33 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KANDANCE 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 KanDance; 8 9 WHEREAS, Ten members of KanDance will be traveling to Wichita State University in 10 Wichita, Kansas, to attend the Kansas Dance Festival from November 15-18, 11 2007; 12 13 WHEREAS, This festival will allow KanDance members the opportunity to display their 14 performances in front of others, attend master dance classes, and network with 15 other individuals in the field of dance; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1- Travel funding for ten members of KanDance to attend the Kansas 21 Dance Festival in Wichita, KS, from November 15-18, 2007. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Travel $1,000.00 $1,000.00 25 TOTAL $1,000.00 $1,000.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. KanDance shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 32 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Student Reserve Account 33 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS009 of KanDance. 34 35 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 18, 2007 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-50 1 BILL 07/08/34 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 EMERGING GREEN BUILDERS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 Emerging Green Builders; 8 9 WHEREAS, Emerging Green Builders will be sending five of their members to Chicago, 10 Illinois, from November 6-9, 2007, to attend the Greenbuild conference; 11 12 WHEREAS, Greenbuild will allow the attendees to network with professionals in creating 13 more sustainable solutions in the architectural and construction industries; 14 15 WHEREAS, Student attendees will be able to bring their knowledge back to Kansas State 16 University and share it with Emerging Green Builders and the campus at large; 17 and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 20 follows: 21 22 Project 1 –Travel for five members of Emerging Green Builders to Chicago, IL, 23 to attend Greenbuild, a conference dedicated to green building techniques and 24 practices. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 Travel $ 500.00 $ 500.00 28 TOTAL $ 500.00 $ 500.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. Emerging Green Builders shall be allocated $500.00 for the activity described. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 35 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 36 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO109 of Emerging Green Builders. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 25, 2007 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-51 1 BILL 07/08/35 FY 2008 ALLOCATION 2 TO NEWMAN CLUB 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 Newman Club; 8 9 WHEREAS, Newman Club will be traveling to St. Louis, Missouri, from March 15 – 20, 2008, 10 to help those who are less fortunate; 11 12 WHEREAS, Newman Club will be sending 21 of its members on this “Alternative Spring 13 Break” to experience the struggles of the homeless that will make them more 14 aware of the challenges of the less fortunate; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Travel for 21 members of Newman Club to St. Louis, MO, from 20 March 15 – 20, 2008. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $1,000.00 $1,000.00 24 TOTAL $1,000.00 $1,000.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. Newman Club shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 31 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 32 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO052 of Newman Club. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 25, 2007 35 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 43-12-0

B-52 1 BILL 07/08/36 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KSU AIKIDO CLUB 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of KSU 7 Aikido Club; 8 9 WHEREAS, KSU Aikido Club will be sending four of their members to Blue Springs, 10 Missouri, from November 10-11, 2007, to attend an Aikido Friendship Seminar; 11 12 WHEREAS, This seminar, conducted by fifth-degree black belt Paul Chang, will allow the 13 attendees to enhance their education in Aikido, a Japanese self-defense martial art 14 that focuses on non-injury to the attacker; 15 16 WHEREAS, Student attendees will be able to bring their knowledge back to K-State and share 17 it with fellow Aikido pupils, and the campus at large; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 20 follows: 21 22 Project 1 –Travel for four members of KSU Aikido Club to Blue Springs, MO, to 23 attend the Aikido Friendship Seminar conducted by Paul Chang. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 Travel $ 400.00 $ 232.00 27 TOTAL $ 400.00 $ 232.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. KSU Aikido Club shall be allocated $232.00 for the activity described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 34 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 35 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO002 of KSU Aikido Club. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 1, 2007 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-53 1 BILL 07/08/37 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 INDIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 Indian Students Association (ISA); 8 9 WHEREAS, ISA will be hosting their Annual Function on November 11, 2007, at various 10 locations across campus; 11 12 WHEREAS, The ISA Annual Function will feature a Cultural Program, an educational and 13 entertaining presentation of Indian Culture, a Cultural Exhibition, an interactive 14 educational display of Indian artifacts, and a cultural dinner, optionally provided 15 by the ISA; 16 17 WHEREAS, This 22-year tradition of the ISA has been successful in the past, drawing over 18 500 attendees in recent years; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1 – Rent of Equipment, Promotions, and Other for the ISA Annual 24 Function, including a Cultural Program and Cultural Exhibition, which will be 25 held on the K-State campus. 26 27 Request Recommendation 28 Promotion $ 625.00 $ 150.00 29 Rent of Equipment $ 48.00 $ 48.00 30 Other $ 650.00 $ 570.00 31 TOTAL $ 1,323.00 $ 768.00 32 33 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 34 35 SECTION 1. Indian Students Association shall be allocated $768.00 for the activity described. 36 37 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 38 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 39 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO036 of Indian Students Association. 40 41 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SEANTE ON NOVEMBER 1, 2007 42 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-54 1 BILL 07/08/38 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 MINORITIES IN AGRICULTURE, 3 NATURAL RESOURCES, AND 4 RELATED SCIENCES (MANRRS) 5 6 BY: Allocations Committee 7 8 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 9 Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS); 10 11 WHEREAS, MANRRS will be sending ten of their members to Omaha, Nebraska, from 12 November 9-11, 2007, to attend their regional conference; 13 14 WHEREAS, This conference will allow the attendees to network with professionals from 15 ConAgra in the fields of concentration of MANRRS; 16 17 WHEREAS, Student attendees will be able to bring their knowledge back to K-State and share 18 it with other agriculture students and the campus at large; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1 –Travel for ten members of MANRRS to Omaha, NE, to attend their 24 regional conference. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 Travel $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 28 TOTAL $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS) 33 shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 36 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 37 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO045 of MANRRS. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 1, 2007 40 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-55 1 BILL 07/08/39 STATUTES AMENDMENTS UPDATING 2 INFORMAL GUIDELINES FOR 3 THE EDUCATIONAL 4 OPPORTUNITY FUND 5 6 BY: Educational Opportunity Fund Committee 7 8 WHEREAS, The KSU SGA Statutes should be accurate and reflect the current procedures 9 followed by the Kansas State University Student Governing Association; and 10 11 WHEREAS, The audit of the Office of Student Activities and Services recommends that the 12 guidelines for the Educational Opportunity Fund be reviewed and updated each 13 year. 14 15 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 16 17 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 12-0203 is hereby amended to read as follows: 18 12-0203 Scholarships are funded at $500 $700 each. 19 20 SECTION 2. KSU SGA Statute 12-0204 is hereby amended to read as follows: 21 12-0204 Graduate Positions are funded at $9,465 $9,890 each. 22 Nine month positions are funded at $9,890 23 Twelve month positions are funded at $12,890 24 25 SECTION 3. KSU SGA Statute 12-0205 is hereby amended to read as follows: 26 12-0205 Wages are calculated at $6.00 $7.00 per hour. 27 28 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 1, 2007 29 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-56 1 BILL 07/08/40 INCREASE IN KSDB 2 OPERATIONS PRIVILEGE FEE 3 4 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, Kansas State’s student-run radio station, KSDB, adds a great deal to the student 7 life experience; 8 9 WHEREAS, KSDB serves K-State and the Manhattan community by providing campus, local, 10 state, and national news; 11 12 WHEREAS, Last spring, KSDB won 25 student awards from the Kansas Association of 13 Broadcasters, nearly a clean sweep of every category; 14 15 WHEREAS, KSDB requested an operations budget increase to $84,103.32 for FY 2009, 16 $86,821.37 for FY 2010, and $89,640.47 for FY 2011; 17 18 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has reviewed this budget request in accordance with 19 the Kansas State University Student Governing Association Statutes and Bill 20 04/05/20; and 21 22 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee recommends that the KSDB Operations Privilege 23 Fee Account be funded $78,055.32 for FY 2009, $82,304.09 for FY 2010, and 24 $83,659.26 for FY 2011. 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 37-01 is hereby amended to read: 29 30 KSDB BUDGET AGREEMENT 31 32 This agreement made this ____ day of November 2007, between the Kansas State 33 University Student Governing Association (SENATE), and A.Q. Miller School of Journalism 34 and Mass Communications (DEPARTMENT). These monies shall be allocated to KSDB Radio 35 Station, Account #NOMC480432. 36 37 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) shall be funded at 38 the following amounts during the following years: $78,055.32 for July 1, 2008 39 through June 30, 2009, $82,304.09 for July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010, and 40 $83,659.26 for July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011. The BUDGET will be 41 reviewed prior to the 2011-2012 academic year. 42 43 2. Distribution of operation funds for each fiscal year is as follows: 44 45 a. Fiscal year 2009: $13,984.98 shall be allocated to KSDB Manager’s 46 Salary, $41,328.00 shall be allocated for KSDB Student Employee Wages, 47 $6,171.34 shall be allocated for an Associated Press Wire, and $16,571.00 48 shall be allocated for KSDB General Operations. 49

B-57 50 b. Fiscal year 2010: $14,599.48 shall be allocated to KSDB Manager’s 51 Salary, 52 $44,280.00 shall be allocated for KSDB Student Employee Wages, 53 $6,356.48 shall be allocated for an Associated Press Wire, and $17,068.13 54 shall be allocated for KSDB General Operations. 55 56 c. Fiscal year 2011: $15,251.91 shall be allocated to KSDB Manager’s 57 Salary, $44,280.00 shall be allocated for KSDB Student Employee Wages, 58 $6,547.17 shall be allocated for an Associated Press Wire, and $17,580.18 59 shall be allocated for KSDB General Operations. 60 61 3. This agreement supersedes any previous agreement made by Kansas State 62 University Student Senate and/or Kansas State University Student Governing 63 Association with KSDB regarding funding of budget and use of such funds. 64 65 4. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic 66 review by the Kansas State University Student Senate and such review could 67 result in decrease or termination of funding of the BUDGET. The failure of 68 SENATE to exercise any rights in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of 69 such rights in that instance or any other instance. 70 71 5. Within 60 days of the end of each fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT 72 shall submit a written summary of the BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee 73 Chair for review by the entire Senate body. 74 75 6. No construction of or renovation of a building or facility at K-State is permitted 76 with privilege fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of 77 the student body. (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article 78 XI Section 1105) 79 80 7. This agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of 81 Kansas. 82 83 8. By signing this agreement, the representative of the respective parties hereby 84 represent that each is duly authorized by his or her part to execute the document 85 on behalf of such party that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of the 86 agreement. 87 88 9. Bill 07/08/40 becomes effective upon the execution of this agreement by: the 89 Privilege Fee Chair; the Director of A.Q. Miller School of Journalism and Mass 90 Communications; the Chair of the KSDB Advisory Board; the Student Senate 91 Chair; the Vice President for Institutional Advancement; and the Student Body 92 President. 93 94 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 8, 2007 95 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-58 1 BILL 07/08/41 CONTINUANCE OF KSDB REPAIR AND 2 REPLACEMENT PRIVILEGE FEE 3 4 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, Kansas State’s student-run radio station, KSDB, adds a great deal to the student 7 life experience; 8 9 WHEREAS, KSDB serves K-State and the Manhattan community by providing campus, local, 10 state, and national news; 11 12 WHEREAS, KSDB requested a repair and replacement budget continuance of $20,193.00 for 13 FY 2009-2011; 14 15 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has reviewed this budget request in accordance with 16 the Kansas State University Student Governing Association Statutes and Bill 17 04/05/21; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee recommends that the KSDB Repair and 20 Replacement Account be funded $20,193.00 for FY 2009, $20,193.00 for FY 21 2010, and $20,193.00 for FY 2011. 22 23 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 24 25 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 37-02 is hereby amended to read: 26 27 KSDB BUDGET AGREEMENT 28 29 This agreement made this _____ day of November 2007, between the Kansas State 30 University Student Governing Association (SENATE), and A.Q. Miller School of Journalism 31 and Mass Communication (DEPARTMENT). These monies shall be allocated to KSDB Radio 32 Station Repair and Replacement Account #NOMC480425 and used only for the repair and 33 replacement of equipment and maintenance. 34 35 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) shall be funded at 36 the following amounts during the following fiscal years: $20,193.00 for July 1, 37 2008 through June 30, 2009, $20,193.00 for July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010, 38 and $20,193.00 for July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011. The BUDGET will be 39 reviewed prior to 2011-2012 academic year. 40 41 2. Definitions: 42 43 a. Repair shall be defined as major building repairs including repairs of fixed 44 building property and the repairs of building equipment and building 45 furnishings that are not part of normal maintenance and ordinary repairs 46 (as defined below) of the facility. 47

B-59 48 b. Replacement involves the removal of a major part or component of 49 structure or equipment and the substitution of a new part or component 50 essentially of the same type and performance capabilities. 51 52 c. Normal maintenance and ordinary repairs shall be defined as costs such as 53 cleaning, adjustment, and painting which are incurred on a continuous 54 basis to keep operational assets in usable condition. Ordinary repairs are 55 outlays for parts, labor and related supplies which are necessary to keep 56 the asset in operational condition, but neither (a) add materially to the 57 value of the asset, nor (b) prolong its life appreciably. 58 59 3. This agreement supersedes any previous agreement made by Kansas State 60 University Student Senate and/or Kansas State University Student Governing 61 Association with KSDB regarding funding of budget and use of such funding. 62 63 4. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic 64 review by Kansas State University Student Senate and such review could result in 65 decrease or termination of funding of the BUDGET. The failure of SENATE to 66 exercise any rights in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of such rights in 67 that instance or any other instance. 68 69 5. Within 60 days of the end of each fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT 70 shall submit a written summary of the BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee 71 Chair for review by the entire Senate body. 72 73 6. No construction or renovation of a building or facility at KSU is permitted with 74 privilege fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the 75 student body. (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article XI 76 Section 1105) 77 78 7. This agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of 79 Kansas. 80 81 8. By signing this agreement, the representative of the respective parties hereby 82 represent that each is duly authorized by his or her part to execute this document 83 on behalf of such party that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of the 84 agreement. 85 86 9. Bill 07/08/41 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by: the 87 Privilege Fee Chair; the Director of A.Q. Miller School of Journalism and Mass 88 Communication; the Chair of the KSDB Advisory Board; the Student Senate 89 Chair; the Vice President for Institutional Advancement; and the Student Body 90 President. 91 92 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 8, 2007 93 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-60 1 BILL 07/08/42 EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY 2 FUND ALLOCATIONS FOR FY 2009 3 4 BY: Educational Opportunity Fund Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Educational Opportunity Fund Committee meets once a year to allocate 7 $220,000 in funding for academic scholarships and fellowships, need-based grants, 8 community services programs, and campus student services programs; 9 10 WHEREAS, An allocation of $100,000 from “student-centered enhancements” for the FY 2009 11 Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) is expected to be made Spring 2008; 12 13 WHEREAS, Excess funds totaling $88,788.88 are available in the EOF Reserves Account for 14 additional EOF allocations; 15 16 WHEREAS, The EOF Committee has committed an additional $31,466 in funding from the 17 EOF Reserves Account for FY 2009 EOF; 18 19 WHEREAS, The annual EOF base budget allocation, additional “student-centered tuition 20 enhancements” allocation, and excess funding from the EOF Reserves Account, 21 available for FY 2009 EOF allocation totals $352,866.00; 22 23 WHEREAS, The EOF Committee has considered 30 proposals for FY 2009 EOF; 24 25 WHEREAS, All groups were provided ample opportunity to submit requests for FY 2009 EOF; 26 27 WHEREAS, All groups will have a chance to respond to EOF recommendations; and 28 29 WHEREAS, The following groups have met all formal and informal guidelines established by 30 the Kansas Board of Regents and the Kansas State University Student Governing 31 Association; 32 33 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 34 35 SECTION 1. The following organizations shall receive funding from the FY 2009 Educational 36 Opportunity Fund budget: 37 38 Title of Proposal FIS Allocated Requested Allocated 39 Account FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2009 40 1.Graduate Assistant Position NISLADSEOF $12,870 $12,870 $12,890 41 Adult Student Services 42 43 2.Graduate Assistant Position NRIN490811 $9,870 $9,870 $9,890 44 International Student Center 45 46 3.Graduate Assistantship in Student Development NDCORFEDOP $9,870 $21,445 $9,890 47 Counseling & Educational Psychology/College of Education 48 49 4.International Student Scholarships NISFEDOPPS $5,600 $5,600 $5,600 50 International Student Center/International Coordinating Council 8 @ $700 8 @ $700 8 @ $700 51 52 5.Need Based Scholarships for Full/Part-time Adult NISFEDOPPS $7,000 $7,000 $7,000 53 Non-traditional Students 10 @ $700 10 @ $700 10 @ $700 54 Adult Student Services

B-61 55 Title of Proposal FIS Allocated Requested Allocated 56 Account FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2009 57 6.Program Assistant to Provide Services to Students NIEPPHYEOF $9,870 $9,870 $9,890 58 w/ Physical Disabilities Disability Support Services 59 60 7.Upward Bound Math & Science Programs NIEPUBTUTR $8,300 $0 $0 61 Educational & Personal Development – 62 Upward Bound Math & Science Programs 63 64 8.Minority Student Mentoring Program NIEPMENTOR $12,870 $12,600 $12,890 65 Academic Assistance Center 66 67 9.Joey Lee Garman Undergraduate Scholarship NISFEDOPPS $2,800 $4,200 $2,800 68 Community Cultural Harmony Week Planning Committee 4 @ $700 6 @ 700 4 @ 700 69 70 10.Developing Scholars Supplemental Funding Mini-Grants NIEPDSPEOF $3,000 $4,000 $3,000 71 Academic Assistance Center/Provost Office 60 @ $50 60 @ $50 60 @ $50 72 +$1,000 travel 73 74 11.Developing Scholars Graduate Assistantship NIEPDSPEOF $9,870 $12,870 $9,890 75 Academic Assistance Center/Provost Office 76 77 12.Graduate Positions NISLWMSEOF $19,750 $20,000 $18,906 78 KSU Women's Center 2 @ $9870 1 grad 1 @ $9890 79 2 undergrad 2 at $4,508 80 81 13.Community Service Program "Learning by Serving" NRKCEOFUND $17,800 $26,000 $17,800 82 Community Service Program 83 84 85 14. MEP Scholarships Funds/Graduate Assistant Fellowship $20,390 86 Multicultural Engineering Program NEGATUTORS $9,870 $41,000 $9,890 87 NISFEDOPPS $10,500 $10,500 88 15 @ $700 15 @ $700 89 90 15.Salary Supplement for Career Specialists NIEPACICEO $3,041.85 $3,528.55 $7,200.00 91 Academic & Career Information Center 92 93 16.KSU Child Development Center Childship Funds NISAEOFGF1 $75,000 $75,000 $75,000 94 KSU Child Development Center 95 96 17.University-Wide Tutorial Services NIEPTUTEOF $57,275 $57,275 $57,275 97 Academic Assistance Center 98 99 18.MSO Graduate Assistant NIDVDIVEOF $9,870 $10,000 $9,890 100 Multicultural Student Organization Office 101 102 19.Undergraduate Student Positions NIDVDIVEOF $6,750 $7,500 $6,750 103 Office of Diversity & Dual Career Development 104 105 20.Graduate Assistant NISLOSLEOF $9,870 $9,870 $9,890 106 Office of Student Life 107 108 21. Learning Disability Specialists – NIEPLRNEOF $9,870 $9,870 $9,890 109 Provide Services to Students w/ Learning Disabilities 110 Disability Support Services 111 112 22.Provide Scholarships to Students w/ Learning Disabilities NISFEDOPPS $2,800 $2,800 $2,800 113 Disability Support Services 4 @ $700 4 @ $700 4 @ $700 114 115 23. Provide Scholarships to Students w/ Physical Disabilities NISFEDOPPS $2,800 $2,800 $2,800 116 Disability Support Services 4 @ $700 4 @ $700 4 @ $700 117 B-62 118 Title of Proposal FIS Allocated Requested Allocated 119 Account FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2009 120 24. Educational Evaluations For Underrepresented Students w/ NIEPDSSULD $6,000 $6,000 $6,000 121 Learning Disabilities 122 Disability Support Services 123 124 25. Career assessment grant for Self-Directed Search NIEPACICSD $1,160 $1,160 $1,160 125 Academic and Career Information Center 126 127 26. GRE Prep for Students Under-represented in Higher Education $8,778.24 $0.00 128 Disability Support Services 129 130 27. Developing Scholars Program Undergraduate Assistants $13,520 $0.00 131 Academic Assistance/Provost’s Office 132 133 28. Academic and Need-Based Awards in Pre-law and Philosophy $8,000 $0.00 134 Philosophy Department 135 136 29. PILOTS Program: Under-represented Students Awards $3,500 $0.00 137 PILOTS Program 138 139 30. College of A & S Minority Retention Grad. Assistant and Peer Mentors $21,505 $9,085 140 College of Arts and Sciences/AMETH 141 142 31. PILOTS Essential Peer Support $12,870 $12,890 143 PILOTS Program 144 145 Total $334,276.85 $441,601.79 $352,866.00 146 147 SECTION 2. In the event the expected $100,000 from “student-centered tuition enhancements” 148 is not received, the EOF Committee will reconvene and reconsider all proposals to 149 reallocate available funds. 150 151 SECTION 3. These funds shall be transferred from the Educational Opportunity Fund Reserves 152 Account to each project’s respective account at the beginning of FY 2009. 153 154 SECTION 4. Any unspent funds shall automatically revert back to the respective Educational 155 Opportunity Fund Reserves Accounts at the end of FY 2009. 156 157 SECTION 5. Upon passage of this legislation, a copy of this bill shall be sent to President Jon 158 Wefald and to the Kansas Board of Regents for approval. 159 160 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 8, 2007 161 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-1-0

B-63 1 BILL 07/08/43 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 BUILDING ON BREAKS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation requests of 7 Building on Breaks; 8 9 WHEREAS, Building on Breaks will be sending 20 students to Biloxi, Mississippi, to actively 10 participate in bettering this community; 11 12 WHEREAS, Students going to Biloxi, MS, will be helping with the ongoing Hurricane Katrina 13 relief efforts; 14 15 WHEREAS, Students going to Biloxi, MS, will be working with Habitat for Humanity, a 16 program that strives to make decent shelter a matter of conscience and action. 17 This is a student-led trip that will allow student leaders to guide their teammates 18 through a diverse and challenging environment; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1- Funding for travel for 20 members of Building on Breaks to Biloxi, 24 MS, on December 16-21, 2007, to perform community service. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 Travel $ 500.00 $ 500.00_ 28 TOTAL $ 500.00 $ 500.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. Building on Breaks is allocated $500.00 for the activity described above. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 35 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 36 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO102 of Building on Breaks. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 8, 2007 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 48-4-0

B-64 1 BILL 07/08/44 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KSU YOUNG DEMOCRATS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of KSU 7 Young Democrats; 8 9 WHEREAS, KSU Young Democrats will be sending eight of their members to Manchester, 10 New Hampshire, from November 17-18, 2007, to attend their National 11 Conference; 12 13 WHEREAS, This conference will educate attendees on Young Democrat chapter operations, 14 increasing their ability to provide programming for their organization at K-State, 15 as well as make their efforts to increase political awareness and voter registration 16 on the K-State campus more effective; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1 –Travel for eight members of KSU Young Democrats to Manchester, 22 NH, to attend their National Conference. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 Travel $ 600.00 $ 600.00 26 TOTAL $ 600.00 $ 600.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. KSU Young Democrats shall be allocated $600.00 for the activity described. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 33 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 34 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO069 of KSU Young Democrats. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 8, 2007 37 BY A ROL CALL VOTE OF 50-1-1

B-65 1 BILL 07/08/45 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 Campus Crusade for Christ; 8 9 WHEREAS, Campus Crusade for Christ will be traveling to Denver, Colorado, from January 10 2–7, 2008, to attend the Denver Christmas Conference; 11 12 WHEREAS, Denver Christmas Conference is an opportunity for as many as 40 members of the 13 organization to attend this regional conference to encourage growth in students’ 14 lives spiritually, intellectually and emotionally; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Travel for 40 members of Campus Crusade for Christ to Denver, CO, 20 from January 2–7, 2008. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $1,000.00 $1,000.00 24 TOTAL $1,000.00 $1,000.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. Campus Crusade for Christ shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 31 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 32 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO015 of Campus Crusade for Christ. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 8, 2007 35 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 48-4-0

B-66 1 BILL 07/08/46 BY-LAWS AMENDMENT 2 CONCERNING EXPULSION 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association Constitution has 7 been amended to provide for expulsion of officers and members of the Legislative 8 branch instead of the impeachment process for the other two branches; and 9 10 WHEREAS, The KSU SGA By-Laws need to be amended to reflect such Constitutional 11 changes. 12 13 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 14 15 SECTION 1. Article V, Section 9.E. of the KSU SGA By-Laws is amended to read as follows: 16 17 E. Standing committee chairpersons who are not voting members of Student 18 Senate shall be non-voting, ex officio members of Student Senate. They 19 will be subject to removal from office of chairperson by the voting 20 members of Student Senate for malfeasance, misfeasance or nonfeasance. 21 Any ex-officio member of Student Senate, defined in this Section, who 22 misses three meetings shall automatically be considered for impeachment 23 by Student Senate, unless properly excused by the Chairperson of Student 24 Senate. Non-voting, ex officio members of Student Senate shall be subject 25 to Attendance attendance policies shall be provided for in the Student 26 Senate Standing Rules. 27 28 SECTION 2. This amendment shall take effect immediately upon passage. 29 30 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 15, 2007 31 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-67 1 BILL 07/08/47 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 THETA ALPHA PHI 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Theta 7 Alpha Phi (TAP); 8 9 WHEREAS, TAP will be sending ten students to the American College Theatre Festival in 10 Omaha, Nebraska, from January 20-26, 2008; 11 12 WHEREAS, Festival attendees will gain experience in theatrical performance, learn from 13 fellow actors, and receive constructive criticism on their performances; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 16 follows: 17 18 Project 1 – Travel for ten members of TAP to Omaha, NE, to attend the American 19 College Theatre Festival from January 20-26, 2008. 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 Travel $ 2,671.32 $ 1,000.00 23 TOTAL $ 2,671.32 $ 1,000.00 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. Theta Alpha Phi shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described. 28 29 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 30 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Student Groups Reserve 31 Account NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS010 of Theta Alpha Phi. 32 33 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 15, 2007 34 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-68 1 BILL 07/08/48 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 COLLEGE REPUBLICANS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 College Republicans; 8 9 WHEREAS, College Republicans will be sending 12 students to the Conservative Political 10 Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington, D.C., on February 7-9, 2008; 11 12 WHEREAS, Conference attendance will allow students to develop their organizational 13 leadership skills, improving the effectiveness of the College Republicans and the 14 political engagement of students at Kansas State University; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Travel for 12 members of College Republicans to Washington, D.C., 20 to attend CPAC from February 7-9, 2008. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 24 TOTAL $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. College Republicans shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 31 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 32 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO024 of College Republicans. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 15, 2007 35 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-3

B-69 1 BILL 07/08/49 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 BETA SIGMA CHI 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Beta 7 Sigma Chi; 8 9 WHEREAS, Beta Sigma Chi will be sending six students to the Impact Regional Conference in 10 Atlanta, Georgia, from January 18-21, 2008; 11 12 WHEREAS, Conference attendance will empower students to be better and more effective 13 leaders, teach team building skills, and help to improve the Beta Sigma Chi 14 organization at Kansas State University; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Travel for six members of Beta Sigma Chi to Atlanta, GA, to attend 20 the Impact Regional Conference from January 18-21, 2008. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $ 1,000.00 $ 600.00 24 TOTAL $ 1,000.00 $ 600.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. Beta Sigma Chi shall be allocated $600.00 for the activity described. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 31 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 32 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO092 of Beta Sigma Chi. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 15, 2007 35 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-70 1 BILL 07/08/50 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 UP ‘TIL DAWN 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Up 7 ‘til Dawn; 8 9 WHEREAS, Up ‘til Dawn will be sending 15 students to St. Jude’s Children’s Research 10 Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, from January 3-5, 2008; 11 12 WHEREAS, Students attending this trip will gain first-hand knowledge of the efforts and 13 progress at St. Jude’s, and will be able to return to Kansas State University and 14 inspire other students with the sharing of their experiences; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Travel for 15 members of Up ‘til Dawn to Memphis, TN, to visit the 20 St Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital from January 3-5, 2008. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 24 TOTAL $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. Up ‘til Dawn shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 31 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 32 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO067 of Up ‘til Dawn. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 15, 2007 35 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-71 1 BILL 07/08/51 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KANSAS STATE COLLEGE BOWL TEAM 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 7 Kansas State College Bowl Team; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Kansas State College Bowl Team will be traveling to Rolla, Missouri, from 10 February 2-3, 2008, to compete in the Rollapalooza Tournament at the University 11 of Missouri-Rolla; 12 13 WHEREAS, This tournament will give members of the KSU College Bowl Team a chance to 14 gain valuable tournament experience and promote the team on a regional and 15 national level; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Travel funding for transportation and lodging for eight to ten members 21 of the Kansas State College Bowl Team to attend the Rollapalooza Tournament in 22 Rolla, MO, on February 2-3, 2008. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 Travel $ 616.61 $ 466.61 26 TOTAL $ 616.61 $ 466.61 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. Kansas State College Bowl Team shall be allocated $466.61 for the activity 31 described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 34 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 35 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO076 of the KSU College Bowl Team. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 27, 2007 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-72 1 BILL 07/08/52 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 ACTION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of 7 ACTION; 8 9 WHEREAS, Beginning January 31, 2008, and ending March 1, 2008, ACTION, the Campaign 10 for Nonviolence Student Group, will be holding its annual Season for 11 Nonviolence, 12 13 WHEREAS, In conjunction with this event, ACTION will be bringing Horace Santry and 14 Molly Traffas to campus to speak about nonviolence communication in 15 relationships; 16 17 WHEREAS, Student attendees will gain knowledge of nonviolent communication skills and 18 learn ways to implement these skills into their personal relationships; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, Entertainer Fee (LSE) and Promotions for 24 ACTION to bring Horace Santry and Molly Traffas to campus to educate students 25 about nonviolence communication in relationships. 26 27 Request Recommendation 28 Promotions $ 665.46 $ 150.00 29 LSE Fee $ 200.00 $ 200.00 30 TOTAL $ 865.46 $ 350.00 31 32 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 33 34 SECTION 1. ACTION shall be allocated $350.00 for the activity described. 35 36 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 37 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 38 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO014 of ACTION. 39 40 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 27, 2007 41 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-73 1 BILL 07/08/53 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 SAUDI CLUB 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of the 7 Saudi Club; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Saudi Club will be bringing Dr. Saleh Al-Gahtani of the Mayo Clinic and Dr. 10 Badr Al-Saikau of Johns Hopkins University to speak on medical developments 11 in Saudi Arabia; 12 13 WHEREAS, This presentation will provide both a cultural experience for the Kansas State 14 University community, as well as an educational opportunity to students in 15 various disciplines at Kansas State University; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Lecture, Speaker, and Entertainer (LSE) Fee and Promotions for Dr. 21 Saleh Al-Gahtani and Dr. Badr Al-Saikau to present a lecture on medical 22 developments in Saudi Arabia on January 31, 2008: 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 LSE Fee $ 3,000.00 $2,300.00 26 Promotions $ 300.00 $ 150.00 27 TOTAL $ 3,300.00 $2,450.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. The Saudi Club shall be allocated $1,450.00 for the activities described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 34 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 35 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO107 of the Saudi Club. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 27, 2007 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-74 1 BILL 07/08/54 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 HISPANIC AMERICAN 3 LEADERSHIP ORGANIZATION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of the 8 Hispanic American Leadership Organization (HALO); 9 10 WHEREAS, Ten members of HALO will be traveling to Chicago, Illinois, to attend HALO’s 11 National Leadership Conference from February 14-17, 2008; 12 13 WHEREAS, Attending this conference will give members of HALO the opportunity to obtain 14 advanced leadership skills and training in order to promote cultural education and 15 unity at Kansas State University; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1- Funding for travel for ten members of HALO to Chicago, IL, on 21 February 14-17, 2008, to attend the HALO National Leadership Conference. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Travel $ 2,641.00 $ 1,000.00 25 Registration $ 1,000.00 $ 0.00 26 TOTAL $ 3,641.00 $ 1,000.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. Hispanic American Leadership Organization shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the 31 activity described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 34 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 35 NISACONRSV to the account NISCWO032 of HALO. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 27, 2007 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-75 1 BILL 07/08/55 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 CLUB MANAGERS ASSOCIATION 3 OF AMERICA 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Club 8 Managers Association of America (CMAA); 9 10 WHEREAS, CMAA will be sending ten of their members to Orlando, Florida, from February 11 1-5, 2008, to attend the World Conference on Club Management; 12 13 WHEREAS, The World Conference on Club Management will allow the attendees to network 14 with professionals in the club management field, as well as attend educational 15 workshops and roundtable discussions; 16 17 WHEREAS, Student attendees will be able to bring their knowledge back to Kansas State 18 University and share it with other students interested in club and golf course 19 management and the campus at large; and 20 21 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 22 follows: 23 24 Project 1 – Travel for ten members of CMAA to Orlando, FL, to attend the World 25 Conference on Club Management from February 1-5, 2008. 26 27 Request Recommendation 28 Travel $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 29 TOTAL $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. Club Managers Association of America shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the 34 activity described. 35 36 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 37 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 38 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO074 of CMAA. 39 40 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 27, 2007 41 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-76 1 BILL 07/08/56 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 MORTAR BOARD SENIOR HONORARY 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of 7 Mortar Board Senior Honorary; 8 9 WHEREAS, Mortar Board is hosting keynote speaker, Matt Christensen as the highlight of 10 Mortar Board Week on February 12, 2008, in Forum Hall in the Kansas State 11 Student Union; 12 13 WHEREAS, His message will address the importance of inspiration in learning, specifically his 14 experience with a learning disability; 15 16 WHEREAS, The content of his message is suitable for all academic majors as it promotes 17 diversity, tolerance, and appreciation of all circumstances and serves as an 18 opportunity for self-reflection and re-prioritization; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1- Lecturer, Speaker, and Entertainer (LSE) Fee and Promotions for 24 Mortar Board Senior Honorary to host Matt Christensen on February 12, 2008. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 LSE Fee $ 300.00 $ 300.00 28 Promotions $ 150.00 $ 150.00 29 TOTAL $ 450.00 $ 450.00 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. Mortar Board Senior Honorary is allocated $450.00 for the activity described 34 above. 35 36 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 37 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 38 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO047 of the Mortar Board Senior 39 Honorary. 40 41 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 24, 2008 42 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-77 1 BILL 07/08/57 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 SENSIBLE NUTRITION AND 3 BODY IMAGE CHOICE 4 PEER EDUCATORS (SNAC) 5 6 BY: Allocations Committee 7 8 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of 9 Sensible Nutrition and Body Image Choice Peer Educators (SNAC); 10 11 WHEREAS, On February 28, 2008, SNAC will be bringing nationally recognized speaker 12 Jessica Setnick to campus to discuss the risks of dieting and eating disorders; 13 14 WHEREAS, This program will raise awareness about the dangers of eating disorders, educate 15 students about healthy eating and exercise patterns, and promote healthy body 16 image among students at Kansas State University; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, Entertainer (LSE) Fee, Promotions, and Rent of 22 Space for SNAC to bring speaker Jessica Setnick to campus to lecture about 23 healthier eating and body image attitudes. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 LSE Fee $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00 27 Promotions $ 400.00 $ 150.00 28 Rent of Space $ 104.00 $ 104.00 29 TOTAL $ 2,504.00 $ 2,254.00 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. Sensible Nutrition and Body Image Choice Peer Educators (SNAC) shall be 34 allocated $2,254.00 for the activity described. 35 36 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 37 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 38 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO094 of SNAC. 39 40 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 24, 2008 41 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 49-0-0

B-78 1 BILL 07/08/58 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 BLACK STUDENT UNION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of 7 Black Student Union; 8 9 WHEREAS, Black Student Union will be attending the 31st annual Big XII Conference on 10 Black Student Government at Oklahoma State University on February 14-17, 11 2008; 12 13 WHEREAS, Members of Black Student Union will attend workshops, job fairs, speakers, and 14 multiple other activities in order to enhance the Kansas State University Black 15 Student Union; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Travel for 42 members of Black Student Union to attend the 31st 21 annual Big XII Conference on Black Student Government. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Travel $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 25 TOTAL $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. Black Student Union shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 32 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 33 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO012 of Black Student Union. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 24, 2008 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-79 1 BILL 07/08/59 FY 2008 ADDITIONAL 2 CAMPUS ORGANIZATION 3 FUNDING FROM RESERVES 4 5 BY: Bryan Cox and Clint Blaes 6 7 WHEREAS, Student activities add a great deal to the experience of student life at Kansas State 8 University; 9 10 WHEREAS, There have been numerous requests for funding from various student groups for 11 FY 2008; 12 13 WHEREAS, Due to the number of requests that the Allocations Committee has received this 14 fiscal year, it is necessary to ask approval of the Student Governing Association 15 for additional funding to the annual DEPARTMENT BUDGET for Campus 16 Organizations out of the Reserve for Contingencies Account; and 17 18 WHEREAS, If the approval for additional funding is not passed by the Student Governing 19 Association, then the remaining amount of the student activity fee budgeted for 20 Campus Organizations will be allocated out to student groups until it is exhausted, 21 and the remaining funding requests for this fiscal year will be denied, due to lack 22 of funds. 23 24 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. There shall be a one-time $23,000.00 increase, from $29,000.00 to $52,000.00, to 27 the approved amount for Campus Organizations from the Reserve for 28 Contingencies Account. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 31 these funds shall be allocated to the budgeted amount for Campus Organizations 32 from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV. 33 34 SECTION 3. Upon passage, a copy of this bill shall be sent to the Privilege Fee Chair and 35 Office of Student Activities and Services Accountant Lori Gilmore to comply 36 with internal auditing procedures 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 24, 2008 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-80 1 BILL 07/08/60 INCREASE IN OFFICE OF STUDENT 2 ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES 3 PRIVILEGE FEE 4 5 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Office of Student Activities and Services (OSAS) provides a crucial and 8 valuable service to Kansas State University students and student organizations; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee recommends that the current OSAS budget of 11 $399,343 in fiscal year 2008 be increased to $424,406 in fiscal year 2009, 12 $432,384 in fiscal year 2010, and $440,679 in fiscal year 2011; and 13 14 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has reviewed this budget request in accordance with 15 the Kansas State University Student Governing Association Statutes and Bill 16 04/05/42. 17 18 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 37-04 is hereby amended to read: 21 22 OFFICE OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND 23 SERVICES BUDGET AGREEMENT 24 25 This agreement made this _____ day of January 2008, between the Kansas State 26 University Student Governing Association (SENATE), and Kansas State University Office of 27 Student Activities and Services (DEPARTMENT). 28 29 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) shall be funded at 30 the following amounts during the following Fiscal Years: $424,406 for July 1, 31 2008, through June 30, 2009; $432,384 for July 1, 2009, through June 30, 2010; 32 and $440,679 for July 1, 2010, through June 30, 2011. The BUDGET will be 33 reviewed prior to the 2011-2012 academic year. 34 35 2. Internal Auditing Services. The Kansas State University Student Governing 36 Association will provide, through the Office of Student Activities and Services 37 Privilege Fee, the amount of $18,000 annually to obtain auditing services from the 38 Kansas State University Internal Audit Office. 39 40 The Kansas State University Internal Audit Office will dedicate approximately 41 1,000 hours per year to conducting audits on the specified Privilege Fee receiving 42 agencies for that year. A Privilege Fee Agency will be defined as any agency that 43 directly receives funding from any campus privilege fee. The audits will be set on 44 a standard routine schedule and determined by the Privilege Fee Committee in 45 conjunction with the Vice President of Administration and Finance and the

B-81 46 Director of the Office of Internal Audit. The order of audits will be determined 47 prior to the beginning of the next fiscal year. 48 49 The Kansas State University Office of Internal Audit will utilize the same 50 practices and processes to audit Privilege Fee Agencies as it would for any other 51 university department or organization. These audits will assess the soundness, 52 adequacy, and application of accounting, financial, and other operating controls; 53 determine adherence to Federal, State, University, and Kansas State University 54 Student Governing Association policies and procedures; assess compliance with 55 applicable law, regulations, and generally accepted accounting principles; 56 ascertain whether program results are consistent with established objectives; 57 ascertain the adequacy of controls for safeguarding University and Student 58 Governing Association assets and funds from losses of all kinds; and assist in the 59 improvement of University operations by making constructive suggestions and 60 recommendations. In accordance with University policy, the Internal Audit 61 Office shall submit a working draft to the Privilege Fee agency. The agency will 62 have an opportunity to respond to any recommendations of the Internal Audit. In 63 accordance with University procedure, upon completion of the report it will be 64 made available to the Kansas Board of Regents, the appropriate University 65 officials, the Privilege Fee Committee, and the Kansas State University Student 66 Governing Association. 67 68 3. SafeRide Program. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association 69 will provide, through the Office of Student Activities and Services Privilege Fee, 70 the amount of $99,553 annually for a SafeRide Program. 71 72 4. This agreement supersedes any previous agreement made by Kansas State 73 University Student Senate and/or Kansas State University Student Governing 74 Association with the Kansas State University Office of Student Activities and 75 Services regarding funding of budgets and use of such funding. 76 77 5. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic 78 review by Kansas State University Student senate, and such review could result in 79 decrease or termination of funding of the BUDGET. The failure of SENATE to 80 exercise any of its rights in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of such 81 rights in that instance or in any other instance. 82 83 6. Within 60 days of the end of each fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT 84 shall submit a written summary of BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee 85 Chair for review by the entire Senate body. 86 87 7. No construction of or renovation of a building or facility at KSU is permitted with 88 privilege fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the 89 student body. (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article XI 90 Section 1105). 91

B-82 92 a. Construction shall be defined as capital outlay costs to construct new 93 buildings or facilities or make additions onto an existing building or 94 facility. 95 96 b. Renovation shall be defined as any capital outlay costs used to make 97 modifications to existing building or facilities. Examples of uses of these 98 funds include major replacements (over $30,000), building additions, 99 facility betterments, and improvements which occur infrequently. 100 101 8. This agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the state of 102 Kansas. 103 104 9. By signing this agreement, the representatives of the respective parties hereby 105 represent that each is duly authorized by his or her party to execute this document 106 on behalf of such party and that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of 107 the agreement. 108 109 10. Bill 07/08/60 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by the Privilege 110 Fee Chair, the Coordinator of Student Activities and Services, the Student Senate 111 Chair, the Vice President for Institutional Advancement, the Vice President for 112 Administration and Finance, and the Student Body President. 113 114 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 24, 2008 115 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-83 1 BILL 07/08/61 INCREASE IN 2 STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE 3 4 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, Student activities add a great deal to the experience of student life; 7 8 WHEREAS, The Student Activity Fee provides many benefits to students and student groups; 9 10 WHEREAS, There have been numerous requests for funding from various student groups, 11 college councils, and sports clubs; 12 13 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee recognizes the importance of funding on-campus 14 events from the Student Activity Fee; 15 16 WHEREAS, The Student Activity Fee reserve account has been significantly reduced; 17 18 WHEREAS, The Student Activity Fee should be increased in order to meet the needs of 19 student groups in the future; 20 21 WHEREAS, The Women’s Center and UFM provide important services to students on 22 campus; 23 24 WHEREAS, The Women’s Center has requested an increase in their student activity fee budget 25 to provide additional hours of service to students in the K-State Student Union 26 kiosk; 27 28 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has reviewed this budget request in accordance with 29 the Kansas State University Student Governing Association Statutes and Bill 30 05/06/91; and 31 32 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee recommends that the current Student Activity Fee 33 budget of $183,579 in fiscal year 2008 be increased to $204,764 in fiscal years 34 2009-2011. 35 36 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 37 38 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statutes 37-03 is hereby amended to read: 39 40 STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE BUDGET AGREEMENT 41 42 This agreement made this ______January, 2008, between the Kansas State University 43 Student Governing Association (SENATE), and the Kansas State University Student Activities, 44 Account NISASAUCPF (DEPARTMENT). 45

B-84 46 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) shall be funded at 47 $204,764. The BUDGET will be reviewed prior to the 2011-2012 academic year. 48 49 2. The annual DEPARTMENT BUDGET shall be allocated as follows: 50 51 Campus Organizations: $40,000.00 52 Multicultural Organizations: $14,000.00 53 College Councils: $52,500.00 54 Graduate Student Council: $20,000.00 55 Academic Competition: $45,000.00 56 Institutional Services: $33,264.00 57 58 These amounts are the minimum that must be allocated to fund these areas. However, at the 59 discretion of the Allocations Committee and with approval from Student Senate, additional funds 60 may be disbursed from the respective reserves for contingencies accounts. 61 62 3. A maximum of $24,000.00 of the Campus Organizations allocation and a maximum of 63 $31,500.00 of the College Councils allocation may be used to fund travel. These figures 64 represent 60 percent of the respective allocations. 65 66 4. Institutional Services 67 a. Organizational Identity 68 i. The Women’s Center and University for Man (UFM) shall only be known 69 as Institutional Services and thus shall not be required to register as a 70 student group within the Office of Student Activities and Services at 71 Kansas State University in accordance to Statue 13-0102. 72 b. Guaranteed Funding 73 i. The Women’s Center shall be funded through Institutional Services of the 74 Student Activity Fee at a level of $18,500 for fiscal years 2009, 2010, and 75 2011. 76 1. After each fiscal year, a financial report shall be given to the Chair 77 of the Allocations Committee by the First of September for review. 78 2. The base level of funding shall not be changed unless it is found 79 that there is/has been an inappropriate use of funds in accordance 80 to KSU SGA statue 13-0106. If funds have been inappropriately 81 used, the funding shall be reviewed by the Allocations Committee 82 and appropriate action taken. 83 3. Any funds not spent at the end of the fiscal year shall be reverted 84 back to the Reserves for Contingencies Account. 85 4. After three fiscal years, the Allocations Committee shall review the 86 base level funding and will have the power to increase, decrease, 87 or remain the same the guaranteed funding to the Women’s Center. 88 5. The Allocations Committee shall allocate money to the Women’s 89 Center in accordance to the Kansas State University Student 90 Government Association Statues.

B-85 91 ii. The UFM shall be funded through Institutional Services of the Student 92 Activity Fee at a level of $14,764.00 for fiscal years 2009, 2010, and 93 2011. 94 1. After each fiscal year, a financial report shall be given to the Chair 95 of the Allocations Committee by the First of September for review. 96 2. The base level of funding shall not be changed unless it is found 97 that there is/has been an inappropriate use of funds in accordance 98 to KSU SGA Statue 13-0106. If funds have been inappropriately 99 used, the funding shall be reviewed by the Allocations Committee 100 and appropriate action taken. 101 3. Any funds not spent at the end of the fiscal year shall be reverted 102 back to the Reserves for Contingencies Account. 103 4. After three fiscal years, the Allocations Committee shall review the 104 base level funding and will have the power to increase, decrease, 105 or remain the same the guaranteed funding to UFM. 106 5. The Allocations Committee shall allocate money to the UFM in 107 accordance to the Kansas State University Student Government 108 Association Statues. 109 110 5. This agreement supersedes any previous agreement made by Kansas State University 111 Student Senate and or Kansas State University Student Governing Association with 112 Kansas State University Student Activities regarding funding of budgets and use of such 113 funding. 114 115 6. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic review by 116 Kansas State University Student Senate and such review could result in decrease or 117 termination of funding of the BUDGET. The failure of SENATE to exercise any of its 118 rights in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of such rights in that instance or in any 119 other instance. 120 121 7. Within 60 days of the end of the fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT shall 122 submit a written summary of BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee Chair for 123 review by the entire Senate Body. 124 125 8. No construction or renovation of a building or facility at KSU is permitted with privilege 126 fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the student body. 127 (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article XI Section 1105) 128 129 a. Construction shall be defined as capital outlay costs to construct new or make 130 additions onto an existing building or facility. 131 132 b. Renovation shall be defined as any capital outlay costs used to make modifications 133 to existing building or facilities. Examples of uses of these funds include major 134 replacements (over $30,000), building additions, facility betterments and 135 improvements which occur infrequently. 136

B-86 137 9. The agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of Kansas. 138 139 10. By signing this agreement, the representatives of the respective parties hereby represent 140 that each is duly authorized by his or her party to execute this document on behalf of such 141 party and that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of the agreement. 142 143 11. Bill 07/08/61 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by the Privilege Fee 144 Committee Chair, the SGA Treasurer, the Student Senate Chair, the Student Body 145 President, the Coordinator of Student Activities and Services, and the Vice President for 146 Institutional Advancement. 147 148 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 24, 2007 149 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-87 1 BILL 07/08/62 INCREASE OF K-STATE 2 STUDENT UNION 3 OPERATIONS BUDGET 4 PRIVILEGE FEE 5 6 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 7 8 WHEREAS, The K-State Student Union adds a great deal to the student life experience; 9 10 WHEREAS, The K-State Student Union provides many benefits to students; 11 12 WHEREAS, The K-State Student Union Operations Budget should be increased due to an 13 increase in the student pay scale due to increases in the federal and campus 14 minimum wage; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The K-State Student Union requested an additional $21,548.00 for FY 2009 and 17 an additional $32,429.00 for FY 2010 to cover these wage increases. 18 19 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 37-09 is hereby amended to read: 22 23 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION OPERATIONS BUDGET 24 AGREEMENT 25 26 This agreement made this ____ day of February 2008, between the Kansas State 27 University Student Governing Association (SGA), and Kansas State University Student 28 Union (DEPARTMENT). 29 30 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) shall be funded at 31 the following levels for the following fiscal years: $1,424,475.60 for July 1, 2007, 32 to June 30, 2008; $1,432,542.88 for July 1, 2008, to June 30, 2009; $1,443,423.88 33 for July 1, 2009, to June 30, 2010. These monies must be spent on expenses 34 related to DEPARTMENT. The BUDGET will be reviewed prior to academic 35 year 2009-2010. 36 37 2. This agreement supersedes any previous agreement made by Kansas State 38 University Student Senate and/or Kansas State University Student Governing 39 Association with Kansas State Union regarding funding of budgets and use of 40 such funding. 41 42 3. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic 43 review by SGA and such review could result in decrease or termination of 44 funding of the BUDGET. The failure of SGA to exercise any of its rights in any 45 instance shall not constitute a waiver of such rights in that instance or in any other 46 instance.

B-88 47 48 4. Within 60 days of the end of the fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT 49 shall submit a written summary of BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee 50 Chair for review by SGA. 51 52 5. No construction of or renovation of a building or facility at K-State is permitted 53 with privilege fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of 54 the student body. (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article 55 XI Section 1105) 56 57 6. The agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of 58 Kansas. 59 60 7. By signing this agreement, the representatives of the respective parties hereby 61 represent that each is duly authorized by his or her party to execute this document 62 on behalf of such party and that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of 63 the agreement. 64 65 8. Bill 07/08/62 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by: the Privilege 66 Fee Committee Chair, the Student Senate Chair, the Student Body President, the 67 Union Governing Board President, the Union Executive Director, and the Vice 68 President for Institutional Advancement. 69 70 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 21, 2008 71 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-9-0

B-89 1 BILL 07/08/63 BY-LAWS AMENDMENT 2 CONCERNING DUTIES OF THE 3 STUDENT SENATE SECRETARY 4 5 BY: Piper Hoskins, Will Lopez, and Nick Piper 6 7 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Secretary already has many responsibilities in the handling of 8 legislation, including making all final changes, printing in a certifiable format, 9 and obtaining signatures from the Student Senate Chair and Student Body 10 President; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Secretary should be involved in the editing and discussion 13 process of legislation and should be permanently placed on a Student Senate 14 standing committee; 15 16 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Secretary is responsible for the correct placement of 17 legislation from week to week; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Secretary should be responsible for creating the agenda for 20 each Student Senate meeting and should be a permanent member of the Senate 21 Operations Committee. 22 23 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 24 25 SECTION 1. Article V, Section 3.C. of the KSU SGA By-Laws is amended to read as follows: 26 27 C. Duties of the Student Senate Secretary shall include: 28 1. Create and distribute the Student Senate Agenda under the direction of the 29 Student Senate Chair. 30 2. Take minutes of the Student Senate meetings and Senate Executive 31 Committee meetings. 32 3. Record the attendance of Senators and Interns at all meetings and 33 report to the Senate Operations Committee. 34 4. Make all changes in legislation by the Friday following Student Senate 35 meetings. 36 5. Print and distribute the Student Senate minutes by the Friday following 37 Student Senate meetings. 38 6. Print legislation in certifiable format, and give to the Student Senate 39 Chair for signature by the Friday following Student Senate Meetings. 40 7. Collect certified legislation from the Student Body President and 41 maintain records for the end of the year. 42 8. Prepare the first part of the bound legislation booklet legislation, and 43 finish bound legislation, including minutes, agenda, legislation, and 44 statutes. 45 9. Present all Constitution changes to College Councils for ratification. 46 10. Shall not be a Student Senator.

B-90 47 48 SECTION 2. Article V. Section 9.I. of the KSU SGA By-Laws is amended to read as follows: 49 50 I. Senate Operations Standing Committee shall have the responsibilities of 51 overseeing KSU SGA Elections (as prescribed in Article I), personnel selection, 52 Student Senate Legislation, initiation of impeachment consideration and new- 53 Senator orientation. 54 1. Senate Operations Committee shall consist of thirteen voting members and the 55 Senate Operations Chairperson, who shall vote only to break a tie. A 56 quorum of the committee shall be seven members, not including the 57 Senate Operations Chairperson. The members shall be: 58 a. Senate Operations Chair, who shall be appointed by the Chair of 59 Student Senate, in consultation with the Vice Chair of Student 60 Senate, and the present Senate Operations Chair. The Senate 61 Operations Chair shall chair the committee. The appointment shall 62 be subject to the approval of Student Senate. 63 b. Parliamentarian, who shall have voting privileges in the committee. 64 c. Eight Student Senators, appointed by the Chairperson of Student Senate 65 and present Senate Operations Chairperson. Of these members, the 66 Chairperson of Student Senate shall appoint, with the 67 recommendation of the Senate Operations Chair, a Vice 68 Chairperson of the Senate Operations Committee. The Vice 69 Chairperson of the Senate Operations Committee in the absence of 70 the Chairperson. 71 d. Two students-at-large, appointed by the chairperson of the committee in 72 consultation with the Chairperson of the Student Senate, who shall 73 have voting privileges on the committee. 74 e. Two Student Senate Interns, appointed by the Intern Coordinator in 75 consultation with the present Senate Operations Chairperson, who 76 shall have voting privileges on the committee. 77 f. In addition, the Student Senate Secretary shall be an ex-officio, non- 78 voting member of the committee. 79 80 SECTION 3. Upon passage this bill shall take effect with the beginning of the 2008-2009 81 Student Senate term. 82 83 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 84 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-91 1 BILL 07/08/64 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2 CONCERNING RATIFICATION OF 3 AMENDMENTS TO THE KSU SGA 4 CONSTITUTION 5 6 BY: Senate Operations Committee 7 8 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association Constitution can be 9 amended in two separate methods, either by ratification by College Councils or 10 though an election of the Student Body; 11 12 WHEREAS, Several Constitutional amendments have been delayed by inaction of some 13 College Councils, thus delaying and affecting the governmental processes and 14 procedures of the KSU SGA; 15 16 WHEREAS, Some College Councils are meeting infrequently throughout the school year and 17 some have many vacancies; and 18 19 WHEREAS, There needs to be a time limit on the ratification by College Councils of proposed 20 Constitutional amendments. 21 22 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 23 24 SECTION 1. Section 1001 of the KSU SGA Constitution is amended to read as follows: 25 26 1001. Any member of Student Senate may propose an amendment to this Constitution, 27 which must be approved by three-fourths majority vote of the total Student Senate 28 selected and qualified. The Student Senate shall designate one of the following 29 methods of ratification of the proposed amendment: 30 A. Ratification by six of the nine college councils. If a college council has not 31 voted on ratification within six months of submission of the proposed 32 amendment, the vote of that college council shall be counted in favor 33 thereof. ; or 34 B. Ratification by election in which at least one-third of the student body 35 shall vote and two-thirds of those voting shall concur. 36 37 SECTION 2. This bill shall take effect when ratified by college councils and with the beginning 38 of the 2008-2009 Student Senate term. 39 40 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 41 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-92 1 BILL 07/08/65 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KANSAS STATE COLLEGIATE 4-H 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 Kansas State Collegiate 4-H; 8 9 WHEREAS, Five members of Kansas State Collegiate 4-H will be traveling to Denver, 10 Colorado, to attend the National Collegiate 4-H Conference from February 21-24, 11 2008; 12 13 WHEREAS, This conference will allow members to attend educational sessions to enhance 14 their knowledge and development of service projects and leadership skills. 15 Members will also represent the university in chapter contests and a national 16 meeting with others from around the nation; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1 – Travel funding for transportation, meals, and lodging for five members 22 of Kansas State Collegiate 4-H to attend the National Collegiate 4-H Conference 23 in Denver, Colorado, from February 21-24, 2008. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 Travel $ 500.00 $ 500.00 27 TOTAL $ 500.00 $ 500.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. Kansas State Collegiate 4-H is allocated $500.00 for the activity described above. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 34 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 35 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO025 of Kansas State Collegiate 4-H. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-93 1 BILL 07/08/66 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KSU INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 7 KSU Interfraternity Council; 8 9 WHEREAS, The KSU Interfraternity Council will be sending eight of their members to 10 Chicago, Illinois, from February 21-24, 2008, to attend the Mid American Greek 11 Council Association (MGCA) annual leadership conference; 12 13 WHEREAS, The MGCA leadership conference will help to stimulate the growth and 14 development of the KSU Interfraternity Council; 15 16 WHEREAS, The conference will provide these students with the opportunity to attend more 17 than 130 educational sessions and four keynote speakers focused on promoting 18 educational experiences and leadership skills; 19 20 WHEREAS, Student attendees will be able to bring their knowledge back to Kansas State 21 University and share it with the Greek community and the campus at large; and 22 23 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 24 follows: 25 26 Project 1 –Travel for eight members of the KSU Interfraternity Council to 27 Chicago, IL, to attend the MGCA annual leadership conference. 28 29 Request Recommendation 30 Travel $ 800.00 $ 800.00 31 TOTAL $ 800.00 $ 800.00 32 33 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 34 35 SECTION 1. KSU Interfraternity Council shall be allocated $800.00 for the activity described. 36 37 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 38 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 39 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO078 of the KSU Interfraternity Council. 40 41 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 42 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-94 1 BILL 07/08/67 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KSU JUGGLING CLUB 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 7 KSU Juggling Club; 8 9 WHEREAS, On February 22-24, 2008, the KSU Juggling Club will be hosting the Little Apple 10 Juggling Festival to promote juggling and the related arts to the Kansas State 11 University student body and community; 12 13 WHEREAS, The festival will include introductory juggling lessons taught by professional 14 performers and a showcase performance by David Walbridge; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, Entertainer (LSE) Fee, Promotions, and Rent of 20 Space and Equipment for the KSU Juggling Club to host the Little Apple Juggling 21 Festival on February 22-24, 2008. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 LSE Fee $208.00 $208.00 25 Promotions $130.00 $130.00 26 Rent of Space and Equipment $445.05 $445.05 27 TOTAL $783.05 $783.05 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. KSU Juggling Club shall be allocated $783.05 for the activity described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 34 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 35 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO103 of KSU Juggling Club. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-1

B-95 1 BILL 07/08/68 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KSU PANHELLENIC COUNCIL 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 7 KSU Panhellenic Council; 8 9 WHEREAS, The KSU Panhellenic Council will be sending nine of their members to Chicago, 10 Illinois, from February 21-24, 2008, to attend the Mid American Greek Council 11 Association (MGCA) annual leadership conference; 12 13 WHEREAS, The MGCA leadership conference will help to stimulate the growth and 14 development of the KSU Panhellenic Council; 15 16 WHEREAS, The conference will provide these students with the opportunity to attend more 17 than 130 educational sessions and four keynote speakers focused on promoting 18 educational experiences and leadership skills; 19 20 WHEREAS, Student attendees will be able to bring their knowledge back to Kansas State 21 University and share it with the Greek community and the campus at large; and 22 23 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 24 follows: 25 26 Project 1 –Travel for nine members of the KSU Panhellenic Council to Chicago, 27 IL, to attend the MGCA annual leadership conference. 28 29 Request Recommendation 30 Travel $ 900.00 $ 900.00 31 TOTAL $ 900.00 $ 900.00 32 33 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 34 35 SECTION 1. KSU Panhellenic Council shall be allocated $900.00 for the activity described. 36 37 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 38 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 39 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO079 of the KSU Panhellenic Council. 40 41 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 42 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-96 1 BILL 07/08/69 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KSU HABITAT FOR HUMANITY 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of KSU 7 Habitat for Humanity; 8 9 WHEREAS, KSU Habitat for Humanity will be traveling to Horry County, South Carolina on 10 March 14-22, 2008, to attend Collegiate Challenge, a program that provides 11 Habitat for Humanity Chapters the opportunity to work with other chapters and 12 see how their process works; 13 14 WHEREAS, Student attendees will learn how another chapter runs their process of building, 15 site selection and family selection; 16 17 WHEREAS, Student attendees will bring this knowledge back to the KSU Chapter and help 18 them become more knowledgeable about the process; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1 –Travel for six members of KSU Habitat for Humanity to Horry County, 24 SC, to attend Collegiate Challenge, a program designed to teach them about 25 another chapter of Habitat for Humanity. 26 27 Request Recommendation 28 Travel $ 600.00 $ 600.00 29 TOTAL $ 600.00 $ 600.00 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. KSU Habitat for Humanity shall be allocated $600.00 for the activity described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 36 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 37 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO031 of KSU Habitat for Humanity. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 14, 2008 40 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-97 1 BILL 07/08/70 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 AMERICAN HUMANICS 3 STUDENT ASSOCIATION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 8 American Humanics Student Association; 9 10 WHEREAS, The American Humanics Student Association will be sending one of their 11 members to San Diego, California, from March 31 - April 2, 2008, to attend the 12 Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Conference; 13 14 WHEREAS, The AFP Conference will help stimulate the growth and development of the 15 American Humanics Student Association; 16 17 WHEREAS, The attendee will network with professionals while attending multiple workshops 18 pertaining to current trends and practices in fundraising; 19 20 WHEREAS, The student attendee plans to bring her knowledge back to K-State and share it 21 with the American Humanics Student Association and the campus at large in a 22 workshop to be presented in early April; and 23 24 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 25 follows: 26 27 Project 1 –Travel for one member of the American Humanics Student Association 28 to San Diego, CA, to attend the AFP Conference. 29 30 Request Recommendation 31 Travel $ 100.00 $ 100.00 32 TOTAL $ 100.00 $ 100.00 33 34 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 35 36 SECTION 1. The American Humanics Student Association shall be allocated $100.00 for the 37 activity described. 38 39 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 40 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 41 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO077 of the American Humanics 42 Student Association. 43 44 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 14, 2008 45 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-98 1 BILL 07/08/71 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 DELTA CHI FRATERNITY 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Delta 7 Chi Fraternity; 8 9 WHEREAS, Delta Chi will send four of its members to the Regional Leadership Conference in 10 Minneapolis, Minnesota; 11 12 WHEREAS, Delta Chi members will learn new skills that will help them become better leaders 13 in their chapter and gain knowledge of the fraternity; 14 15 WHEREAS, Members will use these skills and knowledge to improve the chapter on campus 16 and the Greek community; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1 –Travel for four members of Delta Chi Fraternity to Minneapolis, MN, 22 to attend the Regional Leadership Conference. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 Travel $ 400.00 $ 400.00 26 TOTAL $ 400.00 $ 400.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. Delta Chi Fraternity shall be allocated $400.00 for the activity described. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 33 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 34 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO110 of the Delta Chi Fraternity. 35 36 THIS BILL DIED IN THE ALLOCATIONS COMMITTEE 37 ON APRIL 3, 2008

B-99 1 BILL 07/08/72 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 BUILDING ON BREAKS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 Building on Breaks; 8 9 WHEREAS, Building on breaks will be sending 70 students to four different locations 10 including New Orleans, Louisiana, Dallas, Texas, Greensburg, Kansas, and 11 LaFollette, Tennessee, to actively participate in betting these communities; 12 13 WHEREAS, Students participating will be helping with community service and disaster clean- 14 up projects in these areas; 15 16 WHEREAS, These student-led trips will allow student leaders to guide their teammates 17 through diverse and challenging environments; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 20 follows: 21 22 Project 1 – Funding for travel for 70 members of Building on Breaks to New 23 Orleans, Louisiana, Dallas, Texas, Greensburg, Kansas, and LaFollette, 24 Tennessee, on March 14-18, 2008. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 Travel $ 500.00 $ 500.00 28 TOTAL $ 500.00 $ 500.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. Building on Breaks is allocated $500.00 for the activity described above. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 35 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 36 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO102 of Building on Breaks. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 21, 2008 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-3-0

B-100 1 BILL 07/08/73 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 CHILDREN’S AND ADOLESCENT’S 3 LITERATURE COMMUNITY 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 8 Children’s and Adolescent’s Literature Community (ChALC); 9 10 WHEREAS, The “Wizard Rock” genre of alternative music inspired by J.K. Rowling’s Harry 11 Potter novels is rapidly increasing in popularity; 12 13 WHEREAS, Wizard Rock has proven its popularity and has been covered by MTV, the 14 Washington Post, and numerous other mainstream media entities, and has a 15 devoted internet community following; 16 17 WHEREAS, ChALC will be bringing six Wizard Rock bands to the K-State Union from across 18 the country, including four of MTV’s Top 10 Wizard Rock bands; 19 20 WHEREAS, This musical event is an excellent example of contemporary art, and fits under the 21 category of the Fine Arts Student Groups funds available to SGA; 22 23 WHEREAS, ChALC has actively sought funding from other sources and raised funds of their 24 own accord and now seek further assistance from the SGA; and 25 26 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 27 follows: 28 29 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, and Entertainer (LSE) Fee for ChALC to hold a 30 Wizard Rock Concert on March 8, 2008 in the Student Union Ballroom. 31 32 Request Recommendation 33 LSE Fee $5,779.76 $1,874.00 34 Rent of Space $80.00 $0.00 35 Promotions $200.00 $0.00 36 TOTAL $ 6,059.76 $1,874.00 37 38 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 39 40 SECTION 1. Children’s and Adolescent’s Literature Community (ChALC) shall be allocated 41 $1,874.00 for the activity described. 42 43 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 44 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account 45 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS028 of ChALC. 46 47 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 21, 2008 48 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-8-0

B-101 1 BILL 07/08/74 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 INTERNATIONAL 3 COORDINATING COUNCIL 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 8 International Coordinating Council; 9 10 WHEREAS, The International Coordinating Council is organizing a week of multicultural 11 events aimed at promoting awareness of diversity on campus and bringing 12 together students from all nations in an attempt to teach cultural understanding; 13 14 WHEREAS, The events of International Week will enrich students’ knowledge about 15 international traditions, costumes, foods, music, and dance while facilitating the 16 development of critical thinking about peoples of other countries, thus bringing 17 tolerance and understanding; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 20 follows: 21 22 Project 1 – Promotions, Rent of Space, and Rent of Equipment for the 23 International Coordinating Council to organize International Week on 24 April 6-20, 2008. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 Promotions $ 495.45 $150.00 28 Rent of Space $1,930.00 $1,930.00 29 Rent of Film $710.00 $0.00 30 Rent of Equipment $138.00 $138.00 31 TOTAL $ 3,272.45 $ 2,218.00 32 33 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 34 35 SECTION 1. The International Coordinating Council shall be allocated $2,218.00 for the 36 activity described. 37 38 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 39 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 40 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO039 of the International Coordinating 41 Council. 42 43 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 21, 2008 44 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 54-0-0

B-102 1 BILL 07/08/75 FY 2008 ADDITIONAL 2 COLLEGE COUNCIL FUNDING 3 FROM RESERVES 4 5 BY: College Council Allocations Committee, Clint Blaes, and Bryan Cox 6 7 WHEREAS, Student activities and conferences add a great deal to the experience of student 8 life experience at K-State; 9 10 WHEREAS, There have been numerous requests for funding from various student groups for 11 FY 2008; 12 13 WHEREAS, Due to the number of requests that the College Council Allocations Committee 14 has received this fiscal year, it is necessary to ask approval of the Student 15 Governing Association for additional funding to the annual Department Budget 16 for College Council Organizations out of Contingency for Reserves Account; and 17 18 WHEREAS, If the approval for additional funding is not passed by the Student Governing 19 body, then the remaining amount of the student activity fee budgeted for College 20 Council Organizations will be allocated out to student groups until it is exhausted, 21 and the remaining funding requests for this fiscal year will be denied, due to lack 22 of funds. 23 24 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. There be a one time $10,000 increase, from $50,000 to $60,000, to the approved 27 amount for College Council Organizations from the Contingency for Reserves 28 Account. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 31 these funds shall be allocated to the budgeted amount for College Council 32 Organizations from the Contingency for Reserves Account. 33 34 SECTION 3. A copy of this bill shall be sent to Privilege Fee Chair Clint Blaes and Office of 35 Student Activity and Services Accountant Lori Gilmore upon passage. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 21, 2008 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 54-0-0

B-103 1 BILL 07/08/76 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KAPPA KAPPA PSI 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 Kappa Kappa Psi; 8 9 WHEREAS, On April 17-24, 2008, Kappa Kappa Psi will be bringing world renowned 10 conductor/composer Dr. Timothy Mahr to Kansas State University, 11 12 WHEREAS, Dr. Mahr will hold several master classes and lectures in which participants will 13 further their musical knowledge in the areas of technique, conducting, and 14 composing; 15 16 WHEREAS, The knowledge gained in these classes and lecturers will be showcased to the 17 student body and the general public through two concerts at which Dr. Mahr will 18 conduct several works; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, Entertainer Fee (LSE) for Kappa Kappa Psi to 24 bring Dr. Timothy Mahr to Kansas State University the week of April 17-24, 25 2008. 26 27 Request Recommendation 28 LSE $3,500.00 $3,500.00 29 TOTAL $3,500.00 $3,500.00 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. Kappa Kappa Psi shall be allocated $3,500.00 for the activity described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 36 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Student Reserve Account 37 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS011 of Kappa Kappa Psi. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 26, 2008 40 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-0

B-104 1 BILL 07/08/77 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KAPPA KAPPA PSI 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 Kappa Kappa Psi; 8 9 WHEREAS, On February 28 to March 1, 2008, Kappa Kappa Psi will be taking nine of their 10 members to Wichita, Kansas, to attend the Kansas Music Educators Association 11 (KEMA) Workshop; 12 13 WHEREAS, The KMEA Workshop offers professional development opportunities that include 14 performances, workshops, lecturers, and clinics; 15 16 WHEREAS, Student attendees will have the opportunity to further their musical education and 17 return to Kansas State as better performers and more rounded individuals; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 20 follows: 21 22 Project 1 – Travel for Kappa Kappa Psi to take nine members to Wichita, KS, to 23 attend the KMEA Workshop. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 Travel $900.00 $650.00 27 TOTAL $900.00 $650.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. Kappa Kappa Psi shall be allocated $650.00 for the activity described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 34 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Student Reserve Account 35 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS011 of Kappa Kappa Psi. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 21, 2008 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-105 1 BILL 07/08/78 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 COLLEGIATE MUSIC 3 EDUCATORS’ ASSOCIATION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 8 Collegiate Music Educators’ Association (CMEA); 9 10 WHEREAS, The CMEA is sending 28 music education majors to attend the Kansas Music 11 Educators Association Conference in Wichita, Kansas; 12 13 WHEREAS, This conference will provide students with the opportunity to attend educational 14 workshops and recitals and establish professional contacts; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Travel for 28 students to Wichita, KS, to attend the KMEA 20 conference. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $3,503.80 $1,000.00 24 TOTAL $3,503.80 $1,000.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. The Collegiate Music Educators’ Association shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the 29 activity described. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 32 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Student Reserve Account 33 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS005 of the CMEA. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 21, 2008 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-106 1 BILL 07/08/79 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 WILDCATS AGAINST RAPE 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 Wildcats Against Rape (WAR); 8 9 WHEREAS, WAR plans to bring Wendy Murphy to the Kansas State University campus to 10 speak on the legal issues surrounding sexual assault and abuse; 11 12 WHEREAS, Wendy Murphy is a recognized authority in the field, being the editor of the 13 Sexual Assault Report, a legal analyst on a number of network channels, and a 14 regular columnist for Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly; 15 16 WHEREAS, This event, to be held in Forum Hall, has a projected attendance of over 200; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1 – LSE Fee and Promotions for WAR to bring Wendy Murphy to campus 22 from Boston, Massachussetts, for presentations, lecture, and discussion. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 LSE Fee $2,500.00 $2,500.00 26 Travel $ 150.00 $ 150.00 27 TOTAL $2,650.00 $2,650.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. Wildcats Against Rape (WAR) shall be allocated $2,650.00 for the activity 32 described. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 35 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 36 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO056 of WAR. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 26, 2008 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-0

B-107 1 BILL 07/08/80 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 INTERNATIONAL TUBA 3 AND EUPHONIUM ASSOCIATION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 8 International Tuba and Euphonium Association (ITEA); 9 10 WHEREAS, The ITEA is sending KSU student, Travis Keller, to compete in the Music 11 Teachers National Association Young Artist Competition; 12 13 WHEREAS, Travis Keller will be competing and representing K-State on the national level; 14 15 WHEREAS, This is a prestigious accomplishment as he is the sole representative from K-State; 16 and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1 – Travel for one member of the ITEA to travel to the Music Teachers 22 National Association conference in Denver, Colorado from March 30-April 1, 23 2008, and compete in the Young Artist Competition. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 Travel $100.00 $100.00 27 TOTAL $100.00 $100.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. The International Tuba and Euphonium Association (ITEA) shall be allocated 32 $100.00 for the activity described. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 35 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account 36 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS027 of the ITEA. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 6, 2008 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 43-0-0

B-108 1 BILL 07/08/81 FY 2009 ALLOCATION TO 2 INTERNATIONAL TUBA 3 AND EUPHONIUM ASSOCIATION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 8 International Tuba and Euphonium Association (ITEA); 9 10 WHEREAS, The ITEA is bringing the quartet Sotto Voce to campus to perform a concert, as 11 well as work with K-State students and bands in a private setting; 12 13 WHEREAS, Sotto Voce is a world renowned brass chamber ensemble and are considered some 14 of the best musicians in their field. Their primary goal is to foster musical 15 acceptance on all levels, helping audiences view tuba quartets not just for their 16 novelty-value, but as legitimate chamber music ensembles; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, Entertainer (LSE) fee for the International Tuba 22 and Euphonium Association to bring the tuba quartet, Sotto Voce, to perform on 23 September 23, 2008. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 LSE fee $2,500.00 $2,500.00 27 TOTAL $2,500.00 $2,500.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. The International Tuba and Euphonium Association (ITEA) shall be allocated 32 $2,500.00 for the activity described. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 35 these funds shall be transferred on or after July 1, 2008 from the Fine Arts 36 Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS027 of the ITEA. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 6, 2008 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 43-0-0

B-109 1 BILL 07/08/82 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 STUDENT HEALTH 3 ADVISORY COMMITTEE 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 8 Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC); 9 10 WHEREAS, SHAC will be hosting Judson Laippley, a popular speaker, capable of infusing 11 laughter with inspiration on April 2, 2008 in the Kansas State Student Union in 12 Forum Hall; 13 14 WHEREAS, Judson’s Evolution of Dance video is the number one video on YouTube and he 15 has appeared on Good Morning America and The Today Show; 16 17 WHEREAS, Judson will speak on how to fuse the power of choice with the realization that life 18 is change, especially in college, and how to help implement a formula for 19 happiness in everyday life; 20 21 WHEREAS, Students will learn valuable lessons on how to successfully deal with stressful 22 college life by making informed decisions; and 23 24 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 25 follows: 26 27 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, and Entertainer (LSE) Fee for Student Health 28 Advisory Commitee to bring Judson Laippley to campus from Savage, Minnesota 29 for the lecture on April 2, 2008. 30 31 Request Recommendation 32 LSE Fee $4,100.00 $2,050.00 33 Equipment Rental $45.00 $0.00 34 Promotion $250.00 $0.00 35 TOTAL $4,395.00 $2,050.00 36 37 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 38 39 SECTION 1. Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC) shall be allocated $2,050.00 for the 40 activity described. 41 42 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 43 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 44 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO111 for SHAC. 45 46 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 6, 2008

B-110 47 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 44-0-2

B-111 1 BILL 07/08/83 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 AFRICAN STUDENTS UNION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 7 African Students Union; 8 9 WHEREAS, The African Students Union is bringing Dr. Garth Myers to Kansas State 10 University to present a lecture titled “What Do Africa’s Urban Poor Think of 11 Pro-Poor Planning?”; 12 13 WHEREAS, The lecture will enrich students’ knowledge of contemporary African issues while 14 facilitating development of critical thinking about peoples of other countries, thus 15 bringing tolerance and understanding; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, Entertainer Fee (LSE) and Promotions for the 21 African Students Union to bring Dr. Myers to Kansas State University on March 22 14, 2008. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 LSE $425.00 $180.00 26 Promotions $ 75.00 $75.00 27 TOTAL $ 500.00 $ 255.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. The African Students Union shall be allocated $255.00 for the activity described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 34 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 35 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO001 of the African Students Union. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 6, 2008 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 42-0-1

B-112 1 BILL 07/08/84 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 KSU POTTER’S GUILD 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 7 KSU Potter’s Guild; 8 9 WHEREAS, The KSU Potter’s Guild will be sending nine of their members to Pittsburgh, 10 Pennsylvania, from March 19-22, 2008, to attend the National Council on 11 Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA); 12 13 WHEREAS, Students will have the opportunity to attend numerous demonstrations, lectures, 14 exhibitions, and symposiums that will offer exposure to a wide variety of new 15 techniques, concepts, and ideas; 16 17 WHEREAS, Students from K-State have been attending the NCECA for almost 30 years and 18 bring back valuable knowledge to apply to their ceramic work; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1 –Travel for nine members of the KSU Potter’s Guild to Pittsburgh, 24 Pennsylvania, to attend the National Council on Education for Ceramics Arts. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 Travel $900.00 $900.00 28 TOTAL $900.00 $900.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. KSU Potter’s Guild shall be allocated $900.00 for the activity described. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 35 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account 36 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS020 of the KSU Potter’s Guild. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 6, 2008 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 43-0-0

B-113 1 BILL 07/08/85 INCREASE OF 2 RECREATIONAL SERVICES 3 OPERATIONS BUDGET 4 PRIVILEGE FEE 5 6 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 7 8 WHEREAS, Recreational Services adds a great deal to the experience of student life and 9 provides many benefits to students; 10 11 WHEREAS, The Recreational Services Operations Budget should be increased due to an 12 increase in the student pay scale, inflationary costs, and the inclusion of sports 13 club supervision in the base budget; 14 15 WHEREAS, Recreational Services requested an increase of 6.4 percent for FY 2009 to 16 $562,000, 6.2 percent for FY 2010 to $597,000, and 3.35 percent for FY 2011 to 17 $617,000; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has reviewed this budget request in accordance with 20 the Kansas State University Student Governing Association Statutes and Bill 21 06/07/94. 22 23 24 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 25 26 Section 1. KSU SGA Statutes 37-05 is hereby amended to read: 27 28 RECREATIONAL SERVICES BUDGET AGREEMENT 29 30 This agreement made this ______day of March 2008, between the Kansas State University 31 Student Governing Association (SGA), and Kansas State University Recreational Services 32 (DEPARTMENT). 33 34 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) shall be funded at the 35 following amounts for the following Fiscal Years: $562,000.00 for July 1, 2008 through 36 June 30, 2009; $597,000.00 for July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010; and $617,000.00 for 37 July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011. The BUDGET will be reviewed prior to academic 38 year 2011-2012. 39 40 2. Of the funds allocated each fiscal year, $25,000 shall be budgeted for the repair and 41 replacement and/or the purchasing of new equipment. 42 43 3. This agreement supersedes any previous agreement made by SGA with DEPARTMENT 44 regarding funding of budgets and use of such funding. 45 46 4. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic review by

B-114 47 SGA and such review could result in the decrease or termination of funding of the 48 BUDGET. The failure of SGA to exercise any of its rights in any instance shall not 49 constitute a waiver of such rights in that instance or in any other instance. 50 51 5. Within 90 days of the end of the fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT shall 52 submit a written summary of BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee Chair for 53 review by SGA. 54 55 6. No construction of or renovation of a building or facility at K-State is permitted with 56 privilege fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the student 57 body. (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article XI Section 1105) 58 59 a. Construction shall be defined as capital outlay costs to construct new or 60 make additions onto an existing building or facility. 61 62 b. Renovation shall be defined as any capital outlay costs used to make 63 modifications to existing building or facilities. Examples of uses of these 64 funds include major replacements (over $30,000), building additions, facility 65 betterments and improvements which occur infrequently. 66 67 7. The agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of Kansas. 68 69 8. By signing this agreement, the representatives of the respective parties hereby represent 70 that each is duly authorized by his or her party to execute this document on behalf of 71 such party and that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of the agreement. 72 73 9. Bill 07/08/85 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by the Privilege Fee 74 Committee Chair, the Student Senate Chair, the Student Body President, the Recreational 75 Services Council Chair, the Recreational Services Director, and the Vice President for 76 Institutional Advancement. 77 78 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 6, 2008 79 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 44-0-2

B-115 1 BILL 07/08/86 INCREASE IN 2 RECREATIONAL SERVICES REPAIR 3 AND REPLACEMENT RESERVE 4 PRIVILEGE FEE 5 6 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 7 8 WHEREAS, Recreational Services adds a great deal to the experience of student life and 9 provides many benefits to students; 10 11 WHEREAS, Recreational Services has requested a stepped increase to their Repair and 12 Replacement Reserve Budget to $10,000 for FY 2009, and $10,500 for FY 2010 13 and FY 2011; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has reviewed this budget request in accordance with 16 the Kansas State University Student Governing Association Statutes and Bill 17 04/05/71. 18 19 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 20 21 Section 1. KSU SGA Statutes 37-06 is hereby amended to read: 22 23 RECREATIONAL SERVICES REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT RESERVE 24 BUDGET AGREEMENT 25 26 This agreement made this ____ day of March 2008, between the Kansas State University 27 Student Governing Association (SENATE), and Kansas State University Recreational 28 Services (DEPARTMENT). 29 30 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) shall be funded for 31 the following amounts for the following fiscal years: $10,000.00 for July 1, 2008 32 through June 30, 2009; $10,500.00 for July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010; and 33 $10,500.00 for July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011. The BUDGET will be 34 reviewed prior to year 2011-2012. 35 36 2. Definitions: 37 38 a. Repair shall be defined as major building repairs including repairs of fixed 39 building property and the repairs of building equipment and building 40 furnishings that are not part of normal maintenance and ordinary repairs 41 (as defined below) of the facility. To be considered a major building 42 repair, the cost of the repair must exceed $500 but is not to exceed 43 $30,000. 44 45 b. Replacement involves the removal of a major part or component of 46 structure or equipment and the substitution of a new part or component

B-116 47 essentially of the same type and performance capabilities. Examples of 48 replacement is existing exercise equipment. The replacement of 49 recruitment brochures is not considered a replacement. To be considered a 50 replacement, the cost of the replacement must exceed $500 and must not 51 exceed $30,000. 52 53 c. Normal maintenance and ordinary repairs shall be defined as costs such as 54 cleaning, adjustment, and painting which are incurred on a continuous 55 basis to keep operational assets in usable condition. Ordinary repairs are 56 outlays for parts, labor and related supplies which are necessary to keep 57 the asset in operational condition, but neither (a) add materially to the 58 value of the asset, nor (b) prolong its life appreciably. 59 60 d. Any repair or replacement that exceeds $30,000 must first be approved by 61 the Privilege Fee Committee. 62 63 3. If these monies are not spent during the fiscal year in which they are allocated, 64 any remaining monies in the account shall carry over into the next fiscal year. 65 The reserve account shall not exceed $100,000.00. Once this limit is reached, any 66 money budgeted to this account shall instead be allocated to the Privilege Fee 67 Reserve Account. 68 69 4. This agreement supersedes any previous agreement made by Kansas State 70 University Student Senate and/or Kansas State University Student Governing 71 Association with Kansas State Recreational Services regarding funding of budgets 72 and use of such funding. 73 74 5. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic 75 review by Kansas State University Student Senate and such review could result in 76 the decrease or termination of funding of the BUDGET. The failure of SENATE 77 to exercise any of its rights in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of such 78 rights in that instance or in any other instance. 79 80 6. Within 90 days of the end of the fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT 81 shall submit a written summary of BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee 82 Chair for review by the entire Senate Body. 83 84 7. No construction of or renovation of a building or facility at KSU is permitted with 85 privilege fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the 86 student body. (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article XI 87 Section 1105) 88 89 a. Construction shall be defined as capital outlay costs to construct new or 90 make additions onto an existing building or facility. 91

B-117 92 b. Renovation shall be defined as any capital outlay costs used to make 93 modifications to existing building or facilities. Examples of uses of these 94 funds include major replacements (over $30,000), building additions, 95 facility betterments and improvements which occur infrequently. 96 97 8. The agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the state of Kansas. 98 99 9. By signing this agreement, the representatives of the respective parties hereby 100 represent that each is duly authorized by his or her party to execute this document 101 on behalf of such party and that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of 102 the agreement. 103 104 10. Bill 07/08/86 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by the Privilege 105 Fee Committee Chair, the Student Senate Chair, the Student Body President, the 106 Recreational Services Council Chair, the Recreational Services Director, and the 107 Vice President for Institutional Advancement. 108 109 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 6, 2008 110 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-1

B-118 1 BILL 07/08/87 INCREASE IN 2 KSU SPORTS CLUBS 3 ACTVITY FEE 4 5 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, Student activities add a great deal to the experience of student life; 8 9 WHEREAS, KSU Sports Clubs help in the recruitment and retention of students; 10 11 WHEREAS, KSU Sports Clubs are under a supervised transition from the Office of Student 12 Activities and Services to Recreational Services; 13 14 WHEREAS, The KSU Sports Clubs have requested an increase of $2,000 per year for the next 15 three years to $50,000 for FY 2009, $52,000 for FY 2010, and $54,000 for FY 16 2011; and 17 18 WHEREAS, Funding for KSU Sports Clubs should be increased in order to meet the increased 19 costs of travel for these clubs; 20 21 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has reviewed this budget request in accordance with 22 the Kansas State University Student Governing Association Statutes and Bill 23 04/05/55. 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 Section 1. KSU SGA Statutes 37-11 is amended to read: 28 29 SPORTS CLUBS ACTIVITY FEE 30 31 This agreement made this ____ day of March 2008, between the Kansas State 32 University Student Governing Association (SENATE), and the Kansas State 33 University Sports Clubs (DEPARTMENT). 34 35 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) shall be funded for 36 the following amounts for the following fiscal years: $50,000.00 for July 1, 2008 37 through June 30, 2009; $52,000.00 for July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010; and 38 $54,000.00 for July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011. The BUDGET will be 39 reviewed prior to year 2011-2012. 40 41 42 2. Any funds not spent at the end of the fiscal year shall revert to the Sports Club 43 Reserve Account. Money in the Sports Club Reserve Account shall be only 44 allocated to those teams who have qualified and will be attending their national 45 competition. This money may also be allocated to newly registered teams that are 46 in need of start-up funding. 47 48 a. A minimum of 4% of the total per year allocation shall remain in the Sports

B-119 49 Club Reserve Account. 50 51 3. This agreement supersedes any previous agreement made by Kansas State 52 University Student Senate and or Kansas State University Student Governing 53 Association with Kansas State University Student Activities regarding funding of 54 budgets and use of such funding. 55 56 4. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic 57 review by Kansas State University Student Senate and such review could result in 58 decrease or termination of funding of the BUDGET. The failure of SENATE to 59 exercise any of its rights in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of such 60 rights in that instance or in any other instance. 61 62 63 5. Within 90 days of the end of the fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT 64 shall submit a written summary of BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee 65 Chair for review by the entire Senate Body. 66 67 6. No construction or renovation of a building or facility at KSU is permitted with 68 privilege fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the 69 student body. (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article XI 70 Section 1105) 71 72 a. Construction shall be defined as capital outlay costs to construct new or 73 make additions onto an existing building or facility. 74 75 b. Renovation shall be defined as any capital outlay costs used to make 76 modifications to existing building or facilities. Examples of uses of these 77 funds include major replacements (over $30,000), building additions, 78 facility betterments and improvements which occur infrequently. 79 80 7. The agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of 81 Kansas. 82 83 8. By signing this agreement, the representatives of the respective parties hereby 84 represent that each is duly authorized by his or her party to execute this document 85 on behalf of such party and that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of 86 the agreement. 87 88 9. Bill 07/08/87 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by the Privilege 89 Fee Committee Chair, the Student Senate Chair, the Student Body President, the 90 Director of Recreational Services, the Sports Club Coordinator, and the Vice 91 President for Institutional Advancement. 92 93 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 6, 2008 94 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-1

B-120 1 BILL 07/08/88 STUDENT GOVERNING ASSOCIATION 2 STATUTE CHAPTER REVISIONS 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Nick Piper, and Clint Blaes 5 6 WHEREAS, The Statutes of the Kansas State Student Governing Association should be revised 7 to allow for better organization of sections and overall effectiveness of the 8 organization; 9 10 WHEREAS, The current need to add sections cannot be met with the current table of contents, 11 in an orderly manner; 12 13 WHEREAS, In the current Statutes, repealed sections are taking up a significant amount of 14 space; 15 16 WHEREAS, This revision will place all repealed sections in a section titled “Chapter 60: 17 Repealed Legislation”; 18 19 WHEREAS, This bill only allows for the revision of chapter numbers and references made to 20 other sections within the Statutes; 21 22 WHEREAS, No content changes have been made to the Statutes, other than those of a 23 grammatical nature; and 24 25 WHEREAS, A copy of the revisions is available in draft form in the Office of Student 26 Activities and Services, for those wishing to view the changes being made, before 27 the next Senate meeting. 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1 The Chapters of the Kansas State University Student Governing Statutes shall 32 read as follows: 33 34 Chapter 01: Kansas State University Honor System 35 Chapter 02: Academic Affairs Policies 36 Chapter 03: Student Health Advisory Committee By Laws 37 Chapter 04: Athletic Ticket Sales Committee 38 Chapter 05: Holton Hall Council 39 Chapter 06: KSU Libraries Student Advisory Committee 40 Chapter 07: Office of Student Activities and Services Policies 41 Chapter 08: Registration of Student Organizations 42 Chapter 10: College of Agriculture College Council Constitution 43 Chapter 11: College of Architecture, Planning and Design College Council Constitution 44 Chapter 12: College of Arts and Sciences Association Constitution 45 Chapter 13: College of Business Administration College Council Constitution 46 Chapter 14: College of Education College Council Constitution 47 Chapter 15: College of Engineering College Council Constitution and By-Laws 48 Chapter 16: Graduate School College Council Constitution 49 Chapter 17: College of Human Ecology College Council Constitution

B-121 50 Chapter 18: College of Veterinary Medicine College Council Constitution and By-Laws 51 Chapter 20: Allocation Guidelines 52 Chapter 21: Student Activity Fee Funding Regulations 53 Chapter 22: Sports Clubs Funding Regulations 54 Chapter 23: Fine Arts Funding Regulations 55 Chapter 24: Diversity Programming Committee Allocation Guidelines 56 Chapter 25: Educational Opportunity Fund Allocation Guidelines 57 Chapter 26: Student Centered Tuition Enhancements Committee 58 Chapter 27: Foundation Account and other SGA Accounts 59 Chapter 30: Privilege Fee Spending Regulations, Schedules and other Guidelines 60 Chapter 31: Intercollegiate Athletic Council Privilege Fee Agreement 61 Chapter 32: Bramlage Coliseum Privilege Fee Agreement 62 Chapter 33: KSU Marching Band Privilege Fee Agreement 63 Chapter 34: Office of Student Activities and Services Privilege Fee 64 Chapter 35: Student Activity Fee Privilege Fee Agreement 65 Chapter 36: Fine Arts Privilege Fee Agreement 66 Chapter 37: Student Health Privilege Fee Agreement 67 Chapter 38: Student Health Emergency Reserve Account Fee 68 Chapter 39: University Counseling Services Privilege Fee Agreement 69 Chapter 40: Student Publications Inc. Privilege Fee Agreement 70 Chapter 41: KSDB Privilege Fee Agreement 71 Chapter 42: KSDB Repair and Replace Privilege Fee Agreement 72 Chapter 43: Recreational Services Privilege Fee Agreement 73 Chapter 44: Recreational Services Repair & Replacement Reserve Agreement 74 Chapter 45: Sports Club Activity Fee Privilege Fee Agreement 75 Chapter 46: K-State Student Union Operations Privilege Fee Agreement 76 Chapter 47: K-State Student Union Repair & Replacement Privilege Fee Agreement 77 Chapter 48: K-State Student Union Repair & Replacement Reserve Account Privilege Fee 78 Agreement 79 Chapter 49: Union Program Council Privilege Fee Agreement 80 Chapter 50: Elections Regulations Code 81 Chapter 51: Internal Measures of Student Senate 82 Chapter 52: Student Affairs and Services Policies 83 Chapter 53: Student Referenda 84 Chapter 54: Student Plebiscites 85 Chapter 55: Student Affairs and Social Services Standing Committee Policies 86 Chapter 60: Repealed Legislation 87 88 SECTION 2. The Student Senate Chair is hereby authorized and directed to renumber existing 89 KSU SGA Statutes and internal references to reflect this new chapter numbering 90 system. 91 92 SECTION 3. This bill shall take effect immediately. 93 94 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 13, 2008 95 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 41-0-0

B-122 1 BILL 07/08/89 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS 2 CONCERNING COLLEGE COUNCILS 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association Constitution 7 provides that “legislative and executive powers not reserved by this Constitution 8 for Student Senate and the Student Body President shall be vested in the college 9 and school councils”; 10 11 WHEREAS, College Councils need to have duties and responsibilities itemized in the 12 Constitution; and 13 14 WHEREAS, Elected members of college council should be the chief student advisory boats to 15 their dean. 16 17 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 18 19 SECTION 1. Article VII of the KSU SGA Constitution is amendment to read as follows. 20 21 ARTICLE VII 22 23 COLLEGE AND SCHOOL COUNCILS 24 25 701. Legislative and executive powers not reserved by this the Constitution and By- 26 Laws for Student Senate and the Student Body President and Student Body Vice 27 President shall be vested in the college and school councils. 28 29 702. Any student enrolled in any college or school, meeting the specifications 30 qualifications outlined in Sections 201 and 202, shall be eligible to be a candidate 31 for election or appointment to any office in his/her respective college or school. 32 33 703. Members of each college and school shall elect, in accordance with its charter and 34 the KSU SGA Elections Regulations Code, a body to act as council. 35 36 704. Duties and powers of the main campus college and school councils shall include: 37 38 A. Selecting replacement members to Student Senate, as defined in the By- 39 Laws to this Constitution; and 40 B. Serving as the chief student advisory council to the Dean of the college or 41 school. 42 43 705. The charters of the college and school councils may be amended by the college or 44 school councils, in accordance with their charters,. Ratification shall be subject to 45 approval by majority approval vote of the total membership of Student Senate 46 selected and qualified.

B-123 47 48 SECTION 2. This bill shall take effect when ratified by college councils and with the beginning 49 of the 2008-2009 Student Senate term. 50 51 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 52 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 47-0-1

B-124 1 BILL 07/08/90 STATUTES AMENDMENTS CONCERNING 2 STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE FUNDING 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Nick Piper, and Clint Blaes 5 6 WHEREAS, Changes are needed to the statutes regarding Student Activity Fee Funding; 7 8 WHEREAS, The revision in Statute 13-0102 has been considered in the past as a guideline or 9 precedent, but has never been formally written; 10 11 WHEREAS, This revision prevents organizations already receiving guaranteed funding 12 through an SGA source the ability to receive additional dollars through Student 13 Activity Fees; 14 15 WHEREAS, The revision in Statute 13-0103 provides the Allocations committee a greater span 16 of time to fund for the following year, to allow for SGA changeover and the 17 summer months when no Allocations meetings are held; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The revision in Statute 13-0104 provides correlation between the Allocations 20 Committee funding statutes and the College Council funding statutes regarding 21 funding deadlines and time span. 22 23 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 24 25 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 13-0102 B.1. is hereby amended by adding new subsection e. 26 to read as follows, and re-lettering existing sub-sections e. and f. as f. and g.: 27 28 B. Universal Requirements 29 1. In order to request funds from the Student Activity Fee in any semester period, an 30 organization must fulfill each of the following requirements: 31 e. Student organizations are not eligible for funding from the College 32 Council or Senate Allocations Committees if they receive funds from any 33 other SGA Source (e.g. Institutional Services, Privilege Fee Agency). 34 1. Student organizations receiving Multicultural Heritage Month and 35 Diversity Programming Committee funds for an event are not 36 eligible to receive funds from the committees described for the 37 same event but may receive funds from the committees described 38 for other events. 39 40 SECTION 2. KSU SGA Statute 13-0103 A.3. is hereby amended to read as follows. 41 42 3. Funding requests for the current year will be considered on a rolling basis, but must be 43 submitted no later than twenty-eight (28) days prior to the date of the project. Any 44 requests for events held April 1st through June 30th September 30th must be submitted by 45 the first Friday in March. The Allocations Committee may consider exceptions to these 46 guidelines if an organization has special circumstances or when otherwise appropriate.

B-125 47 48 SECTION 3. KSU SGA Statute 13-0104 C.2. is hereby amended to read as follows. 49 50 2. Requests to the College Council Allocations Committee will be considered on a rolling 51 basis, but must be submitted no later than twenty-eight (28) days prior to the date of the 52 project. Any requests for events held April 1st through September 30th must be submitted 53 by the first Friday in March. The College Council Allocations Committee will consider 54 exceptions to these guidelines if an organization has special circumstances. 55 56 SECTION 4. Upon passage of the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body 57 President Section one shall take effect immediately and Sections two and three 58 will take effect on January 1, 2009. 59 60 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 6, 2008 61 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 48-0-0

B-126 1 BILL 07/08/91 STATUTES AMENDMENTS CONCERNING 2 STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE FUNDING 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Nick Piper, and Clint Blaes 5 6 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association Statutes currently 7 state that Fine Arts Funding will be expended from the Student Activity Fee 8 account; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee for Fine Arts states that Fine Arts Student Organization funds 11 shall be expended from the Fine Arts Privilege Fee, not the Student Activity 12 Privilege Fee; and 13 14 WHEREAS, A revision to the Fine Arts Funding Regulations should be made to state this 15 correction. 16 17 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 18 19 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 23-0102 is hereby amended to read as follows: 20 B Universal Requirements 21 1. In order to request funds from the Fine Arts Fee, an organization must fulfill each 22 of the following requirements: 23 c. The organization must be registered for forty-five (45) days prior to the date of 24 the event to receive Student Activity Fee funds Fine Arts Student Organization 25 funds. 26 d. The organization may not receive funds while on probation as designated by the 27 Activities Director. 28 e. Student Activity Fee Fine Arts Student Organization funds shall not be allocated 29 to the projects for the purposes of promoting or opposing a particular political 30 candidate, political or social issue, or religion. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage of the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 33 this legislation shall take effect immediately. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 13, 2008 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 41-0-0

B-127 1 BILL 07/08/92 AMENDMENT TO DIVERSITY 2 PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE 3 FUNDING STATUTES 4 5 BY: Amy Schultz 6 7 WHEREAS, The Diversity Programming Committee (DPC) was formally approved by the 8 Kansas State University Student Senate on September 11, 2003, with the passage 9 of Bill 03/04/06; 10 11 WHEREAS, Each Fiscal Year, pending funding by Student Centered Tuition Enhancements 12 Committee, DPC is in charge of appropriating $150,000 towards large-scale 13 events that enhance diversity on the Kansas State University campus by including 14 and encompassing the entire K-State student body; and 15 16 WHEREAS, In order to provide more diversity events throughout each school year, DPC 17 should solicit proposals for large-scale, student-centered, diversity enhancing 18 projects during both semesters. 19 20 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 21 22 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 24-0103 through 24-1090 are hereby amended to read as 23 follows: 24 25 24-0103 Each semester, the committee shall solicit proposals for large-scale, student- 26 centered, diversity enhancing projects. Included in the cover letter attached to the 27 application shall be the purpose and intent of DPC, the due date for project 28 proposals, and the criteria for consideration in the allocation of DPC funds. 29 30 24-0104 DPC proposals shall be due at the Office of Student Activities and Services by 31 4:00 p.m. on the fourth Friday of October for Spring Projects and the fourth 32 Friday of March for Fall Projects, should the funding base continue to be supplied 33 by tuition dollars. 34 35 24-0105 The committee shall make a decision concerning whether or not to fund the 36 proposals submitted by the primary October and March due dates within four 37 weeks of the respective due date. Reimbursements for projects taking place before 38 the October due date will not be considered. 39 40 24-0106 Proposals received after the October or March due dates will be accepted for 41 secondary consideration by the committee, assuming there are funds remaining 42 after allocating to priority projects. No applications will be accepted after Friday 43 of the first full week of the spring semester. Proposals received after the October 44 and March due dates will be considered for funding the following semester. 45

B-128 46 24-0107 If, after the January deadline, funds still remain in the DPC account, the 47 committee will plan projects that it sees as large, student outreach projects for the 48 purpose of a diversifying Kansas State University. 49 50 24-0108 Chair of DPC will present a report to Student Senate regarding the status of DPC 51 funding allocations and projects once each semester, ensuring that each term’s 52 Senate body receives two updates during its tenure. 53 54 24-0109 Should diversity funds be included in FY 2005 budget, a new committee will be 55 formed at the beginning of FY 2005, with the current Student Senate Vice Chair 56 assuming the chair of DPC at the start of the fall semester. 57 58 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 59 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 42-0-0

B-129 1 BILL 07/08/93 STATUTE AMENDMENTS CONCERNING 2 STUDENT-CENTERED 3 TUITION ENHANCEMENTS 4 5 BY: Student Centered Tuition Enhancements Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements (SCTE) Committee has recently 8 been established as a structured committee separate from an SGA standing 9 committee; 10 11 WHEREAS, SCTE guidelines and procedures have been reviewed and evaluated by the 2007- 12 2008 SCTE Committee; 13 14 WHEREAS, After consultation with University Administration, the SCTE Committee is 15 recommending a new structure of funding for programs under SCTE so that new 16 and innovative programs can be funded each year; 17 18 WHEREAS, Chapter 26 of the KSU SGA Statutes states money not used should revert back to 19 a SCTE reserve account at the conclusion of the fiscal year but this is not 20 currently being done; 21 22 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 23 24 SECTION 1. Chapter 26 of the KSU SGA be amended to read as follows. 25 26 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements Committee 27 28 26-0101 The Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements (SCTE) Committee shall consist of 29 the following members: 30 A. The Student Body Vice President, who shall serve as the Chair and who shall 31 vote only in the case of a tie. 32 B. The University Relations Standing Committee Chair, who shall serve as the 33 Vice Chair. 34 C. Six Student Senators, representing different colleges and different standing 35 committees, appointed by the Student Senate Chair upon approval by Student 36 Senate. 37 D. Four at-large members, representing different campus constituencies, 38 appointed by the Student Body President upon approval by Student Senate. 39 E. The chief academic officer of the Student Body President’s Cabinet. 40 F. One Faculty Senate Representative to Student Senate, who shall be a non- 41 voting member. 42 G. The Coordinator of the Office of Student Activities and Services, who shall 43 be a non-voting member. 44 45 26-0102 Duties of the Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements Committee

B-130 46 A. Throughout the fall semester, the SCTE Committee shall solicit proposals for 47 allocation of the SCTE monies. Included in the cover letter with the 48 application shall be the due date, the purpose of SCTE, and criteria for 49 consideration in the allocation of the SCTE monies. Any informal guidelines 50 used by the SCTE committee shall be approved by Student Senate prior to 51 the beginning of the allocation process. Senate may only pass additional or 52 change existing guidelines by a 2/3 vote of selected and qualified senators 53 B. SCTE proposals may be submitted to the committee for one of two areas: 54 1. Base-budget funding for programs that receive no other financial 55 assistance; or 56 2. Seed money for the creation and implementation for new 57 programs/initiatives. 58 C. SCTE proposals may request funding for one, two, or three years. Every 59 project receiving funding must submit each year funding was requested. If 60 other funding cannot be found after three years, the SCTE proposal may 61 submit a special request to the SCTE Committee. It is at the discretion of the 62 SCTE Committee as to whether or not to fund a fourth year. No SCTE 63 project may receive funding for more than four years. 64 1. For proposals that have been previously funded with SCTE money that 65 are also being allocated FY 2009 funds: FY 2009 is being considered the 66 second year of funding. 67 2. For proposals that are receiving first-time SCTE funding for FY 2009: 68 FY 2009 is considered the first year of funding. 69 D. All funding will be reviewed on an annual basis. All entities receiving SCTE 70 monies will submit a final report of all spent and unspent money to the Office 71 of Student Activities and Services Accountant that fiscal year. A final report 72 must be submitted in order to be eligible for another year of funding. 73 E. Proposals must include: description and title of project; administrative 74 contact information; project description and background; potential/current 75 impact and benefit to K-State students; dollar amount requested, including 76 line item expenditures and other sources of funding; and an estimated project 77 timeline. 78 F. Proposals are due in the Office of Student Activities and Services by 4:00 79 p.m. on the first Friday in December of each year. A total of 15 copies of the 80 proposal should be submitted in order to be reviewed by the committee. 81 G. The Committee shall make its recommendation by resolution to Student 82 Senate no later than the second meeting in March of each year. Upon 83 Student Senate approval, the recommendation will be sent to the University 84 Administration. 85 H. In its report to Student Senate and University Administration, the Committee 86 will include an evaluation of the effectiveness of the previous year’s 87 allocations. 88 I. Any remaining funds in individual SCTE accounts at the end of the fiscal year 89 will revert back to the SCTE Reserve Account NISASCTERS. 90

B-131 91 SECTION 3. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 92 this bill shall be sent to Kansas State University President Jon Wefald, Provost 93 Duane Nellis, Vice President of Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice 94 President of Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Assistant Vice President 95 Keith Ratzlaff, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Associate Provost Ruth Dyer, 96 Director of University Planning Dan Heater, Director of the Academic Assistance 97 Center Judy Lynch, Assistant Dean of Student Life Emily Lehning, Director of 98 Diversity Student Programming Anita Cortez, Director of Career and 99 Employment Services Keri Day-Keller, Director of Recreational Services Steve 100 Martini, College of Agriculture Dean Fred Cholick, College of Architecture, 101 Planning, and Design Dean Dennis Law, College of Arts and Sciences Dean 102 Stephen White, College of Business Administration Dean Yar Ebadi, College of 103 Education Dean Mike Holen, College of Engineering Dean John English, College 104 of Human Ecology Dean Virginia Moxley, College of Technology and Aviation 105 Dean Dennis Kuhlman, College of Veterinary Medicine Dean Ralph Richardson, 106 and Graduate School Dean Ron Trewyn. 107 108 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 109 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 42-0-0

B-132 1 BILL 07/08/94 BY-LAWS AMENDMENT 2 CONCERNING SENATE OPERATIONS 3 STANDING COMMITTEE DUTIES 4 5 BY: Senate Operations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Senate Operations Committee was charged with reviewing the purpose and 8 responsibilities of the Manhattan campus college councils by Bill 07/08/68; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Senate Operations Committee met with the current representatives of the 11 college councils and discussed their purpose and structure; 12 13 WHEREAS, The college council representatives agreed that it would be beneficial to 14 collaborate with each other at least once a semester concerning their duties and 15 activities; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The Senate Operations Committee shall be in charge or organizing a meeting with 18 the college council presidents or officers once a semester. 19 20 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 21 22 SECTION 1. Article V, Section 9.I.2 be amended to read as follows: 23 24 2. Senate Operations Standing Committee shall have the responsibilities of 25 overseeing KSU SGA Elections (as prescribed in Article I), Student Senate 26 Legislation, initiation of impeachment or expulsion consideration, and new- 27 Senator orientation for Senators selected during the Senate term, and organizing 28 a meeting with the college council presidents or officers at least once a semester. 29 30 SECTION 2. This bill shall take effect at the beginning of the 2008-2009 Student Senate term. 31 32 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 13, 2008 33 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 41-0-0

B-133 1 BILL 07/08/95 INCREASE IN OFFICE OF STUDENT 2 ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES 3 PRIVILEGE FEE 4 5 BY: Privilege Fee Committee, Matt Wagner, and Lydia Peele 6 7 WHEREAS, The Collegiate Readership program was started in 2003 as a program under 8 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements; 9 10 WHEREAS, The program has been very successful, providing students with four daily 11 newspapers, and has outgrown the funding from the Student-Centered Tuition 12 Enhancements Program; 13 14 WHEREAS, Incorporating this program under the Office of Student Activities and Services 15 will enable the Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements Committee to further 16 fund new student initiatives on campus; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The Office of Student Activities and Services Budget should be increased by 19 $140,000 to provide for the continued funding of this program. 20 21 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 22 23 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 34-04 is hereby amended to read: 24 25 OFFICE OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES BUDGET AGREEMENT 26 27 This agreement made this _____ day of March 2008, between the Kansas State 28 University Student Governing Association (SENATE), and Kansas State University Office of 29 Student Activities and Services (DEPARTMENT). 30 31 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) shall be funded at 32 the following amounts during the following Fiscal Years: $564,406 for July 1, 33 2008, through June 30, 2009; $572,384 for July 1, 2009, through June 30, 2010; 34 and $580,679 for July 1, 2010, through June 30, 2011. The BUDGET will be 35 reviewed prior to the 2011-2012 academic year. 36 37 2. Internal Auditing Services. The Kansas State University Student Governing 38 Association will provide, through the Office of Student Activities and Services 39 Privilege Fee, the amount of $18,000 annually to obtain auditing services from the 40 Kansas State University Internal Audit Office. 41 42 The Kansas State University Internal Audit Office will dedicate approximately 43 1,000 hours per year to conducting audits on the specified Privilege Fee receiving 44 agencies for that year. A Privilege Fee Agency will be defined as any agency that 45 directly receives funding from any campus privilege fee. The audits will be set on 46 a standard routine schedule and determined by the Privilege Fee Committee in

B-134 47 conjunction with the Vice President of Administration and Finance and the 48 Director of the Office of Internal Audit. The order of audits will be determined 49 prior to the beginning of the next fiscal year. 50 51 The Kansas State University Office of Internal Audit will utilize the same 52 practices and processes to audit Privilege Fee Agencies as it would for any other 53 university department or organization. These audits will assess the soundness, 54 adequacy, and application of accounting, financial, and other operating controls; 55 determine adherence to Federal, State, University, and Kansas State University 56 Student Governing Association policies and procedures; assess compliance with 57 applicable law, regulations, and generally accepted accounting principles; 58 ascertain whether program results are consistent with established objectives; 59 ascertain the adequacy of controls for safeguarding University and Student 60 Governing Association assets and funds from losses of all kinds; and assist in the 61 improvement of University operations by making constructive suggestions and 62 recommendations. In accordance with University policy, the Internal Audit 63 Office shall submit a working draft to the Privilege Fee agency. The agency will 64 have an opportunity to respond to any recommendations of the Internal Audit. In 65 accordance with University procedure, upon completion of the report it will be 66 made available to the Kansas Board of Regents, the appropriate University 67 officials, the Privilege Fee Committee, and the Kansas State University Student 68 Governing Association. 69 70 3. SafeRide Program. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association 71 will provide, through the Office of Student Activities and Services Privilege Fee, 72 the amount of $99,553 annually for a SafeRide Program. 73 74 4. Collegiate Readership Program. The Kansas State University Student Governing 75 Association will provide, through the Office of Student Activities and Services 76 Privilege Fee, the amount of $140,000 annually to the K-State Libraries to fund a 77 Collegiate Readership Program. 78 79 5. This agreement supersedes any previous agreement made by Kansas State 80 University Student Senate and/or Kansas State University Student Governing 81 Association with the Kansas State University Office of Student Activities and 82 Services regarding funding of budgets and use of such funding. 83 84 6. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic 85 review by Kansas State University Student senate, and such review could result in 86 decrease or termination of funding of the BUDGET. The failure of SENATE to 87 exercise any of its rights in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of such 88 rights in that instance or in any other instance. 89 90 7. Within 60 days of the end of each fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT 91 shall submit a written summary of BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee 92 Chair for review by the entire Senate body.

B-135 93 94 8. No construction of or renovation of a building or facility at KSU is permitted with 95 privilege fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the 96 student body. (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter C and Article XI 97 Section 1105). 98 99 a. Construction shall be defined as capital outlay costs to construct new 100 buildings or facilities or make additions onto an existing building or 101 facility. 102 103 b. Renovation shall be defined as any capital outlay costs used to make 104 modifications to existing building or facilities. Examples of uses of these 105 funds include major replacements (over $30,000), building additions, 106 facility betterments, and improvements which occur infrequently. 107 108 9. This agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the state of 109 Kansas. 110 111 10. By signing this agreement, the representatives of the respective parties hereby 112 represent that each is duly authorized by his or her party to execute this document 113 on behalf of such party and that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of 114 the agreement. 115 116 11. Bill 07/08/95 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by the Privilege 117 Fee Chair, the Coordinator of Student Activities and Services, the Student Senate 118 Chair, the Vice President for Institutional Advancement, the Vice President for 119 Administration and Finance, and the Student Body President. 120 121 SECTION 2. Upon passage Bill 07/08/60 is hereby repealed. 122 123 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 13, 2008 124 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 41-0-0

B-136 1 BILL 07/08/96 CLARIFICATION TO 2 STUDENT PUBLICATIONS INC. 3 PRIVILEGE FEE CONTRACT 4 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The current contract with Student Publications Inc. has a poorly worded clause 7 providing for an additional $58,200 to their annual budget for software and 8 hardware equipment; 9 10 WHEREAS, The intent of the legislation was for that $58,000 to be added to the original 11 budget numbers to produce an allocated total; 12 13 WHEREAS, This clause of the contract has caused confusion between the University 14 Controller’s Office and Student Publications; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The contract should be clarified to ensure that the proper amounts are allocated. 17 18 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statutes Chapter 40 is hereby amended to read: 21 22 STUDENT PUBLICATIONS INC. BUDGET AGREEMENT 23 24 1. This agreement made this ______day of March, 2008, between the Kansas State 25 University Student Governing Association (SENATE), and Board of Directors of Student 26 Publications Inc. (DEPARTMENT). 27 28 2. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) for Fiscal Year 2007 shall 29 be $416,569. The DEPARTMENT BUDGET for Fiscal Year 2008 shall be $430,904. 30 The DEPARTMENT BUDGET for Fiscal Year 2009 shall be $445,812. The 31 DEPARTMENT BUDGET shall be reviewed prior to FY 2010. 32 33 3. Each of the Fiscal Year BUDGETS includes an additional $58,200 allocation that may 34 only be spent on software and hardware equipment and the maintenance thereof. 35 36 4. The following items shall be considered contractual items: 37 38 A. No student fee funds shall be used for the purchase of food or for social functions. 39 40 B. No student fee funds shall be used for the creation or printing of publications 41 which fall outside the mission of Student Publications, Inc., to serve the entire 42 campus or its primary publications (e.g. the Royal Purple, K-State Collegian, e- 43 Collegian, and the University Phone Directory.) 44 45 C. No student fee funds shall be expended without authorization from the Finance 46 Committee of the Board of Directors of Student Publications, Inc.

B-137 47 48 D. The DEPARTMENT shall be in compliance with KSU SGA Statutes 30-0401. 49 50 51 5. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic review by 52 Kansas State University Student Senate and such review could result in decrease or 53 termination of funding of the BUDGET. The failure of SENATE to exercise any rights 54 in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of such rights in that instance or any other 5655 instance. 57 58 6. Within 60 days of the end of the fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT shall 59 submit a written summary of BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee Chair for 60 review by the entire Senate body. 61 62 7. No construction or renovation of a building or facility at KSU is permitted with Privilege 63 Fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the student body. 64 (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter C and Article XI Section 1105) 65 66 8. This agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of Kansas. 67 68 9. By signing this agreement, the representatives of the respective parties hereby represent 69 that each is duly authorized by his or her party to execute this document on behalf of such 70 party and that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of the agreement. 71 72 10. Bill 07/08/96 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by the Privilege Fee 73 Chair, the Chair of the Board of Directors of Student Publications Inc., the Director of 74 Student Publications Inc., the Finance Chair of the Board of Directors of Student 75 Publications Inc., the Student Senate Chair, the Vice President for Institutional 76 Advancement, and the Student Body President. 77 78 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 13, 2008 79 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 41-0-0

B-138 1 BILL 07/08/97 FY 2008 ADDITIONAL 2 FINE ARTS STUDENT GROUP 3 FUNDING FROM RESERVES 4 5 BY: Bryan Cox and Clint Blaes 6 7 WHEREAS, Fine Arts Student Groups activities add a great deal to the Kansas State 8 University community, providing educational and cultural value to students; 9 10 WHEREAS, There have been numerous requests for funding from various student groups for 11 FY 2008; 12 13 WHEREAS, Due to the number of requests that the Allocations Committee has received this 14 fiscal year, it is necessary to ask approval of the Student Governing Association 15 for additional funding to the annual DEPARTMENT BUDGET for Fine Arts 16 Student Groups out of the Fine Arts Student Groups Reserve Account; and 17 18 WHEREAS, If the approval for additional funding is not passed by the Student Governing 19 Association, then the remaining amount of the student activity fee budgeted for 20 Fine Arts groups will be allocated out to student groups until it is exhausted, and 21 the remaining funding requests for this fiscal year will be denied, due to lack of 22 funds. 23 24 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. There shall be a one-time $5,000.00 increase, from $17,000.00 to $22,000.00, to 27 the approved amount for Fine Arts Student Groups from the Fine Arts Student 28 Groups Reserve Account. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 31 these funds shall be allocated to the budgeted amount for Fine Arts Student 32 Groups from the Fine Arts Student Group Reserve Account NISAFASRSV. 33 34 SECTION 3. Upon passage, a copy of this bill shall be sent to the Privilege Fee Chair and 35 Office of Student Activities and Services Accountant, Lori Gilmore to comply 36 with internal auditing procedures. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED ON A ROLL CALL VOTE ON MARCH 13, 2008 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-2

B-139 1 BILL 07/08/98 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 K-STATE ALLIANCE FOR 3 PEACE AND JUSTICE 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of K- 8 State Alliance for Peace and Justice; 9 10 WHEREAS, K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice will be hosting Kathy Kelly, a renowned 11 speaker on peace and justice issues on April 14, 2008, in the Union Courtyard; 12 13 WHEREAS, Kelly has traveled all over the world working specifically in Iraq, Lebanon, and 14 many other Middle East countries, 15 16 WHEREAS, Kelly has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize three times, and has co- 17 founded the organization Voices in the Wilderness; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 20 follows: 21 22 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, and Entertainer (LSE) Fee for K-State Alliance for 23 Peace and Justice to bring Kathy Kelly to campus from for the lecture on April 24 14, 2008. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 LSE Fee $ 500.00 $ 500.00 28 TOTAL $ 500.00 $ 500.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice shall be allocated $500.00 for the activity 33 described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 36 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 37 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO099 of K-State Alliance for Peace and 38 Justice. 39 40 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 13, 2008 41 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 42-0-0

B-140 1 BILL 07/08/99 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 DELTA LAMBDA PHI 3 NATIONAL FRATERNITY 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 8 Delta Lambda Phi National Fraternity; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Delta Lambda Phi National Fraternity will be sending five of their members 11 to Toledo, Ohio, from March 28-30, 2008, to attend the semi-annual Delta 12 Lambda Phi Central Regional Conference; 13 14 WHEREAS, The conference will help improve the development of the Delphi Educational 15 Series, a lecture series that the Kansas State University Delta Lambda Phi chapter 16 has facilitated to educate K-State students on topics such as AIDS awareness, 17 women’s rights, and diversity; 18 19 WHEREAS, The conference will promote discussion of the challenges in promoting tolerance 20 and awareness of sexual diversity, sexual health, and discrimination on a 21 Midwestern campus; 22 23 WHEREAS, Student attendees will be able to bring their knowledge back to K-State and share 24 it with the campus at large through their lecture series and diversity training; and 25 26 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 27 follows: 28 29 Project 1 –Travel for five members of Delta Lambda Phi National Fraternity to 30 Toledo, OH, to attend the Delta Lambda Phi Central Regional Conference. 31 32 Request Recommendation 33 Travel $ 400.00 $ 400.00______34 TOTAL $ 400.00 $ 400.00 35 36 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 37 38 SECTION 1. Delta Lambda Phi National Fraternity shall be allocated $400.00 for the activity 39 described. 40 41 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 42 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 43 NISACONRSV to the account to NISACWO112 for Delta Lambda Phi National 44 Fraternity. 45 46 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 13, 2008 47 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 31-10-1

B-141 1 BILL 07/08/100 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 UP ‘TIL DAWN 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Up 7 ‘til Dawn; 8 9 WHEREAS, Up ‘til Dawn is holding its annual Final Event at the Chester E. Peters Recreation 10 Center on March 28, 2008; 11 12 WHEREAS, This event is held annually to symbolize parents staying up all night with their 13 children who have debilitating diseases; 14 15 WHEREAS, This event will speak to the importance of the Up ‘til Dawn philanthropy and the 16 impact it has on patients and families, and serves as an excellent way to promote 17 Kansas State University’s nationally recognized organization to students for the 18 coming years; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1 – Rent of Space for Up ‘til Dawn to host its Final Event on March 28, 24 2008. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 Rent of Space $ 641.27 $ 320.65______28 TOTAL $ 641.27 $ 320.65 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. Up ‘til Dawn is allocated $320.65 for the activity described above. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 35 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 36 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO067 of Up ‘til Dawn. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED ON STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 13, 2008 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 42-0-0

B-142 1 BILL 07/08/101 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 SOCIETY FOR APPRECIATION OF 3 BHARATIYA HERITAGE AND ART 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 8 Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Art (SABHA); 9 10 WHEREAS, SABHA will host Nrithyanjali, a Kathak dance concert by Kaveri Agashe & 11 Group in the auditorium of Manhattan High School on April 10, 2008; 12 13 WHEREAS, This concert will allow the audience to experience and appreciate the cultural 14 differences in classical music; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, and Entertainer (LSE) Fee, Rent of Space, and 20 Promotions for SABHA to bring Kaveri Agashe & Group to the Manhattan High 21 School auditorium on April 10, 2008. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Promotions $ 150.00 $ 150.00 25 Rent of Space $ 400.00 $ 400.00 26 LSE Fee $2,150.00 $2,150.00 _ 27 TOTAL $2,700.00 $2,700.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. SABHA shall be allocated $2,700.00 for the activity described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 34 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Student Reserve Account 35 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS021 of SABHA. 36 37 THIS BILL FAILED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 13, 2008 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 6-36-0

B-143 1 BILL 07/08/102 FY 2008 ALLOCATIONS 2 TO STUDENTS FOR 3 THE RIGHT TO LIFE 4 5 BY: George H. Weston and Kristel Williams 6 7 WHEREAS, Students for the Right to Life sent nine members to Washington, D.C., from 8 January 19-23, 2008, to attend the March for Life; 9 10 WHEREAS, The March for Life is an annual national rally that gives students an opportunity 11 to attend various rallies and meetings to provide further education on pro-life 12 issues; 13 14 WHEREAS, Student attendees were provided with a hands-on approach to peaceful protesting 15 and valuable knowledge on pro-life issues that will aid in the success of future 16 club events at K-State; 17 18 WHEREAS, Students for the Right to Life first applied for funding through the Allocations 19 Committee before the required deadline to do so; 20 21 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee did not come to a decision of whether or not to fund 22 Students for the Right to Life prior to the March for Life; 23 24 WHEREAS, Students for the Right to Life then submitted the appropriate appeals form for 25 retroactive funding and exhausted all formal appeal options; 26 27 WHEREAS, Student Government Association Statutes for travel projects allow for no more 28 than $100.00 for a single student and a maximum of $1,000.00 total for a group; 29 and 30 31 WHEREAS, Nine members of KSU Students for the Right Life went to Washington, D.C., to 32 attend the March for Life from January 19-23, 2008, and are recommended to 33 receive a $900.00 reimbursement to cover travel, lodging, and food. 34 35 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 36 37 SECTION 1. Students for the Right to Life shall be allocated $900.00 for reimbursements for 38 the activity described. 39 40 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 41 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 42 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO062 of KSU Students for the Right to 43 Life. 44 45 THIS BILL FAILED TO PASS STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 46 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 13-34-1

B-144 1 BILL 07/08/103 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 AFRICAN STUDENTS UNION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 7 African Students Union; 8 9 WHEREAS, On April 26, 2008, the African Students Union will be hosting it annual African 10 Night; 11 12 WHEREAS, This event has been successful in the past years, reaching an average of nearly 13 300 Kansas State students each time it is held; 14 15 WHEREAS, This event will educate students and Manhattan community members about the 16 culture, fashion, food, music, dance, and history of different countries in Africa 17 thus promoting cultural tolerance and understanding; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 20 follows: 21 22 Project 1 –Promotion and Rent of Equipment for the African Students Union to 23 host it annual African Night. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 Promotions $ 200.00 $ 150.00 27 Rent of Space $ 300.00 $ 0.00 28 Rent of Equipment $ 600.00 $ 600.00 29 Food $ 1,000.00 $ 0.00 30 TOTAL $ 2,100.00 $ 750.00 31 32 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 33 34 SECTION 1. The African Students Union shall be allocated $750.00 for the activity described. 35 36 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 37 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 38 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO001 of the African Students Union. 39 40 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 41 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-2

B-145 1 BILL 07/08/104 FY 2009 ALLOCATION 2 TO ACTION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 ACTION Campaign for Nonviolence; 8 9 WHEREAS, ACTION is hosting the annual Campaign for Nonviolence Rally in the K-State 10 Student Union Courtyard on September 10, 2008; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Campaign for Nonviolence Rally is held to raise awareness about student 13 organizations that deal with violence, abuse, safety, and justice issues. The rally 14 will give students the essential information to know where to seek help and 15 feature a presentation by ACTION themselves; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Promotions for ACTION for their Campaign for Nonviolence Rally 21 held on September 10, 2008, in the K-State Union Courtyard. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 LSE fee $ 200.00 $ 0.00 25 Promotions $ 103.20 $ 103.20 26 TOTAL $ 303.20 $ 103.20 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. ACTION shall be allocated $103.20 for the activity described above. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 33 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 34 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO014 of ACTION on or after July 1, 35 2008. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-2

B-146 1 BILL 07/08/105 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 CHILDREN’S AND ADOLESCENT 3 LITERATURE COMMUNITY (ChALC) 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 8 Children’s and Adolescent Literature Community (ChALC); 9 10 WHEREAS, On April 5, 2008, CHALC will be hosting an all day Children’s Literature 11 Conference at Kansas State University; 12 13 WHEREAS, The conference will allow attendees to go to breakout sessions and round table 14 discussions as well as a keynote lecture pertaining to professional perspectives on 15 children’s literature; 16 17 WHEREAS, Attendees will be provided with a unique opportunity to enhance their knowledge 18 of this subject while engaging in critical discussions with their peers; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1 – Lecture, Speaker, Entertainer (LSE) Fee, and Promotions, for ChALC 24 to host an all day Children’s Literature Conference at Kansas State University. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 LSE fee $ 799.00 $ 799.00 28 Promotions $ 100.00 $ 100.00 29 TOTAL $ 899.00 $ 899.00 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. The Children’s and Adolescent Literature Community shall be allocated $899.00 34 for the activity described. 35 36 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 37 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Student Reserve Account 38 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS028 of the CHALC. 39 40 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 41 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 43-0-0

B-147 1 BILL 07/08/106 FY 2009 ALLOCATION TO 2 CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Circle 7 K International; 8 9 WHEREAS, Circle K will be sending seven members to attend their International Convention 10 in Denver, Colorado, from August 6-9, 2008; 11 12 WHEREAS, Members will learn new ideas for service projects on the campus, as well as the 13 Manhattan community; students will participate in sessions with students from all 14 over the world to exchange ideas and bring them back to campus; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Travel for Circle K International to attend their International 20 Convention in Denver, CO from August 6-9, 2008. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $ 700.00 $ 700.00 24 TOTAL $ 700.00 $ 700.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. Circle K International shall be allocated $700.00 for the activity described. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 31 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 32 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO023 of Circle K International on or 33 after July 1, 2008. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-2

B-148 1 BILL 07/08/107 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 JAPANESE APPRECIATION 3 ASSOCIATION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 8 Japanese Appreciation Association (JAA); 9 10 WHEREAS, JAA will be holding the Central Kansas Japanese Festival, an educational festival 11 that celebrates diversity by bringing Japanese culture to life for those attending; 12 13 WHEREAS, The festival will bring a Taiko drum group and a Japanese storyteller to the 14 campus; 15 16 WHEREAS, Further activities will be provided by the group, including displays, workshops, 17 and other activities; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 20 follows: 21 22 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, and Entertainer (LSE) Fee, Rent of Equipment, and 23 Promotions for JAA to host the Central Kansas Japanese Festival on April 12, 24 2008. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 LSE Fee $ 1,650.00 $ 1,650.00 28 Rent of Equipment $ 292.00 $ 292.00 29 Promotions $ 1,158.00 $ 150.00 30 TOTAL $ 3,100.00 $ 2,092.00 31 32 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 33 34 SECTION 1. Japanese Appreciation Association (JAA) shall be allocated $2,092.00 for the 35 activity described. 36 37 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 38 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 39 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO040 of JAA. 40 41 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 42 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-2

B-149 1 BILL 07/08/108 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 JAPANESE YOSAKOI 3 DANCE CLUB 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 8 Japanese Yosakoi Dance Club (Yosakoi); 9 10 WHEREAS, Yosakoi will be sending 15 members to the Yosakoi Soran Festival to perform 11 and practice the Yosakoi style of dance in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan; 12 13 WHEREAS, This trip will allow Yosakoi not only to reconnect with K-State Alumni abroad 14 and experience Japanese culture first-hand, but will also enable them to bring 15 their experiences back to K-State to share with other group members, and with the 16 campus at-large through their performances; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1 – Travel for Yosakoi to send 15 members to Sopporo, Hokkaido, Japan, 22 in June 2008. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 Travel $1,000.00 $1,000.00 26 TOTAL $1,000.00 $1,000.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. Yosakoi shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 33 these funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Student Groups Reserve 34 Account NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS024 of Yosakoi. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 37 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-2

B-150 1 BILL 07/08/109 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCATION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 Muslim Student Association (MSA); 8 9 WHEREAS, MSA will be hosting the lecture “Do You Know Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?” 10 featuring Dr. Shakir Alani on April 11, 2008, in the Kansas State Student Union 11 Big 12 Room; 12 13 WHEREAS, The lecture will focus on how Islam, the fastest growing religion in the world, has 14 become popular in America, in spite of the negative publicity given to it by the 15 media; 16 17 WHEREAS, Students will be exposed to the negative stereotypes associated with the Islam 18 religion and gain further understanding of the culture to help erase these; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, and Entertainer (LSE) Fee and Promotions for 24 MSA to host “Do You Know Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?” on April 11, 2008. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 LSE Fee $ 1,090.00 $ 820.00 28 Promotions $ 250.00 $ 150.00 29 TOTAL $ 1,340.00 $ 970.00 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. Muslim Student Association shall be allocated $970.00 for the activity described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 36 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 37 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO048 of Muslim Student Association. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 28, 2007 40 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 38-2-2

B-151 1 BILL 07/08/110 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 ORDINARY WOMEN 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 Ordinary Women; 8 9 WHEREAS, On April 17, 2008, Ordinary Women will be holding its annual “Take Back the 10 Night” March and Rally; 11 12 WHEREAS, Take Back the Night raises awareness of sexual assault and domestic violence on 13 the Kansas State campus and within the Manhattan community; 14 15 WHEREAS, The event will consist of a march from Bosco Plaza to City Park followed by 16 concert performances by local artists “Fashionably Late” and Jessie Feryermuth; 17 and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 20 follows: 21 22 Project 1 – Lecture, Speaker, Entertainer (LSE) fee, Promotions, and Rent of 23 Equipment for Ordinary Women to hold their annual “Take Back the Night” 24 March and Rally. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 LSE fee $ 300.00 $ 300.00 28 Rent of Space $ 195.00 $ 0.00 29 Rent of Equipment $ 250.00 $ 250.00 30 Promotions $ 150.00 $ 150.00 31 TOTAL $ 895.00 $ 700.00 32 33 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 34 35 SECTION 1. Ordinary Women shall be allocated $700.00 for the activity described. 36 37 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 38 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 39 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO053 of the Ordinary Women. 40 41 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 42 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-2

B-152 1 BILL 07/08/111 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 SAUDI CLUB 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Saudi 7 Club; 8 9 WHEREAS, Saudi Club will be sending five of their members to Richmond, Virginia, to attend 10 the annual conference of Saudi Clubs in the United States; 11 12 WHEREAS, This event will allow Saudi Club to build connections with the Saudi Ambassador 13 to the United States as well as other Saudi nationals, enabling them to plan 14 educational activities upon returning to the Kansas State University campus; 15 16 WHERAS, Saudi Club has received $600.00 for travel this year, and is only allowed an 17 additional $400.00 according to SGA statutes; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 20 follows: 21 22 Project 1 – Travel for five members of Saudi Club to Richmond, VA, for the 23 Saudi Clubs Annual Conference from May 10-11, 2008. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 Travel $500.00 $400.00 27 TOTAL $500.00 $400.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. Saudi Club shall be allocated $400.00 for the activity described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 34 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 35 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO107 of Saudi Club. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-2

B-153 1 BILL 07/08/112 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 STUDENTS FOR 3 ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 8 Students for Environmental Action (SEA); 9 10 WHEREAS, SEA will be hosting a panel on food production on April 16, 2008, in the Kansas 11 State Student Union Little Theater; 12 13 WHEREAS, The panel will be composed of knowledgeable professionals on the topic of food 14 production, including Rhonda Janke, Daniel Dermitzel, and Kirk Cusick; 15 16 WHEREAS, The panel will expose students to the issue of food production in the United States 17 and how it is changing in order to lessen impacts on the environment; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 20 follows: 21 22 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, and Entertainer (LSE) Fee and Promotions for SEA 23 to host a panel on food production on April 16, 2008. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 LSE Fee $ 880.00 $ 880.00 27 Promotions $ 200.00 $ 150.00 28 TOTAL $ 1,080.00 $ 1,030.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. Students for Environmental Action shall be allocated $1,030.00 for the activity 33 described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 36 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 37 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO061 of Students for Environmental 38 Action. 39 40 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 41 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-2

B-154 1 BILL 07/08/113 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 STUDENTS FOR 3 ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 8 Students for Environmental Action (SEA); 9 10 WHEREAS, SEA will be sending 10 of their members to Chicago, Illinois, to attend the Green 11 Festival, a collection of over 200 speakers and 400 “green” businesses that will 12 present workshops, films, career sessions, and more; 13 14 WHEREAS, This festival will allow SEA to bring back innovative ideas to the K-State campus 15 in order to improve the environmental sustainability of the campus; 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Travel for SEA to send 10 members to Chicago, IL, for the Green 21 Festival on May 17-18, 2008. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Travel $1,000.00 $1,000.00 25 TOTAL $1,000.00 $1,000.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. Students for Environmental Action shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity 30 described. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 33 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 34 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO061 of Students for Environmental 35 Action. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-2

B-155 1 BILL 07/08/114 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 STUDENT HEALTH 3 ADVISORY COMMITTEE 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 8 Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC); 9 10 WHEREAS, SHAC will be sending six members to attend the American College Health 11 Association Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida, from June 3-7, 2008; 12 13 WHEREAS, This event will create collaborative opportunities of Kansas State representatives 14 to learn how other schools operate their student health centers through 15 presentations, forums, and browsing sessions; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Travel for SHAC to attend the American College Health Association 21 Annual Meeting in Orlando, FL, from June 3-7, 2008. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Travel $ 1,000.00 $ 600.00 25 TOTAL $ 1,000.00 $ 600.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. The Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC) shall be allocated $600.00 for 30 the activity described. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 33 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 34 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO111 of SHAC. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 37 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-2

B-156 1 BILL 07/08/115 FY 2008 ALLOCATION TO 2 WILDCATS AGAINST RAPE 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of 7 Wildcats Against Rape (WAR); 8 9 WHEREAS, WAR is co-sponsoring the philanthropic event, “Empty Bowls”; 10 11 WHEREAS, “Empty Bowls” is a community wide event focused on promoting awareness of 12 widespread hunger throughout our community and the world as well. 100% of the 13 profits from the sale of the bowls will go to three local food shelters; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made are as 16 follows: 17 18 Project 1 – Promotions for WAR to promote their philanthropic event, “Empty 19 Bowls,” from March 26-April 17, 2008, 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 Promotions $ 150.00 $ 150.00 23 TOTAL $ 150.00 $ 150.00 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. The Wildcats Against Rape (WAR) shall be allocated $150.00 for the activity 28 described. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 31 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 32 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO056 of WAR. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 35 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-2

B-157 1 BILL 07/08/116 BY-LAWS AMENDMENTS CONCERNING 2 UNIVERSITY RELATIONS COMMITTEE AND DUTIES 3 4 BY: Taylor Symons, Nick Piper and Bill Muir 5 6 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association By-Laws have been 7 amended in the past to provide for changes of membership and duties of Student 8 Senate Standing Committees; and 9 10 WHEREAS, Student Senators passed Bill 07/08/12 in support of the creation of a special 11 committee to create a pilot program entitled "Student Governing Association 12 Ambassadors Program" (SGAAP); 13 14 WHEREAS, The SGAAP has reached multiple student organizations during the 2007-2008 15 Student Senate term, increasing knowledge and improving the public image of 16 SGA and its projects with the K-State student body; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association By-Laws state that 19 the University Relations Standing Committee shall be concerned with all matters 20 of student life and that the committee shall initiate any programs, activities or 21 projects for the general welfare of the Kansas State University student body. 22 23 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 24 25 SECTION 1. Article IV, Section 9.J. of the KSU SGA By-Laws, as amended by Bill 06/07/97, 26 is amended to read as follows: 27 28 J. University Relations Standing Committee shall be concerned with all matters of 29 student life as well as be responsible for all academic issues on campus and the 30 maintenance of good relations between Kansas State University faculty and the 31 Student Governing Association. 32 1. The University Relations Committee shall consist of the following 33 members, and the University Relations Chairperson, who shall vote only 34 to break a tie. 35 2. Membership 36 a. University Relations Chair, who shall be appointed by the Chair of 37 Student Senate, in consultation with the Vice Chair of Student 38 Senate, the present Chair of the Senate Operations Committee, and 39 the present University Relations Chair. The appointment shall be 40 subject to the approval of Student Senate and the Chair shall also 41 serve as Faculty Senate Representative. 42 b. Vice Chair for Public Relations, who shall be appointed by the 43 Chair of Student Senate, in consultation with the Vice Chair of 44 Student Senate and the present University Relations. The Vice 45 Chair for Public Relations shall chair meeting of the committee in 46 the absence of the University Relations Chair, oversee all public

B-158 47 relations matters and projects, shall chair the SGA Ambassador 48 Program, and shall be an non voting ex officio member of the 49 Student Senate Executive Committee. 50 c. Vice Chair for University Enhancements, who shall be appointed 51 by the Chair of Student Senate, in consultation with the Vice Chair 52 of Student Senate and the present University Relations Chair. The 53 Vice Chair for University Enhancements shall chair meeting of the 54 Committee in the absence of the Chair and Vice Chair for Public 55 Relations. 56 d. The Vice Chair of Student Senate, who shall be an ex-officio 57 voting member of the committee. 58 e. The Faculty Senate Representative, who shall be a voting, ex- 59 officio member of the committee. The Public Relations Director 60 of the Cabinet, who shall be a nonvoting, ex-officio member of the 61 committee. 62 f. Student Senators, appointed by the Chair of Student Senate and 63 present University Relations Chair. Of these members, the Chair 64 of Student Senate shall appoint, with the recommendation of the 65 University Relations Chair, one or more Vice Chairs of the 66 University Relations Committee. The Vice Chair shall chair 67 meetings of the University Relations Committee in the absence of 68 the Chair. 69 g. Two students-at-large, appointed by the Chair of the committee in 70 consultation with the Chair of Student Senate and present 71 University Relations Chair, who shall have voting privileges on the 72 committee. 73 h. Student Senate Interns, appointed by the Intern Coordinator in 74 consultation with the present University Relations Chair, who shall 75 have voting privileges on the committee. 76 3. The committee shall: 77 a. Be the communication link between the Kansas State University 78 student body, Student Senate, and Faculty Senate. 79 b. Initiate any programs, activities or projects deemed necessary for 80 the general welfare of the Kansas State University student body. 81 c. Initiate investigations and recommend new or reviewed policies to 82 ensure the welfare and rights of the student body. 83 d. Oversee SGA-led student service projects, including at least one 84 annual University-wide event. 85 e, Oversee issues involving parking services and campus safety. 86 f. Promote public awareness of SGA to the K-State student body. 87 g. Oversee the SGA Ambassador Program. 88 89 SECTION 2. Article IV of the KSU SGA By-Laws is amended by the addition of a new 90 Section 15 to read as follows: 91 92 Sectn. 15. SGA Ambassador Program.

B-159 93 1. The SGA Ambassador Program shall consist of five Student Senators and 94 four Student Senate Interns, who shall be appointed by the Student Senate 95 Chair and the University Relations Vice Chair for Public Relations, in 96 consultation with the Intern Coordinator. The University Relations Vice 97 Chair for Public Relations shall be responsible for and coordinate the 98 Program. 99 2. The SGA Ambassadors shall have the following duties: 100 a, Senator Ambassadors shall visit four student organizations during 101 the fall semester and three during the spring semester. 102 b. Intern Ambassadors shall accompany Senator Ambassadors on 103 three visits during the fall semester, and shall complete three visits 104 in the spring semester. 105 106 SECTION 3.This legislation shall take effect at the beginning of the 2008-2009 Student Senate term. 107 108 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 109 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-1

B-160 1 BILL 07/08/117 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT CONCERNING 2 STUDENT SENATE ABSENCES AND PROXIES 3 4 By: Senate Operations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association Constitution 7 provides for proxy voting for Student Senators who are absent from Student 8 Senate meeting and excused by the Student Senate Chair; and 9 10 WHEREAS, Student Senators from the College of Veterinary Medicine and the Graduate 11 School have large or heavy course loads and responsibilities, and Faculty member 12 of Student Senate have other university duties. Both may necessitate their needing 13 to be absent and designate a proxy on a continuing basis. 14 15 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 16 17 SECTION 1. Article V, Sections 504.E. and F. of the KSU SGA Constitution are amended to 18 read as follows: 19 20 E. Absences. 21 22 1. A Student Senator shall inform the Chairperson of Student Senate of any 23 anticipated absence from a Student Senate meeting at least 24 hours prior 24 to the meeting, unless an emergency situation arises. In the case of an 25 emergency, the Chairperson should be notified as soon as the Student 26 Senator discovers he or she will be absent from the Student Senate 27 meeting. The Chairperson of Student Senate will then determine if the 28 absence is excused. 29 30 2. Student Senators from the College of Veterinary Medicine and Faculty 31 members of Student Senate may be absent from Student Senate meetings 32 because of course loads, examinations, study schedules or other 33 responsibilities. 34 35 F. Proxies. 36 37 1. A Student Senator may appoint another Student Senator as a proxy voter 38 for a meeting, providing that the absence has been excused by the 39 Chairperson of Student Senate. Student Senators from the Graduate 40 School the College of Veterinary Medicine, and Faculty member of 41 Student Senate may appoint another Student Senator as a proxy voter on a 42 continuing basis. Said proxy shall consult with the Student Senators 43 previous to the Student Senate meeting. 44 45 THIS BILL FAILED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 46 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 33-14-1

B-161 1 BILL 07/08/118 STATUTES AMENDMENTS 2 REGARDING GROUP 3 CLASSIFICATION DEFINITIONS 4 5 BY: Bryan Cox 6 7 WHEREAS, College Council Organizations are currently too narrowly defined, causing 8 professional or academic-oriented groups to be classified as Campus Wide 9 Organizations if they cross the sometimes unclear boundaries between colleges; 10 11 WHEREAS, Student Governing Association should consider student organizations college 12 council organizations when their purpose focuses on closely related fields that 13 may sometimes cross college boundaries; and 14 15 WHEREAS, Such change in classification will allow these groups to receive funds through 16 Student Government for Open House activities where they otherwise would not 17 be able to receive funds. 18 19 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 20-0102, section A, sub-section 8 shall be amended to read as 22 follows: 23 24 8. College Council Organization. A College Council Organization shall be 25 any registered organization whose organizational focus shall be academic 26 or professional in nature and associated with a specific academic college. 27 or colleges. The primary college of a College Council Organization shall 28 be determined by the SGA Treasurer in consultation with the College 29 Council Allocations Chair. 30 31 SECTION 2. This legislation shall take effect at the beginning of the 2008-2009 Student Senate 32 term. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 35 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-1

B-162 1 BILL 07/08/119 STATUTES AMENDMENTS 2 REQUIRING EVENT 3 REPORTING FOR FUNDED 4 STUDENT GROUPS 5 6 BY: Bryan Cox 7 8 WHEREAS, Organizations and departments receiving privilege fee funding directly from the 9 Kansas State University Student Governing Association , including the Union 10 Program Council and the Fine Arts Departments, are held to a high level of 11 accountability regarding their individual events; 12 13 WHEREAS, Proper resources for upholding a similar level of simple accountability have not 14 existed for individual student group allocations; 15 16 WHEREAS, These changes will allow for the streamlined collection of information from 17 student groups in the normal course of the groups receiving and utilizing their 18 funding; and 19 20 WHEREAS, These measures, by increasing the information available to the Allocations and 21 College Council Allocations Committees, will enable these committees to make 22 better recommendations and decisions, and more wisely allocate the funds 23 collected in student privilege fees. 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 21-0103 shall be amended by adding the following section G 28 and re-lettering the remaining sections: 29 30 G. Post-Event Requirements. Post-event requirement records shall be retained 31 for SGA reference for no less than the following two fiscal years from the 32 fiscal year in which an event is funded. These post-event requirements 33 shall be available to be used by future Allocations and College Council 34 Allocations Committees in order to more wisely allocate funds. All post- 35 event requirements outlined below shall be completed within 30 days of 36 completion of the event, unless extended by the respective Committee 37 Chairperson. 38 1. On-Campus Events. College Council and Campus Wide 39 Organizations receiving funding for on-campus events shall be 40 required to complete a post-event summary form, available in the 41 Office of Student Activities and Services, and return the form to 42 the Office of Student Activities and Services. This form shall 43 include event attendance, event expenditure summary, summary of 44 funding from SGA and all other sources, event location, and any 45 other information determined necessary by the SGA Treasurer. 46 2. Travel Events.

B-163 47 a. College Council and Campus Wide Organizations receiving 48 funding for travel events shall be required to complete a 49 post-event summary form, available in the Office of 50 Student Activities and Services, and return the form to the 51 Office of Student Activities and Services. This form shall 52 include expenditure summary, summary of funding from 53 SGA and all other sources, travel destination, nature and 54 method in which educational value was returned to the 55 student body at-large, and any other information 56 determined necessary by the SGA Treasurer. 57 b. In order to ensure an educational benefit to the student 58 body at-large, the reviewing committee shall have the 59 ability, at its discretion, to grant funding contingent upon 60 public presentation of educational benefit by the students 61 traveling. Attendance at this presentation shall be included 62 in the post-event summary. 63 3. Penalties. Organizations not completing post-event requirements 64 within the required timeframe shall be subject to suspension of 65 funding for the remainder of the fiscal year by the respective 66 committee. Repeat offenders shall be subject to funding suspension 67 for the following fiscal year. 68 69 SECTION 2. KSU SGA Statute 23-0102 shall be amended by adding the following section I. 70 and re-lettering the remaining sections: 71 72 I. Post-Event Requirements. Post-event requirement records shall be retained 73 for SGA reference for no less than the following two fiscal years from the 74 fiscal year in which an event is funded. These post-event requirements 75 shall be available to be used by future Allocations Committees in order to 76 more wisely allocate funds. All post-event requirements outlined below 77 shall be completed within 30 days of completion of the event, unless 78 extended by the respective Allocations Chair. 79 1. On-Campus Events. Fine Arts Student Groups receiving funding 80 for on-campus events shall be required to complete a post-event 81 summary form, available in the Office of Student Activities and 82 Services, and return the form to the Office of Student Activities 83 and Services. This form shall include event attendance, event 84 expenditure summary, summary of funding from SGA and all 85 other sources, event location, and any other information 86 determined necessary by the SGA Treasurer. 87 2. Travel Events. 88 a. Fine Arts Student Groups receiving funding for travel 89 events shall be required to complete a post-event summary 90 form, available in the Office of Student Activities and 91 Services, and return the form to the Office of Student 92 Activities and Services. This form shall include

B-164 93 expenditure summary, summary of funding from SGA and 94 all other sources, travel destination, nature and method in 95 which educational value was returned to the student body 96 at-large, and any other information determined necessary 97 by the SGA Treasurer. 98 b. In order to ensure an educational benefit to the student 99 body at-large, the reviewing committee shall have the 100 ability, at its discretion, to grant funding contingent upon 101 public presentation of educational benefit by the students 102 traveling. Attendance at this presentation shall be included 103 in the post-event summary. 104 3. Penalties. Organizations not completing post-event requirements 105 within the required timeframe shall be subject to suspension of 106 funding for the remaining year by the Allocations Committee. 107 Repeat offenders shall be subject to funding suspension for the 108 following fiscal year. 109 110 SECTION 3. This legislation bill take effect upon passage at the beginning of the 2008-2009 111 Student Senate term. 112 113 THIS BILL FAILED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 114 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 5-37-4

B-165 1 BILL 07/08/120 STATUTES AMENDMENTS 2 DEFINING COMMITTEE 3 DISCRETION ON ALLOCATIONS 4 5 BY: Bryan Cox 6 7 WHEREAS, The discretionary scope of the Allocations and College Council Allocations Committees 8 are not explicitly stated in current statutes; and 9 10 WHEREAS, Explicit definition of such scope will increase the clarity of these committees’ purpose, 11 making their operations more efficient and meaningful. 12 13 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 14 15 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 21-0103, section B shall be amended by adding a new sub-section 4 to 16 read as follows: 17 18 4. Committee Discretion. The Allocations and College Council Allocations 19 Committees’ discretion shall include, but not be limited to, the ability to discern 20 the presence and/or lack of educational value in an event and the sufficiency of 21 educational value of an event in regards to the level of funding requested. 22 23 SECTION 2. KSU SGA Statute 23-0102, section D shall be amended by adding a new sub-section 3 to 24 read as follows: 25 26 3. Committee Discretion. The Allocations Committee’s discretion shall include, 27 but not be limited to, the ability to discern the presence and/or lack of educational 28 value in an event andthe sufficiency of educational value of an event in regards to 29 the level of funding requested. 30 31 SECTION 3. This bill shall take effect at the beginning of the 2008-2009 Student Senate term. 32 33 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 34 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-166 1 BILL 07/08/121 STATUTES AMENDMENTS 2 CONCERNING FUNDING 3 REGULATIONS 4 5 BY: Bryan Cox 6 7 WHEREAS, The transitioning of the Sports Club line item from the Student Activity Privilege 8 Fee to the new Sports Club Privilege Fee necessitates a shifting of the statutes to 9 the appropriate chapter to reflect this change; 10 11 WHEREAS, Piecemeal amendments by Student Senate have made understanding and applying 12 the various student group allocations statutes difficult, and they lack full clarity; 13 and 14 15 WHEREAS, These changes will restructure the statutes, while preserving in all cases the spirit 16 of what was intended. 17 18 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statutes Chapter 20 shall be re-titled Universal Funding Regulations, 21 and is hereby amended to read: 22 23 20-01 UNIVERSAL FUNDING REGULATIONS 24 25 20-0101 UNIVERSAL FUNDING DEFINITIONS AND STATUTES 26 Student Governing Association 27 Kansas State University 28 29 20-0102 Definitions 30 A. For the purpose of these Funding Statutes, including but not limited to 31 KSU SGA Statutes Chapters 20 through 27, the following definitions shall 32 apply: 33 1. Student Organization. A Student Organization shall be any 34 registered organization whose primary officers and 80% of the 35 organizations membership are Kansas State University students. 36 2. Academic Competition Team. An Academic Competition Team 37 shall be a registered organization designated by the Allocations 38 Committee as having a vested interest in attending competitions at 39 which such teams represent the University and its Colleges to 40 further the academic and educational status of the University as a 41 whole. 42 3. Sports Club. A Sports Club shall be a registered student 43 organization competing at an intercollegiate level, excepting at a 44 “varsity” or Division level through the National Collegiate Athletic 45 Association (NCAA). To qualify as a Sports Club, a student 46 organization must submit a calendar of competition with other

B-167 47 Universities. 48 4. Fine Arts Student Organization. A Fine Arts Student Organization 49 shall be any organization whose primary purposes are directly 50 related to the arts. 51 5. Campus Wide Organization. A Campus Wide Organization shall 52 be any registered student organization not currently registered as 53 an academic competition team, a sports club, fine arts student 54 organization, or as a college council organization. 55 6. University/Community Organizations. A University/Community 56 Organization shall be any campus wide organization of which at 57 least 50% of the membership is Kansas State University students. 58 7. College Council. A College Council shall be the governing body 59 of a college of the University, not to include the Graduate Student 60 Council. 61 8. Graduate Student Council. The Graduate Student Council shall be 62 the governing body of all the graduate students of the university. 63 9. College Council Organization. A College Council Organization 64 shall be any registered organization whose organizational focus 65 shall be academic or professional in nature and associated with a 66 specific academic college. 67 10. Institutional Service. An Institutional Service shall be any 68 organization so designated by the Allocations Committee whose 69 sole purpose is to provide services to Kansas State University 70 students. 71 11. Multicultural Student Organizations. Multicultural Student 72 Organizations shall be defined as a student organization that plans 73 a heritage month, including the Asian American Student Union, 74 Black Student Union, Hispanic American Leadership 75 Organization, and the Native American Student Association, 76 12. Student. A student shall be any KSU student enrolled in a 77 minimum of one (1) hour. 78 13. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fees (LSE Fees). LSE Fees shall 79 include any requests by an organization to bring a speaker to 80 campus, including their travel, lodging costs, food, and fee to 81 perform a planned project or event. 82 14. Recruitment. Recruitment shall be defined as any act by a KSU 83 student (or students) trying to persuade potential college students 84 to attend KSU. 85 86 20-0103 Universal Requirements 87 A. The organization must be a student group currently registered with the 88 Office of Student Activities and Services or an Institutional Service. 89 B. Student organizations are not eligible for funding from the College 90 Council Allocations or Allocations Committees if they receive funds from 91 any other SGA source, including but not limited to Institutional Services 92 and other Privilege Fee Agencies.

B-168 93 1. Student organizations receiving Multicultural Heritage Month and 94 Diversity Programming Committee funds for an event are not 95 eligible to receive funds from the committees described for the 96 same event, but may receive funds from the committees described 97 for other events. 98 C. The organization must be registered for forty-five (45) days prior to the 99 date of the event to receive Student Activity Fee funds. 100 D. The organization may not be allocated funds while on probation as 101 designated by the Activities Director. 102 E. Open Projects. All projects sponsored with student fee funds must show 103 an educational benefit to the students of the University, must be open to all 104 students of the University, and must be free to all students of the 105 University. Such projects must also be held on the University campus or 106 within the Manhattan community. 107 F. Candidate Advocacy. Allocations made to student groups under these 108 statutes shall not be used for the purpose of expressly advocating 109 nomination, election, or defeat of a clearly identified candidate or party to 110 a federal, state, local, or campus office. 111 112 20-02 UNIVERSAL FUNDING ADMINISTRATION REGULATIONS 113 114 20-0201 Control of Allocated Funds 115 A. Spending of all allocated funds must be approved by the SGA Treasurer 116 and Coordinator of Student Activities and Services. If alteration of budget 117 is necessary, organizations must have the approval of the respective 118 committee chairperson. 119 B. Individual accounts shall be recorded so as to include each purchase and 120 an up-to-date balance. 121 122 21-0109 Administration 123 A. Organization Designations 124 1. The SGA Treasurer shall classify all registered organizations as 125 either a Student Organization or a University/Community 126 Organization, and shall determine the proper classification of all 127 such groups. 128 a. Reclassification. The SGA Treasurer shall have the power 129 to reclassify any student group if the existing classification 130 shall have been found to be in error, or if the nature of the 131 group has changed. 132 2. The Allocations Committee shall have the authority to determine 133 and designate Institutional Services subject to the approval of 134 Student Senate. 135 B. Funding Sources 136 1. Respective Fee Allocation. Funding requests under the Student 137 Activity Fee Funding Statutes may only be allocated from the 138 respective funding percentage of the fee and its respective reserve

B-169 139 account. 140 2. Student Activity Fee, Only Source. Funding requests under the 141 Funding Statutes may only receive SGA funding from the Student 142 Activity Fee. 143 C. Financial Records 144 1. Maintenance. Each organization shall be required to maintain 145 reasonable financial records detailing all income and expenditures. 146 2. Inspection. An organization's financial records must be made 147 available at the written request of the respective Chairperson 148 holding jurisdiction. 149 D. Violations 150 1. Consequences. The SGA Treasurer may place a temporary hold 151 on funding for any project or projects associated with an 152 organization if an organization deviates from University policy or 153 the Funding Statutes in administering Student Activity Fee Funds. 154 Such hold shall remain in effect until the next Allocations 155 Committee meeting, at which point the Allocations Committee 156 shall review the justification for the hold, and either uphold or 157 strike down the hold. Serious violations, as determined by the 158 Allocations Committee, shall be referred to the Student Senate, 159 which shall have the authority to revoke funding provided to such 160 an organization. Each organization shall be responsible for the 161 proper handling of all Student Fee Funds. 162 163 164 SECTION 2. The KSU SGA Statutes Chapter 21 is hereby amended to read as follows: 165 166 21-0101 STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE FUNDING STATUTE 167 Student Governing Association 168 Kansas State University 169 170 21-0102 General 171 A. Student Activity Fee Requirements. In order to request funds from the 172 Student Activity Fee in any semester period, an organization must fulfill 173 each of the following requirements: 174 1. The organization must submit to the SGA Treasurer a statement of 175 the fundraising activities of the organization over the past year, 176 including the specific events and the amounts raised. This 177 statement must be submitted with the organization's funding 178 requests on the Fund Raising Report form available in the Office 179 of Student Activities and Services. 180 2. Differentiation of Projects. If an organization is submitting 181 multiple requests, each funding request must be distinct and 182 independent, and must be related to the goals of the organization 183 itself. 184 3. Fund Raising. All groups should make a reasonable effort to raise

B-170 185 funds, either through dues or other events. While not a 186 requirement for funding, the College Council or Allocations 187 Committee may, at its discretion, reject funding for any requested 188 materials which would commonly be paid for by fund raising. 189 B. Student Activity Fee Budget 190 1. The annual Department Budget will be allocated at the minimum 191 amounts that must be allocated to fund these areas, should 192 appropriate projects be available. However, at the discretion of the 193 College Council Allocations or Allocations Committee and with 194 approval from Student Senate, additional funds may be dispersed 195 from the respective reserve accounts, if available. 196 197 21-0103 Campus Wide and College Council Organizations 198 A. Request Requirements. Requests for funding of projects from the Student 199 Activity Fee may be made by Campus Wide and College Council 200 Organizations fulfilling all requirements through the completion and 201 submission of a funding request form, available in the Office of Student 202 Activities and Services. A separate funding request form must be 203 submitted for each project the organization wishes to hold. 204 1. Budget Request Form. The budget request form shall be available 205 from the Office of Student Activities and Services, must be 206 completed in accordance with the form's instructions, and must be 207 submitted no less than twenty-eight (28) days prior to the event 208 requested for. Funds requested for a project must be divided into 209 separate categories, outlined below. Each category must have a 210 detailed description of the items requested and an estimate of the 211 cost of each item. 212 a. Promotions. Promotions shall include any expense related 213 to the advertisement of an activity, such as Collegian 214 advertisements, KSDB or any radio advertisements, leaflets 215 or posters, and other such materials as determined by the 216 Allocations Committee. 217 b. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). LSE 218 Fees shall include any funds requested by an organization 219 in order to bring a speaker to campus, including his or her 220 travel, lodging costs, food, and fee to perform a planned 221 project or event. 222 c. Rent of Space and Equipment. Rent of space and 223 equipment shall include any expenses related to renting 224 rooms or other areas for performances, and other such 225 events, as well as any costs related to rental of tables and 226 chairs, movie projectors, or other necessary materials for a 227 project. 228 d. Films. Films shall include any expense for the rental of 229 movies, documentaries, recorded theatrical shows, or other 230 such events.

B-171 231 e. Travel. Travel shall be defined as a request for funds to 232 pay expenses related to transportation, lodging and 233 subsistence for KSU students. Each Campus Wide or 234 College Council Organization may be allocated up to a 235 total of $1,000 between their two travel projects per fiscal 236 year. Each travel project allocation shall be limited to $100 237 per student traveling. 238 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items 239 that do not reasonably fit in the above categories, as 240 determined necessary by the Allocations or College 241 Council Allocations Committee, however, this category 242 shall be subject to the limitations on funding, listed below. 243 3. Deadlines. Funding requests for the current year will be considered 244 on a rolling basis, but must be submitted no later than twenty-eight 245 (28) days prior to the date of the project, excepting the following: 246 a. Any requests for events held April 1st through September 247 30th must be submitted by the first Friday in March. 248 b. Any requests for events held December 1st through 249 February 15th must be submitted by the first Friday in 250 November. 251 c. The Allocations or College Council Allocations Committee 252 shall have the power to consider and grant exceptions to 253 these guidelines if an organization has special 254 circumstances or when otherwise appropriate. 255 B. Jurisdiction and Power 256 1. Campus Wide Organization requests shall be reviewed by the 257 Student Senate Allocations Standing Committee, the Chairperson 258 of which shall be responsible for ensuring appropriate legislation is 259 introduced to Student Senate concerning the funding of student 260 groups under its purview. 261 2. College Council Organization requests shall be reviewed by the 262 College Council Allocations Committee, the Chairperson of which 263 shall be responsible for authoring budget approval forms. College 264 Council Allocation Budget Approvals require the signature of the 265 Allocations Committee Chair. 266 3. Co-sponsorships. Any co-sponsorship between a campus-wide 267 organization and any other organization shall fall beneath the 268 jurisdiction of the Allocations Committee exclusively. 269 C. Process 270 1. After a request form is delivered to the Office of Student Activities 271 and Services, the Committee holding jurisdiction shall initially 272 consider the requested allocation. A representative from the 273 requesting organization shall be required to attend a Committee 274 meeting to answer any further questions members of the committee 275 might have. 276 2. Based on the information provided, the Committee shall determine

B-172 277 a reasonable level of funding for each category of the, by a vote 278 receiving a simple majority of committee members present and 279 voting. 280 3. Upon vote of the respective committee, the Allocations Chair, or 281 his or her designee, shall be responsible for introducing, on behalf 282 of the Allocations Committee, Allocations bills to the Student 283 Senate, and the College Council Allocations Chair shall be 284 responsible for submitting, on behalf of the College Council 285 Allocation Committee, budget authorization forms to the 286 Allocations Chair. Such bills and forms shall include the 287 categories of funding, the requested funding amounts, and the 288 recommended funding amounts. 289 4. Upon signature of the Allocations Committee Chair, funding 290 authorized in College Council budget authorization forms shall be 291 available to the organization sponsoring such project(s). 292 D. Appeal and Reconsideration 293 1. Jurisdiction. The Allocations Committee and College Council 294 Allocations Committee shall each have sole jurisdiction for the 295 purposes of appeal and reconsideration by committee of any 296 requests initially heard by the respective committee. 297 2. Circumstance. The Allocations or College Council Allocations 298 Committee will reconsider a funding request if any of the 299 following are alleged to have occurred: 300 a. The Committee failed to provide a fundamentally fair 301 process including, but not limited to, defective notice and 302 failure to follow written procedures and rules as outlined in 303 the SGA Statutes. 304 b. The Committee reached a decision in an unjust manner 305 including, but not limited to, the presence of bias, 306 unreasonable, arbitrary, or capricious action, and 307 discrimination on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, 308 physical ability, national origin, sexual orientation, 309 ancestry, or any Kansas Board of Regents protected 310 category. 311 c. The organization has new information that may affect the 312 Committee’s decision on the request. This new information 313 must pertain to the original request and must not have been 314 available at the time of the original request. 315 3. Process. If an organization is dissatisfied with their recommended 316 allocation and they meet at least one of the above mentioned 317 circumstances, the organization may take the following action for 318 reconsideration of their request: 319 a. The organization files a completed reconsideration form in 320 Office of Student Activities and Services to the Student 321 Senate Chair within 72 hours (weekends excluded) of 322 receiving notification of recommended allocation amount.

B-173 323 b. If the organization completes the reconsideration form in 324 the allotted time frame, the Committee, in conjunction with 325 the Student Senate Chair, will hear the organizations 326 reconsideration request at the next available Committee 327 meeting. 328 c. After the organizations reconsideration request is heard, the 329 Committee will vote on the request. The decision voted on 330 by the committee members will be final. No further 331 reconsideration on the request will be heard. 332 E. Limitations 333 1. Number of Requests. Organizations shall be limited to receiving 334 allocations for no more than five (5) projects annually, of which no 335 more than two (2) shall be for travel. 336 2. Services. Funds allocated must be spent on services offered on the 337 University campus whenever these services are available. 338 3. Lecturer Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). All recipients of 339 LSE Fees are required to complete an LSE Fees information sheet, 340 and a W-9 to receive payment. 341 4. Spending Restrictions. Student activity funds allocated by the 342 Allocations Committee may not be spent on any of the following 343 items: 344 a. Food. Food may not be purchased with student activity 345 funds except unless such materials are to be used in an 346 educational experiment. Prior approval from the Treasurer 347 shall be gained before an expenditure for this exception is 348 made. 349 b. Social Events. Student activity funds may not be spent on 350 any materials pertaining to social functions, parties, or 351 banquets, except when the Allocations Committee finds a 352 substantial educational benefit. 353 c. Personal Materials. Student activity funds may not be 354 spent on any personal materials, such as plaques, gifts, 355 awards, flowers, name tags, engravings for specific 356 individuals, photographs, or clothing. 357 d. Wages. Student activity funds may not be spent on wages 358 or compensation of any kind, with the exception of 359 projectionists and security officers as required by a rental 360 facility. 361 e. Recruitment. Student activity funds may not be spent on 362 any trips or events in which recruitment is the sole purpose, 363 except when the Allocations Committee finds a substantial 364 educational benefit to the KSU students making the 365 request. 366 F. Expenditure of Funds 367 1. Lump Sum Funding. In accordance with the lump sum funding of 368 an organization’s project, the organization may spend the funds

B-174 369 allocated for a project in any manner in which the organization 370 sees fit, provided that such expenditures fall within the permissible 371 expenditures as outlined in the Funding Statutes. 372 a. Overruns. An organization may spend funds on materials 373 in any category, except LSE Fees, that exceed the 374 recommended amount for that category, provided that the 375 total amount spent on a project does not exceed the total 376 amount allocated for the project by Student Senate or the 377 College Council Allocations Committee. 378 G. Unspent Funds 379 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to a 380 Campus Wide Organization or College Council Organization shall 381 be returned to the Reserves for Contingencies Account no later 382 than the last Friday in October of the following fiscal year. 383 384 21-0104 College Councils 385 A. Annual Operating Budget 386 1. Each college council will receive an allocation of $300.00 for each 387 fiscal year to use as an annual operating budget, which shall be 388 drawn from the budget for College Council Organizations. 389 College Councils shall not be required to submit a budget request 390 form to the Allocations or College Council Allocations Committee. 391 2. Annual operating budget expenditures will be subject to the same 392 funding guidelines and limitations College Council Organization 393 budget requests, as found in statute 21-0103. 394 3. Annual operating budgets are intended to be spent on the general 395 operation of the college council, including but not limited to, 396 copies of agendas for meetings, and general promotion of the 397 college an/or college council. 398 4. Annual operating budgets are not intended to be spent on events 399 through the college. These events should be requested through a 400 separate allocation request form. 401 B. Open House 402 1. Requests. Requests for funding for Open House projects from the 403 Student Activity Fee may be made by College Councils, including 404 requests on behalf of their constituent College Council 405 Organizations, provided such organizations otherwise meet the 406 requirements of 21-0102 and the Universal funding requirements 407 as outlined in Chapter 20 of these statutes. Such requests shall be 408 made through the completion and submission of a funding request 409 form, available in the Office of Student Activities and Services, 410 and shall follow all the same processes of normal activity requests. 411 2. Open House Restrictions. The Treasurer of the Student Governing 412 Association shall have the authority to compile a list of materials 413 that may not be purchased with student funds for open house 414 activities. Such a list will be available in the Office of Student

B-175 415 Activities and Services. 416 C. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to a College 417 Council shall be returned to the Reserves for Contingencies Account no 418 later than the last Friday in October of the following fiscal year. 419 420 21-0105 Graduate Student Council 421 A. The Graduate Student Council shall receive an apportionment of the 422 Student Activity Fee paid in Student Activity Fees by Graduate Students 423 at Kansas State University. This amount shall be allocated to the account 424 NISACCLGSC of the Graduate Student Council in a lump sum payment 425 at the beginning of the Fiscal Year for re-allocation at the discretion of the 426 Council. 427 1. The allocation to the Graduate Student Council will be reviewed 428 by the Privilege Fee Committee and will be allocated for a three 429 year period and be a part of the Student Activity Privilege Fee 430 Agreement. The Graduate Student Council shall not be required to 431 submit a budget request to the Allocations Committee. 432 433 21-0106 Academic Competition Teams 434 A. Request Process 435 1. Requests. Requests for funding from the Student Activity Fee may 436 be made by Academic Competition Teams fulfilling the 437 requirements of 21-0102 through the completion and submission of 438 an annual budget request. The Allocations Committee shall review 439 all requests from Academic Competition Teams and determine, by 440 majority vote, appropriate funding for all teams. 441 2. Funds requested must be divided into separate categories, outlined 442 below. Each category must have a detailed description of the items 443 requested and an estimate of the cost of each item 444 a. Travel. Travel shall include all expenses related to 445 traveling to compete in an academic competition. These 446 expenses could include (but are not limited to) subsistence, 447 registration, lodging, and transportation. 448 b. Equipment. Equipment shall include those materials that 449 are necessary for Academic Competition Teams to 450 participate in their competitions or tournaments. 451 c. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items 452 that do not reasonably fit in the above categories, as 453 determined necessary by the Allocations Committee. 454 However, this category shall be subject to the limitations on 455 funding, listed below. 456 3. Annual budgets must be completed and submitted to the 457 Allocations Committee in the Office of Student Activities and 458 Services no later than the first Friday in March. 459 B. Unspent Funds 460 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to an

B-176 461 Academic Competition Team shall be returned to the Academic 462 Competition Reserve Account no later than the last Friday in 463 October of the following fiscal year. 464 465 21-0107 Multicultural Student Organizations 466 A. Heritage Month Budget 467 1. The Asian American Student Union, Black Student Union, 468 Hispanic American Leadership Organization, and the Native 469 American Student Association who plan heritage months shall 470 receive a block allocation of $3,500 each at the beginning of each 471 fiscal year for the events during their heritage month, without need 472 to specifically request such funds. 473 2. These funds can only be spent on heritage month activities. 474 B. Unspent Funds 475 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to an 476 Multicultural Student Organiztion shall be returned to the Reserve 477 for Contingencies Account no later than the last Friday in October 478 of the following fiscal year. 479 480 21-0108 Special Allocations 481 A. Definitions 482 1. Capital Expenditures. Capital Expenditures shall be defined as any 483 request for funds related to the purchase of non-consumable goods 484 that can be considered inventory items and have a useful life of 485 more than one year. 486 2. Special Allocations may be requested for travel to a national 487 competition or to pay for an expense that arises during the year that 488 the organization was not anticipating. 489 B. Request Requirements 490 1. Capital Expenditures. Any request for funds to purchase capital 491 goods must be accompanied by a statement of the educational 492 value of the purchase to the University or an academic department, 493 a statement of the need for the purchase, and a justified estimate of 494 the cost of the goods at the lowest possible price for a reasonable 495 degree of quality. 496 2. Submission of Requests. Requests for special allocations must be 497 submitted to the Office of Student Activities and Services at least 498 twenty-eight (28) days prior to the planned date of the travel or the 499 purchase of capital goods. Exceptions may be granted at the 500 discretion of the Chairperson of the committee which holds 501 jurisdiction over the request. 502 503 SECTION 3. KSU SGA Statute 22 is hereby amended to read: 504 505 22-0101 SPORTS CLUBS FUNDING STATUTES 506 Student Governing Association

B-177 507 Kansas State University 508 509 22-0102 Sports Clubs 510 A. General Criteria 511 1. Registration. Sports Clubs requesting funds through the Sports 512 Club Privilege Fee must be registered through the Office of 513 Student Activities and Services as a Sports Club prior to a funding 514 request being made. 515 B. Request Process 516 1. Requests. Requests for funding may be made by Sports Clubs 517 fulfilling all requirements, including but not limited to KSU SGA 518 Statutes 20-0103 and 21-0102, through the completion and 519 submission of an annual budget request through the Sports Club 520 Council. 521 2. Funds requested must be divided into separate categories, outlined 522 below. Each category must have a detailed description of the items 523 requested and an estimate of the cost of each item. 524 a. Equipment 525 b. Uniforms 526 c. Salary for referees 527 d. League membership dues 528 e. Travel. Travel shall include all expenses related to traveling 529 to compete in an sports competition. These expenses could 530 include (but are not limited to) subsistence, registration, 531 lodging, and transportation. 532 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items 533 that do not reasonably fit in the above categories, as 534 determined necessary by the Allocations Committee. 535 However, this category shall be subject to the limitations on 536 funding, listed below. 537 C. Unspent Funds 538 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to a Sports 539 Club shall be returned to the Sports Club Reserve Account no later 540 than the last Friday in October of the following fiscal year. 541 542 SECTION 4. KSU SGA Statute 23-0101 is hereby amended to read: 543 544 23-0101 FINE ARTS FUNDING STATUTE 545 Student Governing Association 546 Kansas State University 547 548 SECTION 5. KSU SGA Statute 23-0102 is hereby amended to read: 549 550 23-0102 Fine Arts Student Organizations 551 A. Fine Arts Student Groups Requirements. In order to request funds from 552 the Student Activity Fee in any semester period, an organization must

B-178 553 fulfill each of the following requirements: 554 1. The organization must submit to the SGA Treasurer a statement of 555 the fundraising activities of the organization over the past year, 556 including the specific events and the amounts raised. This 557 statement must be submitted with the organization's funding 558 requests on the Fund Raising Report form available in the Office 559 of Student Activities and Services. 560 2. Differentiation of Projects. If an organization is submitting 561 multiple requests, each funding request must be distinct and 562 independent, and must be related to the goals of the organization 563 itself. 564 4. Fund Raising. All groups should make a reasonable effort to raise 565 funds, either through dues or other events. While not a 566 requirement for funding, the Allocations Committee, at its 567 discretion may reject funding for any requested materials which 568 would commonly be paid for by fund raising. 569 B. Fine Arts Student Groups Budget 570 1. The annual Department Budget will be allocated at the minimum 571 amounts that must be allocated. However, at the discretion of the 572 Allocations Committee and with approval from Student Senate, 573 additional funds may be disbursed from the Fine Arts Student 574 Groups Reserve Account. 575 C. Request Requirements. Requests for funding of projects from the Fine 576 Arts Student Groups Reserve Account may be made by Fine Arts Student 577 Groups Organizations fulfilling all requirements through the completion 578 and submission of a funding request form, available in the Office of 579 Student Activities and Services. A separate funding request form must be 580 submitted for each project the organization wishes to hold. 581 1. Budget Request Form. The budget request form shall be available 582 from the Office of Student Activities and Services, must be 583 completed in accordance with the form's instructions, and must be 584 submitted no less than twenty-eight (28) days prior to the event 585 requested for. Funds requested for a project must be divided into 586 separate categories, outlined below. Each category must have a 587 detailed description of the items requested and an estimate of the 588 cost of each item. 589 a. Promotions. Promotions shall include any expense related 590 to the advertisement of an activity, such as Collegian 591 advertisements, KSDB or any radio advertisements, leaflets 592 or posters, and other such materials as determined by the 593 Allocations Committee. 594 b. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). LSE 595 Fees shall include any funds requested by an organization 596 in order to bring a speaker to campus, including his or her 597 travel, lodging costs, food, and fee to perform a planned 598 project or event.

B-179 599 c. Rent of Space and Equipment. Rent of space and 600 equipment shall include any expenses related to renting 601 rooms or other areas for performances, and other such 602 events, as well as any costs related to rental of tables and 603 chairs, movie projectors, or other necessary materials for a 604 project. 605 d. Films. Films shall include any expense for the rental of 606 movies, documentaries, recorded theatrical shows, or other 607 such events. 608 e. Travel. Travel shall be defined as a request for funds to 609 pay expenses related to transportation, lodging and 610 subsistence for KSU students. Each Fine Arts Student 611 Group may be allocated up to a total of $1,000 between 612 their two travel projects per fiscal year. Each travel project 613 allocation shall be limited to $100 per student traveling. 614 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items 615 that do not reasonably fit in the above categories, as 616 determined necessary by the Allocations Committee, 617 however, this category shall be subject to the limitations on 618 funding, listed below. 619 3. Deadlines. Funding requests for the current year will be considered 620 on a rolling basis, but must be submitted no later than twenty-eight 621 (28) days prior to the date of the project, excepting the following: 622 a. Any requests for events held April 1st through September 623 30th must be submitted by the first Friday in March. 624 b. Any requests for events held December 1st through 625 February 15th must be submitted by the first Friday in 626 November. 627 c. The Allocations Committee shall have the power to 628 consider and grant exceptions to these guidelines if an 629 organization has special circumstances or when otherwise 630 appropriate. 631 D. Jurisdiction 632 1. Fine Arts Student Organization requests shall be reviewed by the 633 Student Senate Allocations Standing Committee, which shall be 634 responsible for introducing appropriate legislation to Student 635 Senate concerning the funding of student groups under its purview. 636 2. Co-sponsorships. Any co-sponsorship between a Fine Arts 637 Student Group and any other organization shall fall beneath the 638 jurisdiction of the Allocations Committee exclusively. 639 E. Process 640 1. After a request form is delivered to the Office of Student Activities 641 and Services, the committee shall initially consider the requested 642 allocation. A representative from the requesting organization shall 643 be required to attend a committee meeting to answer any further 644 questions members of the committee might have.

B-180 645 2. Based on the information provided, the committee shall determine 646 a reasonable level of funding for each category of the project and 647 vote to approve this recommended allocation. 648 3. Upon vote of the committee, the Allocations Committee Chair 649 shall be responsible for introducing, on behalf of the Allocations 650 Committee, Fine Arts Allocations bills to the Student Senate. 651 F. Appeal and Reconsideration 652 1. Jurisdiction. The Allocations Committee shall have sole 653 jurisdiction for the purposes of appeal and reconsideration by 654 committee of any fine arts student group requests. 655 2. Circumstance. The Allocations Committee will reconsider a 656 funding request if any of the following are alleged to have 657 occurred: 658 a. The committee failed to provide a fundamentally fair 659 process including, but not limited to, defective notice and 660 failure to follow written procedures and rules as outlined in 661 the SGA Statutes. 662 b. The committee reached a decision in an unjust manner 663 including, but not limited to, the presence of bias, 664 unreasonable, arbitrary, or capricious action, and 665 discrimination on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, 666 physical ability, national origin, sexual orientation, 667 ancestry, or any Kansas Board of Regents protected 668 category. 669 c. The organization has new information that may affect the 670 committee’s decision on the request. This new information 671 must pertain to the original request and must not have been 672 available at the time of the original request. 673 3. Process. If an organization is dissatisfied with their recommended 674 allocation and they meet at least one of the above mentioned 675 circumstances, the organization may take the following action for 676 reconsideration of their request: 677 a. The organization files a completed reconsideration form in 678 Office of Student Activities and Services to the Student 679 Senate Chair within 72 hours (weekends excluded) of 680 receiving notification of recommended allocation amount. 681 b. If the organization completes the reconsideration form in 682 the allotted time frame, the Committee, in conjunction with 683 the Student Senate Chair, will hear the organizations 684 reconsideration request at the next available Committee 685 meeting. 686 c. After the organizations reconsideration request is heard, the 687 Committee will vote on the request. The decision voted on 688 by the committee members will be final. No further 689 reconsideration on the request will be heard. 690 G. Limitations

B-181 691 1. Number of Requests. Organizations shall be limited to receiving 692 allocations for no more than five (5) projects annually, of which no 693 more than two (2) shall be for travel. 694 2. Services. Funds allocated must be spent on services offered on the 695 University campus whenever these services are available. 696 3. Lecturer Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). All recipients of 697 LSE Fees are required to complete an LSE Fees information sheet, 698 and a W-9 to receive payment. 699 4. Spending Restrictions. Student activity funds allocated by the 700 Allocations Committee may not be spent on any of the following 701 items: 702 a. Food. Food may not be purchased with student activity 703 funds except unless such materials are to be used in an 704 educational experiment. Prior approval from the Treasurer 705 shall be gained before an expenditure for this exception is 706 made. 707 b. Social Events. Student activity funds may not be spent on 708 any materials pertaining to social functions, parties, or 709 banquets, except when the Allocations Committee finds a 710 substantial educational benefit. 711 c. Personal Materials. Student activity funds may not be 712 spent on any personal materials, such as plaques, gifts, 713 awards, flowers, name tags, engravings for specific 714 individuals, photographs, or clothing. 715 d. Wages. Student activity funds may not be spent on wages 716 or compensation of any kind, with the exception of 717 projectionists and security officers as required by a rental 718 facility. 719 e. Recruitment. Student activity funds may not be spent on 720 any trips or events in which recruitment is the sole purpose, 721 except when the Allocations Committee finds a substantial 722 educational benefit to the KSU students making the 723 request. 724 H. Expenditure of Funds 725 1. Lump Sum Funding. In accordance with the lump sum funding of 726 an organization’s project, the organization may spend the funds 727 allocated for a project in any manner in which the organization 728 sees fit, provided that such expenditures fall within the permissible 729 expenditures as outlined in the Funding Statutes. 730 a. Overruns. An organization may spend funds on materials 731 in any category, except LSE Fees, that exceed the 732 recommended amount for that category, provided that the 733 total amount spent on a project does not exceed the total 734 amount allocated for the project by Student Senate or the 735 College Council Allocations Committee. 736 I. Unspent Funds

B-182 737 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to a Fine 738 Arts Student Groups shall be returned to Fine Arts Student Groups 739 Reserve Account no later than the last Friday in October of the 740 following fiscal year. 741 742 SECTION 6. This bill shall take effect at the beginning of the 2008-2009 Student Senate term. 743 744 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 745 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-183 1 BILL 07/08/122 FY 2009 ALLOCATION TO 2 SEXUAL HEALTH AWARENESS 3 PEER EDUCATORS 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of 8 Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators (S.H.A.P.E.); 9 10 WHEREAS, On September 4, 2008, S.H.A.P.E. will hosting speaker David Coleman; 11 12 WHEREAS, David Coleman is known nationwide as “The Dating Doctor” and has been 13 honored as the National Speaker of the Year eleven times; 14 15 WHEREAS, This presentation targets incoming freshman and transfer students to K-State; 16 17 WHEREAS, This presentation will provide a humorous, challenging, and helpful look at 18 relationships which will enhance students knowledge of this topic and promote 19 healthy relationships at K-State; and 20 21 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 22 follows: 23 24 Project 1- Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer LSE Fee, Rent of Equipment, and 25 Promotions for S.H.A.P.E to host speaker David Coleman on September 4, 2008. 26 27 Request Recommendation 28 (LSE) Fee $ 3,000.00 $ 2,000.00 29 Rent of Equipment $ 150.00 $ 150.00 30 Promotions $ 150.00 $ 150.00 31 TOTAL $ 3,300.00 $ 2,300.00 32 33 34 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 35 36 SECTION 1. Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators (S.H.A.P.E.) shall be allocated 37 $2,300.00 for the activity described. 38 39 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 40 these funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 41 NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO060 of S.H.A.P.E. on or after July 1, 42 2008. 43 44 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 45 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-184 1 BILL 07/08/123 INCREASE OF 2 STUDENT HEALTH 3 PRIVILEGE FEE 4 5 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Student Health Privilege Fee provides necessary services to students of 8 Kansas State University; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Student Health Privilege Fee should be increased due to an increase in the 11 student pay scale due to increases in the federal and campus minimum wage; and 12 13 WHEREAS, The Student Health Center Director requested an additional $6,300 for FY 2009 14 to cover these wage increases. 15 16 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 17 18 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute Chapter 37 is hereby amended to read: 19 20 STUDENT HEALTH PRIVILEGE FEE AGREEMENT 21 22 This agreement made this ______day of April 2008, between the Kansas State University 23 Student Governing Association (SGA), and Kansas State University Student Health 24 (DEPARTMENT). 25 26 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) for Fiscal Year 2007 shall 27 be $3,587,975, Fiscal Year 2008 shall be $3,746,614, and Fiscal Year 2009 shall be 28 $3,917,610 $3,923,910. 29 30 2. The DEPARTMENT BUDGET shall be reviewed prior to Fiscal Year 2010. 31 32 3. A. No privilege fee funds may be used for paying the Institutional Support Fee. 33 B. No privilege fee funds may be used to fund a position at Disabled Student 34 Services. 35 C. Should an office visit fee be implemented by the DEPARTMENT, the 36 DEPARTMENT shall notify the Privilege Fee Committee prior to the 37 implementation of the fee. 38 D. The DEPARTMENT shall inform the Privilege Fee Committee of any capital 39 expenditures over $5,000 within 60 days after purchase. 40 41 4. This agreement supersedes any previous agreement made by SGA with the 42 DEPARTMENT regarding funding of budget and use of such funding. 43 44 5. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic review by 45 SGA and such review could result in decrease or termination of funding of the BUDGET.

B-185 46 The failure of SGA to exercise any rights in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of 47 such rights in that instance or any other instance. 48 49 6. Within 60 days of the end of each fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT shall 50 submit a written summary of the BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee Chair for 51 review by the entire SGA body. 52 53 7 Any money remaining in the DEPARTMENT’S account at the conclusion of a fiscal year 54 will be transferred to the Student Health Reserve Account. 55 56 8. No construction or renovation of a building or facility is permitted with privilege fees 57 unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the student body. (SGA 58 Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter C and Article XI Section 1105) 59 60 9. This agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of Kansas. 61 62 10. By signing this agreement, the representative of the respective parties hereby represent 63 that each is duly authorized by his or her part to execute this document on behalf of such 64 party that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of the agreement. 65 66 11. This agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of Kansas. 67 68 12. By signing this agreement, the representative of the respective parties hereby represent 69 that each is duly authorized by his or her part to execute this document on behalf of such 70 party that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of the agreement. 71 72 13. Bill 07/08/123 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by: the Privilege Fee 73 Chair; the Director of Lafene Student Health Center; the Student Senate Chair; the 74 Assistant Vice President for Institutional Advancement; the Vice President for 75 Institutional Advancement and the Student Body President. 76 77 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 78 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-186 1 BILL 07/08/124 STATUTES AMENDMENTS CONCERING 2 PRIVILEGE FEE REGULATIONS 3 4 BY: Clint Blaes and Matt Wagner 5 6 WHEREAS, The current statutes regarding Privilege Fee regulations have not been updated in 7 some time; 8 9 WHEREAS, The current statutes contain two sections regarding Privilege Fee spending, which 10 are repetitive and in some cases contradictory; 11 12 WHEREAS, Part of this contradiction was in the area of how excess privilege fees that are 13 collected were to be deposited, and the language included a reserves account and 14 an adjustment account which have never in practice been used; and 15 16 WHEREAS, These statutes should be updated to simplify the Privilege Fee funding system and 17 clarify that all excess privilege fees that are collected should be deposited into one 18 account, which is used for debt reduction and emergency allocations. 19 20 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 21 22 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statutes Chapter 30 is hereby amended to read: 23 24 30-01 Privilege Fee Funding System 25 26 30-0101 Revenue Projections for Campus Privilege Fees 27 28 The revenue projection for Campus Privilege Budgets will be based upon the total 29 number of credit hours generated during the summer session, fall semester and 30 spring semester of the year most immediately prior to the year for which the 31 campus privilege budget is being established or reviewed (i.e. the base for campus 32 privilege fee projections for the 1996-1997 academic year – FY97 – will be the 33 total credit hours generated from main campus and Vet Med in the summer 34 session 1995, fall semester 1995 and spring semester 1996.) 35 36 30-0102 Campus Fee Budgets 37 38 Budgets will be established for each Campus Fee as follows: 39 a. Budgets for the Board of Regent mandated fees and fees which support 40 debt financing will be equal to the actual collection of revenues. Fees 41 currently included in this category are: Educational Opportunity Fund, 42 Recreational Complex Debt Retirement, Recreational Operations, Library 43 Expansion, K-State Student Union Enhancement 44 b. The remaining Campus Fees currently include: Student Health, K-State 45 Student Union Repair & Replacement Reserve, Recreational Complex 46 Repair & Replacement Reserve, Student Activity, Office of Student

B-187 47 Activities and Services, Student Publications, Recreational Services, 48 KSDB-FM, Athletics, Fine Arts, Student Publications Equipment, 49 Bramlage Repair & Replacement, and K-State Union Special Program. 50 These budgets will be set as follows: 51 52 30-0103 Campus Fee Groups that are up for review in that year will be requested to submit 53 their budget request in accordance with KSU SGA Statutes 30-05. 54 55 30-0104 The Privilege Fee Committee will consider each budget request and make a 56 recommendation to Student Senate. 57 58 30-0105 After all budgets are approved by Student Senate, the Privilege Fee Chair will 59 work with University Administration to discuss the statistical modeling of various 60 ways of arriving at the projected needed income (i.e. adjustments in linear rate or 61 flat rate). 62 63 30-0106 In the fall, all additional revenues which accrue because of additional credit hour 64 production beyond the base used for projection will be deposited in either the 65 Campus Fee Adjustment Account or the Campus Fee Reserves Account subject to 66 the provisions of KSU SGA Statutes 30-0110. 67 68 30-0107 Two weeks after the spring twentieth-day enrollment figures are released, 69 Campus Fee Areas not up for review, may request a usage budget adjustment 70 from the Privilege Fee Committee. The Privilege Fee Committee will make 71 recommendations to Student Senate which could approve the budget adjustment 72 with a 2/3 vote. 73 74 30-0108 Requests for unforeseen budget adjustments (equipment failure, unexpected 75 increases in costs, etc.) can be made to the Privilege Fee Committee as needed 76 throughout the academic year. 77 78 30-0109 In the spring, those Campus Privilege Budgets up for review can either remain 79 constant, decrease, increase, and/or be adjusted with a supplemental budget 80 enhancement in lieu of a base budget increase. 81 82 30-02 Campus Fee Accounts 83 84 30-0201 A. Additional revenues which accrue because of additional credit hour production 85 beyond the base used for projections will be deposited in the Campus Privilege 86 Fee Debt Reduction and Emergency Allocation Account. 87 88 30-0202 B. The Debt Reduction and Emergency Allocation Account shall maintain a 5.0% 89 base level of the total Campus Privilege Fee base budget. The only reason the 90 5.0% can be allocated is in the case of a financial shortfall due to an enrollment 91 decrease. 92

B-188 93 30-0203 C. Withdrawals from the Campus Privilege Fee Debt Reduction and Emergency 94 Allocation Account shall only be made for payments towards outstanding debt on 95 student bonds, for one-time emergency funding allocations, and for allocations to 96 privilege fee agencies due to a financial shortfall due to an enrollment decrease. 97 98 30-0204 D. Definition: An emergency allocation shall be a one time allocation given when 99 all the following criteria are met: 100 1. The privilege fee agency has exhausted all other means of outside 101 funding; and 102 2. The privilege fee agency has reduced expenditures and cannot further 103 reduce expenditures; and 104 3. The emergency situation has severely hampered the current operations 105 of the privilege fee agency. 106 107 30-0205 E. Withdrawals from the Campus Privilege Fee Debt Reduction and Emergency 108 Allocation Account shall only be made by a two-thirds vote of Student Senate 109 selected and qualified. 110 111 30-03 Privilege Fee Review Schedule 112 113 30-0301 Student Privilege Fees shall be reviewed on a three-year cycle as follows, with the 114 cycle to begin with Year A in the 2008-2009 Academic Year. Fees may be 115 reviewed out of their regular cycle in accordance with the KSU SGA Bylaws. 116 117 30-0302 Year A 118 Student Health 119 University Counseling Services 120 Fine Arts Council 121 University Bands 122 Student Publications Operations 123 Student Publications Equipment 124 125 Year B 126 Intercollegiate Athletic Council 127 Bramlage Repair & Replacement 128 K-State Student Union Operations 129 K-State Student Union Repair & Replacement 130 Union Program Council 131 132 Year C 133 Office of Student Activities & Services 134 Student Activity Fee 135 Recreational Services 136 Recreational Services Repair & Replacement 137 KSDB Operations 138 KSDB Repair & Replacement

B-189 139 140 30-04 Internal Audit Schedule 141 142 30-0401 Each privilege fee shall be audited in the Academic Year prior to its regular 143 review. 144 145 30-0402 Upon completion of each audit, a copy of the final audit report shall be provided 146 to the 147 Privilege Fee Committee Chair. 148 149 30-05 Requirements for Privilege Fee Review 150 151 30-0502 Each privilege fee entity being reviewed shall provide the Privilege Fee 152 Committee a report containing the following information: 153 1. A justification of its fee and the benefits to the student body 154 2. The request and justification for the level of its fee 155 3. Any alternative methods of increasing revenue 156 4. Any additional information requested by the Privilege Fee Committee 157 5. A copy of the agency’s annual report for the previous year 158 159 30-0503 These reports shall also address a three-tiered funding strategy. Tier 1 is a five (5) 160 percent funding increase, and should delineate additional services or service 161 enhancements that would be provided for this increased funding level. Tier 2 is a 162 continuance of funding and should specify its effects on current operations and 163 services offered. Tier 3 is a five (5) percent funding reduction, and should 164 delineate effects on current services and operations. 165 166 30-0505 The Privilege Fee Committee Chair shall notify the agency directors of these 167 requirements prior to the agencies reviews. 168 169 30-06 Student Fees for Building Bonds Procedures 170 171 30-0601 Any preliminary or final request for use of student fees to back bonds or other 172 means of financing for academic, educational, and/or other University facilities 173 must be approved by Student Senate before it is added to the student fee and 174 enacted, else the request will not be granted and/or funded. (SGA Constitution 175 Article V Section 510 Letter C and Article XI Section 1105). 176 177 30-0602 A special committee of SGA shall be set up to review and make recommendations 178 on any request for use of funds for above stated purposes before the request can 179 be forwarded and considered by Student Senate. The committee shall be 180 composed of students of the department/college involved, (professional) planning 181 and design personnel, both student and faculty, and other interested persons. 182 183 30-0603 The following shall be used as some of the criteria to judge whether the requested 184 facility should use student funds:

B-190 185 a. Department or college need 186 b. Impact of fee increase on the student fees 187 c. Long range goals 188 d. Design and aesthetic value and contribution on the campus. 189 190 30-0604 Provisions shall also be made for definite continuous student participation in 191 decisions regarding the use and policies of the building (boards of governors). 192 193 30-07 Creation and Utilization of Student Boards for Student Fees 194 195 30-0701 All agencies receiving funding from student privilege fees shall have and utilize 196 an advisory and or governing board to recommend policy and budgetary issues to 197 the agency. These boards shall consist of a student majority and shall meet at 198 least once a semester. 199 200 30-08 Status of Employees on Board Receiving Student Fees 201 202 30-0801 Agencies receiving funding from student privilege fees shall not have 203 compensated student employees of the agency be appointed or elected by that 204 agency to serve as voting members of its board of directors or governing board. 205 206 30-09 Creation of Separate Funds for Receiving Agencies 207 208 30-0901 Agencies receiving funding from student privilege fees shall establish and 209 maintain an account, separate and distinct from any other agency funds, for the 210 receipt and expenditure of such student privilege fees. Once deposited in such 211 account, no privilege fee funds shall be transferred to any other agency account 212 without SGA approval. 213 214 30-10 Use of Privilege Fee for Fine Arts 215 216 30-1001 Student Governing Association recognizes the following fine arts entities: 217 1. Fine Arts Student Organizations 218 2. Art Department 219 3. Architecture, Planning and Design, College of 220 4. English Department 221 5. Ebony Theater 222 6. International Student Center 223 7. McCain Auditorium 224 8. Music Department 225 9. Office of Diversity and Dual Career Development 226 10. Speech, Communications, Theater and Dance Department 227 228 30-1005 During the review process of the Fine Arts Privilege Fee, each group listed in 229 Section 30-1001 shall appoint a designee to represent the group to the Privilege 230 Fee Committee for the purpose of establishing future fees. In the case of student

B-191 231 organizations, such designee shall be the current Student Body Treasurer. Each 232 group shall have the opportunity to discuss their fee and present needs for 233 individual budget increases or decreases. 234 235 SECTION 2. Any funds remaining in the Campus Fee Adjustment Account or the Campus Fee 236 Reserves Account shall be transferred to the Campus Privilege Fee Debt 237 Reduction and Emergency Allocation Account. 238 239 SECTION 3. The Campus Fee Adjustment Account and the Campus Fee Reserves Account are 240 hereby dissolved. 241 242 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 243 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-192 1 BILL 07/08/125 BY-LAWS AMENDMENT REGARDING 2 THE STUDENT BODY 3 PRESIDENT’S CABINET 4 5 BY: Lydia Peele, Robert Swift, Nick Piper, and President’s Cabinet 6 7 WHEREAS, The Technology Coordinator is a position that should also be reflected as a 8 permanent position; 9 10 WHEREAS, The separation of state and local governmental relations director responsibilities 11 has been successful this past year; 12 13 WHEREAS, The Public Relations Director is listed as an ex-officio member of the University 14 Relations Standing Committee in the KSU SGA By-Laws; 15 16 WHEREAS, These changes should be reflected in the by-laws to ensure the positions are 17 considered for future years; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The Student Body President has the opportunity to appoint other officers to 20 Cabinet if the need arises, during the term. 21 22 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 23 24 SECTION 1. Article IV, Section 3, of the Kansas State University Student Governing 25 Association By-Laws is hereby amended to read: 26 27 Sectn. 3. The Student Body President’s Cabinet shall consist of the following officers. 28 A. The Chief of Staff, whose duties shall include: 29 1. Coordinate the activities of Cabinet. 30 2. Serve as advisor to Cabinet members. 31 3. Conduct communication between Cabinet members and the Student Body 32 President and between Cabinet members and Student Senate. 33 4. Chair Cabinet Meetings. 34 B. The Public Relations Director, who shall foster public relations and enhance 35 the distribution of information for the Executive branch. 36 1. Give directors’ reports for Cabinet members unable to attend Student 37 Senate meetings. 38 2. Attend Student Senate meetings. 39 3. Attend University Relations Committee meetings. 40 C. The College of Technology and Aviation Student Body President (or designee) 41 shall be an ex officio member during the duration of the Student Body 42 President’s term of office and shall represent the interests and concerns of the 43 College of Technology and Aviation in Salina. 44 D. The International Affairs Director, who shall represent the interests and 45 concerns of international students.

B-193 46 E. The Multicultural Affairs Director, who shall represent the interests and 47 concerns of multicultural students. 48 F. The State Governmental Relations Director, who shall represent the interests 49 and concerns of the KSU SGA to state and local governments. 50 G. The Local Relations Director, who shall represent the interests and concerns of 51 the KSU SGA to local governments. 52 H. The Technology Coordinator, who shall promote improved technology 53 resources and represent students on matters of technology. 54 I. The Director of Sustainability, who shall represent the interests and 55 concerns of students regarding sustainability. 56 J. Such other appointed officers as determined by the Student Body President. 57 58 SECTION 2. Upon passage this bill shall take effect at the beginning of the 2008-2009 Senate 59 Term. 60 61 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 62 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-194 1 BILL 07/08/126 FY 2009 ALLOCATION TO 2 ACADEMIC COMPETITION TEAMS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations requests of the 7 Academic Competition Teams; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee considered the extraordinary contributions the 10 Academic Competition Teams contribute to the national reputation of Kansas 11 State University; 12 13 WHEREAS, The Academic Competition Teams prepare for long durations to compete with 14 teams from other universities and represent K-State at a high level; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by the Academic Competition Teams and the funding 17 recommendations made are as follows: 18 19 Project 1- FY 2009 Academic Competition Teams Allocation Amounts 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 NISAACT001 – Agriculture Competition Teams 40,000.00 29,950.00 23 NISAACT002 – Aero Design Team 1,630.00 700.00 24 NISAACT003 – Environmental Wars Design Team 3,720.00 750.00 25 NISAACT005 – Mini Baja Team 1 6,850.00 500.00 26 NISAACT007 – Quarter-Scale Tractor Team 7,667.00 3,250.00 27 NISAACT008 – Solar Car Racing Team 3,500.00 1,000.00 28 NISAACT010 – Speech Unlimited 14,512.00 7,000.00 29 NISAACT011 – Robotic Competition Team 900.00 350.00 30 NISAACT013 – College Bowl Team 2,500.00 1,500.00 31 TOTAL $81,279.00 $45,000.00 32 33 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 34 35 SECTION 1. Project 1 is allocated $45,000.00 for the activities described. 36 37 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 38 these funds shall be transferred, on or after July 1, 2008, from the Academic 39 Competition Teams Reserve Account to the respective accounts of each 40 Academic Competition Team listed above. 41 42 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 43 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-195 1 BILL 07/08/127 BY-LAWS AMENDMENT ESTABLISHING 2 THE LONG-TERM TUITION STATEGIES COMMITTEE 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner and Nick Piper 5 6 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Administration has actively sought input from 7 students regarding tuition in the past ten years; 8 9 WHEREAS, Over the past several years a special committee was established to review five- 10 year tuition proposals; 11 12 WHEREAS, The special committee in 2005-2006 recommended that a long-term tuition 13 strategies committee be established to review the climate of tuition every two 14 years; and 15 16 WHEREAS, To continue the active voice with the administration a tuition committee should be 17 established to meet bi-ennially or at the call of the Student Body President and 18 Senate Chair. 19 20 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 21 22 SECTION 1. Article V of the KSU SGA Bylaws is amended by the addition of a new Section 23 15 to read: 24 25 Section 15. Long-Term Tuition Strategies Committee shall be responsible for 26 studying, analyzing and recommending tuition principles, tuition funding 27 initiatives, college-specific fees, and proposals to KSU Student Governing 28 Association and University Administration. 29 30 A. The Long-Term Tuition Strategies Committee shall be composed of the 31 following members: 32 1. The Student Body President and Student Senate Chair shall serve as 33 co-chairs and shall have full voting privileges. 34 35 2. Eight students, who shall be jointly appointed by the Student Body 36 President and the Student Senate Chair and be subject to Student 37 Senate approval. 38 39 3. One Salina Campus student who shall be jointly appointed by the 40 Student Body President and the Student Senate Chair and be subject to 41 Student Senate approval. 42 43 4. The Vice President of Institutional Advancement, Vice President of 44 Administration and Finance, Provost, and Faculty Senate President or 45 their designees shall be ex-officio, non-voting members. 46

B-196 47 B. A quorum of the Tuition Strategies Committee shall be six, and shall include 48 the co-chairs. The committee shall meet bi-annually or at the call of the co- 49 chairs. 50 51 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 52 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 44-0-0

B-197 1 BILL 07/08/128 STATUTES AMENDMENT CONCERNING 2 SGA ELECTIONS REGULATIONS 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Senate Operations Standing Committee and the SGA Elections 7 Commissioner review the SGA elections every year; 8 9 WHEREAS, The SGA Elections Commissioner’s duties include submitting a Post Election 10 Review with recommended changes to the Senate Operations Standing 11 Committee; 12 13 WHEREAS, The Senate Operations Standing Committee has reviewed the 2008 Post Election 14 Review and the SGA Election Code should reflect the Kansas State University 15 Division of Facilities policy regarding the posting of campus materials; and 16 17 WHEREAS, This policy was enforced during the 2008 SGA Elections. 18 19 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 41-0138 C. is hereby amended to read as follows: 22 23 C. Display. Posters may only be tied to trees and lampposts, affixed to residence 24 hall doors, or tacked to bulletin boards in campus buildings. 25 26 SECTION 2. Upon passage of the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 27 this bill shall take effect at the beginning of the 2008-2009 Student Senate term. 28 29 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 30 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 44-0-0

B-198 Number Title Page 07/08/01 Approval of New Student Senators...... 1 07/08/02 Approval of Attorney General Nominee Interview Committee ...... 2 07/08/03 Commendation to Udall Scholars ...... 3 07/08/04 Commendation to K-State Speech Unlimited...... 5 07/08/05 Support For Legislative Deferred Maintenance...... 7 07/08/06 Approval of Standing Committee Chairs, Student Senate Secretary and Parliamentarian ...... 9 07/08/07 Approval of Student Body President’s Cabinet...... 10 07/08/08 Approval of Attorney General ...... 11 07/08/09 Resolution in Support Of Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University Administration, Alumni, Faculty, and Students...... 12 07/08/10 Commendation to National Agri-Marketing Association Competition Team...... 14 07/08/11 Resolution Supporting the Special Committee to Study Long-Term Strategies of the Recreation Complex ...... 15 07/08/12 Approval of Honor Council Appointments...... 16 07/08/13 Approval of Union Governing Board Appointment ...... 17 07/08/14 Approval of New Student Senators...... 18 07/08/15 Approval of SGA Summer Treasurer ...... 19 07/08/16 Approval of Judicial Branch Appointments ...... 20 07/08/17 Commendation to Crops Team ...... 22 07/08/18 Resolution in Support for an Open Discussion Between Administration and the International Student Community...... 23 07/08/19 Approval of Allocations Committee Chair...... 24 07/08/20 Approval of New Student Senator ...... 25 07/08/21 Approval of Technology Coordinator for Student Body President’s Cabinet...... 26 07/08/22 Approval of Honor Council Appointments...... 27 07/08/23 Approval of New Student Senators...... 28 07/08/24 Approval of New Student Interns ...... 29 07/08/25 Approval of Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Appointments...... 30 07/08/26 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies...... 31 07/08/27 Resolution in Support of the Educational Opportunity Fund ...... 32 07/08/28 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Establish a Pilot Program Entitled “Student Governing Association Ambassador Program” ...... 33 07/08/29 Commendation to the Quarter Scale Tractor Team ...... 34 07/08/30 Amendment to Student Senate Standing Rules Concerning Expulsion...... 36 07/08/31 Approval of New Student Senators...... 37 07/08/32 Approval of Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Appointments...... 38 07/08/33 Approval of Appointment to Council of Parking Operations...... 39 07/08/34 Approval of Appointments to University-Wide Committees ...... 40 07/08/35 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Study the Creation of a Financial Planning Center...... 42 07/08/36 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Implement a KSU Student Senate-Sponsored Community Service Project ...... 43 07/08/37 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointments...... 44 07/08/38 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointments...... 45 07/08/39 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointments...... 46 07/08/40 Approval of Honor and Integrity Council Appointment...... 47 07/08/41 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointments...... 48 07/08/42 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding Structure ...... 49 07/08/43 Approval of New Student Senators...... 50 07/08/44 Commendation to Black Student Union ...... 51 07/08/45 Resolution in Support of Expanding Workplace Nondiscrimination Policies to Include Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity ...... 53 07/08/46 Approval of Elections Commissioner...... 55 07/08/47 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Study a “Deadweek” Policy for K-State...... 56 07/08/48 Commendation to Morgan Parker and Becky Sullivan ...... 57 07/08/49 Commendation to Caleb Alexander...... 59 07/08/50 Resolution in Support of the Expansion of Chester E. Peters Recreations Complex..61 07/08/51 Commendation to Student Publications Staffs ...... 63 07/08/52 Commendation to the University of Texas Student Governing Association...... 65 07/08/53 Commendation to Lydia Peele and Amy Schultz...... 67 07/08/54 Resolution in Honor of Marcial Antonio Reiquelme...... 69 07/08/55 Student Senate Recommendations for the Disbursement of the City/University Special Projects Fund fro Calendar Year 2009...... 71 07/08/56 Commendation to Former K-State Ambassadors Andy Ellis and Katelyn Schmidt ...74 07/08/57 Approval of Elections Commissioner...... 76 07/08/58 Commendation to KSU Horse Judging Team ...... 77 07/08/59 Commendation to K-State Crops Team...... 79 07/08/60 Resolution in Support of a Campus Commitment to Sustainability...... 81 07/08/61 Resolution to Support the K-State Proud Campaign ...... 83 07/08/62 Approval of Appointment to the Student Centered Tuition Enhancement Committee85 07/08/63 Commendation to 2007 National Professor of the Year Chris Sorenson ...... 86 07/08/64 Commendation to 2007 Kansas Professor of the Year David Littrell ...... 88 07/08/65 Resolution in Honor of Former Student Body President Kyle Barker ...... 90 07/08/66 Commendation to K-State Hero Award Recipients...... 92 07/08/67 Commendation to Saferide ...... 94 07/08/68 Resolution in Support of Refining the Structure and Purpose of the College Councils ...... 96 07/08/69 Resolution in Support of Academic Calendar Revision ...... 97 07/08/70 Standing Rules Amendment Concerning Student Senate Resolutions...... 98 07/08/71 Commendation to 2007-2008 K-State Men’s Basketball Team...... 99 07/08/72 Approval of New Student Senators...... 101 07/08/73 Approval of Elections Review Committee Members ...... 102 07/08/74 Approval of New Student Senators...... 103 07/08/75 Resolution in Support of Kansas State University Being Recognized as a One Campus ...... 104 07/08/76 Approval of Appointments to University-Wide Committees ...... 105 07/08/77 Approval of New Student Senator ...... 106 07/08/78 Resolution in Support of Northern Illinois University Administration, Alumni, Faculty, Staff, and Students ...... 107 07/08/79 Approval of Elections Review Committee Members ...... 109 07/08/80 Commendation to Black Student Union ...... 110 07/08/81 Commendation to Jon McClelland and K-State Salina Student Governing Association...... 112 07/08/82 Commendation to Senators and Interns who Served 2007-2008 Term “With Honors”...... 114 07/08/83 Approval of FY 2009 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements...... 116 07/08/84 Resolution in Support of the Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding Structure’s Proposal...... 118 07/08/85 Commendation to 2007-2008 Women’s Basketball Team...... 120 07/08/86 Approval of 2008 SGA Elections Results ...... 122 07/08/87 Resolution in Support of Net Neutrality ...... 125 07/08/88 Resolution in Recognition of the United State Military, K-State Army ROTC Cadets, and Air Force ROTC Cadets...... 127 07/08/89 Resolution in Support of a Smoke Free Manhattan...... 129 07/08/90 Resolution in Support of Free Exchange of Ideas on Campus ...... 130 07/08/91 Approval of SGA Euphemisms of Rival Big XII Schools ...... 132 07/08/92 Commendation to Student Body President and Student Body Vice President...... 133 07/08/93 Commendation to Student Senate Chair and Student Senate Vice Chair...... 135 07/08/94 Commendation to Attorney General...... 136 07/08/95 Commendation to Student Senate Standing Committee Chairs, Elections Commissioner and Other Members of the Executive Committee ...... 137 07/08/96 Commendation to 2007-2008 Student Senate and Student Senate Interns...... 139 07/08/97 Resolution in Support of the Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies and Proposals ...... 140 07/08/98 Commendation to Student Body President’s Cabinet...... 142 07/08/99 Resolution in Support of Financial Awareness for the Students of K-State...... 144 07/08/100 Commendation to Gayle Spencer ...... 146

2007-2008 Resolutions Index

Approval of Appointments Page 07/08/01 Approval of New Student Senators...... 1 07/08/02 Approval of Attorney General Nominee Interview Committee ...... 2 07/08/06 Approval of Standing Committee Chairs, Student Senate Secretary and Parliamentarian ...... 9 07/08/07 Approval of Student Body President’s Cabinet...... 10 07/08/08 Approval of Attorney General ...... 11 07/08/12 Approval of Honor Council Appointments...... 16 07/08/13 Approval of Union Governing Board Appointments...... 17 07/08/14 Approval of New Student Senators...... 18 07/08/15 Approval of SGA Summer Treasurer ...... 19 07/08/16 Approval of Judicial branch Appointments ...... 20 07/08/19 Approval of Allocations Committee Chair...... 24 07/08/20 Approval of New Student Senator ...... 25 07/08/21 Approval of Technology Coordinator for Student Body President’s Cabinet...... 26 07/08/22 Approval of Honor Council Appointments...... 27 07/08/23 Approval of New Student Senators...... 28 07/08/24 Approval of Student Senate Interns ...... 29 07/08/25 Approval of Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Appointments...... 30 07/08/26 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Study Long Term Tuition Strategies...... 31 07/08/28 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Establish A Pilot Program Entitled “Student Governing Association Ambassador Program” ...... 33 07/08/31 Approval of New Student Senators...... 37 07/08/32 Approval of Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Appointments...... 38 07/08/33 Approval of Appointment to Council of Parking Operations...... 39 07/08/34 Approval of Appointments to University-Wide Committees ...... 40 07/08/35 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Study the Creation of a Financial Planning Center for K-State...... 42 07/08/36 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Implement a KSU Student Senate-Sponsored Community Service Project ...... 43 07/08/37 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointments...... 44 07/08/38 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointments...... 45 07/08/39 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointments...... 46 07/08/40 Approval of Honor and Integrity Council Appointment...... 47 07/08/41 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointments...... 48 07/08/42 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding Structure ...... 49 07/08/43 Approval of New Student Senators...... 50 07/08/46 Approval of Elections Commissioner...... 55 07/08/47 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Study a “Deadweek” Policy for K-State...... 56 07/08/57 Approval of Elections Commissioner...... 76 07/08/62 Approval of Appointment to the Student Centered Tuition Enhancement Committee...... 85 07/08/72 Approval of New Student Senators...... 101 07/08/73 Approval of Elections Review Committee Members ...... 102 07/08/74 Approval of New Student Senators...... 103 07/08/76 Approval of Appointments to University-Wide Committees ...... 105 07/07/77 Approval of New Student Senator ...... 106 07/08/79 Approval of Elections Review Committee Members ...... 109

Approval of Other Items Page 07/08/83 Approval of FY 2009 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements...... 116 07/08/86 Approval of 2008 SGA Elections Results ...... 122

Commendations Page 07/08/03 Commendation to Udall Scholars ...... 3 07/08/04 Commendation to K-State Speech Unlimited...... 5 07/08/10 Commendation to National Agri-Marketing Association Competition Team...... 14 07/08/17 Commendation to Crops Team ...... 22 07/08/29 Commendation to the Quarter Scale Tractor Team ...... 34 07/08/44 Commendation to Black Student Union ...... 51 07/08/48 Commendation to Morgan Parker and Becky Sullivan ...... 57 07/08/49 Commendation to Caleb Alexander...... 59 07/08/51 Commendation to Student Publications Staffs ...... 63 07/08/52 Commendation to the University of Texas Student Governing Association...... 65 07/08/53 Commendation to Lydia Peele and Amy Schultz...... 67 07/08/56 Commendation to Former K-State Ambassadors Andy Ellis and Katelyn Schmidt ...74 07/08/58 Commendation to KSU Horse Judging Team ...... 77 07/08/59 Commendation to K-State Crops Team...... 79 07/08/63 Commendation to 2007 National Professor of the Year Chris Sorenson ...... 86 07/08/64 Commendation to 2007 Kansas Professor of the Year David Littrell ...... 88 07/08/66 Commendation to K-State Hero Award Recipients...... 92 07/08/67 Commendation to Saferide ...... 94 07/08/71 Commendation to 2007-2008 K-State Men’s Basketball Team...... 99 07/08/80 Commendation to Black Student Union ...... 110 07/08/81 Commendation to Jon McClelland and K-State Salina Student Governing Association...... 112 07/08/82 Commendation to Senators and Interns who Served 2007-2008 Term “With Honors”...... 114 07/08/85 Commendation to 2007-2008 Women’s Basketball Team...... 120 07/08/92 Commendation to Student Body President and Student Body Vice President...... 133 07/08/93 Commendation to Student Senate Chair and Student Senate Vice Chair...... 135 07/08/94 Commendation to Attorney General...... 136 07/08/95 Commendation to Student Senate Standing Committee Chairs, Elections Commissioner and Other Members of the Executive Committee ...... 137 07/08/96 Commendation to 2007-2008 Student Senate and Student Senate Interns...... 139 07/08/98 Commendation to Student Body President’s Cabinet...... 142 07/08/100 Commendation to Gayle Spencer ...... 146

Resolutions Regarding University Actions Page 07/08/11 Resolution Supporting the Special Committee to Study Long-Term Strategies of the Recreation Complex...... 15 07/08/18 Resolution in Support for an Open Discussion Between Administration and the International Student Community...... 23 07/08/27 Resolution in Support of the Educational Opportunity Fund ...... 32 07/08/50 Resolution in Support of the Expansion of Chester E. Peters Recreation Complex....61 07/08/55 Student Senate Recommendations for the Disbursement of the City/University Special Projects Fund for Calendar Year 2009...... 71 07/08/60 Resolution in Support of a Campus Commitment to Sustainability...... 81 07/08/61 Resolution to Support the K-State Proud Campaign ...... 83 07/08/69 Resolution in Support of Academic Calendar Revision ...... 97 07/08/97 Resolution in Support of the Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies and Proposals ...... 140

Resolutions Regarding Local, State, and National Government Page 07/08/05 Support for Legislative Deferred Maintenance...... 7 07/08/09 Resolution in Support of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Administration, Alumni, Faculty, and Students...... 12 07/08/45 Resolution in Support of Expanding Workplace Nondiscrimination Policies in Include Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity ...... 53 07/08/78 Resolution in Support of Northern Illinois University Administration, Alumni, Faculty, Staff and Students ...... 107 07/08/87 Resolution in Support of Net Neutrality ...... 125 07/08/88 Resolution in Recognition of the United States Military, K-State Army ROTC Cadets, and Air Force ROTC Cadets...... 127 07/08/89 Resolution in Support of a Smoke Free Manhattan...... 129

Other Resolutions Page 07/08/30 Amendment to the Student Senate Standing Rules Concerning Expulsion...... 36 07/08/54 Resolution in Honor of Marcial Antonio Riquelme ...... 69 07/08/65 Resolution in Honor of Former Student Body President Kyle Barker ...... 90 07/08/68 Resolution in Support of Refining the Structure and Purpose of the College Councils ...... 96 07/08/70 Standing Rules Amendment Concerning Student Senate Resolutions...... 98 07/08/75 Resolution in Support of Kansas State University Being Recognized as a One Campus ...... 104 07/08/84 Resolution in Support of the Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Finding Structure’s Proposal...... 118 07/08/90 Resolution in Support of Free Exchange of Ideas on Campus ...... 130 07/08/91 Approval of SGA Euphemisms of Rival Big XII Schools ...... 132 07/08/99 Resolution in Support of Financial Awareness for the Students of K-State...... 144 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/01 APPROVAL OF NEW STUDENT SENATORS 2 3 BY: Ashley Boldt and Emily Besler, 4 5 WHEREAS, There are vacancies in the office of Student Senator for the College of Veterinary 6 Medicine; and 7 8 WHEREAS, Ryan Bradburn and Charissa Wood were elected by the K-State Student Chapter 9 of the American Veterinary Medical Association to serve as Student Senators for 10 the college. 11 12 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. Ryan Bradburn and Charissa Wood be approved as Student Senators for the 15 College of Veterinary Medicine. 16 17 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2007 18 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT.

R-1 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/02 APPROVAL OF ATTORNEY GENERAL 2 NOMINEEE INTERVIEW COMMITTEE 3 4 BY: Ashley Boldt, Joe Vossen, and Emily Besler 5 6 WHEREAS, Article V, Section 8 of the KSU SGA By-Laws provides for the creation of the 7 Attorney General Nominee Interview Committee; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Chairperson of Student Senate shall appoint six Student Senators to the 10 Committee, subject to Student Senate approval; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Attorney General shall appoint three Judicial Branch members to the 13 Committee; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The Attorney General Nominee Interview Committee appointments must be 16 considered at the first meeting of Student Senate. 17 18 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. The following Student Senators be approved as members of the Attorney General 21 Nominee Interview Committee: 22 23 Matt Coleman 24 Piper Hoskins 25 Emily Schmeidler 26 Amy Schultz 27 Taylor Symons 28 Tim Weninger 29 30 SECTION 2. The following Judicial Branch members be approved as members of the Attorney 31 General Nominee Interview Committee: 32 33 Susan Alsop 34 Emma Manning 35 Michael Riley 36 37 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 5, 2007 38 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-2 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/03 COMMENDATION TO 2 UDALL SCHOLARS 3 4 BY: Ashley Boldt, Nick Piper, Will Lopez, Cody Hill, Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Joe 5 Vossen, Gayle Spencer, Cameron Addington, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Katie 6 Beye, Clint Blaes, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, David Bulcock, Matt Coleman, 7 Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Annie Dwyer, Larry Fadler, Robert 8 Flack, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Meg Henry, Piper Hoskins, Andrew Huschka, 9 Sarah Guinane, Jacob Jensen, Ramakanth Jonnala, Owen Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, 10 Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Sam McCord, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, 11 Venkatage Negisetti, Margaret Neyer, Joe Norris, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, 12 Lindsey Patterson, Ashley Phelon, Alyssa Provencio, Emily Schmeidler, Amy 13 Schultz, Jessica Schultz, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Taylor 14 Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Alissa Vogel, Jordan Walters, 15 Maggie Waltz, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Alyssa Williams, 16 Kristel Williams, Charissa Wood, and Vicki Wray 17 18 WHEREAS, The Morris K. Udall Scholarship was established in 1922 and is dedicated to 19 educating a new generation of Americans to preserve and protect their national 20 heritage through studies in the environment and Native American health and tribal 21 public policy; 22 23 WHEREAS, Brad Lutz and Ella Todd have been selected as Udall Scholars, from a pool of 434 24 candidates representing more than 221 colleges and universities; 25 26 WHEREAS, Sally Maddock, was one of fifty students recognized with an honorable mention 27 in the Udall competition; 28 29 WHEREAS, Brad Lutz, Ella Todd, and Sally Maddock deserve recognition for their part in 30 continuing K-State’s tradition of leading the nation’s public universities in Udall 31 Scholarship recipients, making K-State tied for third place in the Udall 32 competition among all universities; and 33 34 WHEREAS, This scholarship is a testament to Brad Lutz, Ella Todd, and Sally Maddock’s 35 hard work, dedication, and the impact they have made while at K-State. 36 37 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 38 39 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends Brad 40 Lutz and Ella Todd on their selection as Morris K. Udall Scholars and wishes 41 them continued success. 42 43 SECTION 2. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends Sally 44 Maddock on her honorable mention in the Morris K. Udall competition and 45 wishes her continued success. 46

R-3 47 SECTION 3. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to Brad Lutz, his father 48 Bruce Lutz, his mother Debbie Berry, Ella Todd, her parents Mark and Susan 49 Todd, Sally Maddock, her parents John and Cynthia Maddock, Scholarship 50 Advisor Jim Hohenbary, Provost Duane Nellis, K-State President Jon Wefald, 51 Dean of the College of Agriculture Dean Fred Cholick, Dean of the College of 52 Architecture, Planning, and Design Dennis Law, Dean of the College of Arts and 53 Sciences Stephen White, Dean of the College of Business Administration Yar 54 Ebadi, Dean of the College of Education Michael Holen, Interim Dean of 55 Engineering Richard Gallagher, Dean of the College of Human Ecology Virginia 56 Moxley, Dean of the College of Technology and Aviation Dennis Kuhlman, Dean 57 of the College of Veterinary Medicine Ralph Richardson, and Dean of the 58 Graduate School Ron Trewyn. 59 60 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 12, 2007 61 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-4 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/04 COMMENDATION TO 2 K-STATE SPEECH UNLIMITED 3 4 BY: Nick Piper, Will Lopez, Cody Hill, Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Joe Vossen, Gayle 5 Spencer, Cameron Addington, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Katie Beye, Clint Blaes, 6 Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, David Bulcock, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison 7 Crook, Satyabrata Das, Annie Dwyer, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Molly Hamm, 8 Emily Haug, Meg Henry, Piper Hoskins, Andrew Huschka, Sarah Guinane, Jacob 9 Jensen, Ramakanth Jonnala, Owen Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Tim Lindemuth, 10 Madison Loeb, Sam McCord, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Venkatage Negisetti, 11 Margaret Neyer, Joe Norris, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Ashley 12 Phelon, Alyssa Provencio, Emily Schmeidler, Amy Schultz, Jessica Schultz, 13 Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly 14 Thomas, Ben Tryon, Alissa Vogel, Jordan Walters, Maggie Waltz, Tim 15 Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, 16 Charissa Wood, and Vicki Wray 17 18 WHEREAS, K-State has a nationally competitive forensics team; 19 20 WHEREAS, The K-State Speech Unlimited Team competed at the American Forensics 21 Association National Individual Events Tournament at the University of 22 Minnesota – Mankato April 7-9, 2007; 23 24 WHEREAS, The 15 competitors that participated placed seventh in the nation in team 25 sweepstakes, placing K-State in the top ten for the third year in a row and for the 26 12th time in the past 15 years; 27 28 WHEREAS, Jessy Ohl placed first in extemporaneous speaking, fourth in informative speaking 29 and 10th in individual sweepstakes, Julia Debes placed third in impromptu 30 speaking and 17th in individual sweepstakes, Kevin Phillips placed fifth in 31 impromptu speaking, and Kevin Keatley, Alex Serra, and Clare Feeley competed 32 in semifinal and quarterfinal rounds; and, 33 34 WHEREAS, Jessy Ohl is the first national champion in any event for K-State since 2003 and 35 the first national champion in extemporaneous speaking since 1994. 36 37 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 38 39 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends Jessy Ohl 40 and the K-State Speech Unlimited Team for its success at the American Forensics 41 Association National Individual Events Tournament and wishes them continued 42 success in the 2007-2008 competitive season. 43 44 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to Jessy Ohl and his parents, 45 Julia Debes and her parents, Kevin Phillips and his parents, Kevin Keatley and his 46 parents, Alex Serra and her parents, Clare Feeley and her parents, K-State Speech

R-5 47 Unlimited Head Coach Craig Brown, K-State Speech Unlimited Assistant Coach 48 Bobby Imbody, the K-State Speech Unlimited graduate coaches, the K-State 49 Speech Unlimited team, the parents of Jessy Ohl, Kansas State University 50 President Jon Wefald, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Stephen White, 51 and Interim Department Chair of the Speech, Communication, Theater, and 52 Dance Department Charlie Griffin. 53 54 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT ON APRIL 12, 2007 55 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-6 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/05 SUPPORT FOR LEGISLATIVE 2 DEFERRED MAINTENANCE 3 FUNDING PLAN 4 5 BY: Nick Piper, Will Lopez, Cody Hill, Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Joe Vossen, Gayle 6 Spencer, Cameron Addington, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Katie Beye, Clint Blaes, 7 Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, David Bulcock, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison 8 Crook, Satyabrata Das, Annie Dwyer, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Molly Hamm, 9 Emily Haug, Meg Henry, Piper Hoskins, Andrew Huschka, Sarah Guinane, Jacob 10 Jensen, Ramakanth Jonnala, Owen Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Tim Lindemuth, 11 Madison Loeb, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Venkatage Negisetti, Margaret Neyer, 12 Joe Norris, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Ashley Phelon, Alyssa 13 Provencio, Emily Schmeidler, Amy Schultz, Jessica Schultz, Daryn Soldan, Kyle 14 Spencer, Austin St. John, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben 15 Tryon, Alissa Vogel, Jordan Walters, Maggie Waltz, Tim Weninger, Phil White, 16 Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Charissa Wood, and Vicki Wray 17 18 WHEREAS, The Kansas Legislature adjourned on April 3, 2007 without a proposal to address 19 the deferred maintenance backlog, which affects all Kansas Regents’ institutions; 20 21 WHEREAS, The Kansas Legislature will reconvene on April 24, 2007 for the Veto Session; 22 23 WHEREAS, Kansas State University is grateful to the Kansas legislature for funding faculty 24 and staff salaries and an operating budget increase for fiscal year 2008; 25 26 WHEREAS, The Legislature has not yet addressed the issue of a comprehensive multi-year 27 funding plan for deferred maintenance at the State universities; 28 29 WHEREAS, It is desired that the Legislature develop, in partnership with the Regents’ 30 institutions, such a plan to be addressed when the Legislature returns for the Veto 31 Session; 32 33 WHEREAS, More than two-thirds of all buildings owned by the State of Kansas are located on 34 Board of Regents institutions’ campuses, and 80 percent of the total building 35 inventory is more than 20 years old; 36 37 WHEREAS, The average lifecycle of those buildings’ infrastructure systems, including 38 plumbing, heating and cooling, and electrical systems, is only 23 years; 39 40 WHEREAS, Our aging buildings and systems need immediate replacement to ensure students 41 and faculty have access to safe, efficient, and up-to-date facilities; and 42 43 WHEREAS, Eighty-four million dollars per year is needed merely to keep buildings in their 44 current condition, and only $15 million was appropriated in fiscal year 2007 to fix 45 this problem. 46

R-7 47 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 48 49 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association believes the 50 maintenance of state-owned university buildings is the responsibility of the State 51 of Kansas and encourages the Kansas Legislature to take action during the Veto 52 Session. 53 54 SECTION 2. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association further urges 55 members of the Kansas Legislature to address this problem by working with 56 Governor Sebelius to ensure adequate funding is allocated to overcome this 57 maintenance backlog through a comprehensive multi-year funding plan. 58 59 SECTION 3. A copy of this resolution shall be sent to Governor Kathleen Sebelius, Director of 60 the Budget Duane Goossen, Governor Sebelius’ Legislative and Policy Director 61 Aaron Otto, members of the state House and Senate majority and minority 62 leadership, House Education Committee Chairperson Clay Aurand, House 63 Education Budget Committee Chairperson Joe McLeland, Senate Education 64 Committee Chairperson Jean Schodorf, Kansas Board of Regents Chairman 65 Nelson Galle, Kansas Board of Regents President and CEO Reggie Robinson, 66 Kansas Board of Regents Director of Government Relations and Communications 67 Kip Peterson, Kansas State University President Jon Wefald, Director of 68 Governmental Relations Sue Peterson, Vice President for Administration and 69 Finance Tom Rawson, Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance 70 Bruce Shubert, Faculty Senate President Roger Adams, Provost Duane Nellis and 71 Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause. 72 73 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 12, 2007 74 BY UNANINMOUS CONSENT

R-8 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/06 APPROVAL OF STANDING 2 COMMITTEE CHAIRS, STUDENT 3 SENATE SECRETARY AND PARLIAMENTARIAN 4 5 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 6 7 WHEREAS, It is necessary to appoint and ratify the chairs of Student Senate standing 8 committees, the Student Senate Secretary, and Parliamentarian; 9 10 WHEREAS, These positions were adequately advertised; 11 12 WHEREAS, Applications and interviews were made available to all students who showed 13 interest in the KSU Student Governing Association; 14 15 WHEREAS, There were 23 applicants for these eight positions; and 16 17 WHEREAS, These eight individuals were chosen on the basis of their leadership ability, 18 experience, and dedication to serving K-State students throughout the next term. 19 20 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 21 22 SECTION 1. The following individuals be approved for their respective offices for the 2007- 23 2008 term: 24 25 Emily Schmeidler Allocations Committee Chair 26 Alyssa Williams College Council Allocations Committee Chair 27 Daryn Soldan Governmental Relations Committee Chair 28 Clint Blaes Privilege Fee Committee Chair 29 Piper Hoskins Senate Operations Committee Chair 30 Molly Hamm University Relations Committee Chair 31 William Lopez Student Senate Secretary 32 Cynthia Hoffman Student Senate Parliamentarian 33 34 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 19, 2007 35 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-9 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/07 APPROVAL OF STUDENT BODY 2 PRESIDENT’S CABINET 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, and Nick Piper 5 6 WHEREAS, The Student Body President shall appoint a cabinet; 7 8 WHEREAS, The positions on the Student Body President’s Cabinet were sufficiently 9 advertised; and 10 11 WHEREAS, The following individuals proved to be best qualified for their respective 12 positions. 13 14 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 15 16 SECTION 1. The following individuals be confirmed as members of the 2007-2008 Executive 17 Cabinet: 18 19 Chief of Staff Anthony Carter 20 Governmental Relations Director Wayne Stoskopf 21 City Relations Director Dalton Henry 22 International Affairs Director Naif Al-Hawwas 23 Multicultural Affairs Director Tonshia Luster 24 Public Relations Director Courtney Hauser 25 Residence Hall Liaison Megan Pinegar 26 Student Affairs Co-Director Jamie Ball 27 Student Affairs Co-Director Melanie Peele 28 Manhattan-Salina Relations Director Philip Hurst 29 30 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 19, 2007 31 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-10 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/08 APPROVAL OF ATTORNEY GENERAL 2 3 BY: Tanner Banion, Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, and Amy Schultz 4 5 WHEREAS, The Attorney General is the head of the Judicial Branch of the Kansas State 6 University Student Governing Association; 7 8 WHEREAS, The position of Attorney General was sufficiently advertised; 9 10 WHEREAS, The KSU SGA By-Laws provide that the Attorney General Nominee Interview 11 Committee be comprised of six student senators appointed by the Student Senate 12 Chair and three judicial members appointed by the current Attorney General or 13 Chancellor of Student Tribunal; 14 15 WHEREAS, The Attorney General Nominee Interview Committee was appointed by Student 16 Senate Chair Ashley Boldt and former Attorney General Joe Vossen; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The Attorney General Nominee Interview Committee met on April 16, 2007, and 19 recommended Joe Vossen to the Student Body President for appointment as Attorney 20 General. 21 22 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 23 24 SECTION 1. Joe Vossen be approved as Attorney General for the 2007-2008 term of office. 25 26 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 19, 2007 27 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-11 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/09 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF 2 VIRGINIA POLYTECHIC INSTITUTE 3 AND STATE UNIVERSITY 4 ADMINISTRATION, ALUMNI, 5 FACULTY, AND STUDENTS 6 7 BY: Nick Piper, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Joe 8 Vossen, Gayle Spencer, Cameron Addington, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Katie 9 Beye, Clint Blaes, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, David Bulcock, Anthony Carter, 10 Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Annie Dwyer, Larry 11 Fadler, Robert Flack, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al- 12 Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Meg Henry, Piper Hoskins, Philip Hurst, Andrew 13 Huschka, Sarah Guinane, Jacob Jensen, Ramakanth Jonnala, Owen Kennedy, 14 Kyle Krueger, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Sam McCord, 15 Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Venkatage Negisetti, Margaret Neyer, Joe Norris, Zach 16 Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan 17 Pinegar, Alyssa Provencio, Emily Schmeidler, Amy Schultz, Jessica Schultz, 18 Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Taylor Symons, 19 Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Alissa Vogel, Jordan Walters, Maggie 20 Waltz, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Alyssa Williams, Kristel 21 Williams, Charissa Wood, and Vicki Wray 22 23 WHEREAS, Virginia Tech Polytechnic Institute and State University suffered one of the most 24 tragic shooting incidences in American history when, on the morning of the April 25 16, 2007, a gunman opened fire and killed 32 people on the Virginia Tech campus 26 and wounded 15 others; 27 28 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports the Virginia 29 Tech administration, alumni, faculty and students through this time of terrible 30 hardship and loss; and 31 32 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association will keep the family 33 and friends of those lost in this tragedy in their thoughts and hearts as these 34 individuals look for strength and guidance throughout this difficult time. 35 36 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 37 38 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports the Virginia 39 Tech University administration, alumni, faculty, and students during this time of 40 great sorrow. 41 42 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to Virginia Tech University 43 President Charles W. Steger, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating 44 Officer James A. Hyatt, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Mark 45 G. McNamee, Vice President for Student Affairs Zenobia L. Hikes, Vice 46 President for Alumni Relations Tom Tillar, Faculty Senate President Kerry

R-12 47 Redican, Staff Senate President Jean Brickey and Student Body President Adeel 48 Khan. 49 50 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 19, 2007 51 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-13 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/10 COMMENDATION TO 2 NATIONAL AGRI-MARKETING ASSOCIATION 3 COMPETITION TEAM 4 5 BY: Clint Blaes, Emily Schmeidler, Phil White, and Matt Wagner 6 7 WHEREAS, The National Agri-Marketing Association competition team consists of ten 8 students who have invested more than 400 hours preparing a marketing plan for 9 their national competition, held April 11-13, 2007, in Dallas, Texas; 10 11 WHEREAS, Team members were required to present this marketing plan through three rounds 12 of competition before judges working in the agri-marketing industry; 13 14 WHEREAS, The team placed first in the competition for the second year in a row, beating out 15 teams from 30 other universities, becoming the first team to win back-to-back 16 titles; and 17 18 WHEREAS, Team members Jen Albrecht, Sarah Coover, Chelsea Good, Vincent Hofer, Stacy 19 Mayo, Katie Morris, Jeff Pio, Sam Selee, David Widmar and Annie Whitehill 20 should be commended for the hard work they invested in bringing this honor to 21 K-State. 22 23 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 24 25 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 26 congratulates the members of the National Agri-Marketing Association 27 competition team for winning their second national championship in as many 28 years. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 31 a copy of this resolution shall be sent to the members of the National Agri- 32 Marketing Association competition team, their parents, Coach David Lehman, 33 Agricultural Economics Department Head Bryan Schurle, Communications 34 Department Head Kris Boone, and College of Agriculture Dean Fred Cholick. 35 36 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 19, 2007 37 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-14 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/11 RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE 2 SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO STUDY 3 LONG-TERM STRATEGIES OF 4 THE RECREATION COMPLEX 5 6 BY: Matt Wagner, Jason Topp, Clint Blaes, and Melissa Hildebrand 7 8 WHEREAS, Bill 06/07/26 created the Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term 9 Strategies of the Recreation Complex; 10 11 WHEREAS, The committee consisting of administrators and students, met throughout the fall 12 and spring semesters to discuss and investigate future strategies for potential 13 expansion of the recreation facility; 14 15 WHEREAS, A formal proposal is available for the K-State population regarding the findings of 16 the committee; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The committee has determined that a referendum vote of the entire student body 19 is the best means to gauge the students’ interest in an increase to their privilege 20 fee. 21 22 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 23 24 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports a 25 referendum vote, pertaining to the Chester E. Peters Recreational Facility for the 26 Fall 2007 Semester. 27 28 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 29 a copy of this resolution shall be sent to President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane 30 Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President 31 for Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, 32 Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance Bruce Shubert, and 33 Recreational Services Director Steve Martini. 34 35 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 26, 2007 36 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-15 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/12 APPROVAL OF HONOR 2 COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, and Nick Piper 5 6 WHEREAS, The Student Body President, in consultation with the Student Body Vice 7 President, must appoint students to serve on the Honor Council; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Honor Council hears complaints of student academic dishonesty; 10 11 WHEREAS, Student representation is vital for the Honor Council to represent students’ voices 12 and concerns; 13 14 WHEREAS, These positions were sufficiently advertised, and applications were made 15 available to all interested students; 16 17 WHEREAS, There are vacancies on the Honor Council in the College of Agriculture, College 18 of Architecture, Planning, and Design, College of Arts and Sciences, College of 19 Business Administration, College of Education, College of Engineering, and 20 College of Human Ecology; and 21 22 WHEREAS, The following appointments are subject to Student Senate approval. 23 24 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. Molly Coleman be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 27 Arts and Sciences for the 2007-2009 term. 28 29 SECTION 2. Kris Fitzgerald be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 30 Arts and Sciences for the 2007-2009 term. 31 32 SECTION 3. Christie Besinger be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College 33 of Business Administration for the 2007-2009 term. 34 35 SECTION 4. Emma Manning be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College 36 of Education for the 2007-2009 term. 37 38 SECTION 5. Ryan Jacobs be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 39 Education for the 2007-2009 term. 40 41 SECTION 6. Margaret Neyer be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 42 Human Ecology for the 2007-2009 term. 43 44 SECTION 7. Morgan Burns be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 45 Human Ecology for the 2007-2009 term. 46 47 SECTION 8. Aaron Apel be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 48 Arts and Sciences for the 2007-2009 term. 49 50 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 26, 2007 51 BY A VOICE VOTE

R-16 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/13 APPROVAL OF UNION 2 GOVERNING BOARD APPOINTMENT 3 4 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 5 6 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Chair must appoint one Student Senate representative to the 7 Union Governing Board; and 8 9 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Chair in consultation with the Vice Chair considered all 10 interested individuals. 11 12 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. Annie Dwyer be approved as the Student Senate representative to the Union 15 Governing Board. 16 17 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 26, 2007 18 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-17 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/14 APPROVAL OF NEW 2 STUDENT SENATORS 3 4 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 5 6 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College of Arts and 7 Sciences; 8 9 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College of Business 10 Administration; and 11 12 WHEREAS, Josh McGinn had the next highest vote total in the College of Arts and Sciences, 13 and Taylor Wulf had the next highest vote total in the College of Business 14 Administration. 15 16 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 17 18 SECTION 1. Josh McGinn be approved as Student Senator for the College of Arts and 19 Sciences. 20 21 SECTION 2. Taylor Wulf be approved as Student Senator for the College of Business 22 Administration. 23 24 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 26, 2007 25 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-18 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/15 APPROVAL OF SGA 2 SUMMER TREASURER 3 4 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 5 6 WHEREAS, It is necessary to appoint a SGA Summer Treasurer; and 7 8 WHEREAS, This individual was chosen on the basis of his leadership ability, 9 experience, and dedication to serving K-State students throughout the coming 10 year. 11 12 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. The following individual be approved for the office for the 15 May 14-August 17, 2007 summer term: 16 17 Bryan Cox Student Governing Association Summer Treasurer 18 19 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 26, 2007 20 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-19 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/16 APPROVAL OF JUDICIAL 2 BRANCH APPOINTMENTS 3 4 BY: Joe Vossen, Nick Piper and Matt Wagner 5 6 WHEREAS, Positions available within the Judicial Branch were sufficiently advertised; 7 8 WHEREAS, The selections process was conducted by the Attorney General and the Student 9 Body President, in consultation with the Student Senate Chair and in accordance 10 with the SGA Constitution; and 11 12 WHEREAS, All Judicial Branch Appointments are subject to approval by Student Senate. 13 14 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 15 16 Section 1. The following individuals be approved as judicial board members on Student 17 Tribunal for the 2007-2008 term: 18 19 Kevin Phillips, Chancellor 20 Lacee Gassmann, Off-campus Representative 21 Catelyn Kostbar, Residence Hall Representative 22 Mike Nolan, Greek Representative 23 Peter Taylor, At-Large Representative 24 25 Section 2. The following individuals be approved as judicial board members on Student 26 Review Board for the 2007-2008 term: 27 28 Alex Suñé, Chair 29 Emma Manning, Residence Hall Representative 30 Brian Rector, Greek Representative 31 Steven Townsend, At-Large Representative 32 Susan Alsop, Off-campus Representative 33 34 Section 3. The following individuals be approved as judicial board members on the Parking 35 Citation Appeals Board for the 2007-2008 term: 36 37 Matt Lloyd, Greek Representative 38 Harry Spencer, At-Large Representative 39 Mark Gruber, At-Large Representative 40 Karen Noll, Off-campus Representative 41 Ronnie Hernandez, Residence Hall Representative 42 Geoffrey Bishop, At-Large Representativew 43 44 Section 4. The following individuals be approved as judicial board members on the Judicial 45 Council: 46

R-20 1 John Harrington, At-Large Representative 2 Samantha Harlan, Off-campus Representative 3 John Lantz, Residence Hall Representative 4 Collin Cooper, Greek Representative 5 Larry Fadler, Student Senate Representative 6 7 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 26, 2007 8 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-21 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/17 COMMENDATION TO 2 CROPS TEAM 3 4 BY: Clint Blaes, Phil White, Emily Schmeidler, and Alison Crook 5 6 WHEREAS The Kansas State University Crops Team competed at the North American 7 Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Crops Contest on April 21, 2007, 8 in Hutchinson, Kansas; 9 10 WHEREAS The team competed against 13 teams from other colleges and universities across 11 the nation in four skill areas, including a quiz, laboratory practical, identification, 12 and agronomic calculations and equipment calibration; 13 14 WHEREAS Team members Zane Unrau, Cody Duitsman, Rawly Kaufman, Matt Becker and 15 Garrett Russell placed first, second, third, fourth and ninth, respectively, and the 16 team earned the highest score ever achieved at the NACTA Crops Contest en 17 route to their seventh national title in nine years; and 18 19 WHEREAS Their accomplishments have brought great honor and recognition to K-State. 20 21 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 22 23 SECTION 1 The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 24 congratulates K-State Crops Team members Zane Unrau, Cody Duitsman, Rawly 25 Kaufman, Matt Becker, and Garrett Russell and their coach, Gerry Posler, for 26 winning the 2007 NACTA Crops Contest. 27 28 SECTION 2 Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 29 a copy of this resolution shall be sent to team members Zane Unrau, Cody 30 Duitsman, Rawly Kaufman, Matt Becker and Garrett Russell, their parents, Coach 31 Gerry Posler, Agronomy Department Head Gary Pierzynski, Animal Science 32 Department Head Ken Odde, Biological and Agricultural Engineering 33 Department Head Gary Clark, and College of Agriculture Dean Fred Cholick. 34 35 THIS RESOLTUION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 26, 2007 36 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-22 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/18 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT FOR 2 AN OPEN DISCUSSION BETWEEN 3 ADMINISTRATION AND THE 4 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT COMMUNITY 5 6 BY: Venkataga Nagisetti and George Weston 7 8 WHEREAS, Dr. Donna Davis has provided Kansas State University with 28 years of 9 invaluable service; 10 11 WHEREAS, on Friday, April 20, 2007 that Dr. Davis was reassigned from serving as Director 12 of the International Student Center; 13 14 WHEREAS, The International Student Center provides international students with critical 15 services to ensure visa status and ease of entry; and 16 17 WHEREAS, 14 International Clubs and 1,000 petition signees have joined together to seek 18 answers to the way such a decision was made without input from the international 19 community. 20 21 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 22 23 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports an open 24 discussion on the future leadership of the International Student Center between 25 administration and the International Student Center. 26 27 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to KSU President Jon 28 Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Dean of the 29 Graduate School Ron Trewyn, Faculty Senate President Roger Adams, Associate 30 Provost of International Programs Kenneth Holland, Administrative Director of 31 Office of International Programs Kristine Young, and the Kansas State Collegian. 32 33 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 26, 2007 34 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-23 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/19 APPROVAL OF ALLOCATIONS 2 COMMITTEE CHAIR 3 4 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 5 6 WHEREAS, It is necessary to appoint and ratify the chairs of Student Senate standing 7 committees; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee Chair position was adequately advertised during the 10 conclusion of the 2007 spring academic semester; 11 12 WHEREAS, During the beginning of the 2007 fall academic semester this position became 13 open for consideration and appointment; and 14 15 WHEREAS, This individual was chosen on the basis of his leadership ability, experience, and 16 dedication to serving K-State students throughout the next term. 17 18 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. Bryan Cox be approved as chair of the Allocations Committee for the 2007-2008 21 Student Senate term. 22 23 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON AUGUST 30, 2007 24 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-24 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/20 APPROVAL OF NEW 2 STUDENT SENATOR 3 4 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 5 6 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College of 7 Agriculture; and 8 9 WHEREAS, Cody Hill had the next highest vote total in the College of Agriculture. 10 11 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 12 13 SECTION 1. Cody Hill be approved as Student Senator for the College of Agriculture. 14 15 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON AUGUST 30, 2007 16 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-25 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/21 APPROVAL OF TECHNOLOGY 2 COORDINATOR FOR STUDENT 3 BODY PRESIDENT’S CABINET 4 5 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, and Nick Piper 6 7 WHEREAS, The Student Body President shall appoint a cabinet; 8 9 WHEREAS, The position of Technology Coordinator is needed on the Student Body 10 President’s Cabinet to facilitate discussion about campus technology 11 enhancements; 12 13 WHEREAS, The Technology Coordinator will serve on a national search committee for a Vice 14 Provost for Technology for K-State and other respective committees involving 15 technology, as recommended by the Student Body President; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The following individual proved to be best qualified for the respective position. 18 19 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. That the following individual be approved as a member of the 2007-2008 22 Executive Cabinet: 23 24 Technology Coordinator Kyle Damas 25 26 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON AUGUST 30, 2007 27 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-26 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/22 APPROVAL OF HONOR 2 COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, and Nick Piper 5 6 WHEREAS, The Student Body President, in consultation with the Student Body Vice 7 President, must appoint students to serve on the Honor Council; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Honor Council hears complaints of student academic dishonesty; 10 11 WHEREAS, Student representation is vital for the Honor Council to represent students’ voices 12 and concerns; 13 14 WHEREAS, These positions were sufficiently advertised, and applications were made 15 available to all interested students; 16 17 WHEREAS, There are vacancies on the Honor Council in the College of Agriculture, College 18 of Architecture, Planning, and Design, College of Arts and Sciences, College of 19 Business Administration, College of Education, College of Engineering, and 20 College of Human Ecology; and 21 22 WHEREAS, The following appointments are subject to Student Senate approval. 23 24 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. Tracy Shannon Yost be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the 27 College of Architecture, Planning, and Design for the 2006-2008 term. 28 29 SECTION 2. Haley Wilson be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 30 Architecture, Planning, and Design for the 2007-2009 term. 31 32 SECTION 3. Kristen Ann-Marie Wilkes be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the 33 College of Arts and Sciences for the 2007-2009 term. 34 35 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 6, 2007 36 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-27 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/23 APPROVAL OF NEW 2 STUDENT SENATORS 3 4 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 5 6 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College of 7 Architecture, Planning & Design; 8 9 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College of Business 10 Administration; and 11 12 WHEREAS, Adam Wagoner received the highest vote total from the College of Architecture, 13 Planning & Design College Council, and Jared Schnefke had the next highest vote 14 total in the College of Business Administration. 15 16 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 17 18 SECTION 1. Adam Wagoner be approved as Student Senator for the College of Architecture, 19 Planning & Design. 20 21 SECTION 2. Jared Schnefke be approved as Student Senator for the College of Business 22 Administration. 23 24 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 13, 2007 25 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-28 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/24 APPROVAL OF 2 STUDENT SENATE INTERNS 3 4 BY: Emily Haug, Piper Hoskins, Nick Piper, and Amy Schultz 5 6 WHEREAS, The position of Student Senate Intern was sufficiently advertised; 7 8 WHEREAS, Sixty-eight applications for Student Senate Intern positions were received, and 9 fifty-six applicants were interviewed; and 10 11 WHEREAS, The selections process was conducted in accordance with the Kansas State 12 University Student Governing Association Constitution and By-Laws. 13 14 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 15 16 SECTION 1. The following individuals be approved as Student Senate Interns for the 2007- 17 2008 Student Senate term: 18 19 Kelsie Ball Zac Salazar 20 Jessica Bradford Ashley Sennett 21 Andrea Dugan Tyler Sharp 22 Alex Edwards Kevin Smart 23 Traci Gosser Mark Sundahl 24 Lindsey Hubert Daniel Unruh 25 Kyle Merklein Ryan Wilkerson 26 Annie Oliver Ryan Willcott 27 Russell Propp Jared Wilmoth 28 Kyle Reynolds Robert Woolston 29 Emilee Rice Anna Zeiger 30 David Rogenmoser 31 32 THIS RESOLUTIN PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 13, 2007 33 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-29 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/25 APPROVAL OF EDUCATIONAL 2 OPPORTUNITY FUND 3 COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS 4 5 BY: Lydia Peele, Matt Wagner, and Nick Piper 6 7 WHEREAS, Section 12-0101 of the Kansas State University Student Governing Association 8 Statutes requires the Student Body President to appoint four at-large members 9 representing diverse campus constituencies to the Educational Opportunity Fund 10 Committee; 11 12 WHEREAS, Positions available within the Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) Committee 13 were sufficiently advertised; and 14 15 WHEREAS, These appointments are subject to the approval of Student Senate. 16 17 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 18 19 SECTION 1. The following individuals, appointed by the Student Body President, be approved 20 as members of the Educational Opportunity Fund Committee for the 2007-2008 21 term: 22 23 Larissa Briedenbach 24 Scott Fikan 25 Melanie Peele 26 Katie Steinle 27 28 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 13, 2007 29 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-30 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/26 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS 2 TO THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE 3 TO STUDY LONG-TERM TUITION 4 STRATEGIES 5 6 BY: Matt Wagner and Nick Piper 7 8 WHEREAS, The Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies was created by 9 Bill 07/08/09; 10 11 WHEREAS, The Student Body President and the Student Senate Chair must appoint seven 12 members to the committee; 13 14 WHEREAS, These positions were sufficiently advertised; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The following appointments are subject to Student Senate approval. 17 18 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. The following students, appointed by the Student Body President and the Student 21 Senate Chair, be approved as members of the Special Committee to Study Long- 22 Term Tuition Strategies: 23 24 Scott Swain 25 Doug Zerr 26 Molly Hamm 27 Andy Ellis 28 Martin Wilson 29 Kevin Phillips 30 Courtney Held 31 32 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 13, 2007 33 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-31 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/27 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF THE 2 EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY FUND 3 4 BY: Lydia Peele and Nick Piper 5 6 WHEREAS, During the 2006-2007 school year, the Kansas State University Student 7 Governing Association, with the Kansas State University administration, 8 developed “student-centered enhancements” that receive funding from tuition 9 dollars during FY 2008; 10 11 WHEREAS, On June 18, 2004, the Kansas Board of Regents approved the tuition increase for 12 the 2004-2005 school year at Kansas State University; 13 14 WHEREAS, The Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) is one of the programs that received a 15 portion of these funds with a $75,000 allocation; 16 17 WHEREAS, The EOF Committee will be allocating FY 2007 funds during the month of 18 October, 2007; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The EOF Committee requests that the KSU SGA continues to support the EOF 21 with an additional allocation of $75,000 to be allocated to the EOF from the 22 “student-centered enhancements” fund for FY 2009. 23 24 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports a tuition 27 allocation of $75,000 from “student-centered enhancements” for the FY 2009 28 Educational Opportunity Fund. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to Kansas State University 31 President Jon Wefald, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Robert 32 Krause, Vice President for Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Dean of 33 Student Life Pat Bosco Coordinator of the Office of Student Activities and 34 Services Gayle Spencer. 35 36 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 37 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-32 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/28 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS TO THE 2 SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO ESTABLISH A PILOT 3 PROGRAM ENTITLED “STUDENT GOVERNING 4 ASSOCIATION AMBASSADOR PROGRAM” 5 6 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 7 8 WHEREAS, The Special Committee to Establish a Pilot Program Entitled “Student Governing 9 Association Ambassador Program” was created by Bill 07/08/12; 10 11 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Chair and Student Senate Vice Chair jointly appointed ten 12 students to the committee, including one that was selected as the chair; 13 14 WHEREAS, These positions were sufficiently advertised; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The following appointments are subject to Student Senate approval. 17 18 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. The following students, appointed by the Student Senate Chair and the Student 21 Senate Vice Chair, be approved as members of the Special Committee to 22 Establish a Pilot Program Entitled “Student Governing Association Ambassador 23 Program”: 24 25 Katie Beye 26 Alex Edwards 27 Emily Haug 28 Ashley Phelon 29 Alyssa Provencio 30 David Rogenmoser 31 Jessica Schultz 32 Kevin Smart 33 Taylor Symons (Chair) 34 Ryan Wilkerson 35 36 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 27, 2007 37 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-33 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/29 COMMENDATION TO THE 2 QUARTER-SCALE 3 TRACTOR TEAM 4 5 BY: Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia 6 Peele, Joe Vossen, Gayle Spencer, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 7 Beye, Clint Blaes, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, David Bulcock, 8 Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, 9 Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Traci 10 Gosser, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton 11 Henry, Meg Henry, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Philip Hurst, Andrew 12 Huschka, Sarah Guinane, Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Tim 13 Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Sam McCord, Josh McGinn, Kyle 14 Merlein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady 15 Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, Russell 16 Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, David Rogenmoser, Zac 17 Salazar, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Ashley Sennett, Tyler Sharp, Kevin 18 Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Mark 19 Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel Unruh, 20 Alissa Vogel, Adam Wagoner, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan 21 Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, 22 Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 23 24 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Quarter-Scale Tractor Team competed in the 10th 25 Annual American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineer’s Quarter- 26 Scale Tractor Student Design Competition on May 31st- June 2nd, 2007, in Peoria, 27 IL; 28 29 WHEREAS, The team competed against 24 other teams from around the nation in the areas of 30 pulling performance, written report and oral presentation; 31 32 WHEREAS, The team, consisting of Cory Friedli, Matthew Grollmes, Bret Jacob, Jesse Koch, 33 Phillip Lange, Kyle McKinzie, Benjamin Norris, Jonathan Propheter, Benjamin 34 Ross, Jonathan Schmidt, Jared Selland, Matt Shepard, Isaac Spare, Bradley 35 Stewart, Kevin Swenson, Zane Unrau, Jeff Wessel and Brandon Winter along 36 with their advisors Dr. Mark Schrock, Darrell Oard, Pat Murphy, Dr. Randy Price 37 and Lou Ann Claassen, won the overall competition for the sixth time in nine 38 years; and 39 40 WHEREAS, The accomplishments have brought great recognition and honor to Kansas State 41 University. 42 43 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 44 45 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 46 congratulates the Kansas State University Quarter-Scale Tractor Team and their

R-34 1 advisors for winning the American Society of Agricultural and Biological 2 Engineer’s Quarter-Scale Tractor Student Design Competition. 3 4 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 5 a copy of this resolution shall be sent to the team members and their parents, their 6 advisors, Biological and Agricultural Engineering Department Head Gary Clark 7 and College of Agriculture Dean Fred Cholick. 8 9 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 13, 2007 10 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-35 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/30 AMENDMENT TO STUDENT SENATE 2 STANDING RULES CONCNERING EXPULSION 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association Constitution has 7 been amended to provide for expulsion of officers and members of the Legislative 8 Branch instead of the impeachment process for the other two Branches; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association By-Laws have been 11 amended to provide for expulsion of officers and members of the Legislative 12 Branch; and 13 14 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Standing Rules need to be amended to reflect such 15 Constitutional and By-Laws changes. 16 17 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 18 19 SECTION 1. Section 42-0210(G) of the Student Senate Standing Rules is amended to read: 20 21 G. A total of three unexcused absences from Student Senate shall be grounds 22 for impeachment expulsion. A total of three unexcused absences from 23 committee meetings shall be grounds for impeachment expulsion. 24 25 SECTION 2. This amendment shall take effect immediately upon passage. 26 27 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 28 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

R-36 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/31 APPROVAL OF NEW 2 STUDENT SENATORS 3 4 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 5 6 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College of Human 7 Ecology; 8 9 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College of 10 Architecture, Planning and Design; 11 12 WHEREAS, There are three vacancies in the office of Student Senator for the College of 13 Education; and 14 15 WHEREAS, Monica Lair had the next highest vote total in the College of Human Ecology. 16 Kyle Sherwood received the highest vote total from the College of Architecture, 17 Planning and Design College Council. Laura Gross, Graham Fox, and Garrett 18 Boller received the three highest vote totals from the College of Education 19 College Council. 20 21 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 22 23 SECTION 1. Monica Lair be approved as Student Senator for the College of Human Ecology. 24 25 SECTION 2. Kyle Sherwood be approved as Student Senator for the College of Architecture, 26 Planning and Design. 27 28 SECTION 3. Laura Gross, Graham Fox, and Garrett Boller be approved as Student Senators for 29 the College of Education. 30 31 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 32 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-37 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/32 APPROVAL OF EDUCATIONAL 2 OPPORTUNITY FUND 3 COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS 4 5 BY: Lydia Peele and Nick Piper 6 7 WHEREAS, Section 12-0101 of the Kansas State University Student Governing Association 8 Statutes requires the Student Senate Chair to appoint two Student Senators, 9 representing different colleges, to the Educational Opportunity Fund Committee; 10 11 WHEREAS, These positions were sufficiently advertised; and 12 13 WHEREAS, These appointments are subject to the approval of Student Senate. 14 15 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 16 17 SECTION 1. The following students, appointed by the Student Senate Chair, be approved as 18 members of the Educational Opportunity Fund Committee for the 2007-2008 19 term: 20 Katie Beye 21 Jared Schnefke 22 23 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 24 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-38 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/33 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENT 2 TO COUNCIL ON PARKING 3 OPERATIONS 4 5 BY: Lydia Peele and Nick Piper 6 7 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Chair must appoint one Student Senate representative to the 8 Council on Parking Operations; 9 10 WHEREAS, This appointment must be approved by the Student Senate; 11 12 WHEREAS, This position was sufficiently advertised; and 13 14 WHEREAS, The following individual was selected to serve in this position. 15 16 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 17 18 SECTION 1. Adam Tank be approved as the Student Senate representative to the Council on 19 Parking Operations. 20 21 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 22 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-39 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/34 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS 2 TO UNIVERSITY-WIDE COMMITTEES 3 4 BY: Lydia Peele, Matt Wagner, and Nick Piper 5 6 WHEREAS, The following people have been selected by the Student Body President, in 7 consultation with the Student Body Vice President, to serve on university-wide 8 committees during the 2007-2008 term; and 9 10 WHEREAS, These appointments are subject to approval by Student Senate. 11 12 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. The following individuals be approved to serve on the respective 15 University Committees for the 2007-2008 term: 16 17 3030 Undergraduate Grievance Committee 18 Donald Hampton 19 Kristel Williams 20 21 3035 University Calendar Committee 22 Lydia Peele 23 24 3050 General Scholarship and Financial Aid Committee 25 Leonel Hernandez 26 Steven Townsend 27 28 8020 University Committee on Governmental Issues 29 Sarah Brink 30 Ashley Guenther 31 Krista Leben 32 33 8038 Campus Recycling Advisory Committee 34 Brad Lutz 35 Stephanie Werner 36 37 8040 Advisory Committee on Campus Development 38 Matt Wagner 39 40 8041 Council on Parking Operations 41 Michael Burns 42 Virenda Landge 43 Lydia Peele 44 45 8049 Coordinating Committee for People with Disabilities 46 Vicky Allen

R-40 47 48 8071 Student Discrimination Review Committee 49 Sara Durst 50 Shawn Turner 51 52 8075 Commission on the Status of Women 53 Kelsey Childress 54 Allison Coon 55 Hilary Parker 56 57 8077 President’s Commission on Multicultural Affairs 58 Tonisha Luster 59 60 8033 Intercollegiate Athletic Council 61 Brett Eakin 62 63 8045 Central Management Information Systems Advisory Committee 64 Kyle Damas 65 66 8500 Committee on Religion 67 Obair Siddiqui 68 69 7170 Computer and Information Technology Advisory Committee 70 Zachary Maier 71 72 8042 Parking Citations Appeals Board 73 Katherine Eads 74 Justin Runyon 75 Ronnie Hernandez 76 Harry Spencer 77 Mark Gruber 78 79 8025 Strategic Planning Committee 80 Anthony Carter 81 82 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 83 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-41 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/35 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS 2 TO THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO STUDY 3 THE CREATION OF A FINANCIAL 4 PLANNING CENTER FOR K-STATE 5 6 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, and Nick Piper 7 8 WHEREAS, The Special Committee to Study the Creation of a Financial Planning Center was 9 created by Bill 07/08/11; 10 11 WHEREAS, The Student Body President and Student Body Vice President must appoint ten 12 students to the committee; 13 14 WHEREAS, These positions were sufficiently advertised; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The following appointments are subject to Student Senate approval. 17 18 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. The following students, appointed by the Student Body President and the Student 21 Body Vice President, be approved as members of the Special Committee to Study 22 the Creation of a Financial Planning Center: 23 24 Ashley Guenther 25 Dustin Ferrey 26 Samantha Oliver 27 Jessi Chadd 28 Jennifer Harris 29 Anna Kiser 30 Melissa Smith 31 Luke Sims 32 33 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 34 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-42 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/36 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS TO THE 2 SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO IMPLEMENT 3 A KSU STUDENT SENATE-SPONSORED 4 COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT 5 6 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 7 8 WHEREAS, The Special Committee to Implement a KSU Student Senate-Sponsored 9 Community Service Project was created by Bill 07/08/22; 10 11 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Chair and Student Senate Vice Chair jointly appointed six 12 students to the committee, including one that was selected as the chair; 13 14 WHEREAS, These positions were sufficiently advertised; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The following appointments are subject to Student Senate approval. 17 18 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. The following students, appointed by the Student Senate Chair and the Student 21 Senate Vice Chair, be approved as members of the Special Committee to 22 Implement a KSU Student Senate-Sponsored Community Service Project: 23 24 Kelsie Ball 25 Andrew Huschka 26 Kyle Merklein 27 Ashley Phelon 28 Alyssa Provencio (chair) 29 Kyle Spencer 30 31 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 4, 2007 32 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-43 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/37 APPROVAL OF DIVERSITY 2 PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE 3 APPOINTMENT 4 5 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 6 7 WHEREAS, The Diversity Programming Committee was created to enhance diversity 8 programming on campus; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Chair is required to appoint a member of the Student Senate 11 to serve on this committee; 12 13 WHEREAS, This appointment must be approved by the Student Senate; 14 15 WHEREAS, The Diversity Programming Committee position was sufficiently advertised; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The following individual was selected to serve in this position. 18 19 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. The following Student Senator, appointed by the Student Senate Chair, be 22 approved as a member of the Diversity Programming Committee for the 2007- 23 2008 term: 24 25 Kristel Williams 26 27 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDETN SENATE ON OCTOBER 4, 2007 28 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-44 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/38 APPROVAL OF DIVERSITY 2 PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE 3 APPOINTMENT 4 5 BY: Emily Haug and Amy Schultz 6 7 WHEREAS, The Diversity Programming Committee was created to enhance diversity 8 programming on campus; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Intern Coordinator is required to appoint a Student Senate 11 Intern to serve on this committee; 12 13 WHEREAS, The appointment must be approved by the Student Senate; 14 15 WHEREAS, The Diversity Programming Committee position was sufficiently advertised; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The following individual was selected to serve in this position. 18 19 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. The following Student Senate Intern, appointed by the Student Senate Intern 22 Coordinator, be approved as a member of the Diversity Programming Committee 23 for the 2007-2008 term: 24 25 Anna Zeiger 26 27 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 4, 2007 28 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-45 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/39 APPROVAL OF DIVERSITY 2 PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE 3 APPOINTMENTS 4 5 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, and Nick Piper 6 7 WHEREAS, The Diversity Programming Committee was created to enhance diversity 8 programming on campus; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Student Body President is required to appoint members to serve on this 11 committee; 12 13 WHEREAS, These appointments must be approved by the Student Senate; 14 15 WHEREAS, The Diversity Programming Committee position was sufficiently advertised; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The following individuals were selected to serve in this position. 18 19 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. The following individuals, appointed by the Student Body President, be approved 22 as members of the Diversity Programming Committee for the 2007-2008 term: 23 24 1. Tonisha Luster 25 2. Dan Perkins 26 3. Cameron Ward 27 28 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 4, 2007 29 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-46 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/40 APPROVAL OF HONOR AND 2 INTEGRITY COUNCIL APPOINTMENT 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, and Nick Piper 5 6 WHEREAS, The Student Body President, in consultation with the Student Body Vice 7 President, must appoint students to serve on the Honor Council; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Honor Council hears complaints of student academic dishonesty; 10 11 WHEREAS, Student representation is vital for the Honor Council to represent students’ voices 12 and concerns; 13 14 WHEREAS, These positions were sufficiently advertised, and applications were made 15 available to all interested students; 16 17 WHEREAS, There is a vacancy on the Honor Council in the College of Education; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The following appointment is subject to Student Senate approval. 20 21 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 22 23 SECTION 1. Barbara Holland be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College 24 of Education for the 2007-2009 term. 25 26 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 4, 2007 27 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-47 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/41 APPROVAL OF DIVERSITY 2 PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE 3 APPOINTMENTS 4 5 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, and Amy Schultz 6 7 WHEREAS, The Diversity Programming Committee was created to enhance diversity 8 programming on campus; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Student Body President is required to appoint members to serve on this 11 committee; 12 13 WHEREAS, These appointments must be approved by the Student Senate; 14 15 WHEREAS, The Diversity Programming Committee positions were sufficiently advertised; 16 and 17 18 WHEREAS, The following individuals were selected to serve in these positions. 19 20 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 21 22 SECTION 1. The following individuals, appointed by the Student Body President, be approved 23 as members of the Diversity Programming Committee for the 2007-2008 term: 24 25 1. Mishal Al-Hawwas 26 2. Mohammad Al-Mutawa 27 28 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 11, 2007 29 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-48 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/42 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS TO THE 2 SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO REVIEW THE 3 KANSAS STATE STUDENT UNION FUNDING 4 STRUCTURE 5 6 BY: Nick Piper and Matt Wagner 7 8 WHEREAS, The Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding 9 Structure was created by Bill 07/08/26; 10 11 WHEREAS, Bill 07/08/26 states that the Student Body President and the Student Senate Chair 12 must jointly appoint five students to the committee; 13 14 WHEREAS, These positions were sufficiently advertised; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The following appointments are subject to Student Senate approval. 17 18 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. The following students, appointed by the Student Body President and the Student 21 Senate Chair, be approved as members of the Special Committee to Review the 22 Kansas State Student Union Funding Structure: 23 24 Cameron Addington 25 Kendall Coad 26 Vincent Hofer 27 Will Lopez 28 Jared Wilmoth 29 30 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 18, 2007 31 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-49 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/43 APPROVAL OF NEW 2 STUDENT SENATORS 3 4 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 5 6 WHEREAS, There are three vacancies in the office of Student Senator for the Graduate 7 School; and 8 9 WHEREAS, Craig Kuehnert, Sandeep Rana, and Sanjayan Satchithanantham received the 10 three highest vote totals from the Graduate Student Council. 11 12 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. Craig Kuehnert, Sandeep Rana, and Sanjayan Satchithanantham be approved as 15 Student Senators for the Graduate School. 16 17 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 18, 2007 18 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-50 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/44 COMMENDATION TO THE 2 BLACK STUDENT UNION 3 4 BY: Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia 5 Peele, Joe Vossen, Gayle Spencer, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 6 Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, 7 David Bulcock, Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, 8 Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, 9 Robert Flack, Graham Fox, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly 10 Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Meg 11 Henry, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen 12 Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Monica Lair, Tim Lindemuth, Madison 13 Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe 14 Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Melanie Peele, 15 Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, 16 Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, David Rogenmoser, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan 17 Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kyle Sherwood, 18 Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, 19 Mark Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel 20 Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Adam Wagoner, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil 21 White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared 22 Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 23 24 WHEREAS, In the past year there have been multiple racially-motivated incidents in the 25 United States including events in Jena, Louisiana, Hempstead, New York, and a 26 reported thirty-seven others nation-wide; 27 28 WHEREAS, The lack of media coverage and national outcry for these events have caused 29 many individuals to question the status of the United States in terms of racial 30 acceptance and equality; 31 32 WHEREAS, The Black Student Union at Kansas State University responded to this situation 33 by creating and implementing an event entitled “X’d out of Society”; 34 35 WHEREAS, This event included a silent demonstration for eight hours, a student rally held in 36 the Bosco Student Plaza, a panel discussion, and had participants wear black t- 37 shirts with a white “X” on them to signify their strong discouragement of national 38 media ambivalence towards racially-motivated acts; 39 40 WHEREAS, The Black Student Union made a courageous statement towards the Kansas State 41 University community and the general public by creating such an event; and 42 43 WHEREAS, This event and the leaders involved with its creation and implementation, 44 reminded the Kansas State University community of how diversity and 45 acceptance of individual cultural differences plays a vital role in the positive 46 evolution of communal change.

R-51 47 48 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 49 50 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends the Black 51 Student Union on its campus leadership, courage, and cultural awareness in 52 leading and completing the event “X’d out of Society”. 53 54 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to Kansas State University 55 President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, Associate Provost of Diversity and 56 Dual Career Development Myra Gordon, Vice President for Institutional 57 Advancement Bob Krause, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Director of 58 Affirmative Action Clyde Howard, Black Student Union President Bryon 59 Williams, Black Student Union Vice-President Deborah Muhwezi, Black Student 60 Union Secretary Kimberly Agwu, Black Student Union Treasurer Adrian Carter, 61 Black Student Union Webmaster Jonathan Scott, and Black Student Union Head 62 Big XII Delegate Abdulrasheed Yahaya. 63 64 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 25, 2007 65 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-52 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/45 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF EXPANDING 2 WORKPLACE NONDISCRIMINATION POLICIES TO 3 INCLUDE SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND GENDER IDENTITY 4 5 BY: Katie Beye, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, David Bulcock, Bryan 6 Cox, Satyabrata Das, Annie Dwyer, Graham Fox, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, 7 Cynthia Hoffman, Piper Hoskins, Owen Kennedy, Madison Loeb, Will Lopez, 8 Joshua McGinn, Sarah Morton, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Alyssa Provencio, Daryn 9 Soldan, Amy Schultz, Jessica Schultz, Kyle Spencer, Taylor Symons, Matt 10 Wagner, George Weston, Charissa Wood, and Taylor Wulf 11 12 WHEREAS, A person’s ability to perform the functions of his or her occupation is not 13 incumbent on their sexual orientation or gender identity; 14 15 WHEREAS, Kansas State University is a student-centered teaching and research institution 16 with the aim of preparing students to become productive members of the 17 workforce and academia; 18 19 WHEREAS, Much of the intent of Kansas’ higher education and technical training systems is 20 to develop a highly skilled, creative workforce that remains in the state after 21 degree and/or certificate completion; 22 23 WHEREAS, Kansas State University’s Principles of Community and Notice of 24 Nondiscrimination includes sexual orientation but does not include gender 25 identity; 26 27 WHEREAS, It is currently legal in the City of Manhattan and much of the State of Kansas and 28 the United States to discriminate against persons in hiring and employment 29 practices based on sexual orientation and gender identity; 30 31 WHEREAS, Executive Order 07-24 signed recently by Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius 32 prohibits discrimination and harassment of state employees based on sexual 33 orientation and gender identity, but is unable to prohibit such discrimination in the 34 private business sector; 35 36 WHEREAS, A significant and growing number of companies are including sexual orientation 37 and gender identity protections in their employment and hiring nondiscrimination 38 policies (of the Fortune 500 companies at least 433 protect for sexual orientation 39 and at least 152 protect for gender identity); 40 41 WHEREAS, The Manhattan City Commission is currently considering its nondiscrimination 42 policy, and legislation to expand workplace nondiscrimination laws to include 43 sexual orientation and gender identity is pending in the Kansas Legislature and 44 the 110th Congress of the United States; and 45

R-53 46 WHEREAS, It would be in the best interest of Kansas State University, the City of Manhattan, 47 the State of Kansas, and the United States to enact policies prohibiting all such 48 discrimination as such policies would promote a diverse and affirming workforce, 49 adding to their creativity and productivity. 50 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 51 52 SECTION 1. The Kansas State Student Governing Association expresses its support for the 53 inclusion of gender identity in the Principles of Community and Notice of 54 Nondiscrimination of Kansas State University. 55 56 SECTION 2. The Kansas State Student Governing Association expresses its support for the 57 inclusion of sexual orientation and gender identity in the Nondiscrimination Acts, 58 Laws, and Policies of the City of Manhattan, the State of Kansas, and the United 59 States. 60 61 SECTION 3. Upon passage a copy of this resolution be sent to the following persons: U.S. 62 Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, U.S. Representatives Jerry Moran, 63 Nancy Boyda, Dennis Moore, and Todd Tiahrt, Governor Kathleen Sebelius, 64 Lieutenant Governor Mark Parkinson, Special Assistant to the Governor Aaron 65 Otto, Senate President Stephen Morris, Senate Vice President John Vratil, Senate 66 Majority Leader Derek Schmidt, Senate Minority Leader Anthony Hensley, 67 Senate Federal and State Affairs Chairperson Roger Reitz, Vice-Chairperson Jim 68 Barnett, Senators Karin Brownlee, Pete Brungardt, Mark Gilstrap, Julia Lynn, 69 Dennis Pyle, and Ralph Ostmeyer, Speaker of the House Melvin Neufeld, House 70 Speaker Pro Tem Donald Dahl, House Majority Leader Ray Merrick, House 71 Minority Leader Dennis McKinney, House Federal and State Affairs Chairperson 72 Steve Huebert, Vice-Chairperson Elaine Bowers, Ranking Minority Member Nile 73 Dillmore, Representatives Anthony Brown, Steven Brunk, Richard Carlson, 74 Owen Donohoe, Oletha Faust-Goudeau, Tom Hawk, Broderick Henderson, 75 Benjamin Hodge, Lance Kinzer, Forrest Knox, Judith Loganbill, Ann Mah, 76 Melody McCray-Miller, Judy Morrison, Bob Olsen, Michael Peterson, Ted 77 Powers, Louis Ruiz, Arlen Siegfreid, and Dale Swenson, Manhattan City Mayor 78 Tom Phillips, Mayor Pro Tem Hatesohl, City Commissioners James Sherrow, 79 Bruce Snead, and Bob Strawn, City Manager Ron Fehr, Chair of the Board of 80 Regents Christine Downey-Schmidt, Vice-Chair of the Board of Regents Donna 81 Shank, President and CEO of the Board of Regents Reginald Robinson, Kansas 82 State President Jon Wefald, Faculty Senate President Frank Spikes, Classified 83 Senate President Barbara Nagel, Assistant to the President Sue Peterson, Kansas 84 State Human Resources Director Gary Leitnaker, Director of Affirmative Action 85 Clyde Howard, Editors-in-Chief of the Wichita Eagle, the Kansas City Star, the 86 Manhattan Mercury, the Topeka Capital-Journal, the Hutchinson News, the 87 Lawrence Journal-World, the Emporia Gazette, the Pittsburg Morning Sun, the 88 Salina Journal, the Hays Daily News, the Dodge City Daily Globe, the Colby Free 89 Press, and the Kansas State Collegian. 90 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 1, 2007 91 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-54 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/46 APPROVAL OF 2 ELECTIONS COMMISSIONER 3 4 BY: Nick Piper, Matt Wagner, and Joe Vossen 5 6 WHEREAS, The Elections Commissioner is jointly appointed by the Student Body President, 7 the Attorney General, and the Student Senate Chair; and 8 9 WHEREAS, This appointment is subject to Student Senate approval. 10 11 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 12 13 SECTION 1. Nick Zimmerman be approved as Elections Commissioner for the 2007 14 Recreation Complex Expansion Referendum vote. 15 16 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 25, 2007 17 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-55 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/47 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS TO 2 SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO STUDY 3 A DEAD WEEK POLICY FOR K-STATE 4 5 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, and Melanie Peele 6 7 WHEREAS, The Special Committee to Study a New “Dead Week” policy was created by Bill 8 07/08/10; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Student Body President and the Student Senate Chair must appoint nine 11 student members to the committee; 12 13 WHEREAS, These positions were sufficiently advertised; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The following appointments are subject to Student Senate approval. 16 17 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 18 19 SECTION 1. The following students, appointed by the Student Body President and the Student 20 Senate Chair, be approved as members of the Special Committee to Study a New 21 “Dead Week” policy: 22 23 Peter Boos 24 Alex Ponchur 25 Russell Propp 26 Jared Schnefke 27 Andrew Schoonover 28 Wayne Stoskopf 29 Taylor Symons 30 Taylor Wulf 31 32 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 1, 2007 33 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-56 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/48 COMMENDATION TO 2 MORGAN PARKER AND BECKY SULLIVAN 3 4 BY: Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia 5 Peele, Joe Vossen, Gayle Spencer, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 6 Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, 7 David Bulcock, Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, 8 Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, 9 Robert Flack, Graham Fox, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly 10 Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Meg 11 Henry, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen 12 Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, 13 Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe 14 Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Melanie Peele, 15 Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, 16 Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, David Rogenmoser, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan 17 Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kyle Sherwood, 18 Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, 19 Mark Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel 20 Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Adam Wagoner, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil 21 White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared 22 Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 23 24 WHEREAS, Morgan Parker, of Limon, Colorado, is a sophomore in agricultural economics 25 and Becky Sullivan, of Paola, Kansas, is a sophomore in agricultural 26 communications and journalism at Kansas State University; 27 28 WHEREAS, Morgan Parker represented the Colorado FFA Association, and Becky Sullivan 29 represented the Kansas FFA Association as national officer candidates at the 2007 30 National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana; 31 32 WHEREAS, Morgan Parker and Becky Sullivan participated in an intense five-day selection 33 process that included five rounds of interviews, a written test and two writing 34 exercises; 35 36 WHEREAS, On October 27, 2007, Morgan Parker was elected Central Region Vice President, 37 and Becky Sullivan was elected National Secretary of the National FFA 38 Organization; 39 40 WHEREAS, Morgan Parker and Becky Sullivan, along with their four other teammates, will 41 represent more than 500,000 FFA members across the nation; 42 43 WHEREAS, In their capacity as national officers, Morgan Parker and Becky Sullivan will 44 travel more than 100,000 miles providing personal growth and leadership training 45 for students, and meeting with leaders in business, government and education; 46

R-57 47 WHEREAS, Morgan Parker and Becky Sullivan will take a year-long hiatus from K-State to 48 fulfill their duties to the National FFA Organization; 49 50 WHEREAS, This is the first time in the 80-year history of the National FFA Organization that 51 two K-State students have been elected to serve on the same national officer team; 52 and 53 54 WHEREAS, Through their accomplishments, Morgan Parker and Becky Sullivan have brought 55 great recognition to their state FFA associations and to Kansas State University. 56 57 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 58 59 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 60 congratulates Morgan Parker and Becky Sullivan on their election to National 61 FFA offices. 62 63 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to Morgan Parker and Becky 64 Sullivan, their parents Kipp and Paula Parker and Ron and Judy Sullivan, Kansas 65 State University President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for 66 Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, College 67 of Agriculture Dean Fred Cholick, Associate Dean Don Boggs, Assistant Dean 68 Kevin Donnelly, Assistant Dean Jackie McClaskey, Assistant Dean Zelia Wiley, 69 Agricultural Economics Department Head Bryan Schurle, Communications 70 Department Head Kris Boone, Colorado Director of Agricultural Education Scott 71 Stump, Colorado FFA State Advisor Kenton Ochsner, Kansas FFA State Advisor 72 Vernon Schweer, Kansas FFA Executive Secretary Mary Kane, Limon FFA 73 Chapter Advisor Cody Weber, Spring Hill FFA Chapter Advisor Mike 74 Strohschein, and National FFA Chief Operating Officer Doug Loudenslager. 75 76 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 1, 2007 77 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-58 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/49 COMMENDATION TO 2 CALEB ALEXANDER 3 4 BY: Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia 5 Peele, Joe Vossen, Gayle Spencer, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 6 Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, 7 David Bulcock, Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, 8 Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, 9 Robert Flack, Graham Fox, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly 10 Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Meg 11 Henry, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen 12 Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, 13 Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe 14 Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Melanie Peele, 15 Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, 16 Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, David Rogenmoser, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan 17 Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kyle Sherwood, 18 Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, 19 Mark Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel 20 Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Adam Wagoner, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil 21 White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared 22 Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 23 24 WHEREAS, Caleb Alexander of Garden City, Kansas, is a senior in agricultural economics at 25 Kansas State University; 26 27 WHEREAS, Caleb Alexander was named the American Star in Agribusiness on October 25, 28 2007, at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana; 29 30 WHEREAS, The American Star in Agribusiness is one of the four highest awards given by the 31 National FFA Organization, recognizing students for excellence in their 32 Supervised Agricultural Experience Programs; 33 34 WHEREAS, Caleb Alexander is the tenth Star Award winner from Kansas in the 80-year 35 history of the National FFA Organization; and 36 37 WHEREAS, Through his accomplishment, Caleb Alexander has brought great recognition to 38 the Kansas FFA Association and to Kansas State University. 39 40 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 41 42 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 43 congratulates Caleb Alexander on his selection as the National FFA 44 Organization’s American Star in Agribusiness. 45

R-59 46 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to Caleb Alexander, his parents 47 Eldon and Terry Alexander, Kansas State University President Jon Wefald, 48 Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, 49 Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, College of Agriculture Dean Fred Cholick, 50 Associate Dean Don Boggs, Assistant Dean Kevin Donnelly, Assistant Dean 51 Jackie McClaskey, Assistant Dean Zelia Wiley, Agricultural Economics 52 Department Head Bryan Schurle, Kansas FFA State Advisor Vernon Schweer, 53 Kansas FFA Executive Secretary Mary Kane, Garden City FFA Chapter Advisor 54 Pat Venjohn, and former Garden City FFA Chapter Advisor Marvin Knoeber. 55 56 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 1, 2007 57 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-60 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/50 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF THE EXPANSION 2 OF THE CHESTER E. PETERS RECREATION COMPLEX 3 4 BY: Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Matt Wagner, Amy Schultz, Taylor Symons, Clint Blaes, 5 and Sarah Morton 6 7 WHEREAS, Students in 1976 had the foresight to create and fund the initial Recreation 8 Complex; 9 10 WHEREAS, In 1991, students saw the need to expand the facility to accommodate their 11 increased needs for physical recreation space. In doing so, a commitment to 12 excellence in campus recreation facilities and programming was established by 13 the student body of Kansas State University; 14 15 WHEREAS, Making healthier decisions has become a focus at Kansas State University and 16 other universities throughout the nation, and campus recreation facilities have 17 played a major role in supporting this initiative; 18 19 WHEREAS, The Chester E. Peters Recreation Complex is twenty-seven years old and is 20 considered undersized for the current and future programs and activities that 21 recreational services requires; 22 23 WHEREAS, The age and continual usage of the Recreation Complex has made the need for 24 renovation of certain areas of the facilities necessary and will also be included in 25 the expansion costs placed upon the K-State students; and 26 27 WHEREAS, An expansion of the Chester E. Peters Recreation Complex would be beneficial to 28 many students at Kansas State University, and would encourage the pursuit of a 29 student lifestyle that incorporates physical exercise and healthy lifestyle decisions 30 as foundation for positive growth. 31 32 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 33 34 SECTION 1 The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports passage by 35 the student body of the referendum concerning the expansion of the Chester E. 36 Peters Recreation Complex. 37 38 SECTION 2 Upon passage a copy of this resolution be sent to Kansas State University 39 President Jon Wefald, Vice President for Administration and Finance Tom 40 Rawson, Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance Bruce Shubert, 41 Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Director of Housing & 42 Dining Services Chuck Werring, Director of Greek Affairs Scott Jones, Associate 43 Vice President for Institutional Advancement Pat Bosco, Kansas State Student 44 Union Director Bernard Pitts, Director of Recreational Services Steve Martini, 45 Faculty Senate President Frank Spikes, Classified Senate President Barbara

R-61 46 Nagel, Recreational Council Chair Sarah Morton and Collegian Editor-in Chief 47 Alex Peak. 48 49 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 8, 2007 50 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-3-3

R-62 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/51 COMMENDATION TO 2 STUDENT PUBLICATION STAFFS 3 4 BY: Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia 5 Peele, Joe Vossen, Gayle Spencer, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 6 Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, 7 David Bulcock, Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, 8 Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, 9 Robert Flack, Graham Fox, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly 10 Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Piper 11 Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, Kyle 12 Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh 13 McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach 14 Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan 15 Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee 16 Rice, David Rogenmoser, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared 17 Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kyle Sherwood, Kevin Smart, Daryn 18 Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Mark Sundahl, Taylor 19 Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, 20 Adam Wagoner, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, 21 Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa 22 Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 23 24 WHEREAS, The Associated Collegiate Press (ACP) is the national organization for collegiate 25 journalism and conducts national competitions in which Kansas State University 26 students and publication staffs compete; 27 28 WHEREAS, The Royal Purple Yearbook has won the ACP Pacemaker Award, the collegiate 29 equivalent of a Pulitzer Prize, every year except one since 1984; 30 31 WHEREAS, The 2006 Royal Purple staff continued this tradition of excellence when they 32 created the 2006 Royal Purple, which was awarded a Pacemaker by ACP on 33 October 28, 2007, at the national convention in Washington, D.C.; 34 35 WHEREAS, Catrina Rawson, photographer, received second place at the ACP convention for 36 her work in Sports Photography; 37 38 WHEREAS, Emily Lawrence, Kansas State Collegian Editor, received second place at the 39 ACP convention for her work in Newspaper Front Pages; 40 41 WHEREAS, Christopher Hanewinckel, photographer, received third place at the ACP 42 convention for his work in Feature Photography; 43 44 WHEREAS, Donnie Lee, cartoonist, received third place at the ACP convention for his work 45 in Editorial Cartoons; and 46

R-63 47 WHEREAS, Through their accomplishments and excellence in journalism, Catrina Rawson, 48 Emily Lawrence, Christopher Hanewinckel, Donnie Lee, and the staff of the 2006 49 Royal Purple have brought immense prestige to the journalism program at Kansas 50 State University. 51 52 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 53 54 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 55 congratulates Catrina Rawson, Emily Lawrence, Christopher Hanewinckel, 56 Donnie Lee, and the staff of the 2006 Royal Purple on their excellence in 57 collegiate journalism, and sincerely thanks them for superlative chronicling of the 58 history of Kansas State University. 59 60 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to Catrina Rawson, Emily 61 Lawrence, Donnie Lee, 2006 Royal Purple Editor-in-Chief Lindsay Porter 62 Assistant Editor Mary Bershenyi, Photo Editor Christopher Hanewinckel, 63 Assistant Photo Editor Joslyn Brown, DVD Editor Brandon Fox, DVD Assistant 64 Editor Derek Clements, Marketing Director Kelly Olson, Design Editor Megan 65 Hockman, Academics Editor Amy Lundine, Organizations Editor Jessica 66 Durham, People Editor Salena Strate, Student Life Editor Alex Yocum, Writing 67 Coach Corbin Crable, Staff Writer Sarah Thomas, Marketing Assistant Erin 68 Stauffer, Advisor and Director of Student Publications Linda Puntney, 69 Contributors Michael Ashford, Kristen Day, Cedrique Flemming, Matt Gorney, 70 Brett Hamilton, Brie Handgraaf, Angie Hanson, Esther Otis, and Chris Patch, 71 Student Publication Board of Directors, Kansas State University President Jon 72 Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob 73 Krause, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, College of Arts & Sciences Dean 74 Stephen White, Associate Dean Larry Rogers, Associate Dean Beth Montelone, 75 Assistant Dean Alison Wheatley, Assistant Dean Juanita McGowan, A.Q. Miller 76 School of Journalism and Mass Communications Director Angela Powers, 77 Associate Director for Undergraduate Studies Steven Smethers, Associate 78 Director for Graduate Studies and Research Bob Meeds, and Kansas State 79 Collegian Advisor Kim Baltrip. 80 81 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 15, 2007 82 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-64 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/52 COMMENDATION TO THE UNIVERSITY 2 OF TEXAS STUDENT GOVERNMENT 3 4 BY: Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia 5 Peele, Joe Vossen, Gayle Spencer, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 6 Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, 7 David Bulcock, Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, 8 Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, 9 Robert Flack, Graham Fox, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly 10 Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Piper 11 Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, Kyle 12 Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh 13 McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach 14 Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan 15 Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee 16 Rice, David Rogenmoser, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared 17 Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kyle Sherwood, Kevin Smart, Daryn 18 Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Mark Sundahl, Taylor 19 Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, 20 Adam Wagoner, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, 21 Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa 22 Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 23 24 WHEREAS, The University of Texas hosted the 2007 Big XII Student Government Leadership 25 Conference; 26 27 WHEREAS, The event included valuable guest presentations, workshops, roundtable 28 discussions, networking opportunities, campus tours, and an in-depth cultural 29 experience of the City of Austin, Texas; 30 31 WHEREAS, These events were well-organized, student-centered, and beneficial to all aspects 32 of the other Big XII Student Governing Associations that attended; and 33 34 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association truly appreciates 35 efforts made by all individuals involved in the planning and implementation of the 36 conference. 37 38 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 39 40 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends the 41 University of Texas Student Government for the overall success of the 2007 Big 42 XII Student Government Leadership Conference. 43 44 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to University of Texas President 45 William Powers, Jr., Vice President for Student Affairs Juan Gonzalez, Student 46 Government President Andrew Solomon, Student Government Vice President

R-65 47 Nicole Trinh, Big XII Conference Coordinator Marcus Ceniceros, Executive 48 Director Jordan Davisson, Agency Director Prathiba Pandian, Longhorn 49 Legislative Aide Natilie Butler, and Assembly Representative Anne Herndon. 50 51 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 8, 2007 52 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-66 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/53 COMMENDATION TO LYDIA PEELE 2 AND AMY SCHULTZ 3 4 BY: Nick Piper, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Joe Vossen, Gayle 5 Spencer, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett 6 Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, David Bulcock, Anthony 7 Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, 8 Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Graham Fox, Traci 9 Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney 10 Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew 11 Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim 12 Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah 13 Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey 14 Patterson, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa 15 Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, David Rogenmoser, Zac 16 Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler 17 Sharp, Kyle Sherwood, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. 18 John, Wayne Stoskopf, Mark Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly 19 Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Adam Wagoner, Tim 20 Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa 21 Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, 22 Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 23 24 WHEREAS, Lydia Peele and Amy Schultz created and presented the Kansas State University 25 Student Governing Association’s conference host bid at the 2007 Big XII Student 26 Government Conference in Austin, Texas; 27 28 WHEREAS, Lydia and Amy spent countless hours putting together a bid presentation so the 29 KSU SGA could host the conference next year; 30 31 WHEREAS, Due to the dedication of these two individuals, K-State not only won the bid to 32 host next year’s conference, but also granted KSU Student Governing Association 33 the title of “Inaugural Big XII Student Governing Association Presidents”; and 34 35 WHEREAS, Lydia and Amy should be commended for their efforts in winning the conference 36 bid for the KSU SGA. 37 38 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 39 40 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends Lydia 41 Peele and Amy Schultz on an outstanding presentation at the Big XII Student 42 Government Conference and wishes to thank them for the amount of time they 43 dedicated to preparing the bid. 44 45 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to Lydia Peele, Amy Schultz, 46 the parents of Lydia Peele and Amy Schultz, President Jon Wefald, Provost

R-67 47 Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, and 48 Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco. 49 50 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 27, 2007 51 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-68 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/54 RESOLUTION IN HONOR OF 2 MARCIAL ANTONIO RIQUELME 3 4 BY: George H. Weston, Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt 5 Wagner, Lydia Peele, Joe Vossen, Gayle Spencer, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, 6 Kelsi Ball, Katie Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, 7 Jessica Bradford, David Bulcock, Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, 8 Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, 9 Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Graham Fox, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah 10 Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton 11 Henry, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen 12 Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, 13 Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe 14 Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Melanie Peele, 15 Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, 16 Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, David Rogenmoser, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan 17 Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kyle Sherwood, 18 Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, 19 Mark Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel 20 Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Adam Wagoner, Tim Weninger, Phil White, Ryan 21 Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, 22 Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 23 24 WHEREAS, Marcial Antonio Riquelme, a well-respected and admired Sociology professor, 25 passed away July 29, 2007; 26 27 WHEREAS, Antonio Riquelme served at K-State for sixteen years, and during his tenure here 28 he continually challenged students to believe in democracy, peace, equality, and 29 integration. His passion for Latin American politics fueled many other graduate 30 students, both past and present, to study the region and its politics as fervently as 31 he did; 32 33 WHEREAS, Antonio Riquelme’s research into Operation Condor and his subsequent legal 34 action under the Freedom of Information Act has inspired other students to know 35 that social change is possible, even when facing authoritarian governments, 36 torture, and exile. His commitment to improving the political climate of Paraguay 37 has led many students to believe that they also have the potential to advance 38 society for the better; 39 40 WHEREAS, Antonio Riquelme’s commitment to and support of students in the Department of 41 Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work was evidenced by his gregarious 42 greetings to every student he met. His willingness to befriend and mentor even 43 those who were not students of political sociology made him truly a great 44 professor; and 45 46 WHEREAS, Antonio Riquelme was an exceptional individual and will be dearly missed by all.

R-69 47 48 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 49 50 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association, on behalf of the 51 entire K-State community, sends its condolences to family and friends of Antonio 52 Riquelme. 53 54 SECTION 2. KSU SGA honors the family and friends of Antonio Riquelme for his outstanding 55 service to Kansas State University. 56 57 SECTION 3. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to his wife, Yolande 58 Riquelme, his son, Jorge and his family, his daughter Tamara and her family, his 59 sister María Cristina Blanco and her daughters, K-State President Jon Wefald, 60 University Provost Duane Nellis, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences 61 Stephen White, Head of the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social 62 Work Dr. A. Elizabeth Cauble, and the graduate students of the Department of 63 Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work. 64 65 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 15, 2007 66 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-70 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/55 STUDENT SENATE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE 2 \DISBURSEMENT OF THE CITY/UNIVERSITY 3 SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2009 4 5 BY: Governmental Relations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The 1993-1994 Student Senate supported the annexation of the Kansas State 8 University campus by the City of Manhattan; 9 10 WHEREAS, Students at Kansas State University contribute significant amounts of money to 11 the city’s economy through the payment of sales taxes and franchise fees 12 generated by the sale of items on the K-State campus; 13 14 WHEREAS, The City/University Special Projects Fund was established to return these tax 15 revenues to K-State students in the form of projects that benefit both the City of 16 Manhattan and Kansas State University; 17 18 WHEREAS, Students should continue to have an active voice in the usage of funds derived 19 from their sales tax dollars as they have since the fund’s creation; 20 21 WHEREAS, Current city estimates predict a total of $404,700 in the City/University Special 22 Projects Fund available for projects in calendar year 2009; 23 24 WHEREAS, President Jon Wefald has requested that Student Senate submit a prioritized list of 25 projects to be funded from the City/University Special Projects Fund in calendar 26 year 2009; 27 28 WHEREAS, Student Senate’s priority list has historically served as the framework for the 29 president’s recommendation to the city of Manhattan concerning the usage of 30 City/University Special Projects Fund monies; 31 32 WHEREAS, The Governmental Relations Committee has reviewed student, administration, 33 and city project proposals for CY 2009; and 34 35 WHEREAS, The projects listed below are believed to be most beneficial to the students of 36 Kansas State University and the City of Manhattan in 2009. 37 38 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 39 40 SECTION 1. The $404,700 from the City/University Special Projects Fund is recommended to 41 be distributed as follows: 42 43 1. The widening of Denison Avenue, to include a middle 44 turning lane according to the city’s plans, calling for 45 $750,000 from the City/University Projects Fund over 46 several years: $170,000

R-71 47 48 2. Support for the National Institute for Strategic Technology 49 Acquisition and Commercialization (NISTAC) building in the 50 K-State Industrial Park: $50,000 51 52 3. Visitor's Center - support for infrastructure including utilities, 53 water and sewer: $100,000 54 55 4. Lighting and sidewalk improvements for the following locations: 56 $12,500 57 58 a. Place an additional light along the sidewalk south of 59 Ahearn Fieldhouse and east of Memorial Stadium. 60 Exact location to be analyzed and determined by the 61 Kansas State University Division of Facilities. 62 63 b. Place an additional light between the North East corner 64 of the Student Union and Anderson Hall. Exact location 65 to be analyzed and determined by the Kansas State 66 University Division of Facilities. 67 68 c. Addition of new and/or replacement and upgrade of existing 69 lighting and sidewalks throughout campus, as determined 70 jointly by the Student Governing Association Governmental 71 Relations Committee and the Kansas State University 72 Division of Facilities. 73 74 5. Construction of a sidewalk on the south side of Jardine Drive 75 from Hillcrest Drive to Harry Road (sidewalk from Harry Road 76 to Jardine Terrace recommended for future consideration): $28,000 77 78 6. Construction of a flashing light-style crosswalk across Denison 79 Avenue at the intersection of Todd Street: $11,500 80 81 7. Construction of a flashing light-style crosswalk across Sunset 82 Avenue at the intersection of College Heights Road: $11,500 83 84 8. Support for growth and expansion of the Good Neighbors program: 85 $21,200 86 87 SECTION 2. The Kansas State University administration shall inform Student Senate of the 88 actual allocations made by the Manhattan City Commission from the 89 City/University Special Projects Fund in the spring of 2008. 90 91 SECTION 3. Prior to discussion of allocations from the fund in calendar year 2010, the 92 administration shall revisit the Governmental Relations Committee to discuss the

R-72 93 progress of funded projects. This will allow the committee members to make 94 educated recommendations for the fund disbursement in the next calendar year. 95 96 SECTION 4. A copy of this resolution shall be given to Kansas State University President Jon 97 Wefald, Vice President for Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Associate 98 Vice President for Administration and Finance Bruce Shubert, Faculty Senate 99 President Frank Spikes, Interim Associate Director of Facility Planning Mark 100 Taussig, Director for Facilities Custodial Services John Woods, members of the 101 City/University Special Projects Committee, members of the Manhattan City 102 Commission, City Manager Ron Fehr, Assistant City Manager Jason Hilgers, City 103 of Manhattan, and Riley County Police Department Director Brad Schoen. 104 105 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 27, 2007 106 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-73 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/56 COMMENDATION TO 2 FORMER K-STATE AMBASSADORS 3 ANDY ELLIS AND KATELYN SCHMIDT 4 5 BY: Lydia Peele, Emily Haug, Amy Schultz, Jessica Schultz, Wayne Stoskopf, Nick 6 Piper, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Joe Vossen, Dan Atkisson, 7 Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan 8 Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, David Bulcock, Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, 9 Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex 10 Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Graham Fox, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, 11 Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, 12 Piper Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, 13 Kyle Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, 14 Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, 15 Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, 16 Megan Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, 17 Emilee Rice, David Rogenmoser, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared 18 Schnefke, Tyler Sharp, Kyle Sherwood, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle 19 Spencer, Austin St. John, Mark Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly 20 Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Adam Wagoner, Tim 21 Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa 22 Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, 23 Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 24 25 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University 2006-07 Student Ambassadors retired Oct. 27, 2007, 26 after a year of representing the student body at many alumni and university 27 events; 28 29 WHEREAS, Andy Ellis, senior in political science, and Katelyn Schmidt , senior in mass 30 communications, were elected to represent K-State as Student Ambassadors; and 31 32 WHEREAS, Their year of service to the university included visiting with prospective students 33 and alumni at Alumni Association events throughout Kansas; attending Student 34 Alumni Board meetings and activities; and assisting the Alumni Association 35 Programming Office with class reunions, Homecoming, and other special events. 36 37 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 38 39 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends Andy 40 Ellis and Katelyn Schmidt for their year of dedication and service as K-State 41 Student Ambassadors. 42 43 SECTION 2. Upon passage by Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, a 44 copy of this resolution shall be sent to former K-State Student Ambassador Andy 45 Ellis, former K-State Student Ambassador Katelyn Schmidt, parents of Andy 46 Ellis, parents of Katelyn Schmidt, Alumni Association President Amy Button

R-74 47 Renz, Director of Alumni Programs Jodi Weiberg, Associate Director of Alumni 48 Programs Tom Roesler, Chair of the Alumni Association Board of Directors 49 Randy Rathbun, Student Alumni Board Advisor Andrea Bryant Gladin, Student 50 Alumni Board President Joe Vossen, and the Kansas State Collegian. 51 52 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 27, 2007 53 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-75 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/57 APPROVAL OF 2 ELECTIONS COMMISSIONER 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Nick Piper, and Joe Vossen 5 6 WHEREAS, The Elections Commissioner is jointly appointed by the Student Body President, 7 the Attorney General, and the Student Senate Chair; and 8 9 WHEREAS, This appointment is subject to Student Senate approval. 10 11 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 12 13 SECTION 1. Brett Eakin be approved as Elections Commissioner for the 2007 - 2008 Student 14 Senate term. 15 16 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 27, 2007 17 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-76 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/58 COMMENDATION TO KSU 2 HORSE JUDGING TEAM 3 4 BY: Clint Blaes, Phil White, Allison Crook, Dan Atkisson, Cody Hill, Dalton Henry, 5 Wayne Stoskopf, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Amy 6 Schultz, Will Lopez, Joe Vossen, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie Beye, Garrett 7 Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, David Bulcock, Anthony 8 Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, 9 Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah 10 Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Piper 11 Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, Kyle 12 Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh 13 McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach 14 Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan 15 Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee 16 Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, 17 Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Mark 18 Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel Unruh, 19 Alissa Vogel, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, 20 Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert 21 Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 22 23 WHEREAS, The KSU Horse Judging Team competed in the American Quarter Horse 24 Association World Championship Show collegiate team-judging competition in 25 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in November 2007; 26 27 WHEREAS, Team members Kindra Gradert, Leo Becker, Billy Brown, Heather Frisch, 28 Kaitlyn Crow, Kally Hood, Kayla Lee, Anna Pesta, and Rachel Sherck, and 29 Coach Julie Voge competed against 12 other collegiate horse judging teams from 30 schools throughout the country; 31 32 WHEREAS, The team captured first place overall, winning the team world championship and 33 team member Kindra Gradert was the individual world champion; and 34 35 WHEREAS, The accomplishments of the KSU Horse Judging Team have brought great honor 36 and recognition to Kansas State University. 37 38 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 39 40 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 41 congratulates the KSU Horse Judging Team for winning the 2007 American 42 Quarter Horse Association Team World Championship. 43 44 SECTION 2. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 45 congratulates Kindra Gradert for winning the 2007 American Quarter Horse 46 Association Individual World Championship.

R-77 47 48 SECTION 3. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to the team members and 49 their parents, Coach Julie Voge, Animal Sciences and Industry Department Head 50 Ken Odde, and College of Agriculture Dean Fred Cholick. 51 52 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 24, 2008 53 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-78 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/59 COMMENDATION TO 2 K-STATE CROPS TEAM 3 4 BY: Clint Blaes, Phil White, Allison Crook, Dan Atkisson, Cody Hill, Dalton Henry, 5 Wayne Stoskopf, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Amy 6 Schultz, Will Lopez, Joe Vossen, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie Beye, Garrett 7 Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, David Bulcock, Anthony 8 Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, 9 Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah 10 Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Piper 11 Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, Kyle 12 Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh 13 McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach 14 Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan 15 Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee 16 Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, 17 Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Mark 18 Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel Unruh, 19 Alissa Vogel, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, 20 Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert 21 Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 22 23 WHEREAS, The K-State Crops Team competed in the 2007 Kansas City Board of Trade and 24 Chicago Collegiate Crops contests; 25 26 WHEREAS, Team members Cody Duitsman, Clint Patry, and Mike Popelka competed against 27 other collegiate crops teams from schools throughout the country; 28 29 WHEREAS, The team captured first place overall at both competitions, earning the title of 30 national champion for the seventh time in the past nine years; 31 32 WHEREAS, K-State Crops Team Coach Gerry Posler is retiring after coaching the team for the 33 past 24 years; and 34 35 WHEREAS, The accomplishments of the K-State Crops Team have brought great honor and 36 recognition to Kansas State University. 37 38 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 39 40 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 41 congratulates the K-State Crops Team for winning the 2007 national 42 championship. 43 44 SECTION 2. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 45 thanks Coach Gerry Posler for his 24 years of service to the Crops Team and to 46 Kansas State University.

R-79 47 48 SECTION 3. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to the team members and 49 their parents, Coach Gerry Posler, Agronomy Department Head Gary Pierzynski, 50 and College of Agriculture Dean Fred Cholick. 51 52 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 24, 2008 53 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-80 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/60 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF A CAMPUS 2 COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Nick Piper, Lydia Peele, Amy Schultz, Molly Hamm, Ben 5 Champion, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Joe Vossen, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, 6 Kelsi Ball, Katie Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, 7 Jessica Bradford, David Bulcock, Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, 8 Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, 9 Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Emily 10 Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper 11 Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, Kyle 12 Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh 13 McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach 14 Oswald, Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan 15 Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee 16 Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, 17 Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne 18 Stoskopf, Mark Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, 19 Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan 20 Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, 21 Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 22 23 24 WHEREAS, Universities, in general, have a public responsibility for environmental 25 stewardship, and Kansas State University in particular has incorporated this 26 responsibility into the Strategic Action Plan guiding the Stewardship Sub- 27 committee of the Campus Planning and Development Advisory Committee; 28 29 WHEREAS, Universities and students throughout the United States are increasingly 30 challenging themselves to reform their resource impacts in the name of 31 environmental sustainability, exemplified by the 6,000 college, university, and 32 high school students who attended the first national youth climate conference, 33 "Power Shift 2007," in Washington, D.C., and by the 424 American university 34 presidents (as of January 21, 2008) who have signed the American College and 35 University Presidents Climate Commitment for combating global warming; 36 37 WHEREAS, A recent survey by the Sustainable Endowments Institute of colleges and 38 universities with the 200 largest endowments in the United States and Canada 39 gave K-State a D+ average across eight categories of evaluation, the third lowest 40 score in the Big 12 conference; 41 42 WHEREAS, K-State students, faculty, and staff, as one of the first land grant institutions based 43 on research and community, have a great collective interest in both honoring our 44 responsibilities toward environmental stewardship and placing Kansas State 45 University at the forefront of the challenges of our time. In particular, a coalition 46 of representatives from organizations as diverse as the Association of Residence

R-81 47 Halls, Office of Greek Affairs, Leadership Studies, Students for Environmental 48 Action, the Emerging Green Builders, and other active K-State student 49 organizations have demonstrated their interest through their active consultation in 50 drafting this resolution; and 51 52 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association at one time had an 53 active committee dedicated to campus stewardship & sustainability. 54 55 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 56 57 SECTION 1. Kansas State University Student Governing Association deems our current high 58 degree of campus environmental impact as unacceptable, and it commits itself to 59 developing policies and encouraging initiatives to improve our performance in 60 this regard. 61 62 SECTION 2. KSU SGA supports the continued sustainability planning process through the 63 Stewardship Sub-committee of the Campus Planning and Development Advisory 64 Committee, in particular its interim recommendations for web site support, a 65 campus survey, campus membership in AASHE (Association for Advancement of 66 Sustainability in Higher Education), and for President Wefald to sign the 67 American Colleges and Universities Presidential Climate Commitment. 68 69 SECTION 3. KSU SGA is actively interested in exploring sustainability initiatives and funding 70 opportunities for our campus with student interests, the campus Stewardship 71 Planning Sub-committee, the K-State Administration, and the K-State 72 Foundation. 73 74 SECTION 4. KSU SGA shall reinstate a special committee on sustainability issues to parallel 75 the efforts of the campus Stewardship Planning Sub-committee in enhancing 76 communication among various student interests, the KSU SGA, the K-State 77 Administration and Foundation, and other pertinent organizations, as well as for 78 encouraging planning within the KSU SGA reflective of our commitment to 79 sustainability. 80 81 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 24, 2008 82 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-82 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/61 RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT 2 THE K-STATE PROUD CAMPAIGN 3 4 BY: Nick Piper, Will Lopez, Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Piper Hoskins, Anthony 5 Carter, Amy Schultz, Cynthia Hoffman, Joe Vossen, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, 6 Kelsi Ball, Katie Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, 7 Jessica Bradford, David Bulcock, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, 8 Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, 9 Robert Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily 10 Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Lindsey 11 Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Craig 12 Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle 13 Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, 14 Brady Ott, Lindsey Patterson, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, 15 Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, 16 Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler 17 Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne 18 Stoskopf, Mark Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, 19 Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan 20 Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, 21 Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger, 22 23 WHEREAS The second annual K-State Proud Campaign is a philanthropic effort led by 24 students and was the first all-university student campaign of its kind; 25 26 WHEREAS, During the K-State Proud Campaign last year students raised over $62,000 to 27 fund the K-State Proud and Hero awards; 28 29 WHEREAS, These awards went to individuals who exhausted all financial support and were in 30 danger of leaving K-State and to recognize other individuals that don’t receive 31 any type of scholarship from K-State; and 32 33 WHEREAS, Students, led by KSU Student Foundation, wished to continue this monumental 34 idea by making the K-State Proud Campaign a tradition that helps those students 35 in need; 36 37 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 38 39 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association strongly supports the 40 K-State Proud Campaign and encourages both its members and students 41 throughout campus to participate by volunteering their time, dedicating their 42 efforts, and donating financially to this worthwhile cause. 43 44 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 45 a copy of this resolution be sent to Chair of the Kansas Board of Regents 46 Christine Downey-Schmidt, President and CEO of the Kansas Board of Regents

R-83 47 Reggie Robinson, K-State President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, Vice 48 President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President for 49 Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, 50 President and CEO of the KSU Foundation Gary Hellebust, Chairman of the KSU 51 Foundation Executive Committee Paul Stephenson, Alumni Association President 52 Amy Renz, Chair of the Alumni Association Board of Directors Randy Rathbun, 53 Student Foundation President Matt Woodward, Student Foundation Advisor 54 Mindy Weixelman, Student Foundation Advisor Amber Weaver, K-State Proud 55 Campaign Co-Chair Megan Dwyer, K-State Proud Campaign Co-Chair Cole 56 Galyon, and K-State Proud Campaign Honorary Chair Frank Martin. 57 58 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 31, 2008 59 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-84 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/62 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS TO THE 2 STUDENT CENTERED TUITION 3 ENHANCEMENTS COMMITTEE 4 5 BY: Lydia Peele and Nick Piper 6 7 WHEREAS, Chapter 19 of the KSU SGA Statutes requires that the Student Senate Chair 8 appoint six student senators, and the Student Body President appoint four students 9 at large to the Student Centered Tuition Enhancements Committee; 10 11 WHEREAS, These positions were sufficiently advertised; and 12 13 WHEREAS, These appointments are subject to approval from Student Senate. 14 15 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 16 17 SECTION 1 The following students, appointed by the Student Senate Chair and Student Body 18 President, be approved as members of the Student Centered Tuition 19 Enhancements Committee for the 2007-2008 term: 20 21 Katie Beye 22 Jose Estrada 23 Emily Haug 24 Josh McGinn 25 John Mosbarger 26 Brady Ott 27 Kyle Reynolds 28 Amy Schultz 29 Taylor Symons 30 Ryan Willcott 31 32 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 24, 2008 33 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-85 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/63 COMMENDATION TO 2007 2 NATIONAL PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR 3 CHRIS SORENSON 4 5 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Clint Blaes, Will Lopez, 6 Cynthia Hoffman, Joe Vossen, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie Beye, 7 Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, David Bulcock, 8 Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, 9 Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Traci 10 Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney 11 Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey 12 Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Craig 13 Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle 14 Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, 15 Brady Ott, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa 16 Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan 17 Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, 18 Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Mark Sundahl, 19 Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel Unruh, Alissa 20 Vogel, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan 21 Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, 22 Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 23 24 WHEREAS, Chris Sorensen, who has won every major teaching honor awarded by Kansas 25 State University, has been named the 2007 National Outstanding Doctoral and 26 Research Universities Professor of the Year. The honor is awarded by the Council 27 for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation for 28 the Advancement of Teaching; 29 30 WHEREAS, Throughout his career at K-State, Dr. Sorensen has been awarded two William L. 31 Stamey Awards for Excellence in Teaching, two Schenk Physics Teaching 32 Awards, a Commerce Bank Undergraduate Outstanding Teaching Award, a 33 Commerce Bank Distinguished Graduate Faculty Award, a Presidential Award for 34 Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching and named a Coffman Chair for 35 University Distinguished Teaching Scholars; 36 37 WHEREAS, One of his teaching innovations was overhauling undergraduate physics labs to 38 include lab demos. Dr. Sorensen and a team of four undergraduate students 39 developed nearly 130 hands-on, lab-demo activities that were integrated into 40 engineering physics studios in 1999. He sought to put demonstrations in the 41 hands of the students to integrate hands-on experiences and problem-solving 42 abilities; 43 44 WHEREAS, Dr. Sorensen currently serves as the president of the American Association for 45 Aerosol Research. He also is a member of many other professional societies,

R-86 46 including the American Physical Society, the American Chemical Society and the 47 American Association for the Advancement of Science; 48 49 WHEREAS, Many students have commented on the educational benefit and excitement they 50 have been able to achieve in the area of Physics because of Dr. Sorensen; and 51 52 WHEREAS, He has a passion for students and their willingness to learn and seeks to constantly 53 motivate, educate, and understand students as they progress through their 54 collegiate career. This passion causes him to be considered a role model by so 55 many students while taking his course and after its completion. 56 57 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 58 59 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association would like to 60 commend and congratulate Dr. Chris Sorensen for his outstanding career in 61 teaching and research at Kansas State University and wishes to thank him for his 62 dedication to students and education. 63 64 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 65 a copy of this resolution be sent to University Distinguished Professor of Physics 66 Chris Sorensen, Chair of the Kansas Board of Regents Christine Downey- 67 Schmidt, President and CEO of the Kansas Board of Regents Reggie Robinson, 68 K-State President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for 69 Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President for Administration and 70 Finance Tom Rawson, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Stephen White, 71 Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, and Chair of the Physics Department Dean 72 Zollman. 73 74 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 75 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-87 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/64 COMMENDATION TO 2007 2 KANSAS PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR 3 DAVID LITTRELL 4 5 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Clint Blaes, Will Lopez, 6 Cynthia Hoffman, Joe Vossen, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie Beye, 7 Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, David Bulcock, 8 Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, 9 Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Traci 10 Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney 11 Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey 12 Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Craig 13 Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle 14 Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, 15 Brady Ott, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa 16 Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan 17 Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, 18 Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Mark Sundahl, 19 Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel Unruh, Alissa 20 Vogel, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan 21 Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, 22 Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 23 24 WHEREAS, David Littrell's success with a wide range of students helped him earn the 2007 25 Kansas Professor of the Year Award from the Carnegie Foundation for the 26 Advancement of Teaching and the Council for the Advancement and Support of 27 Education. He and other honorees from across the United States gathered 28 Thursday, November 15, in Washington, D.C., for an awards luncheon and an 29 evening reception; 30 31 WHEREAS, Dr. Littrell is a University Distinguished Professor of music at Kansas State 32 University, where he has twice received the Stamey Undergraduate Teaching 33 Award. In 1994, the Kansas chapter of the American String Teachers Association 34 awarded him the Certificate of Merit; 35 36 WHEREAS, Dr. Littrell conducts the University Orchestra and teaches or plays the cello, 37 baroque cello, five-string violoncello, piccolo, double bass, viola da gamba and 38 electric cello; 39 40 WHEREAS, His interest in the education of young people is evident in String Fling, an annual 41 event he directs for about 750 students from across Kansas. He also conducts the 42 Gold Orchestra, which includes more than 70 Manhattan-area string students in 43 grades 5-12; 44 45 WHEREAS, Dr. Littrell’s excitement for the instruction of his students is evident through his 46 tactical classroom teaching methods and his sense of humor;

R-88 47 48 WHEREAS, One of Dr. Littrell’s past students describes her class experience as “Even though 49 I thought it was one of my hardest classes at the time, Dr. Littrell always made it 50 fun and pain free. I could tell he was very passionate about his work and the well- 51 being of his students. His dynamic personality and remarkable sense of humor 52 has made him one of my most fond memories during my years at Kansas State 53 University.” 54 55 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 56 57 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 58 congratulates Dr. David Littrell for his outstanding career in teaching and musical 59 performance at Kansas State University and wishes to thank him for his 60 dedication to students and music education. 61 62 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 63 a copy of this resolution be sent to University Distinguished Professor of Music 64 Dr. David Littrell, Chair of the Kansas Board of Regents Christine Downey- 65 Schmidt, President and CEO of the Kansas Board of Regents Reggie Robinson, 66 K-State President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for 67 Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President for Administration and 68 Finance Tom Rawson, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Stephen White, 69 Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, and Chair of the Music Department Gary 70 Mortenson. 71 72 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 73 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-89 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/65 RESOLUTION IN HONOR 2 OF FORMER STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT 3 KYLE BARKER 4 5 BY: Matt Wagner, Nick Piper, Gayle Spencer, Former Student Body Vice President 6 Brandon Kauffman, Former Student Body President’s Cabinet Chief of Staff 7 Sarah Kauffman- Nixon, Former Student Senator Anna Hollenbeak-Bauman, 8 Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Lydia Peele, Joe Vossen, Dan 9 Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter 10 Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, David Bulcock, Anthony Carter, Matt 11 Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie 12 Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, 13 Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, 14 Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, 15 Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, 16 Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill 17 Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Melanie Peele, Ashley 18 Phelon, Megan Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle 19 Reynolds, Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, 20 Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin 21 St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Mark Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly 22 Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Tim Weninger, George 23 Weston, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel 24 Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and 25 Anna Zeiger 26 27 WHEREAS, Kyle C. Barker was elected Student Body President on March 14, 2001, and 28 sworn in on March 29, 2001; 29 30 WHEREAS, Kyle Barker continually worked for the enhancement of Kansas State University, 31 its students, faculty and staff; 32 33 WHEREAS, Kyle Barker selflessly devoted time and energy to his office during his term as 34 President; 35 36 WHEREAS, Kyle Barker initiated the SafeRide program and assisted in the establishment of a 37 memorial for the victims of 9-11; and 38 39 WHEREAS, Kyle Barker passed away at his home in Olathe, Kansas, on December 19, 2007. 40 41 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 42 43 SECTION 1. Kansas State University Student Governing Association sends its deepest 44 condolences to the friends and family of former Student Body President Kyle C. 45 Barker and recognizes that his commitment of time and service improved the

R-90 46 quality of life for students at Kansas State University, and expresses their 47 gratitude for his leadership and performance in office. 48 49 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 50 a copy of this resolution shall be sent to Kyle’s parents, Gerald and Deba Barker, 51 and Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco. 52 53 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 31, 2008 54 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-91 1 RESOULUTION 07/08/66 COMMMENDATION TO 2 K-STATE HERO AWARD RECIPIENTS 3 4 BY: Annie Oliver, Ben Tryon, Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia 5 Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Joe Vossen, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, 6 Kelsi Ball, Katie Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, 7 Jessica Bradford, David Bulcock, Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, 8 Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, 9 Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly 10 Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody 11 Hill, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen 12 Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, 13 Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe 14 Norris, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, 15 Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, 16 Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler 17 Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne 18 Stoskopf, Mark Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Daniel 19 Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan 20 Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, 21 Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 22 23 WHEREAS, The K-State Student Opportunity Awards Committee sent out Hero Award 24 applications to students and faculty to nominate classmates for their involvement 25 and dedication to Kansas State University; 26 27 WHEREAS, The Student Opportunity Awards Committee received a number of applications 28 and chose five nominees to receive the Hero Award for an amount of $500.00 29 towards their tuition; 30 31 WHEREAS, The five students chosen were described by friends as heroes of K-State because 32 of their dedication to others, development in activities, and achievement of 33 academic success; 34 35 WHEREAS, Samuel Ornelas was chosen because he is a role model to other students, has 36 made high academic achievements, displays humble leadership, and maintains 37 great quality of character. Samuel dedicates service to many organizations such as 38 Phi Kappa Phi National Honors Society, Golden Key National Honors Society, 39 the Multicultural Honors Society, and the National Guard. He works to promote 40 Latino culture and how it fits into the larger picture of civil rights; 41 42 WHEREAS, Kevin Quinn was chosen because of his outstanding motivation that surrounds all 43 aspects of his life. He has impacted the lives of many students at K-State and 44 holds great pride in helping others achieve. This is especially seen through his 45 work as an Residence Assistant on campus. Kevin is a 4.0 student who lives by 46 his favorite mottos, “leave no doubts” and “go one hundred percent”;

R-92 47 48 WHEREAS, AbdulRasak T. Yahaya was chosen for his hard work in leadership positions such 49 as President of the Black Student Unions for all Big Twelve schools, 50 Multicultural ambassador, President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated, 51 and as an intern at the Leadership House where he is highly respected by his peers 52 as well as faculty and staff; 53 54 WHEREAS, Clemente Jaquez-Herrera was chosen because he is a dedicated member of our 55 community and has a profound view on his future profession in architecture. He 56 has acquired social consciousness and a need to keep involved in the community. 57 He was the president of the National Organization of Architecture Students and is 58 a dependable and positive role model for his classmates; 59 60 WHEREAS, Careem Gladney was chosen because he is extremely involved on campus and 61 because of his efforts toward the betterment of others. After facing tragedy in his 62 life, he has kept up the care and capacity of a true servant leader. He has taken 63 part in many activities such as Mortar Board National Honors Society, Alpha Phi 64 Alpha, Leadership Studies, Boy Scouts of America, Boys and Girls Club, and The 65 March of Dimes Foundation,. 66 67 WHEREAS, The receiving of the K-State Proud Award will set an example to others as it will 68 be the first year for students receive this award as a part of the K-State Proud 69 campaign. 70 71 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 72 73 SECTION 1. The Kansas State Univeristy Student Governing Association commends and 74 congratulates Samuel Ornelas, Kevin Quinn, AbdulRasak T. Yahaya, Clemente 75 Jaquez-Herrera, and Careem Gladney on their nomination and selection for the K- 76 State Hero Awards. 77 78 SECTION 2. Upon passage by Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, a 79 copy of this resolution shall be sent to the Samuel Ornelas, Kevin Quinn, 80 AbdulRasak T. Yahaya, Clemente Jaquez-Herrera, and Careem Gladney and their 81 parents, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Provost Duane Nellis, Dean of Arts and 82 Sciences Stephen White, Dean of Engineering John R. English, Dean of 83 Architecture, Planning and Design Dennis Law, Dean of Business Administration 84 Yar M. Ebadi, President and CEO of the KSU Foundation Gary Hellebust, 85 Student Foundation Advisor Mindy Weixelman, Student Foundation Advisor 86 Amber Weaver, Student Foundation President Matt Woodward, and Former K- 87 State Proud Campaign Co-Chairs Jenna Kennedy and Joe Vossen. 88 89 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 90 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-93 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/67 COMMENDATION TO 2 SAFERIDE 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Nick Piper, Clint Blaes, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia 5 Hoffman, Lydia Peele, Joe Vossen, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 6 Beye, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica Bradford, David 7 Bulcock, Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata 8 Das, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, 9 Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney 10 Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey 11 Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Craig 12 Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle 13 Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, 14 Brady Ott, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa 15 Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan 16 Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, 17 Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Mark Sundahl, 18 Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel Unruh, Alissa 19 Vogel, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan 20 Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, 21 Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 22 23 WHEREAS, SafeRide was created in 2003 by Bill 02/03/60, following a student-wide 24 plebiscite vote that overwhelmingly supported the creation of such a program; 25 26 WHEREAS, The mission of the SafeRide Program is to save lives and prevent injuries and 27 damage to property by offering students and their guests a safe alternative to 28 drunk driving and other threatening situations; 29 30 WHEREAS, After nine semesters SafeRide has safely transported more than 98,000 K-State 31 students and guests to their Manhattan homes; 32 33 WHEREAS, SafeRide will reach its 100,000th rider early this semester; and 34 35 WHEREAS, SafeRide has helped prevent students from driving while intoxicated, which is the 36 number one cause of death of young adults ages 16-24. 37 38 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 39 40 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association hereby commends 41 and congratulates the SafeRide program on its upcoming 100,000th rider 42 milestone. 43 44 SECTION 2. The week of February 4-8, 2008, is hereby declared “SafeRide Week.” 45

R-94 46 SECTION 3. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to Dean of Student Life Pat 47 Bosco, Office of Student Activities and Services Coordinator Gayle Spencer, 48 SafeRide Coordinator John Bergin, the Manhattan Mercury, and the Kansas State 49 Collegian. 50 51 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 31, 2007 52 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-95 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/68 RESOLUTION 2 IN SUPPORT OF REVIEWING 3 THE PURPOSE AND STRUCTURE OF 4 THE COLLEGE COUNCILS 5 6 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, and Amy Schultz 7 8 WHEREAS, Discussion has occurred as to the current purpose and responsibilities of the 9 Manhattan campus college councils; 10 11 WHEREAS, The interaction between the Student Senate and the college councils should be 12 better defined; and 13 14 WHEREAS, The Senate Operations Standing Committee is responsible for constitutional 15 revisions, as well as addressing all internal issues of the Senate and reviewing all 16 Senate legislation for continuity. 17 18 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. The Student Senate Operations Standing Committee shall begin a review of the 21 current structure and purpose of the college councils and their interaction within 22 the Student Governing Association. 23 24 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 25 a copy of this resolution be sent to Provost Duane Nellis, Dean of the College of 26 Agriculture Fred Cholick, Dean of the College of Architecture Planning and 27 Design Dennis Law, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Stephen White, 28 Dean of the College of Business Administration Yar Ebadi, Dean of the College 29 of Education Michael Holen, Dean of the College of Engineering John English, 30 Dean of the College of Human Ecology Virginia Moxley, Dean of the College of 31 Veterinary Medicine Ralph Richardson, Interim Dean of the Graduate School 32 Carol Shanklin, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, and Senate Operations Standing 33 Committee Chair Piper Hoskins. 34 35 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 36 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-96 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/69 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF 2 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 3 REVISION 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Nick Piper, and Tim Weninger 5 6 WHEREAS, A group of Kansas State University Faculty Senators are currently considering a 7 proposal to remove the one-day fall break from the academic calendar, and 8 instead institute a week-long vacation for Thanksgiving; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Kansas Board of Regents’ Calendar Policy states: 11 12 ` “a. The Academic Calendar of each institution under the jurisdiction of the Board 13 shall provide for an academic year minimally consisting of two sixteen week 14 semesters totaling 150 instructional days plus five final exam days each semester. 15 16 b. Each Regents university shall file a three-year Academic Calendar adhering to 17 holidays and breaks approved by the Board. Each institution shall follow the 18 calendar as approved by the Board. Any deviation for reasons other than natural 19 disasters or national emergencies must have prior approval of the Board. (6-19- 20 70; 1-18-90; 5-20-93).”; 21 22 WHEREAS, The KSU Academic Calendar Committee sets the academic calendar every five 23 years to be presented to Faculty Senate; 24 25 WHEREAS, Once the Faculty Senate approves the academic calendar, as presented by the 26 committee, then it is forwarded on to the Regents for approval; and 27 28 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association should provide a 29 statement on behalf of the student body in support of the proposed change to the 30 calendar. 31 32 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 33 34 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association strongly supports the 35 proposal to eliminate the one-day fall break from the academic calendar, and 36 instead institute a week-long vacation during the holiday considered as 37 “Thanksgiving” for the 2010 Academic Calendar. 38 39 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 40 a copy of this resolution be sent to Chair of the Kansas Board of Regents 41 Christine Downey-Schmidt, President and CEO of the Kansas Board of Regents 42 Reggie Robinson, K-State President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, Vice 43 President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President for 44 Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Assistant Provost Al Cochran, Dean of 45 Student Life Pat Bosco, University Registrar Monty Nielsen, and Faculty Senate 46 President Frank Spikes. 47 48 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 49 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-97 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/70 STANDING RULES AMENDMENT 2 CONCERNING STUDENT SENATE RESOLUTIONS 3 4 5 BY: Matt Wagner and Nick Piper 6 7 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Senate Standing Rules provide for two 8 considerations for all bills and resolutions, except for appointments and Special 9 Orders; and 10 11 WHEREAS, Resolutions of commendation are mainly non-controversial items where persons 12 or groups should be commended and congratulated during one meeting of Student 13 Senate, instead of having them return for the next meeting. 14 15 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 16 17 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 42-0205.C. is amended to read as follows: 18 19 C. Resolutions for the approval of appointments and resolutions of commendation 20 may be introduced and acted upon at the same meeting. 21 22 SECTION 2. This resolution shall take effect upon passage. 23 24 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 25 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-98 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/71 COMMENDATION TO 2007-2008 2 KSU MEN’S BASKETBALL 3 TEAM 4 5 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Anthony Carter, Bryan Cox, Amy Schultz, 6 Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Joe Vossen, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, 7 Katie Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Ryan Bradburn, Jessica 8 Bradford, David Bulcock, Matt Coleman, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Andrea 9 Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Traci Gosser, 10 Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif 11 Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew 12 Huschka, Jacob Jensen, Owen Kennedy, Kyle Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim 13 Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah 14 Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Melanie 15 Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep 16 Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, 17 Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle 18 Spencer, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Mark Sundahl, Taylor Symons, Adam 19 Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Tim Weninger, 20 George Weston, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, 21 Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, 22 and Anna Zeiger 23 24 WHEREAS, For the last 24 years the Kansas State University Men’s Basketball team has not 25 defeated the University of Kansas at home; 26 27 WHEREAS, Bramlage Coliseum has never seen a win between K-State basketball victory over 28 KU; 29 30 WHEREAS, This series of losses has been coined “The Streak” by media outlets and opposing 31 fans; 32 33 WHEREAS, President Jon Wefald stated “No longer will people be able to say the crowd 34 volume in Ahearn was louder than it is at Bramlage”; 35 36 WHEREAS, On January 30, 2008, Michael Beasley led the Wildcats in scoring with 25 points, 37 followed by Bill Walker with 22 points, and Jacob Pullen with 20 points; and 38 39 WHEREAS, The number twenty-two ranked KSU Men’s Basketball team beat the previously 40 undefeated second ranked KU for the first time in Bramlage, with a score of 84 to 41 75. 42 43 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 44 45 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association would like to 46 commend and congratulate the K-State Men’s Basketball Team on an outstanding

R-99 47 victory and elimination of “The Streak.” We applaud their effort as athletes and 48 wish to thank them for their dedication to KSU. 49 50 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 51 a copy of this resolution be sent to K-State Men’s Basketball Coach Frank Martin, 52 K-State Men’s Basketball players Ron Anderson, Michael Beasley, Fred Brown, 53 Denis Clemente, Luis Colon, James Franklin, Andre Gilbert, David Hoskins, 54 Darren Kent, Chris Merriewether, Jacob Pullen, Jamar Samuels, Clent Stewart, 55 Dominique Sutton, Bill Walker and Blake Young, K-State President Jon Wefald, 56 Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Athletic Director Tim 57 Weiser, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, University of Kansas Student Body 58 President Hannah Love, and University of Kansas Student Body Vice President 59 Ray Wittlinger. 60 61 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 62 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-100 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/72 APPROVAL OF NEW 2 STUDENT SENATORS 3 4 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 5 6 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College of Business 7 Administration; 8 9 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College Engineering; 10 11 WHEREAS, There are two vacancies in the office of Student Senator for the College of 12 Architecture, Planning and Design; and 13 14 WHEREAS, Johnathan Staats had the next highest vote total in the College of Business 15 Administration. Alex Delimont received the next highest vote total in the College 16 of Engineering. Maggie Waltz and Mark Andre received the two highest vote 17 totals from the College of Architecture, Planning and Design College Council. 18 19 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. Johnathan Staats be approved as Student Senator for the College of Business 22 Administration. 23 24 SECTION 2. Alex Delimont be approved as Student Senator for the College of Engineering. 25 26 SECTION 3. Maggie Waltz and Mark Andre be approved as Student Senators for the College 27 of Architecture, Planning and Design. 28 29 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 30 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-101 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/73 APPROVAL OF ELECTIONS REVIEW 2 COMMITTEE MEMBERS 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Committee and Joe Vossen 5 6 WHEREAS, The Elections Review Committee will be composed of five members; 7 8 WHEREAS, The committee is composed of three members from the Legislative Branch and 9 two members from the Judicial Branch; 10 11 WHEREAS, These members must be appointed by the Senate Operations Committee and the 12 Attorney General; and 13 14 WHEREAS, The Committee Chair must be either the current Assistant to the Attorney General 15 or the Chairperson of the Student Review Board. 16 17 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 18 19 SECTION 1. The following students are appointed to serve on the Elections Review 20 Committee: 21 22 Alejandro Suñé – Chair 23 Mike Nolan – Judicial Member 24 Emma Manning– Judicial Member 25 Annie Dwyer – Legislative Member 26 Tim Weninger – Legislative Member 27 Alyssa Williams – Legislative Member 28 29 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008 30 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-102 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/74 APPROVAL OF NEW 2 STUDENT SENATORS 3 4 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 5 6 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College of 7 Engineering; 8 9 WHEREAS, There are two vacancies in the office of Student Senator for the College of Human 10 Ecology; and 11 12 WHEREAS, John Porter received the next highest vote total in the College of Engineering. 13 Addison Kirkland and Christine Caplinger received the two highest vote totals 14 from the College of Human Ecology College Council. 15 16 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 17 18 SECTION 1. John Porter be approved as Student Senator for the College of Engineering. 19 20 SECTION 2. Addison Kirkland and Christine Caplinger be approved as Student Senators for 21 the College of Human Ecology. 22 23 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 14, 2008 24 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-103 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/75 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF 2 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 3 BEING RECOGNIZED AS A ONE CAMPUS 4 5 BY: George H. Weston, David Westfall, Nick Piper, Bryan Cox, and Matt Wagner 6 7 WHEREAS, ONE is Americans of all beliefs and every walk of life - united as ONE - to help 8 make poverty history. As ONE, we are raising public awareness about the issues 9 of global poverty, hunger, disease and efforts to fight such problems in the world's 10 poorest countries; 11 12 WHEREAS, As ONE, we are asking our leaders to do more to fight the emergency of global 13 AIDS and extreme poverty. ONE believes that allocating more of the U.S. budget 14 toward providing basic needs like health, education, clean water and food would 15 transform the futures and hopes of an entire generation in the world's poorest 16 countries; 17 18 WHEREAS, ONE is nonpartisan; there's only one side in the fight against global AIDS and 19 extreme poverty; 20 21 WHEREAS, Working on the ground in communities, colleges and churches across the United 22 States, ONE members both educate and ask America's leaders to increase efforts 23 to fight global AIDS and extreme poverty, from the U.S. budget and presidential 24 elections to specific legislation on debt cancellation, increasing effective 25 international assistance, making trade fair, and fighting corruption. Everyone can 26 join the fight; and 27 28 WHEREAS, The goal of ending poverty may seem lofty, but it is within our reach if we take 29 action together as one. 30 31 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association, on behalf of the 34 entire K-State community, recognizes Kansas State University as a ONE Campus. 35 36 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to K-State President Jon 37 Wefald, University Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional 38 Advancement Bob Krause, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, K-State Collegian, 39 Manhattan Mercury, U.S Senator Pat Roberts, U.S. Senator Sam Brownback, U.S. 40 Representative Nancy Boyda, U.S. Representative Jerry Moran, U.S. 41 Representative Todd Tiahrt, U.S. Representative Dennis Moore, Governor 42 Kathleen Sebelius, and One Campus Challenge Kimberly Cadenda. 43 44 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 14, 2008 45 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-104 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/76 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS 2 TO UNIVERSITY-WIDE COMMITTEES 3 4 BY: Lydia Peele, Matt Wagner, and Nick Piper 5 6 WHEREAS, The following people have been selected by the Student Body President, in 7 consultation with the Student Body Vice President, to serve on two University 8 Committees for the remainder of the 2007-2008 term; and 9 10 WHEREAS, These appointments are subject to approval by Student Senate. 11 12 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. The following individuals be approved to serve on the respective 15 University Committees for the remainder of the 2007-2008 term: 16 17 8042 Parking Citations Appeals Board 18 Emily Schmeidler 19 Richard Sounakhen 20 21 8041 Council on Parking Operations 22 Anthony Carter 23 24 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 14, 2008 25 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-105 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/77 APPROVAL OF NEW 2 STUDENT SENATOR 3 4 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 5 6 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College of Arts and 7 Sciences; and 8 9 WHEREAS, Krista Leben received the next highest vote total in the College of Arts and 10 Sciences. 11 12 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. Krista Leben be approved as Student Senator for the College of Arts & Sciences 15 16 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 21, 2008 17 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-106 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/78 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF 2 NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 3 ADMINISTRATION, ALUMNI, 4 FACULTY, STAFF, AND STUDENTS 5 6 BY: Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia 7 Peele, Joe Vossen, Mark Andre, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 8 Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Jessica Bradford, Christina 9 Caplinger, Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata 10 Das, Alex Delimont, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, 11 Robert Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily 12 Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper 13 Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Owen Kennedy, Addison Kirkland, 14 Kyle Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Tim Lindemuth, Krista Leben, Madison Loeb, 15 Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe 16 Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, 17 Megan Pinegar, John Porter, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, 18 Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared 19 Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle 20 Spencer, Jonathan Staats, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Taylor Symons, 21 Adam Tank, Holly Thomas, Ben Tryon, Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Maggie 22 Waltz, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan 23 Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, 24 Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 25 26 WHEREAS, Northern Illinois University suffered a tragic shooting incident when, on the 27 afternoon of February 14, 2008, a gunman opened fire and killed five people on 28 the Northern Illinois campus and wounded 18 others; 29 30 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association should support the 31 Northern Illinois University administration, alumni, faculty, staff, and students 32 through this time of terrible hardship and loss; and 33 34 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association will keep the family 35 and friends of those lost in this tragedy in their thoughts and hearts as these 36 individuals look for strength and guidance throughout this difficult time. 37 38 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 39 40 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports the 41 Northern Illinois University administration, alumni, faculty, staff and students 42 during this time of great sorrow. 43 44 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to Northern Illinois 45 University President John G. Peters, Executive Vice President and Provost 46 Raymond W. Alden III, Vice President of University Advancement Michael

R-107 47 Malone, Vice President for Student Affairs Brian Hemphill, Community 48 Relations Executive Director Rena Cotsones, Director of Alumni Relations Pat 49 Anderson, Faculty Senate President Sue Willis, and Student Body President Jarvis 50 Purnell. 51 52 53 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 21, 2008 54 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-108 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/79 APPROVAL OF ELECTIONS REVIEW 2 COMMITTEE MEMBERS 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Committee and Joe Vossen 5 6 WHEREAS, The Elections Review Committee has five members; 7 8 WHEREAS, The committee is composed of three members from the Legislative Branch and 9 two members from the Judicial Branch; 10 11 WHEREAS, There are two vacancies on the Committee that must be filled by members of the 12 Legislative Branch; and 13 14 WHEREAS, These members must be appointed by the Senate Operations Committee and the 15 Attorney General and approved by Student Senate. 16 17 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 18 19 SECTION 1. Kyle Merklein and Nick Piper are approved as legislative members of the 20 Elections Review Committee. 21 22 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 21, 2008 23 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-109 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/80 COMMENDATION TO THE 2 BLACK STUDENT UNION 3 4 BY: Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia 5 Peele, Joe Vossen, Mark Andre, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 6 Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Jessica Bradford, Christine 7 Caplinger, Anthony Carter, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Alex 8 Delimont, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert 9 Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, 10 Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, 11 Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Owen Kennedy, Addison Kirkland, Kyle 12 Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Krista Leben, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia 13 Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie 14 Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, 15 John Porter, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, 16 Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica 17 Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Jonathan Staats, 18 Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Ben Tryon, 19 Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Maggie Waltz, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil 20 White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared 21 Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 22 23 WHEREAS, Kansas State University's Black Student Union received the Clarence Wine Most 24 Outstanding Big 12 Council of the Year award at the 31st annual Big 12 25 Conference on Black Student Government, Feb. 14-16, 2008, at Oklahoma State 26 University; 27 28 WHEREAS, It is the second time the K-State Black Student Union has received the award in 29 the past three years; 30 31 WHEREAS, The award was based upon academic performance, recruitment and retention of 32 minorities, community service, campus involvement and the group's overall 33 effectiveness on campus; and 34 35 WHEREAS, Receiving this award is a testament to the standard of excellence that all of the 36 members of the Black Student Union have set for themselves and accomplished 37 throughout the course of this year. 38 39 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 40 41 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends the Black 42 Student Union on winning the 2007-2008 Clarence Wine Most Outstanding Big 43 12 Council of the Year award. 44 45 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to Kansas State University 46 President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, Associate Provost of Diversity and

R-110 47 Dual Career Development Myra Gordon, Vice President for Institutional 48 Advancement Bob Krause, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Director of 49 Affirmative Action Clyde Howard, Black Student Union President Bryon 50 Williams, Black Student Union Vice-President Deborah Muhwezi, Black Student 51 Union Secretary Kimberly Agwu, Black Student Union Treasurer Adrian Carter, 52 Black Student Union Webmaster Jonathan Scott, and Black Student Union Head 53 Big XII Delegate Abdulrasheed Yahaya. 54 55 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 6, 2008 56 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-111 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/81 COMMENDATION TO JON MCCLELAND 2 AND THE K-STATE AT SALINA 3 STUDENT GOVERNING ASSOCIATION 4 5 BY: Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia 6 Peele, Joe Vossen, Mark Andre, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 7 Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Jessica Bradford, Christine 8 Caplinger, Anthony Carter, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Alex 9 Delimont, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert 10 Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, 11 Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, 12 Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Owen Kennedy, Addison Kirkland, Kyle 13 Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Krista Leben, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia 14 Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie 15 Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, 16 John Porter, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, 17 Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica 18 Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Jonathan Staats, 19 Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Ben Tryon, 20 Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Maggie Waltz, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil 21 White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared 22 Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 23 24 WHEREAS, Manhattan-Salina Relations Director Jon McClelland and the rest of the K-State 25 at Salina Student Governing Association members hosted the Kansas State 26 University Student Governing Association on February 26, 2008 for the 27 organization’s weekly meeting; 28 29 WHEREAS, Director McClelland’s organization and leadership played a crucial role in the 30 implementation of this event; 31 32 WHEREAS, K-State at Salina SGA President Doug Zerr was quoted as saying, “Without the 33 efforts of Director McClelland, this event would have never happened”; 34 35 WHEREAS, Before the weekly meeting was held, the members of the KSU SGA were treated 36 to tours of the campus and a banquet; 37 38 WHEREAS, This event showcased many of K-State at Salina’s campus and community facets; 39 and 40 41 WHEREAS, The entire event was superbly constructed as it was an opportunity for both 42 student governing associations to foster positive relations, and promote future 43 cooperative events. 44 45 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 46 47 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University (Manhattan) Student Governing Association 48 commends Manhattan-Salina Relations Director Jon McClelland for his 49 outstanding individual effort, and the rest K-State at Salina Student Governing 50 Association for all of their time and efforts in hosting the aforementioned event. 51

R-112 52 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to Kansas State University 53 President Jon Wefald, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, 54 Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Dean of the College of Technology and Aviation 55 Dennis Kuhlman, Student Body President for K-State at Salina Doug Zerr, 56 Manhattan-Salina Relations Director Jon McClelland and his parents. 57 58 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 6, 2008 59 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-113 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/82 COMMENDATION TO SENATORS AND 2 STUDENT SENATE INTERNS WHO SERVED 3 2007-2008 TERM “WITH HONORS” 4 5 BY: Nick Piper and Amy Schultz 6 7 WHEREAS, At the beginning of the 2007-2008 Student Senate term, a points system was 8 established for student senator and student senate intern members of the Kansas 9 State University Student Governing Association; 10 11 WHEREAS, This point system was created to recognize those individuals who went above and 12 beyond their required duties as a senator or student senate intern; 13 14 WHEREAS, This system rewarded elements of outside participation, attendance, visitations, 15 and SGA ambassador presentations; 16 17 WHEREAS, Senators who reached or exceeded twenty points and interns who reached or 18 exceeded fifteen points received recognition for this award and given the 19 accolades of “with honors” for the 2007-2008 term; and 20 21 WHEREAS, Their efforts in receiving this award was recognized in the Tuesday, March 4, 22 2008 issue of the K-State Collegian in the “Voter’s Guide” section. 23 24 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. The following senators and interns should be commended on going above and 27 beyond their required duties and serving “with honors” in the 2007-2008 Student 28 Senate terms 29 30 Senators 31 32 Katie Beye 33 Bryan W. Cox 34 Emily Haug 35 Piper Hoskins 36 Molly Hamm 37 Andrew Huschka 38 Madison Loeb 39 Alyssa Provencio 40 Jessica Schultz 41 Daryn Soldan 42 Taylor Symons 43 Alyssa Williams 44 George H. Weston 45 46 Interns

R-114 47 Jessica Bradford 48 Andrea Dugan 49 Traci Gosser 50 Annie Oliver 51 Daniel Unruh 52 Jared Wilmoth 53 Anna Zeiger 54 55 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to Kansas State University 56 President Jon Wefald, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, 57 Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Assistant Dean of Student Life Gayle Spencer, 58 and all the individuals recognized, along with their parents. 59 60 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 6, 2008 61 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-115 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/83 APPROVAL OF FY 2009 STUDENT- 2 CENTERED TUITION ENHANCEMENTS 3 4 BY: Student Centered Tuition Enhancements Committee, Nick Piper, Matt Wagner 5 6 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association Student Centered 7 Tuition Enhancements (SCTE) Committee is charged with responsibility of 8 evaluating SCTE proposals; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Fund has provided base-budget 11 funding for programs that receive no other financial assistance and seed money 12 for the creation and implementation of new programs and initiatives; 13 14 WHEREAS, The Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement proposals have each been reviewed 15 and given priority for FY 2009; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funding recommendations made are as follows: 18 19 FY 2009 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Base Budget 20 21 FY 2008 Allocated FY 2009 Proposed FY 2009 Allocations 22 Education Opportunity Fund $100,000.00 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 23 Diversity Programming 150,000.00 150,000.00 150,000.00 24 Wildcat Warm-Up 60,000.00 60,000.00 60,000.00 25 Pre-Law Advising 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 26 Global Education Initiative 70,000.00 70,000.00 90,000.00 27 University Honors Program 100,000.00 240,000.00 100,000.00 28 Developing Scholars 75,000.00 100,000.00 75,000.00 29 CES Internship Director 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00 30 University-Wide Tutorial 80,000.00 80,000.00 80,000.00 31 Arts and Sciences Advising 83,000.00 83,000.00 83,000.00 32 Healthy PAC-Cats 20,000.00 22,896.00 20,000.00 33 Volunteer Center 100,000.00 106,463.00 100,000.00 34 Campus Crisis/Crisis Support 0.00 215,000.00 35,000.00 35 K-State TV: Current Issues and Topics 0.00 24,000.00 24,000.00 36 K-State Healthy Decisions (HD) 0.00 95,000.00 82,000.00 37 Bringing General Use Classrooms Into 38 the 21st Century 0.00 100,000.00 0.00 39 KSDB 91.9 0.00 201,892.00 0.00 40 Web-based Performing Arts 41 Engagement Program 0.00 65,000.00 0.00 42 Collegiate Readership Program 140,000.00 140,000.00 0.00 43 College of Business Advising 0.00 40,000.00 0.00 44 Physics Department Helproom 5,829.70 6,153.57 0.00 45 Library Imaging Solutions 20,000.00 0.00 0.00 46 Union Ballroom 0.00 89,760.00 0.00 47 TOTAL: $1,083,829.00 $2,046,164.57 1,059,000.00 48

R-116 49 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 50 51 SECTION 1. The KSU SGA supports the aforementioned expenditures for FY 2009 Student- 52 Centered Tuition Enhancement monies. 53 54 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 55 this resolution shall be sent to K-State President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane 56 Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President 57 for Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, 58 Director of the Budget Office Cindy Bontrager, Assistant Dean of Student Life 59 Emily Lehning, Assistant Dean of Student Life Gayle Spencer, College of Arts 60 and Sciences Dean Stephen White, Director of the K-State Student Union Bernard 61 Pitts, Director of the University Honors Program Stephen Keifer, Director of 62 Academic Assistance Center Judy Lynch, Director of Counseling Services Fred 63 Newton, Director of Diversity Student Programming Anita Cortez, Director of 64 Career and Employment Services Kerri Keller, Director of Physics Laboratories 65 Dave Van Domelen, Coordinator of International Programs Liz Ward, Associate 66 Dean of the College of Business Ike C. Ehie, Associate Director of Educational 67 Leadership Mary Hale Tolar, Assistant Dean of Student Life Heather Reed, 68 Interim Director of the Educational Communications Center Doug VonFeldt, 69 Director of Information Technology Assistance Center Rebecca Gould, 70 Department Head of Speech Communication, Theatre, and Dance Charlie Griffen, 71 Graduate Student in Student Affairs Sarah Tedford, Student Body President Matt 72 Wagner, Student Body Vice President Lydia Peele, Student Senate Vice Chair 73 Amy Schultz, and KSDB Program Director Chuck Armstrong. 74 75 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 76 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 39-7-1

R-117 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/84 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF THE 2 SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO REVIEW 3 THE KANSAS STATE STUDENT UNION 4 FUNDING STRUCTURE’S PROPOSAL 5 6 BY: Nick Piper 7 8 WHEREAS, The Kansas State Student Union (KSSU) serves as focal point for students on 9 campus and plays an integral role in the educational mission of the university; 10 11 WHEREAS, A Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding 12 Structure was established by Bill 07/08/26; 13 14 WHEREAS, The Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding 15 Structure was established to fulfill the following purposes: 16 1. Analyze the current funding structure of the KSSU to determine 17 objectives facing the Union’s financial foundation. 18 2. Research and collect information from other collegiate student unions 19 to devise a strategy for a new funding structure. 20 3. Use analysis and information collected to implement a new funding 21 strategy for the KSSU with the purpose of creating profit-generating 22 options in all facets of the establishment. 23 4. Upon completion of a new strategy the committee will present its plan 24 of action to Student Senate, Faculty Senate, and Administrative 25 Officials; 26 27 WHEREAS, After all of the above objectives were met, the special committee created and 28 submitted a proposal to Kansas State University Student Governing Association it 29 outlined the following eight solutions: 30 1. Create a partnership with housing and dining to offer students more 31 options on their meal plan which would entail usage of retail food 32 outlets in the Union and create more foot traffic within this venue. 33 2. Extensively review food service within the Union after one year, with 34 or without any of the components being implemented in this proposal. 35 3. First right of refusal contract for all catering events on campus with a 36 minimum sales transaction of $1,000. 37 4. Providing new food concept for current Union Station area. 38 5. Ensure that the Union receives the RFP for the upcoming Athletic 39 concession bid process. 40 6. Review the Kansas State University’s policy on the Institutional 41 Support fee and all entities that fall under its jurisdiction. 42 7. Fund raising efforts in cooperation with the KSU Foundation including 43 solicitation of naming rights to all Union rooms, honored gifts and 44 other revenue options. 45 8. Alcohol policies revisited and possibly providing a proposed change to 46 the Board of Regents; and

R-118 47 48 WHEREAS, The Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding 49 Structure believes that if several of the aforementioned solutions are 50 implemented, especially ones regarding food service, then the Union will be able 51 to sustain profitable growth in the near future. 52 53 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 54 55 SECTION 1 The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports the 56 analysis, efforts and proposal of the Special Committee to Review the Kansas 57 State Student Union Funding Structure. 58 59 SECTION 2 Upon passage a copy of this resolution be sent to Kansas State University 60 President Jon Wefald, Vice President for Administration and Finance Tom 61 Rawson, Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance Bruce Shubert, 62 Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Director of Greek 63 Affairs Scott Jones, Associate Vice President for Institutional Advancement Pat 64 Bosco, Kansas State Student Union Director Bernard Pitts, Faculty Senate 65 President Frank Spikes, Classified Senate President Barbara Nagel, Union 66 Governing Board President Sarah Morton, Union Program Council President Kyle 67 Malone, and Union Corporation Board President Piper Hoskins. 68 69 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 70 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-119 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/85 COMMENDATION TO 2007-2008 2 KSU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia 5 Hoffman, Joe Vossen, Mark Andre, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 6 Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Jessica Bradford, Christine 7 Caplinger, Anthony Carter, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Alex 8 Delimont, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert 9 Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, 10 Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, 11 Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Owen Kennedy, Addison Kirkland, Kyle 12 Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Krista Leben, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia 13 Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie 14 Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, 15 John Porter, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, 16 Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica 17 Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Jonathan Staats, 18 Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Daniel Unruh, 19 Alissa Vogel, Maggie Waltz, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan 20 Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, 21 Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 22 23 WHEREAS, The KSU Women’s Basketball Team finished the regular season with a 21-8 24 overall record and 13-3 Big 12 Conference record; 25 26 WHEREAS, Deb Patterson earned her second Big 12 Coach of the Year Award for her 27 outstanding coaching and direction after a 5-5 overall record during the middle of 28 December; 29 30 WHEREAS, Senior Kimberly Dietz and Junior Shalee Lehning earned all Big 12 first team 31 honors, and Junior Marles Gipson earned all Big 12 second team honors; 32 33 WHEREAS, The KSU Women’s Basketball Team became the first team in women’s or men’s 34 basketball Big 12 history to go from last in the conference standings to first the 35 next year; and 36 37 WHEREAS, The hard work and dedication by the coaches and players helped them capture the 38 Big 12 regular season title for the 2007-2008. 39 40 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 41 42 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 43 congratulates the K-State Women’s Basketball Team on capturing the Big 12 44 regular season championship. We applaud their effort as athletes and wish to 45 thank them for their dedication to K-State. 46

R-120 47 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 48 a copy of this resolution be sent to, K-State President John Wefald, Vice President 49 for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Interim Athletic Director Jim Epps, 50 Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, K-State Women’s Basketball Coach Deb 51 Patterson, K-State Women’s Basketball Players Kimberly Dietz, Kelsey Hill, 52 Marlies Gipson, Kari Kincaid, Shalee Lehning, Carolyn McCullough, Kelsey 53 Nelson, Shalin Spani, Ashley Sweat, Shana Wheeler, and Danielle Zanotti. 54 55 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 13, 2008 56 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-121 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/86 APPROVAL OF 2 2008 SGA ELECTIONS RESULTS 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Committee and Brett Eakin 5 6 WHEREAS, The Student Governing Association Primary Election on February 26 and 27, 7 2008, and the General Election on March 4 and 5, 2008, were both conducted in 8 the manner prescribed in the KSU SGA By-Laws, Statutes and 2008 Election 9 Campaign Regulations; 10 11 WHEREAS, KSU SGA Elections Regulations Code requires the Elections Commissioner to 12 submit the unofficial results to the Senate Operations Standing Committee; and 13 the Senate Operating Standing Committee to introduce a resolution for approval 14 to Student Senate at the second regular meeting of the Student Senate following 15 the General Election; and 16 17 WHEREAS; Student Senate has the authority to approve such elections results. 18 19 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. Student Senate approves the following results of the 2008 SGA Elections and the 22 election of the following: 23 24 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT and STUDENT BODY VICE PRESIDENT 25 Lydia Peele and Robert Swift 26 27 BOARD OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS (One-Year Term) (4 positions) 28 David Hoffman 29 Michael Paul Beasley 30 Danesha McNeely 31 Matt Coleman 32 33 BOARD OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS (Two-Year Term) (1 position) 34 Michael Paul Beasley 35 36 UNION GOVERNING BOARD (One-Year Term) (2 positions) 37 Tyler Sharp 38 Austin St. John 39 40 UNION GOVERNING BOARD (Two-Year Term) (3 positions) 41 Peter Boos 42 Danny Unruh 43 Jared Schnefke 44 45 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE STUDENT SENATORS (6 positions) 46 Dalton Henry

R-122 47 David White 48 Torie Riley 49 Brandon Harder 50 Danny Unruh 51 Wayne Stoskopf 52 53 COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING AND DESIGN STUDENT 54 SENATORS (2 positions) 55 Mark Andre 56 Alyssa Parsons (TIE) 57 Renee Braun (TIE) 58 59 COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES STUDENT SENATORS (18 positions) 60 Molly Hamm 61 Piper Hoskins 62 Kelsey Moran 63 Amy Schultz 64 Emily Haug 65 Madison Loeb 66 Bryan Cox 67 Mark Wagner 68 Taylor Symons 69 Maggie Bauman 70 Jessica Schultz 71 Annie E. Oliver 72 Tyler Sharp 73 Jessica Bradford 74 Bethany Graves 75 Hillary Wilson 76 Paul Mintner 77 Austin St. John 78 79 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION STUDENT SENATORS (7 positions) 80 Annie Bachman 81 Ryan Willcott 82 Justin McClarty 83 Taylor Calcara 84 Johnny Thompkins 85 Kyle Reynolds 86 Taylor Wulf 87 88 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION STUDENT SENATORS (4 positions) 89 Jennifer Shoemaker 90 Joe Falk 91 Garrett Boller 92 Kyle Martinek

R-123 93 94 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING STUDENT SENATORS (8 positions) 95 Laura Rachelle White 96 Andrew Huschka 97 Brady Ott 98 Peter Boos 99 Andrew Langford 100 Zac Buckmiller 101 Samuel Brinton 102 John. G. Porter 103 104 COLLEGE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY STUDENT SENATORS (5 positions) 105 Ashley Phelon 106 Bailey Thomas 107 Addison Kirkland 108 Kevin Smart 109 Jessica Dowell 110 111 GRADUATE SCHOOL STUDENT SENATORS (8 positions) 112 George H. Weston 113 Pinakin Sukthankar 114 Albert Iaroi 115 Charles Hawley 116 Sarah Donley 117 David Westfall 118 Sushanth Gudlur 119 Paul Miller 120 121 COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE STUDENT SENATORS (2 positions) 122 David Roo Chen 123 124 SECTION 2. Vacancies in office shall be filled by the person receiving the next highest number 125 of votes. 126 127 SECTION 3. Upon passage, a copy of the resolution shall be sent to the Chairpersons of the 128 Union Governing Board and Board of Student Publications, President Jon Wefald, 129 and the Deans of the seven Manhattan-based Colleges and the Graduate School. 130 131 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 132 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-124 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/87 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT 2 OF NET NEUTRALITY 3 4 BY: Tim Weninger 5 6 WHEREAS, A broadband network free of restriction on the kinds of equipment attached and 7 the modes of communication allowed is a “neutral network”; 8 9 WHEREAS, The use of the power to discriminate between traffic types by internet service 10 providers, charging tolls on content from some content providers, particularly 11 competitors is an onerous threat and that inability to pay the tolls would result in 12 poor service or no service for certain websites or certain types of applications; 13 14 WHEREAS, The free and open nature of the Internet has fostered unprecedented innovation, 15 economic growth, and democratic uses; 16 17 WHEREAS, A fundamental part of the Internet’s nature is the fact that no one owns it and it is 18 open to all users; 19 20 WHEREAS, The growth of a free and open Internet has provided historic advances in the 21 realms of communication, research and economic development; 22 23 WHEREAS, To encourage broadband deployment and preserve and promote the open and 24 interconnected nature of the Internet, Kansas State University students, faculty 25 and staff are entitled to access the lawful Internet content of their choice without 26 interference by their internet service providers; 27 28 WHEREAS, Full, fair, and nondiscriminatory access to the Internet is critical to the ability of 29 the students, faculty, and staff of Kansas State University to participate in the 30 information economy and is an important element to the access to information 31 necessary to their roles as informed participants in our nation’s democracy; and 32 33 WHEREAS, The interests of Kansas State University it’s students, faculty, and staff must be 34 vigorously protected. 35 36 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 37 38 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports federal, 39 state and local efforts to preserve Net Neutrality, and calls on representative 40 members of Congress to support such efforts. 41 42 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to Kansas State University 43 President Jon Wefald, University Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for 44 Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, The K- 45 State Collegian, Manhattan Mercury, U.S. Senator Pat Roberts, U.S. Senator Sam 46 Brownback, U.S. Representative Nancy Boyda, U.S. Representative Jerry Moran,

R-125 47 U.S. Representative Todd Tiahrt, U.S. Representative Dennis Moore, Governor 48 Kathleen Sebelius, and Save the Internet Coalition. 49 50 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 51 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-126 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/88 RESOLUTION IN RECOGNITION 2 OF THE UNITED STATES MILITARY, 3 K-STATE ARMY AND 4 AIR FORCE ROTC CADETS 5 6 BY: George H. Weston, Ryan Willcott, Jessica Bradford, Larry Fadler, Joshua 7 McGinn, Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, 8 Lydia Peele, Joe Vossen, Mark Andre, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, 9 Katie Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Christine Caplinger, Anthony 10 Carter, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Alex Delimont, Andrea Dugan, 11 Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Robert Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah 12 Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton 13 Henry, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Owen 14 Kennedy, Addison Kirkland, Kyle Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Krista Leben, Tim 15 Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah 16 Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Melanie 17 Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, John Porter, Russell Propp, Alyssa 18 Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan 19 Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, 20 Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Jonathan Staats, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, 21 Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Maggie Waltz, Tim 22 Weninger, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared 23 Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 24 25 WHEREAS, At approximately 3:45 a.m. on March 6, 2008, in New York City, an explosive 26 device was detonated inside an empty military recruiting station located in Time 27 Square; 28 29 WHEREAS, Kansas State University is located only a few miles from Ft. Riley, KS and houses 30 both the Air Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) and Army ROTC; 31 32 WHEREAS, The legacy of the Kansas State University ROTC began at the same time as the 33 establishment of the Kansas State Agricultural College in 1863, when it was first 34 supervised by students with prior military experience; 35 36 WHEREAS, Army ROTC and Air Force ROTC cadets are some of the hardest working and 37 intelligent students at Kansas State University with their commitment to education 38 and are courageous for their commitment to their country; 39 40 WHEREAS, April 9, 2008, will be the fifth anniversary of the fall of Baghdad to American 41 forces in 2003 and was only the beginning of a long and grueling fight known as 42 Operation Iraqi Freedom; and 43 44 WHEREAS, Cadets continue to join the ROTC program with the knowledge that they may one 45 day be asked to fight and K-State ROTC cadets will serve their nation with 46 courage and honor.

R-127 47 48 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 49 50 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association, on behalf of the 51 entire K-State community, supports all branches of the United States military and 52 their continued efforts to recruit those that are willing to defend our most basic 53 rights at home and abroad. 54 55 SECTION 2. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association, on behalf of the 56 entire K-State community, recognizes and appreciates the hard work, dedication, 57 and sacrifices of the K-State Army ROTC cadets and the K-State Air Force 58 ROTC cadets to their country. 59 60 SECTION 3. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association, on behalf of the 61 entire K-State Community, would like to thank all of the K-State alumni, 62 students, faculty, and staff that have served or currently serve in one of the 63 branches of the United States military with honor for their commitment in 64 defending our more basic rights. 65 66 SECTION 4. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to K-State President Jon 67 Wefald, University Provost Duane Nellis, Retired General Richard B. Myers, 68 Director of Military Affairs Retired Lieutenant Colonel Art DeGroat, AFROTC 69 Detachment 270 Commander Lieutenant Colonel Brad Hebing, AFROTC 70 Commandant of Cadets Captain Nathan Kaiser, Cadet Colonel Adam Bandy, 71 Army ROTC Professor Military Science Lieutenant Colonel George S. Belin, 72 Army ROTC Assistant Professor of Military Science Lieutenant Colonel Patrick 73 C. Johnson, Army ROTC Assistant PMS Lieutenant Colonel Curt N. Slick, Army 74 ROTC Enrollment and Scholarship Officer Major James A. Porter, Army ROTC 75 Enrollment and Scholarship Officer, Army ROTC Major James A. Porter, Army 76 ROTC Assistant PMS/MS II Instructor Major Walter D. Ehlers, JR., Army ROTC 77 Commandant of Cadets Master Sergeant Thomas R. Hedges, Army ROTC 78 Training NCO/MS III Instructor Sergeant First Class Mitchell E. Brown II, First 79 Infantry Division and Fort Riley Chief of Staff Colonel Michael Courts, Fort 80 Riley Garrison Commander Colonel Richard Piscal, K-State Collegian, 81 Manhattan Mercury, Fort Riley Post, U.S Senator Pat Roberts, U.S. Senator Sam 82 Brownback, U.S. Representative Nancy Boyda, U.S. Representative Jerry Moran, 83 U.S. Representative Todd Tiahrt, U.S. Representative Dennis Moore, and 84 Governor Kathleen Sebelius. 85 86 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 87 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-128 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/89 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT 2 OF A SMOKE FREE MANHATTAN 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Anthony Carter, Will 5 Lopez, Governmental Relations Committee and the President’s Cabinet 6 7 WHEREAS, Secondhand smoke is estimated to cause more than 53,000 premature deaths in 8 the United States annually from heart disease, lung cancer, and other illnesses; 9 10 WHEREAS, Second-hand smoke is classified as a Class A carcinogen with no safe levels of 11 exposure and contains more than 60 known or probable carcinogens; 12 13 WHEREAS, Non-smokers who are exposed to secondhand smoke in the workplace have a 30 14 percent higher risk of both lung cancer and heart disease; 15 16 WHEREAS, Bartenders who work eight-hour shifts are exposed to equivalent levels of 17 carcinogenic substances as smoking sixteen cigarettes; 18 19 WHEREAS, More than 27 of Kansas communities are already protected by clean indoor air 20 ordinances; 21 22 WHEREAS, Peer-reviewed studies have concluded that smoke-free laws do not have a 23 negative economic impact on the hospitality industry; 24 25 WHEREAS, The Kansas Legislature has considered, but at this time failed to act in regards to 26 regulating smoking in workplaces and enclosed buildings; and 27 28 WHEREAS, The purpose of a city wide ordinance would be (1) to protects students, workers, 29 and the public health and welfare by prohibiting smoking in public places and 30 places of employment; and (2) to guarantee the right of non-smokers to breathe 31 smoke-free air, and to recognize the need to breathe smoke-free air should have 32 priority over the desire to smoke. 33 34 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 35 36 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association recommends that the 37 Manhattan City Commission adopt a city-wide ordinance eliminating smoking in 38 all enclosed workplaces and public buildings at all times: 39 40 SECTION 2. A copy of this resolution shall be sent to Kansas State University President Jon 41 Wefald; Mayor Tom Phillips; City Commissioners Mark Hatesol, Bruce Snead, 42 Jim Sherow and Bob Strawn; City Manager Ron Fehr, the editor of the K-State 43 Collegian and Manhattan Mercury. 44 45 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 46 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 38-6-2

R-129 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/90 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT 2 OF FREE EXCHANGE 3 OF IDEAS ON CAMPUS 4 5 BY: Bryan W. Cox, and Molly Hamm 6 7 WHEREAS, The free exchange of ideas is fundamental to the mission of higher education; 8 9 WHEREAS, It is this freedom that creates new ideas and analysis, that challenges students to 10 become critical thinkers and citizens and that allows institutions of higher 11 education to fulfill both their functions of education and service to the broader 12 community; 13 14 WHEREAS, In order for institutions of higher education to truly have this free exchange of 15 ideas, the policies impacting campus and climate surrounding higher education 16 must allow the following to be true; 17 18 WHEREAS, Faculty members must be able to research and publish their findings without 19 outside interference; 20 21 WHEREAS, Faculty members must be able to teach all factual information and scientific 22 analysis relevant to their course and engage students in all of their observations 23 and questions; 24 25 WHEREAS, Students should be able to take courses in a wide variety of subject matter, 26 including topics often considered controversial; 27 28 WHEREAS, Both faculty members and students must be able to act as citizens on issues they 29 feel strongly about; and 30 31 WHEREAS, Students must be able to create additional learning opportunities outside the 32 classroom setting. 33 34 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 35 36 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Government supports the free exchange of 37 ideas on campus, and unequivocally states its support for the preservation of an 38 administrative environment on this campus that supports the free exchange of 39 ideas. 40 41 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 42 a copy of this resolution will be sent to Kansas Senate President Steve Morris, 43 Kansas Senate Vice President Jim Vratil, Kansas Senate Minority Leader 44 Anthony Hensley, Governor Kathleen Sebelius, Speaker of the House Melvin 45 Newfield, House Speaker Pro Tem Dahl, House Minority Leader Dennis 46 McKinney, CEO of the Board of Regents Reggie Robinson, Board of Regents

R-130 47 Jarold Boettcher, Jill Docking, Christina Downey Schmidt, Richard Hedges, Dan 48 Lynkins, Janie Perkins, Donna Shank, Gary Sherrer and William Thorton, K-State 49 University President Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, Dean of Student Life Pat 50 Bosco, and KSU Faculty Senate President Frank Spikes. 51 52 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 53 BY VOICE VOTE

R-131 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/91 APPROVAL OF SGA EUPHEMISMS 2 FOR RIVAL BIG XII SCHOOLS 3 4 BY: Austin St. John 5 6 WHEREAS, This Kansas State University Student Governing Association Body has a problem 7 with the mentioning of the certain names of rival Big XII schools; 8 9 WHEREAS, This body has already created and accepted euphemisms for these said schools; and 10 11 WHEREAS, All of SGA needs to be informed and approve of these euphemisms in writing. 12 13 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 14 15 SECTION 1. The University of Kansas be known as “the school up the river.” 16 17 SECTION 2. The University of Oklahoma be known as “the red dirt rival.” 18 19 SECTION 3. The University of Missouri be known as “Le Tigres.” 20 21 SECTION 4. Baylor University be known as “the private zone.” 22 23 SECTION 5. The University of Nebraska be known as “our neighbors to the north.” 24 25 SECTION 6. The University of Texas be known as “the overrated orange.” 26 27 SECTION 7. The University of Colorado be known as “the school in the Buff.” 28 29 SECTION 8. Texas Tech University be known as “the smart little brother.” 30 31 SECTION 9. Texas A&M University be known as “the farm sister.” 32 33 SECTION 10. Iowa State University be known as “the red headed step-child.” 34 35 SECTION 11. Oklahoma State University be known as “Mansville.” 36 37 SECTION 12. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 38 a copy of this resolution will be sent to the aforementioned schools (I will also 39 accept keeping it within the SGA and sending a copy to every member of SGA for 40 their entertainment). 41 42 THIS RESOLUTION DIED IN THE STUDENT SENATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 43 ON APRIL 3, 2008

R-132 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/92 COMMENDATION TO STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT 2 AND STUDENT BODY VICE PRESIDENT 3 4 BY: Bill Muir, Tim Lindemuth, Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia 5 Hoffman, Joe Vossen, Mark Andre, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 6 Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Jessica Bradford, Christine 7 Caplinger, Anthony Carter, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Alex 8 Delimont, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert 9 Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, 10 Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, 11 Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Owen Kennedy, Addison Kirkland, Kyle 12 Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Krista Leben, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia 13 Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie 14 Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, 15 John Porter, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, 16 Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica 17 Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Jonathan Staats, 18 Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Daniel Unruh, 19 Alissa Vogel, Maggie Waltz, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan 20 Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, 21 Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger, and Gayle 22 Spencer 23 24 WHEREAS, Matthew D. Wagner and Lydia F. Peele were elected Student Body President and 25 Student Body Vice President on March 7, 2007, and sworn in on April 5, 2007; 26 27 WHEREAS, Matt Wagner and Lydia Peele have continually worked for the enhancement of 28 Kansas State University, its student, faculty, and staff; 29 30 WHEREAS, Matt Wagner and Lydia Peele have selflessly devoted time and energy to their 31 offices during their term of office; 32 33 WHEREAS, Matt Wagner and Lydia Peele have superbly represented the Kansas State 34 University Student Governing Association before the President of the University, 35 the State Board of Regents, the Kansas Legislature, and the United States 36 Congress; 37 38 WHEREAS, Matt Wagner and Lydia Peele have tirelessly worked for student issues; and 39 40 WHEREAS, Matt Wagner and Lydia Peele have been effective and responsible student leaders. 41 42 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 43 44 SECTION 1. Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 45 congratulates Student Body President Matthew D. Wagner and Student Body 46 Vice President Lydia F. Peele for their commitment of time and service to Kansas

R-133 47 State University, and expresses its thanks and gratitude for their outstanding 48 leadership and performance in office. 49 50 SECTION 2. A copy of this resolution be sent to Matt Wagner and Lydia Peele and their 51 parents upon passage. 52 53 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 54 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-134 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/93 COMMENDATIONS TO STUDENT SENATE CHAIR 2 AND STUDENT SENATE VICE CHAIR 3 4 BY: Bill Muir, Tim Lindemuth, Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Matt Wagner, Lydia 5 Peele, Joe Vossen, Mark Andre, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 6 Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Jessica Bradford, Christine 7 Caplinger, Anthony Carter, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Alex 8 Delimont, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert 9 Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, 10 Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, 11 Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Owen Kennedy, Addison Kirkland, Kyle 12 Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Krista Leben, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh 13 McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, 14 Brady Ott, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, John Porter, Russell 15 Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, Zac 16 Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler 17 Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Jonathan Staats, Austin St. 18 John, Wayne Stoskopf, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, 19 Maggie Waltz, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, 20 Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa 21 Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, Anna Zeiger, and Gayle Spencer 22 23 WHEREAS, Nicholas J. Piper has served the 2007-2008 Student Senate with distinction as 24 Student Senate Chair and Amy J. Schultz has served the 2007-2008 Student 25 Senate with distinction as Student Senate Vice Chair; 26 27 WHEREAS, Nick Piper and Amy Schultz have been and are continuing to be involved in 28 numerous aspects of student government; 29 30 WHEREAS, Nick Piper and Amy Schultz have devoted long hours of care and concern for the 31 students of Kansas State University; and 32 33 WHEREAS, Nick Piper and Amy Schultz have been trusted friends and comrades of all 34 members of Student Senate. 35 36 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 37 38 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 39 congratulates Student Senate Chair Nicholas J. Piper and Student Senate Vice 40 Chair Amy J. Schultz for their commitment of time and service to Kansas State 41 University, and expresses its thanks and gratitude for their outstanding leadership 42 and performance in office. 43 44 SECTION 2. A copy of this resolution be sent to Nick Piper and Amy Schultz and their parents 45 upon passage. 46 47 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 48 BY UNANIMIOUS CONSENT

R-135 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/94 COMMENDATION TO ATTORNEY GENERAL 2 3 BY: Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Bill Muir, Tim Lindemuth, 4 Will Lopez, Cynthia Hoffman, Mark Andre, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, 5 Katie Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Jessica Bradford, Christine 6 Caplinger, Anthony Carter, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Alex 7 Delimont, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert 8 Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, 9 Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, 10 Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Owen Kennedy, Addison Kirkland, Kyle 11 Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Krista Leben, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh 12 McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, 13 Brady Ott, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, John Porter, Russell 14 Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, Zac 15 Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler 16 Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Jonathan Staats, Austin St. 17 John, Wayne Stoskopf, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, 18 Maggie Waltz, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, 19 Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, Charissa 20 Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, Anna Zeiger, and Gayle Spencer 21 22 WHEREAS, The Attorney General is the head of the Judicial Branch of the Kansas State 23 University Student Governing Association – a position of trust and responsibility 24 over a multi-faceted and broad-based group of boards, councils and judicial 25 officers; 26 27 WHEREAS, Joseph A. Vossen served as SGA Attorney General during the 2007-2008 term, 28 having been re-appointed after his service during the 2006-2007 term; 29 30 WHEREAS, Joe Vossen has served with distinction and devotion and as a role model for all 31 student leaders during his term in office; and 32 33 WHEREAS, The Student Body of Kansas State University has benefitted from the selfless 34 devotion of Joe Vossen to his office. 35 36 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 37 38 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 39 congratulates Joseph A. Vossen for his commitment of time and service to Kansas 40 State University, and expresses its thanks and gratitude for his outstanding 41 leadership and performance as SGA Attorney General. 42 43 SECTION 2. A copy of this resolution be sent to Joe Vossen and his parents upon passage. 44 45 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 46 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-136 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/95 COMMENDATION TO STUDENT SENATE STANDING 2 COMMITTEE CHAIRS, ELECTIONS COMMISSIONER AND 3 OTHER MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 4 5 BY: Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Bill Muir, Tim Lindemuth, Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, 6 Joe Vossen, Mark Andre, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie Beye, 7 Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Jessica Bradford, Christine Caplinger, Anthony Carter, 8 Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Alex Delimont, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, 9 Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah 10 Guinane, Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Lindsey 11 Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Owen Kennedy, Addison Kirkland, Kyle Krueger, 12 Craig Kuehnert, Krista Leben, Madison Loeb, Tonshia Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle 13 Merklein, Sarah Morton, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, 14 Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, John Porter, Russell Propp, 15 Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, 16 Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin 17 Smart, Kyle Spencer, Jonathan Staats, Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Taylor 18 Symons, Adam Tank, Daniel Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Maggie Waltz, George 19 Weston, Phil White, Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Kristel Williams, Jared 20 Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, Anna Zeiger, and 21 Gayle Spencer 22 23 WHEREAS, The Constitution and By-Laws of the Kansas State University Student Governing 24 Association specify that that Student Senate shall be organized into Standing 25 Committees, and that the Elections Commissioner shall be responsible for 26 carrying out the KSU SGA elections; 27 28 WHEREAS, The Constitution and By-Laws provide for the election of a Student Senate Intern 29 Coordinator and Student Senate Representative to Faculty Senate, and for the 30 selection of a Student Senate Secretary, and Student Senate Parliamentarian; 31 32 WHEREAS, The Allocations Standing Committee, the College Council Allocations Standing 33 Committee, the Privilege Fee Standing Committee, the Senate Operations 34 Standing Committee, the University Relations Standing Committee, and the 35 Governmental Relations Standing Committee are specified in the KSU SGA By- 36 Laws as the six Standing Committees of Student Senate; and the Elections 37 Commissioner is specified in the KSU SGA By-Laws and Statutes as responsible 38 for SGA Elections; and 39 40 WHEREAS, These members of the Student Senate Executive Committee and the Elections 41 Commissioner have provided leadership, guidance and direction to their 42 respective Standing Committee or Election Committee and the Student Senate. 43 44 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 45

R-137 46 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 47 congratulates the following members of the Student Senate Executive Committee 48 of the Kansas State University Student Senate and the Elections Commissioner 49 for their service and dedication to Kansas State University, and expresses its 50 thanks and gratitude for their outstanding leadership and performance in office: 51 52 Bryan W. Cox Allocation Standing Committee Chairs 53 Alyssa S. Williams College Council Allocations Standing Committee Chair 54 Clint M. Blaes Privilege Fee Standing Committee Chair 55 J. Piper Hoskins Senate Operations Standing Committee Chair 56 Molly M. Hamm University Relations Standing Committee Chair 57 Daryn M. Soldan Governmental Relations Standing Committee Chair 58 Emily C. Haug Student Senate Intern Coordinator 59 Timothy E. Weninger Student Senate Representative to Faculty Senate 60 William S. Lopez Student Senate Secretary 61 Cynthia A. Hoffman Student Senate Parliamentarian 62 Brett A. Eakin Elections Commissioner 63 64 SECTION 2. A copy of this resolution be sent to each of these Student Senate Executive 65 Committee members and the Elections Commissioner and their parents upon 66 passage. 67 68 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 69 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-138 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/96 COMMENDATION TO 2007-2008 STUDENT SENATE 2 AND STUDENT SENATE INTERNS 3 4 BY: Bill Muir, Tim Lindemuth, Matt Wagner, and Lydia Peele 5 6 WHEREAS, The 2007-2008 Student Senate was elected on March 7, 2007, was sown into 7 office on April 5, 2007, and will adjourn sine die on April 3, 2008; 8 9 WHEREAS, 128 Bills and 100 Resolutions were considered by the 2007-2008 Student Senate, 10 with 123 Bills passed into law (96.09% enactment rate) and 99 Resolutions 11 adopted (99.00% adoption rate); 12 13 WHEREAS, The 2007-2008 Student Senate and Student Senate Interns labored for over 72.0 14 hours during its 27 meetings in Manhattan and Salina in the 7 school months of 15 existence for the benefit of the Kansas State University Study Body (an average 16 of over 10.74 hours per month and of 2.67 hours per meeting); 17 18 WHEREAS, The service of the elected Student Senators and Student Senate Interns has been 19 exemplary, benefiting both students and the University, and 20 21 WHEREAS, The Faculty Representatives to Student Senate and the Student Body President 22 and Student Body Vice President have valued and treasured their time with all the 23 members of the 2007-2008 Student Senate and Student Senate Interns, and feel 24 that appropriate recognition of their service is in order and necessary. 25 26 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 29 congratulates the 2007-2008 Student Senate and Student Senate Interns for their 30 service and dedication to Kansas State University, and expressed its thanks and 31 gratitude for their outstanding performance in office. 32 33 SECTION 2. A copy of this resolution be sent to each member of the 2007-2008 Student Senate 34 and Student Senate Intern upon passage. 35 36 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON ARPIL 3, 2008 37 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-139 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/97 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF THE 2 SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO STUDY 3 LONG-TERM TUITION STRATEGIES 4 PROPOSAL 5 6 BY: Matt Wagner and Nick Piper 7 8 WHEREAS, Bill 07/08/09 created the Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term 9 Tuition Strategies; 10 11 WHEREAS, The Committee consisting of administration, faculty and students, met throughout 12 the fall and spring semesters to discuss and revise the current five-year tuition 13 plan after its beginning in FY 2008; 14 15 WHEREAS, The Committee identified three areas that should be revised from the prior plan to 16 the follow current trends and climate regarding tuition rates across the state; 17 18 WHEREAS, The first area is to change the current tuition model to a differential model of 19 tuition, allowing those taking lower level courses to pay a reduced rate from the 20 300 level and above courses; 21 22 WHEREAS, The second factor states that college specific fees should not be discontinued, 23 unlike the prior plan, and should be allowed to increase based on the current 24 Committee’s philosophy of Higher Education Price Index adjustments and 25 specific needs, as identified by the Committee; 26 27 WHEREAS, The third component that deems modification is the current list of funding 28 initiatives. Three new initiatives were brought before the Committee for 29 consideration. Those initiatives are: (1) Scholarships (Financial Aid), (2) Healthy 30 Decisions, and (3) Sustainability Projects. The Committee believes in funding 31 both Scholarships and Sustainability Projects, as Healthy Decisions received 32 funding through Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement dollars; and 33 34 WHEREAS, The Committee met routinely and with due diligence to keep the cost of education 35 affordable for all citizens and students, while also understanding that there are 36 some additional inflationary cost associated with providing academic excellence. 37 38 39 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 40 41 SECTION 1 The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports the five- 42 year tuition proposal changes as drafted by the 2007-2008 Student Senate Special 43 Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies. 44 45 SECTION 2 Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, a 46 copy of this resolution shall be sent to President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis,

R-140 47 Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President for 48 Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Associate Provost Ruth Dyer, Dean of 49 Student Life Pat Bosco, Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance 50 Bruce Shubert, Dean of the College of Agriculture Fred Cholick, Dean of the 51 College of Architecture, Planning and Design Dennis Law, Dean of the College of 52 Arts and Sciences Stephen White, Dean of the College of Business Administration 53 Yar Ebadi, Dean of the College of Education Michael Holen, Dean of the College 54 of Engineering John English, Dean of the College of Human Ecology Virginia 55 Moxley, Dean of the College of Technology and Aviation Dennis Kuhlman, Dean 56 of the College of Veterinary Medicine Ralph Richardson, Dean of the Graduate 57 School Carol Shanklin, and Faculty Senate President Frank Spikes. 58 59 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 60 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-141 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/98 COMMENDATION TO STUDENT BODY 2 PRESIDENT’S CABINET 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia 5 Hoffman, Joe Vossen, Mark Andre, Dan Atkisson, Kelsi Ball, Katie Beye, Clint 6 Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Jessica Bradford, Christine Caplinger, Bryan 7 Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Alex Delimont, Andrea Dugan, Annie 8 Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, 9 Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, Lindsey 10 Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Owen Kennedy, Addison Kirkland, Kyle Krueger, 11 Craig Kuehnert, Krista Leben, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Josh McGinn, 12 Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie Oliver, Zach Oswald, 13 Brady Ott, Ashley Phelon, John Porter, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep 14 Rana, Kyle Reynolds, Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, 15 Jared Schnefke, Jessica Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle 16 Spencer, Jonathan Staats, Austin St. John, , Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Daniel 17 Unruh, Alissa Vogel, Maggie Waltz, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, 18 Ryan Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared 19 Wilmoth, Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 20 21 WHEREAS The Constitution and By-Laws of the Kansas State University Student Governing 22 Association specify that the Executive Branch of SGA have at least six appointed 23 members of the Student Body President’s Cabinet including a Chief of Staff, 24 Public Relations Director, Manhattan-Salina Relations Director, International 25 Affairs Director, Multicultural Affairs Director, Governmental Relations Director; 26 27 WHEREAS Included within the Presidential Cabinet in the 2007-2008 term were a City 28 Relations Director, Residence Hall Liaison, Student Affairs Co-Directors and 29 Technology Coordinator; 30 31 WHEREAS The Student Body President’s cabinet took initiative, worked tirelessly and 32 provided creative ideas for the overall success of K-State SGA this term ; and 33 34 WHEREAS The efforts of these individuals are sometimes unseen, but they are always 35 appreciated. 36 37 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 38 39 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 40 congratulates the following members of the Kansas State University Student Body 41 President’s Cabinet for their service and dedication to Kansas State University, 42 and expresses its thanks and gratitude for their outstanding leadership and 43 performance in office: 44 45 Chief of Staff Anthony Carter 46 Governmental Relations Director Wayne Stoskopf

R-142 47 City Relations Director Dalton Henry 48 International Affairs Director Naif Al-Hawwas 49 Multicultural Affairs Director Tonshia Luster 50 Public Relations Director Courtney Hauser 51 Residence Hall Liaison Megan Pinegar 52 Student Affairs Co-Director Jamie Ball 53 Student Affairs Co-Director Melanie Peele 54 Manhattan-Salina Relations Director Jonathan McLelland 55 Technology Coordinator Kyle Damas 56 57 SECTION 2. Upon passage a copy of this resolution be sent to each of these Student Body 58 President’s Cabinet members and their parents. 59 60 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 61 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-143 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/99 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT FINANCIAL 2 AWARENESS FOR THE STUDENTS OF K-STATE 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Clint Blaes and Nick Piper 5 6 WHEREAS, The students of Kansas State University realize the importance of financial 7 planning and believe that further efforts should be put forth to enhance awareness; 8 9 WHEREAS, SGA established a committee at the beginning of the 2007-2008 year regarding 10 the creation of a financial planning center; 11 12 WHEREAS, A survey was offered to a sampling of the student body in order to gauge the 13 current financial awareness on campus; 14 15 WHEREAS, This survey spoke to the fact that a majority of students have no knowledge or 16 some knowledge regarding scholarship advising, home buying, retirement 17 planning, investments, job benefits and contract agreements, employee offer 18 negotiations, tax preparation and planning, car purchases, help with merging 19 finances, and credit and debt management; 20 21 WHEREAS, A large majority of students reported that they would be willing to consult with a 22 professional regarding personal finances in all of the areas listed on the survey 23 including: income, budgeting and spending habits, savings options, taxes, 24 insurance, financing a wedding, auto loans, debt reduction and repayment, credit 25 management, and scholarships; 26 27 WHEREAS, A financial planning center would work well with the Healthy Decisions 28 campaign that is currently being funded by Student-Centered Tuition 29 Enhancements and charged with promoting healthy and positive choices among 30 K-State students; and 31 32 WHEREAS, We have a significant amount of momentum to continue the effort to establish a 33 financial planning center at K-State. 34 35 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 36 37 SECTION 1 The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports the effort to 38 provide further financial awareness to all students at K-State and urges the 39 university administration to establish a campus-wide task force to focus on 40 incorporating financial awareness throughout the daily live’s of students. 41 42 SECTION 2 Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, a 43 copy of this resolution shall be sent to President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, 44 Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President for 45 Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Associate Provost Ruth Dyer, Dean of 46 Student Life Pat Bosco, Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance

R-144 47 Bruce Shubert, Dean of the College of Agriculture Fred Cholick, Dean of the 48 College of Architecture, Planning and Design Dennis Law, Dean of the College of 49 Arts and Sciences Stephen White, Dean of the College of Business Administration 50 Yar Ebadi, Dean of the College of Education Michael Holen, Dean of the College 51 of Engineering John English, Dean of the College of Human Ecology Virginia 52 Moxley, Dean of the College of Technology and Aviation Dennis Kuhlman, Dean 53 of the College of Veterinary Medicine Ralph Richardson, Dean of the Graduate 54 School Carol Shanklin, Faculty Senate President Frank Spikes, School of Family 55 Studies and Human Services Department Head Bill Meredith, Family Studies and 56 Human Services Associate Professor John Grable, KSU Foundation Senior 57 Director of Corporate Relations Mitzi Richards, KSU Foundation College of 58 Human Ecology Director of Development Jennifer Rettele-Thomas, and KSU 59 Foundation Senior Director of Annual Giving and Student Life Programs Mindy 60 Weixelman. 61 62 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 63 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-145 1 RESOLUTION 07/08/100 COMMENDAITON TO GAYLE SPENCER 2 3 BY: Matt Wagner, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Amy Schultz, Will Lopez, Cynthia 4 Hoffman, Joe Vossen, Mark Andre, Dan Atkisson, Jamie Ball, Kelsi Ball, Katie 5 Beye, Clint Blaes, Garrett Boller, Peter Boos, Jessica Bradford, Christine 6 Caplinger, Anthony Carter, Bryan Cox, Alison Crook, Satyabrata Das, Alex 7 Delimont, Andrea Dugan, Annie Dwyer, Alex Edwards, Larry Fadler, Robert 8 Flack, Traci Gosser, Laura Gross, Sarah Guinane, Molly Hamm, Emily Haug, 9 Courtney Hauser, Naif Al-Hawwas, Dalton Henry, Cody Hill, Piper Hoskins, 10 Lindsey Hubert, Andrew Huschka, Owen Kennedy, Addison Kirkland, Kyle 11 Krueger, Craig Kuehnert, Krista Leben, Tim Lindemuth, Madison Loeb, Tonshia 12 Luster, Josh McGinn, Kyle Merklein, Sarah Morton, Bill Muir, Joe Norris, Annie 13 Oliver, Zach Oswald, Brady Ott, Melanie Peele, Ashley Phelon, Megan Pinegar, 14 John Porter, Russell Propp, Alyssa Provencio, Sandeep Rana, Kyle Reynolds, 15 Emilee Rice, Zac Salazar, Sanjayan Satchithanantham, Jared Schnefke, Jessica 16 Schultz, Tyler Sharp, Kevin Smart, Daryn Soldan, Kyle Spencer, Jonathan Staats, 17 Austin St. John, Wayne Stoskopf, Taylor Symons, Adam Tank, Daniel Unruh, 18 Alissa Vogel, Maggie Waltz, Tim Weninger, George Weston, Phil White, Ryan 19 Wilkerson, Ryan Willcott, Alyssa Williams, Kristel Williams, Jared Wilmoth, 20 Charissa Wood, Robert Woolston, Taylor Wulf, and Anna Zeiger 21 22 WHEREAS, Dr. Gayle Spencer has been a dedicated faculty advisor for the Kansas State 23 University Student Governing Association for 11 years; 24 25 WHEREAS, Throughout each year of service, Dr. Spencer ahs spent countless hours working 26 with members of the Student Governing Association on both professional and 27 personal levels; 28 29 WHEREAS, Dr. Spencer’s experiences, sense of humor, and passion for motivating students to 30 reach their potential help her to relate to students at K-State on a different level 31 than many other faculty members; and 32 33 WHEREAS, Dr. Spencer deserves recognition and appreciation for her devotion to student 34 leaders and the impact she makes on the lives of many. 35 36 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 37 38 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends Dr. Gayle 39 Spencer for her commitment and service to student and expresses its thanks and 40 gratitude for her constant leadership. 41 42 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to Assistant Dean of Student Life 43 Gayle Spencer, K-State President Jon Wefald, and Dean of Student Life Pat 44 Bosco 45 46 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 3, 2008 47 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-146 2007-2008 Student Senate Minutes Table of Contents

Date Page April 5th, 2007...... 1 April 12th, 2007...... 3 April 19th, 2007...... 10 April 26th, 2007...... 13 August 30th, 2007...... 17 September 6th, 2007 ...... 22 September 13th, 2007 ...... 26 September 20th, 2007 ...... 31 September 27th, 2007 ...... 36 October 4th, 2007...... 39 October 11th, 2007...... 43 October 18th, 2007...... 47 October 25th, 2007...... 50 November 1st, 2007...... 54 November 8th, 2007...... 58 November 15th, 2007...... 63 November 27th, 2007...... 67 January 24th, 2008...... 71 January 31st, 2008 ...... 75 February 7th, 2008...... 79 February 14th, 2008...... 83 February 21st, 2008 ...... 87 February 26th, 2008...... 92 March 6th, 2008...... 96 March 13th, 2008...... 102 March 27th, 2008...... 107 April 3rd, 2008...... 114 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM APRIL 6, 2007 1:25 A.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Boldt called the meeting to order at 1:25 a.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Boldt led the pledge.

INSTALLATION OF THE 2007-2008 STUDENT SENATE College of Agriculture Senators are sworn in College of Architecture Senator is sworn in College of Arts & Sciences Senators sworn are in College of Business Senators are sworn in College of Education Senators are sworn in College of Engineering Senators are sworn in College of Graduate Senators are sworn in College of Human Ecology Senators are sworn in

INSTALLATION OF THE 2007-2008 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT Vice President Maddy sworn in Vice President Peele President Maddy swore in President Wagner

ROLL CALL 54 senators and 00 interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD No Speakers for open period

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Kennedy o Neyer o Thomas o Wray • Excused Absences: o Henry • Announcements: o Congratulations on your election to office! o Next meeting Thursday at 7:00pm o Pick up orange form for committee preferences ƒ All students except for graduate and Vet Med senators are to serve on a standing committee

M-1 COMMITTEE REPORTS None

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS None

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/01 Approval of New Student Senators Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Besler. Blaes moves for unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passes by unanimous consent. Chair Boldt swears in Bradburn and Wood. Res 07/08/02 Approval of Attorney General Nominee Interview Committee Moved by Norris. Introduced by Besler. Symons moves for unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

GENERAL ORDERS Nomination of candidates for Student Senate Chair: McCord nominates Blaes Morton nominates Piper Loeb nominates Dwyer Weninger moved to cease nominations. Nominations have been closed.

OPEN PERIOD Senator Schmeidler: Expectations of the positions characters Senator Muir: Great pleasure to serve student senate as the faculty senate representatives Full representation from all colleges is the best Welcome to new members of student senate

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION None

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 54 Senators and 00 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Coleman. Adjourned at 1:47 a.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-2 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM APRIL 12, 2007 7:03 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Boldt called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Boldt led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 53 Senators and 00 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD Much Ado About Nothing Performs Cherrine Case – Prep Week Policy Dead week policy should be published in the Collegian Erin Goode – Women’s Center Additional funding for the Women’s Center Bryan Cox – Student Publication’s Board of Directors Editors have been hired for the fall and summer Mary Fox – Union Survey Survey will give UGB an idea of attitudes toward the union Senator Hamm – National and Global Youth Service Day Opportunity to work with youth in the Manhattan community. Chair Boldt swore in the senators who were not in attendance at last week’s meeting.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Neyer o Wray • Excused Absences: o Phelon o Waltz • Proxies o Morton for Waltz o Provencio for Phelon o Schultz, Amy for Cox o Tank for McCord • Announcements

M-3 o SGA exec, Committee Chairs, and At Large Applications are due tomorrow by 4pm in OSAS

COMMITTEE REPORTS None

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS Dr. Gayle Spencer – SGA listserve Looking forward to working with all the new senators this year President Wagner – Congratulations to the new student senators Applications are due tomorrow for Cabinet, SGA Exec, and University Committees Deferred Maintenance Issues have not been addressed by the legislature International Student Forum on Monday night 6:30pm at the Manhattan Library Privilege Fees will go up by $2.90 Cox moved special orders on Res 07/08/03 – Res 07/08/05. No objections and the motion carries.

SPECIAL ORDERS: Res 07/08/03 Commendation to Udall Scholars Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Wagner. Cox moved for unanimous consent. Motion was seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/04 Commendation to K-State Speech Unlimited Moved by Morton. Introduced by Wagner. Cox moved for unanimous consent. Motion was seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/05 Support for Legislative Deferred Maintenance Funding Plan Moved by Provencio. Introduced by Wagner. Morton moved unanimous consent. Motion was seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS None

GENERAL ORDERS Schmeidler moved to extend the speaking time by five minutes. Motion passes. Each candidate drew numbers for speaking order. Election of Student Senate Chair Candidates: Clint Blaes Annie Dwyer Nick Piper • Nick Piper: Introduction o Interpersonal o Empowering o Visions for next year • Annie Dwyer: Introduction

M-4 o Hope o Vision o Passion • Clint Blaes: Introduction o Aristotle quote o Improvements o Relationships • Candidate Speakers o Nick Piper ƒ Positive Debate: Hamm – Professional and business like ƒ Positive Debate: Atkisson – Excellent committee chair and communicator ƒ Positive Debate: Addington –Experience, work ethic, desire to make a difference ƒ Positive Debate: Provencio – Candidate has great characteristics ƒ Positive Debate: Weninger – Nick is the best candidate o Annie Dwyer ƒ Positive Debate: Loeb – Candidate has proven experience ƒ Positive Debate: Thomas – Experience and approachable o Clint Blaes ƒ Positive Debate: Schmeidler – Dedication that this candidate has ƒ Positive Debate: VP Peele – Many experiences that make him the best candidate ƒ Positive Debate: Tank – Most influential people at K-State ƒ Positive Debate: White – Honest and caring candidate ƒ Positive Debate: Senator Jensen lends his speaking privileges to Anthony Carter. Anthony Carter – Is a tremendous person Chair Boldt issued a five minute recess to count the votes. On a ballot vote of 26 with Clint Blaes, 5 with Annie Dwyer, 25 with Nick Piper, and One abstention, Clint Blaes and Nick Piper moved to another round of voting since major was not reached. • 2nd Vote for Student Senate Chair between the top two candidates: Clint Blaes and Nick Piper o Nick Piper ƒ Positive Debate: Schultz – Worked with Nick at Allocations ƒ Positive Debate: Morton – Opened his arms ƒ Positive Debate: Hamm – Commitment to this university o Clint Blaes ƒ Positive Debate: Schultz – Knows candidate form a personal aspect ƒ Positive Debate: Schmeidler – Perfect individual to be in this position ƒ Positive Debate: Coleman – Makes it easier to make decisions Five minute recess to count the vote. The vote is 30-26 in favor of Nick Piper. Chair Boldt swore in Nick Piper. Nick Piper takes over the chair.

Nomination and Election of Candidates for Student Senate Vice Chair Candidates: Fadler nominates Amy Schultz Loeb nominates Symons

M-5 Hoskins nominates Schmeidler Spencer nominates Morton Crook nominates Beye Weninger moved to cease nominations. Motion seconded and carries. Candidates drew numbers to determine the speaker order. • Morton: Introductions o Adores this university and not from here o Wants to become more involved in student government o Behind the scenes role • Beye: Introductions o Admires this body and has a bunch of respect o Public Relations experience, and wants to extend this to the senate body o Chairing special standing committees • Symons: Introductions o Major overhaul of the public relations with the university o Expand the visitations policy o Working on the Diversity Programming Committee • Schmeidler: Introductions o Strength in belief o Excited to make K-State great o Addresses and fixes problems • Schultz, Amy: Introductions o Inspiration is a key part in being a successful leaders o Students need to be motivated o Amazing opportunity and great responsibility • Candidate Speakers o Morton ƒ Positive Debate: Spencer – Diversity Wall and an active role ƒ Positive Debate: Bulcock – Diligence to improve the organization o Beye ƒ Positive Debate: Vogel – A great individual o Symons ƒ Positive Debate: Hamm – A great person and SGA Hears You Campaign ƒ Positive Debate: Loeb – Would excel in public relations ƒ Positive Debate: Haug – Well qualified for this position o Schmeidler ƒ Positive Debate: Hoskins – Would show great dedication ƒ Positive Debate: White – Extreme attention to detail o Schultz, Amy ƒ Positive Debate: Hamm – A great leader ƒ Positive Debate: Schultz, Jessica – Believes she is the best candidate ƒ Positive Debate: Boos – Standout intern and a great committee chair ƒ Positive Debate: Fadler – Did a terrific job as a chair woman On a ballot vote of 21 with Amy Schultz, 10 with Sarah Morton, and 10 with Emily Schmeidler, 3 with Katie Beye, and 9 with Symons; Amy Schultz, Sarah Morton and Emily Schmeidler moved to another round of voting since majority was not reached. • 2nd Vote for Student Senate Vice Chair between the top three candidates:

M-6 o Morton ƒ Positive Debate: Spencer – Would be a really good candidate o Schmeidler o Schultz ƒ Positive Debate: Provencio – She took problems head on Piper issues a five minute recess to count the votes. On a ballot vote of 28 with Amy Schultz, 13 with Sarah Morton, and 11 to Emily Schmeidler; Schultz wins the Student Senate Vice Chair position. Amy Schultz is sworn in by Chair Piper.

Nomination and Election of Candidates for Intern Coordinator Candidates: Williams nominates Haug Schultz nominates Schultz Hamm nominates Melanie Peele Symons moved nominations to cease. Motion second and carries. Each candidate drew numbers to determine the speaker order: • Schultz, Jessica: Introductions o Would love to represent this body in new ways o Room for improvement o Interns should be more active in the body • Haug: Introductions o Motivations o Explore and add onto the lighting up the little apple o Interns should be more involved in senate • Peele, Melanie: Introductions o Passion for student senate and K-State o Enthusiastic, and serious at the same time o One on one meetings to learn more about Senate • Candidates for Speakers o Schultz, Jessica: ƒ Positive Debate: Symons - Became more involved and did a lot ƒ Positive Debate: Schultz, Amy - Embodies what it takes to be in this position o Haug: ƒ Positive Debate: Beye - Would be enthusiastic about the job ƒ Positive Debate: Symons - Enthusiasm about being intern coordinator ƒ Positive Debate: Thomas - Upbeat and participates o Peele, Melanie: ƒ Positive Debate: McCord - Passionate about this position ƒ Positive Debate: Symons - Enthusiastic about being intern coordinator ƒ Positive Debate: Hamm - Has everything she needs to be an intern coordinator ƒ Positive Debate: Patterson - Passion to teach ƒ Positive Debate: VP Peele - Stands by her sister Piper issues a five minute recess. On a ballot vote of 23 with Peele, 17 with Haug, and 10 with Schultz, since no candidate reached majority a second round of voting must take place between Haug and Peele. ƒ Haug o Dwyer – Really cares about the people coming in ƒ Peele

M-7 o Guinane – Was an amazing intern Five minute recess. The vote of 26-25-1 in favor of Haug. Haug wins the student senate intern coordinator. Chair Piper swears in Haug.

Nomination and Election of Candidates for Faculty Senate Representative Candidates: Addington nominates Weninger Symons nominates Hamm Coleman Moved to cease nominations. Motion seconded and carries. • Molly Hamm: Introductions o Communication our view to Faculty Senate o Textbook policy needs to get Administration and Faculty on board o Value relationships with Faculty Senate • Tim Weninger: Introductions o Can accomplish goals of this position o Transition of position with the UR Chair o Ties with Faculty • Candidate Speakers o Hamm ƒ Symons – A lot of qualities that would make her good in this position ƒ Loeb – Took a leadership role where there was no precedent ƒ Vice Chair Schultz – Demands presence o Weninger ƒ Bradburn – Would make a good leader ƒ McCord – Knows his faculty and passionate ƒ Addington – Need someone that will challenge order Five minute recess. The vote is 30-22 in favor of Weninger. Chair Piper swears in Weninger.

FINAL ACTION None

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION None

OPEN PERIOD Coordinator Spencer – Thanks for running for office Great leadership The most candidates that have run for all positions combined Senator Provencio – Volunteer Opportunities Building on Breaks Vice President – Peele: Prep week policy petition Senator Morton – Mythbusters Senator Spencer – Hospitality Management Society Auction Senator Schmeidler – Visitations are important Senator Williams – Wild Workers of Wisdom Senator Muir – Congratulations to all who ran for office Get involved and it’s important that all offices be filled by qualified individuals Senator Weston – Women’s Center

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REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION None

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 48 Senators and 00 Interns were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Norris. Adjourned at 11:55 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-9 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM APRIL 19, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:02 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge. There was a brief moment of silence for the tragedy that occurred at Virginia Tech University.

ROLL CALL 49 Senators and 00 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD Bryan Cox – Virginia Tech University Tragedy

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Hamm o Henry o Guinane o Thomas o Wray • Excused Absences: o Crook o Dwyer • Proxies o White for Crook • Announcements o Spring Game is this Saturday, 6pm at Bill Snyder Family Stadium

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Jason Topp – Special Committee to Study Long Term Strategies of the Rec. Complex o Committee visited Mizzou o Surveys were sent out to all students

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • President Wagner – Condolences to Virginia Tech University o College specific fees and tuition o Conoco Phillips donated $400,000 worth in scholarships o Regents in Manhattan – Virginia Tech and risk management

M-10 o Deferred Maintenance o Application Fee for Study Abroad is eliminated o Cabinet o Outsourcing Email and a survey • Coordinator Spencer – Risk Management Committee • Vice Chair Schultz – Two speakers last week o Women’s Center issue will be looked at in Privilege Fee o Prep Week Policy and the Collegian

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/06 Approval of Standing Committee Chairs, Student Senate Secretary and Parliamentarian Moved by Morton. Introduced by Vice-Chair Schutlz. Beye moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Chair Piper swears in the standing committee chairs, student senate secretary and student senate parliamentarian. Res 07/08/07 Approval of Student Body President’s Cabinet Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Wanger. Atkisson moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. President Wagner swears in the cabinet members. Res 07/08/08 Approval of Attorney General Moved by Symons. Introduced by Wagner. Morton moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Faculty Senate Representative Muir installs Attorney General Vossen.

FINAL ACTION None

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/09 Resolution in Support of Virginia Tech University Administration, Faculty, and Students Chair Piper refers the Chair to the Vice Chair. Moved by Schmeidler. Introduced by Piper. Schmeidler moves special orders. Symons moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Vice Chair Schultz refers the Chair to Piper. Res 07/08/10 Commendation to National Agri-Marketing Association Competition Team Moved by Cox. Introduced by White. Blaes moves special orders. Provencio moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/11 Resolution Supporting The Special Committee to Study Long-Term Strategies of the Recreation Complex Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Jason Topp. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD

M-11 • Coordinator Spencer – Vice President Peele, Senator Beye, and Senator Vogel Birthdays • Senator Kennedy – Oklahoma City bombing anniversary • Social – Affairs Co Director Peele – Blood drive • Chair Schmeidler – making healthy choices • Privilege Fee Chair Blaes – NAMA team and marketing plan • Parking Council Fourum in the Big XII room at 3:30pm next Thursday • Senator Morton – Tuesday 24th, murder mystery theater o Stray Light run is coming to campus on May 4th for UPC’s Spring Fest • Senator Lindemuth – Kansas Collegiate Journalist • Senator Symons – Need to know about safety of the university • Senator Kristel Williams – Developing Scholars Program • Senator Muir – JCOC elections • Senator Norris – Maroon and Orange remembrance day • Chief of Staff Carter – Greek Week and survivor finalist Ethan Zann, Union Ballroom 7pm next Wednesday • Senator Wood – Relay for Life and the cure for cancer Introductions were given by each senator from individual colleges.

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/11 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 47 Senators and 00 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Symons. Adjourned at 8:40 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-12 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM APRIL 26, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 51 Senators and 00 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Amelia Asperin and Seiji Ikeda – International Students o Dr. Donna Davis reassignment without explanation o This time of year is critical for international students because of the paperwork Schmeidler moved to extend question period until all questions are exhausted. Motion passes. • David Harmon – Academic Advising in the College of Business o Problems in the advising in the College of Business • Gabriel Bonebrake – Health Insurance Coverage o The importance of having health insurance • Donna Schenck-Hamlin – Asst. to the Dean for Grants and Special Projects Hale Library o Ft. Riley relocation and it’s affects with Kansas State University o Good to have proper interactions between the different communities Chair Piper issues a ten minutes recess to break up into committees.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Krueger o Walters o Wray • Excused Absences: o Addington o St. John o Weninger • Proxies o McCord for Addington o Morton for St. John o Provencio for Phelon o Schultz, Amy for Weninger o Tank for Flack

M-13 • Announcements o Good luck on Exams o First meeting next semester will be on August 30th, 2007 at 7:00pm

COMMITTEE REPORTS None

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • President Wagner: Parking Council Forum o Artist renderings of the parking garage in front of the union • Vice President Peele: Child Development Center o Brand new facility for the child development center Schmeidler moved to suspend the rules, and consider Resolution 07/08/17. Motion seconded and passed.

Introduction of Legislation: Res 07/08/17 Commendation to Crops Teams Moved by Schmeidler. Introduced by Blaes. Cox moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Cox moves to suspend the rules, and consider resolution 07/08/18. Motion seconded and passed. Res 07/08/18 Resolution in Support For An Open Discussion Between the Administration and International Student Community Moved by Cox. Introduced by Negisetti. Cox moved to begin debate. Motion passes. Positive Debate: Negisetti – Was not the best time for the reassignment Cox moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Chair Piper swears in Margaret Neyer. Res 07/08/12 Approval of Honor Council Appointments Moved by Symons. Introduced by Wagner. Blaes moves unanimous consent. Motion fails. Muir moved to adopt this resolution by voice vote. Resolution passed by voice vote. Res 07/08/13 Approval of Union Governing Board Appointment Moved by Kennedy. Introduced by Vice Chair Schultz. Provencio moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/14 Approval of New Student Senators Moved by Kristel Williams. Introduced by Vice Chair Schultz. Provencio moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Chair Piper swears in Josh McGinn and Taylor Wulf. Res 07/08/15 Approval of Student Senate Summer Treasurer Moved by Patterson. Introduced by Vice Chair Schultz. Hoskins moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

M-14 Res 07/08/16 Approval of Judicial Branch Appointments Moved by Morton. Introduced by Vossen. Vice Chair Schultz moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

GENERAL ORDERS Joint Committee for Officer Compensation Elections Nominations: Schultz, Amy nominates Symons McGinn nominates Morton Vice Chair Schultz moved to cease nominations. McCord moves to cast a unanimous ballot. Motion seconded and passed. Morton and Symons are unanimous approved to the Joint Committee for Officer Compensation.

FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/11 Resolution Supporting The Special Committee to Study Long-Term Strategies of the Recreation Complex Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Changes addressed by Wagner. Positive Debate: Wagner – Referendum vote should be taken Schmeidler moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/01 Allocation to the Chester E. Peters Recreational Complex Budget Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Wagner. Blaes moves special orders. Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Changes addressed by Wanger. Positive Debate: Wagner – Will help the with the expansion process at the Rec Bill passed by a roll call vote of 50-0-0.

OPEN PERIOD • University Relations Chair – Hamm o Volunteer Center was allocated $100,000 • President Wanger – G Mail possible o Student Survey for K-State at www.google.com/studentsurvey • Chair Schmeidler – Healthy decisions summit on May 1st o 2 hour conference about making healthy decisions from 5:30pm-7:30pm o Email [email protected] to attend, RSVP up to tomorrow • Senator Morton – Spring fest is next week May 4th on Bosco Student Plaza o Stray Light Run will be performing at 10pm • Vice Chair Schultz – Union Expo o Possibility of a greater SGA presence • Senator Lindemuth – Bike Across the state of Kansas • Senator McCord – Collegiate Cycling Championships are this week • Chair Piper – Good neighbor program • Senator Wood – Relay for Life saw over 400 student participate and over $56,000 raised

M-15 REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION None

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 46 Senators and 00 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Schmeidler. Adjourned at 9:37 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-16 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG XII ROOM AUGUST 30, 2007 7:30 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:53 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 47 Senators and 00 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD Guests introduced themselves. • Brian Williams – President of the Black Student Union o Big XII Council on the Black Student Government o Organization has been a benchmark for other Black Student Government o Bills 07/08/02 and 03 would hurt the club tremendously • Matt Splitter– President of Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow and National President o ACT Conference in Kentucky and out of pocket expenses o Applying for one application limits the clubs ability to represent K-State • Josh Criswell – Member of BSU and Mulicultural Student Organizations o Missing two conferences will deem clubs inactive o Delegate and committee chair of the Big XII Black Student Government o Pieces of legislation would hurt BSU Fadler moved to extend the open period until all questions were exhausted. Motion seconded and passed. • John Newman – President Student Finance Association o Trips give students to interact with K-State alumni in different cities o Provides exposure to students that wouldn’t necessarily given this chance o Bill would hurt the opportunity for students to have in the business world Weston moved to suspend the rules for Senator’s speaking privileges to let Brian Williams speak. Motion passed with a vote of 32-9-0. • Brian Williams – President of the Black Student Union o Feeling betrayed

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Das o Huschka o Jonnala

M-17 o Negisetti o Neyer o Walters • Excused Absences: o Coleman o Flack o St. John o Tryon • Proxies o Provencio for Coleman o Symons for Tryon • Announcements o SGA Ambassadors Æ PR Campaign o Community Service o Campus Committees o First Annual SGA Tailgate will be on Sept. 15th when K-State hosts Missouri State

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Privilege Fee Chair Blaes o Orientation for new senators o Three emergency allocation requests that will come in two weeks o Next meeting on Monday September 10th, at 6pm • Governmental Relations Chair Soldan o GR met Sunday night, in the East State room o Good neighbors campaign • University Chair Hamm o UR met on Sunday o SGA hears You to be held in November o Please bring T-shirt designs • Senator Muir - Joint Committee on Officers Compensation o Will meet next Thursday at 6pm o JCOC will look at officers compensation • Chair Cox – Will be moving Special Orders on three pieces of legislation o Presentation on the Allocations and College Council Allocations Budget Fadler moved to extend question period until all questions have been exhausted. Motion passes. Schultz, Amy moved for a five minute recess. Motion seconded and passed. Senate was summoned back to order at 9:35pm.

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Ambassadors Program Director Symons o Goals and objectives of the SGA Ambassadors Program o Applications are due September 7th o It’s a way to get people to know what is going on in Senate • Intern Coordinator Haug o Applications for Interns are due next Wednesday at 4pm o Next Thursday a social for the interns, in the Cottonwood Room at 5:30pm • Vice Chair Schultz

M-18 o Campus Disaster Response Committee o Visitation Program and different types of visitations o Point System • Vice President Peele o September 13th will be the Open Forum • K-State Salina Student Body President Zerr o Enrollment is up seven percent o Working on a four tier tuition proposal o Adding a helicopter flight program • Student Co-Director Peele o Working on a dead week committee

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/19 Approval of Allocations Committee Chair Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Vice Chair Schultz. Provencio moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passes by unanimous consent. Chair Piper swears in Allocations Chair Cox. Res 07/08/20 Approval of New Student Senator Moved by Morton. Introduced by Vice Chair Schultz. Fadler moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passes by unanimous consent. Chair Piper swears in Senator Hill Res 07/08/21 Approval of Technology Coordinator for Student Body President’s Cabinet Moved by Norris. Introduced by Vice President Peele. Morton moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passes by unanimous consent.

FINAL ACTION None

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/22 Resolution in Support of Stabilizing Advising in the College of Business Administration Morton moved to strike Resolution from the agenda. Motion passed 40-0-3. Cox moved to have Bill 07/08/04- Bill 07/08/09 inserted before Bill 07/08/02 and Bill 07/08/03. Motion passed by unanimous consent. Bill 07/08/04 FY 2007 Closing of Accounts Moved by Schultz. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral Bill 07/08/05 FY 2008 Allocation to Community Cultural Harmony Week Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/06 FY 2008 Allocation to African Student Union Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Atkisson. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/07 FY 2008 Allocation to the Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Art Moved by Norris. Introduced by Provencio. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/08 FY 2008 Allocation to the Kansas State College Bowl Club Moved by Boos. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/09 Creation of Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition

M-19 Strategies Moved by Thomas. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Chair Cox moves special orders on Bill 07/08/06 – Bill 07/08/08. Motion passes by unanimous consent.

FINAL ACTION: Bill 07/08/06 FY 2008 Allocation to African Student Union Moved by Weninger. Changes addressed by Atkisson Positive Debate: Atkisson Weninger moved to Bulk roll call Bills 07/08/06- Bill 07/08/08. Motion passes. Bill passes on a roll call vote of 45-0-0. Bill 07/08/07 FY 2008 Allocation to the Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Art Moved by Cox. Changes addressed by Provencio. Positive Debate: Provencio Bill passes on a roll call vote of 43-2-0. Bill 07/07/08 FY 2008 Allocation to the Kansas State College Bowl Club Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Schultz, Jessica. Positive Debate: Schultz, Jessica Bill passed on a roll call vote of 45-0-0.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION: Bill 07/08/02 Amendment to Campus Wide and Fine Arts Student Activity Fee Funding Statute Moved by Schultz, Amy. Moved for summarization by Weninger. Motion seconded and passes. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral Bill 07/08/03 Amendment to College Council Student Activity Funding Statutes Moved by Morton. Moved for summarization by Weninger. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Chair Williams. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Senator Morton: UGB will be having their first meeting 3:30pm-4:30pm • Senator Bradburn: Excited about the year o 5K World Rabies Race on September 9th • Senator Symons: Applications for ambassador program are available • Senator Provencio: Community Service Project as a senate organization o Contact for more information o Looking for three to four senators • Allocations Chair Cox: Educational Community Center • Senator Weston: Email has been slow o Receiving complaints • Senator Muir: Welcome back! o Encourage people to start coming o Over 800 people per day ride the shuttle to and from Bramlage • Parliamentarian Hoffman: New K-State course • Chair Piper: A lot of opportunities to get involved this year

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION

M-20 Bill 07/08/02 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/03 Referred to the College Council Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/04 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/05 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/09 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 44 Senators and 00 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Cox. Adjourned at 11:31 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-21 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM SEPTEMBER 6, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 42 Senators and 00 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Phil Anderson K-State Faculty – o Mandatory Rental Inspections o Weak mechanism of enforcing rental property codes o More serious issues facing the University and Community for many years Cox moved to add five minutes to the question period. Motion seconded and passed.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Neyer o Waltz • Excused Absences: o Bulcock o Hill o Krueger o Schultz, Amy o Thomas • Proxies o Ott for Bulcock o White for Hill o Flack for Krueger o Symons for Schultz, Amy • Announcements o Look to get involved in the many different committees being offered through the executive and legislative branches o SGA v. Collegian football game is Oct. 13th o Inaugural SGA Tailgate is on September 15th, 2007

COMMITTEE REPORTS

M-22 • Allocations Chair Cox – had a joint meeting with CCAC o Believes that the legislation presents a good compromise to all parties • Joint Committee on Officers’ Compensation o Went over the committee report several years ago o Wants to converse with the heads of all the branches

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice President Peele – Good Neighbors Program o Program wants to foster better community relations with students o Action plans and goals of the good neighbor program o Child Development Center • Mariah Wagner – Good Neighbors Student Coordinator o Two neighborhoods will be targeted this semester o Neighborhood clean Up Day and Social events • Intern Coordinator Haug – Thanks for coming to the intern social o Interviews are Sunday and Monday o Interns will be selected by next Thursday • Faculty Relations Representative Weninger o UGE Credits will be changing o Honors Program Update • Student Senate Secretary Lopez o Ratification of the expulsion Bill 06/07/49 will enable members of the legislative body to be expelled o Be mindful of absences and contact if questions

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/22 Approval of Honor Council Appointments Moved by Morton. Introduced by Vice President Peele. Morton moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

FINAL ACTION Bill 07/08/02 Amendment to Campus Wide and Fine Arts Student Activity Fee Funding Statute Moved by Weninger. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Negative Debate: Atkisson Positive Debate: Morton Positive Debate: Cox Negative Debate: Weston Positive Debate: Provencio Provencio moved to extend questions period until all questions have been exhausted. Motion seconded and passed. Weninger moved to bulk roll Bill07/08/02 and Bill07/08/03. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 43-7-1 Bill 07/08/03 Amendment to College Council Student Activity Funding Statutes Moved by Tank. Changes addressed by Williams, Alyssa. Positive Debate: CCAC Chair Williams

M-23 Bill passed on a roll call vote of 45-5-1 Bill 07/08/04 FY 2007 Closing of Accounts Moved by Weninger. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 50-0-0 Morton moved to bulk roll call Bill 07/08/04, Bill 07/08/05, and Bill 07/08/09. Motion seconded and passed. Bill 07/08/05 FY 2008 Allocation to Community Cultural Harmony Week Moved by Spencer. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 50-0-0 Bill 07/08/09 Creation of Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies Moved by Symons. The Chair defers to the Parliamentarian. Changes addressed by Chair Piper. Positive Debate: Piper Bill passed on a roll call vote of 50-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/10 Creation of the Student Senate Special Committee to Study a Dead-Week Policy for K-State Moved by K. Williams. Introduced by VP Peele. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/11 Creation of the Student Senate Special Committee to Study a Financial Planning Center for K-State Moved by Spencer. Introduced by VP Peele. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD o Senator Symons – Application for SGA student ambassadors are due tomorrow o Very important program for our students o A better way to be more involved with K-State students o Senator Muir – Memorandum from Provost Nellis o Server problems with webmail o Expulsions o Great debate tonight o Senator Provencio – New community service initiative o Contact if you would like to get involved o Senator Morton – Recycle Percussion at 8:30pm at McCain tomorrow o Senator Wood – Inaugural World Rabies Day will be on Sunday 12-4pm at Cinco Park o Global movement to make the world aware of this problem o VP Peele – Good neighbors program o Senator Williams – Sleep out for the homeless o Senator Lindemuth – Good neighbors program o Good work on coming up with a compromise for Bills 02 and 03 o Chair Piper – We need to take back the trophy from the Collegian o Mandatory dress code policy – Business Casual o Tailgate next Saturday

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION

M-24 Bill 07/08/10 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Bill 07/08/11 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 42 Senators and 00 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Norris. Adjourned at 9:13 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-25 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM SEPTEMBER 13TH, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:02 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 45 Senators and 00 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • David Allen – Director of the KSU Honor and Integrity System o Changes to the Constitution of Honor and Integrity System

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed. The minutes are approved.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Henry o Hill o Kennedy o Patterson • Excused Absences: o Lindemuth o Wood • Proxies o Muir for Lindemuth • Announcements o Welcome to our new SGA interns and Senators o Inaugural Tailgate o Football Game against the Collegian on October 13th

COMMITTEE REPORTS • University Relations Chair – Hamm o T-shirts – please sign up • Senate Operations Chair - Hoskins o Change of meeting time to 6pm in OSAS • Privilege Fee Chair - Blaes o Three bills from the committee dealing with student salaries o Minimum wage increase made these bills necessary • Joint Committee on Officers’ Compensation Chair - Muir

M-26 o Committee will hear from student leaders next week o All that are interested are invited to come • College Council Allocations Chair - Williams o Will deny any late requests o Be aware of all deadline for requests • Allocations Committee Chair – Cox o Will meet at seven o’clock on Sunday o Clubs will be contacted to be told of all changes to Allocations funding rules • Governmental Relations Chair - Soldan o Good Neighbors Program o In the process of making requests for city university funds

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Faculty Senate Representative – Weninger o Committee for Technology will look into the G Mail issue • Vice President - Peele o Child Development Center o SGA Newsletter – Ideas on what to be called • President - Wagner o Still need people to be appointed to committees – contact if interested o Tax Payers Bill of Rights (TABOR) • Vice Chair - Schultz o First visitations are due in December • Student Senate Secretary – Lopez o Points system o Legislation for Introduction needs to be placed in the proper folder o Tardiness

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/23 Approval of New Student Senators Moved by Spencer. Introduced by VC Schultz. Symons moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Chair Piper swears in Jared Schnefke and Adam Wagoner. Res 07/08/24 Approval of Student Senate Interns Moved by Flack. Introduced by Haug. Fadler moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Chair Piper swears in the intern class of 2007-2008. Res 07/08/25 Approval of Education Opportunity Fund Committee Appointments Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Wagner. Vice Chairs moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/26 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Wagner. VC Schultz moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed.

M-27 Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

FINAL ACTION Bill 07/08/10 Creation of the Committee to Study a Dead-Week Policy for K-State Moved by Dwyer. Changes addressed by Vice President Peele. Positive Debate: Vice President Peele Bill passed on a roll call vote of 48-0-0 Weninger moved to bulk roll call Bill 07/08/10 and Bill 07/08/11. Motion seconded and passed. Bill 07/08/11 Creation of the Special Committee to Study a Financial Planning Center for K- State Moved by Spencer. Changes addressed by VP Peele. Positive Debate: Vice President Peele Bill passed on a roll call vote of 47-1-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/27 Resolution in Support of the Educational Opportunity Fund Moved by Beye. Introduced by Vice President Peele. Held for referral Schultz moves to suspend the rules to move Res 07/08/29 in front of 07/08/28. Motion passed by a two-thirds vote. Res 07/08/29 Commendation to the Quarter Scale Tractor Team Moved by Schultz. Introduced by Atkisson. Blaes moved the resolution to special orders. Motion seconded and passed.

FINAL ACTION II Res 07/08/29 Commendation to the Quarter Scale Tractor Team Moved by Weninger. Changes addressed by Atkisson. Positive Debate: Atkisson Weninger moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION II Res 07/08/28 Commendation to Newly Selected Student Governing Association Ambassadors Moved by Provencio. Introduced by Symons. Held for referral. Res 07/08/30 Amendment to Student Senate Standing Rules Concerning Expulsion Moved by Morton. Introduced by Hoskins. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/12 Creation of the Special Committee to Establish a Pilot Program Entitled “Student Governing Association Ambassador Program” Moved by Provencio. Introduced by VC Schultz. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/13 Emergency Allocation to Student Health Moved by Morton. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/14 Emergency Allocation to Intercollegiate Athletics Moved by Flack. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/15 Emergency Allocation to K-State Student Union Moved by Beye. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/16 FY 2007 Allocation to the KSU College Bowl Team Moved by Provencio. Introduced by Spencer. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/17 FY 2007 Allocation to Proclaiming Righteousness Always in Jesus Name (P.R.A.I.J.N.)

M-28 Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Coleman. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/18 By-Laws Amendments Concerning Expulsion Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Chair Hoskins. Weninger moved for summarization. Motion passed. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Senator Thomas – SGA Tailgate this weekend • Senator McCord – sign up for football o Please come to practice • Allocations Chair Cox – ECC Blue ribbon task force o Financial Planning Center • Chair Blaes – Semester meeting with the Dean on Sept. 26 at 7:30am Waters 137 o Committee will look at the emergency allocations on Monday, OSAS 6pm • CCAC Williams – meet after senate • Vice President Peele – Great neighbors help • Intern Coordinator Haug – interns please turn in the standing committee forms • Senator Provencio – Community Service Project and please fill it out • Senator Symons – Thanks to the applicants and selected ambassadors • Senator Muir – JCOC meeting next Thursday at 5:30pm o Press the button • Senator Bradburn: World Rabies Day • Senator K. Williams: Silver Key Chair Piper defers the Chair to Vice Chair Schultz. • Chair Piper: o Visit to China o Different Leaders Vice Chair Schultz defers the chair to the Chair Piper.

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/27 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Res 07/08/28 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Res 07/08/30 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee Bill 07/08/12 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Bill 07/08/13 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee Bill 07/08/14 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee Bill 07/08/15 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee Bill 07/08/16 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/17 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/18 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS Bill 07/08/18 By-Laws Revision Concerning Expulsion

ROLL CALL 47 Senators and 23 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT

M-29 Moved by McCord. Adjourned at 9:25 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-30 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:02 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 44 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Dr. James Lyall – Associate Vice Provost for Information Technology Services o Questions and concerns over the Technology at K-State o Email concerns of the University and other technological challenger

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Wagoner • Excused Absences: o Boos o Coleman o Lindemuth o McCord o Norris o Prop o Rice o Zeiger • Proxies o Schnefke for Norris o Haug for Williams, Kristel o Huschka for Tryon o Morton for McGinn o Muir for Lindemuth o Provencio for Coleman o Wulf for Boos • Announcements o Thanks for coming to the SGA Tailgate o SGA vs. the Collegian on October 13th

M-31 COMMITTEE REPORTS • University Relations Chair – Hamm o Oct. 2, is Multicultural Pride Day and SGA will be having a booth from 9am-10am • Governmental Relations Chair – Soldan • College Council Allocation Chair – Williams o No CCAC meeting this coming week • Privilege Fee Chair – Blaes o Three pieces of legislation tonight o Will begin a cycle review of KSDB (91.9) • Allocation Committee Chair – Cox • JCOC Chair – Muir o Heard from all the other leadership positions that receive compensation o Report of the committee’s recommendations will be presented in two weeks

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Faculty Senate Representative – Weninger o Academic Fresh Start Program and Academic Forgiveness • Governmental Relations Director – Stoskopf o Student Advisory Committee concerns o K-State at Olathe for Animal Health and Food Safety • President – Wagner o CSPAN Presidential Campaign, from 1pm to 2pm is SGA’s time slot o Voter Registration Table in front of the bus, from Noon to 4pm o Board of Regents voted to have a new insurance policy o Next Wednesday Jill Docking BOR will be here and emphasis on Financial Planning o Record Enrollment for K-State • Vice President – Peele o Good Neighbor Program o Council of Parking Services Meeting • Vice Chair – Schultz o Visitations and go visit a dean o Event sponsored by HALO will be next week o DPC o Calendar of Events concerning on Campus Events that SGA sponsors • Chief of Staff – Carter o Good partnership with Senate o E Newsletter on the 24th of September o The Right Track DJayed by President Wagner and Vice President Peele on 91.9

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/31 Approval of New Student Senators Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Vice Chair Schultz. Morton moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Chair Piper swears in Garrett Boller, Graham Fox, Laura Gross, Monica Lair, and Kyle Sherwood. Res 07/08/32 Approval of Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Appointments

M-32 Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Vice President Peele. Spencer moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/33 Approval of Appointment to Council of Parking Operations Moved by Cox. Introduced by Vice President Peele. Vice Chair Schultz moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/34 Approval of Appointments to University-Wide Committees Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Wagner. Blaes moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Cox moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/35 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Study the Creation of a Financial Planning Center for K-State Moved by Symons. Introduced by Wagner. Cox moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by the unanimous consent.

FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/27 Resolution in Support of the Educational Opportunity Fund Moved by Cox. Changes addressed by Vice President Peele. Positive Debate: Vice President Peele Weninger moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Blaes moved special orders to consider Bill 07/08/12 and Bill07/08/15 before 28. Motion passes by a two thirds vote. Bill 07/08/12 Creation of the Special Committee to Establish a Pilot Program Entitled “Student Governing Association Ambassador Program” Moved by Blaes. Changes addressed by VC Schultz. Positive Debate: VC Schultz Faculty Senate Representative Weninger moves to Bulk Roll Call Bill 07/08/12 and Bill 07/08/15. Motion fails by two thirds vote. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 56-0-1 Bill 07/08/15 Emergency Allocation to K-State Student Union Moved by Cox. Changes address by Blaes. Positive Debate: Privilege Fee Chair Blaes Negative Debate: Senator Wulf lends his speaking privileges to Jack Cannaughton Positive Debate: Allocations Chair Cox Negative Debate: Faculty Senate Representative Weninger Positive Debate: President Wagner Negative Debate: Senator Morton Positive Debate: Senator Weston Negative Debate: Senator McGinn Positive Debate: Vice President Peele Beye moved to suspend the rules and call the previous question. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 43-6-7 Res 07/08/28 Commendation to Newly Selected Student Governing Association Ambassadors

M-33 Symons moved special orders to send this resolution to the Student Senate Executive Committee. Motion passes. Held for referral. Res 07/08/30 Amendment to Student Senate Standing Rules Concerning Expulsion Muir moves Speical orders to move this resolution to the bottom of the agenda. Motion seconded and passed. Bill 07/08/13 Emergency Allocation to Student Health Moved by Tank. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Cox moves to Bulk Roll Call Bill 07/08/13, Bill 07/08/14, Bill 07/08/16, and Bill 07/08/17. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 54-1-0 Bill 07/08/14 Emergency Allocation to Intercollegiate Athletics Moved by Weninger. Changes address by Privilege Fee Chair Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Bill passed on a roll call vote of 54-1-0 Bill 07/08/16 FY 2008 Allocation to the KSU College Bowl Team Moved by Beye. Changes addressed by Spencer. Positive Debate: Spencer Bill passed on a roll call vote of 55-0-0 Bill 07/08/17 FY 2008 Allocation to Proclaiming Righteousness Always in Jesus Name (P.R.A.I.J.N.) Moved by Flack. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 53-2-0 Bill 07/08/18 By Laws Amendments Concerning Expulsion Moved by Specer. Changes addressed by Hoskins. Weninger moved to Bulk roll call Bill 07/08/18 and Bill 07/08/30. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 55-0-0 Res 07/08/30 Amendment to Student Senate Standing Rules Concerning Expulsion Moved by Tank. Changes addressed by Hoskins. Resolution passed on a roll call vote of 55-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/19 FY 2008 Allocation to K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice Moved by Williams. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/20 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU International Tube Euphonium Association Moved by Phelon. Introduced by Atkisson. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/21 FY 2008 Allocation to Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society Moved by Tank. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Senator Symons: SGA Ambassadors o Retreat was on Sunday o Eleven interns applied to be ambassadors • Senator Provencio – o Thanks for filling out the surveys o Interns that are interested in the community service effort contact her • Allocations Chair Cox –

M-34 o Incident at the University of Flordia and lecture • Senator Muir - o Tazor Issues o Thanks to Joint Committee on Officer’s Compensation • President Wanger – o Fundraiser • Senator Morton o UGB – passed out the formation of a committee for Union Profit o UPC – Dinner Theatre called Comedy City in the Ballroom tomorrow o Be thankful for families that can come in for Family Day • Governmental Relations Chair Soldan o CSPAN Bus • Privilege Fee Chair Blaes – o Meeting with Dean Fred next Wednesday • Senator Fadler – o Earth Ball event • Parliamentarian Hoffman: o New program at the Alumni Senator 5:30pm-7:00pm Entrepreneurship Initiative lasttuesdays.net

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/28 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Bill 07/08/19 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/20 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/21 Referred to the Allocations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 50 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Cox. Adjourned at 9:40 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-35 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM SEPTEMBER 27, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 53 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD None

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences o Bradburn o Hubert o Lair o McCord o Merklein o Patterson o Rogenmoser • Excused Absences o Morton, Sarah o Schultz, Amy • Proxies o McGinn for Morton o Symons for Schultz, Amy • Announcements o SGA vs Collegian Football Game on Friday October 12th, see Senator McCord for more details

COMMITTEE REPORTS • University Relations Chair Hamm – Collecting T-shirt money • Joint Committee on Officers’ Compensation Chair Muir – o Recommendations for officers compensation for the next triennium o Compensation varies from school to school

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS

M-36 • Director Henry – o Working with Code Services concerning rental inspections o 3rd Street Development Project • President Wagner – o Thanks for stopping by the C-SPAN bus and voter registration o SGA Exec meting with Regent Docking went well o SGA newsletter will be out next week o BRI Tour • K-State Salina President- o Looking for a new Manhattan-Salina relations director o Salina Area Technical School situation will be independent

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/28 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Establish A Pilot Program Entitled “Student Governing Association Ambassador Program” Moved by Weninger. Chair Piper defers the chair over to Parliamentarian Hoffman. Introduced by Piper. Kennedy moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Parliamentarian Hoffman defers the Chair to Piper. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

FINAL ACTION Bill 07/08/19 FY 2008 Allocation to K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice Moved by Flack. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Blaes moved to Bulk Roll Call Bill 07/08/19- Bill 07/08/21. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed by a roll call vote of 55-0-0 Bill 07/08/20 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU International Tube Euphonium Association Moved by Phelon. Changes addressed by Atkisson. Positive Debate: Atkisson Bill passed by a roll call vote of 55-0-0 Bill 07/08/21 FY 2008 Allocation to Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society Moved by Bulcock. Changes addressed by Schultz, Jessica Positive Debate: Schultz, Jessica Bill passed by a roll call vote of 55-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/22 Creation of a Special Committee to Implement a KSU Student Senate-Sponsored Community Service Project Moved by Tank. Introduced by Provencio. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/23 FY 2008 Allocation to Apostolic Christian Church Youth Group Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Intern Ball. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/24 FY 2008 Allocation to Navigators Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Wilcott. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/25 Approval of Amendments to Honor & Integrity System Constitution Moved by Weninger. Chair Piper defers the Chair to Parliamentarian Hoffman. Introduced by Piper. Weninger moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Held for referral. Parliamentarian Hoffman defers the Chair to Piper.

M-37 OPEN PERIOD • Senator Symons: SGA Ambassadors o Standardized presentation and updating o Please send any influential groups to Senator Symons so presentations can be made o Booth for Multicultural Pride Day: from 9:30am-10:15am, contact if interested • Senator Kennedy: Wall Street Journal • Chair Soldan: Thanks for helping the C-SPAN bus and voter registration • Chair Hoskins: Will be looking at the discrepancies • Senator Muir: Thanks to the committee, and other individuals who helped with JCOC • Senator K. Williams: Church • President Wagner: Needs an appointment for Environmental Issues on campus

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/22 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Bill 07/08/23 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/24 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/25 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 53 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Symons. Adjourned at 8:15 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-38 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM OCTOBER 4, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 44 Senators and 21 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Promotional Performance by KSU Theatre Department – Stop Kiss • Rob Caffey (Director of Mediated Education) & Richard Hayter (Associate Dean of Engineering for External Affairs) – Educational Communications Center Blue Ribbon Task Force o ECC is in Dole Hall and a first rate production facility • David Allen – Director of the KSU Honor and Integrity System o Annual report is on the website o Summarization of all the cases that were presented to the Honor and Integrity Office o Appreciates to support for his office

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Boller o Coleman o Henry o Lair o Norris • Excused Absences: o Dwyer o Flack o Fox o Gross o Morton o Muir o Oswald o Ott o Propp o Soldan

M-39 o Wood • Proxies o Blaes for Soldan o Bradburn for Wood o Bulcock for Ott o Haug for Oswald o Lindemuth for Muir o McGinn for Morton • Announcements o SGA vs Collegian Football game is Next Friday, October 12th o Madness in Manhattan on October 12th, 10:30PM at Bramlage o Special Guests next Senate meeting – KSU Men’s Basketball Coach Frank Martin and Architects for Recreation Center Expansion

COMMITTEE REPORTS • University Relations Chair Hamm o Will work to promote the Textbook List on Varneys o T-shirts • SGA Ambassadors Chair Symons o Presentation has been finalized o First presentations will begin this month o Academic Calendar Meeting o Student Feedback concerning Fall/Thanksgiving Break

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Public Relations Director Hauser o SGA Newsletter – Your Connection o Thanks to everyone that submitted their articles • Technology Coordinator – Damas o On a committee that will look at a solution for email o Social Security numbers are going to be changed to WID o ICES – LASER Project has been going on for 10 years, will replace KATS • Intern Coordinator – Haug o Interns will be helping the good neighbors program with the community service project which will be help on November 3rd • Chief of Staff – Carter o Biosecurity Research Institute Tours • Vice Chair – Schultz o DPC has several appointments up for approval tonight, first meeting on Oct. 15th o Text Messaging Task Force • President Wagner o Regent Docking Thank You Note o Rec Presentation will occur next week, waiting on bond figures o Polos are ordered and should be in shortly o Calendar Changes • Student Affairs Co-Director Peele o Dead Week Committee will start up in the coming weeks

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APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Blaes moved special order to move final action before Approval of Appointments. Motion seconded and passed.

FINAL ACTION Bill 07/08/22 Creation of a Special Committee to Implement a KSU Student Senate – Sponsored Community Service Project Moved by Cox. Changes addressed by Provencio. Positive Debate: Provcencio Cox moves to Bulk Roll call Bill 07/08/22- Bill 07/08/25. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 49-0-0 Bill 07/08/23 FY 2008 Allocation to the Apostolic Christian Church Youth Group Moved by Spencer. Changes addressed by Intern Ball. Positive Debate: Intern Ball Bill passed on a roll call vote of 47-2-0 Bill 07/08/24 FY 2008 Allocation to Navigators Moved by Phelon. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 49-0-0 Bill 07/08/25 Approval of Amendments to Honor & Integrity System Constitution Moved by Bulcock. Chair Piper defers the chair to the Vice Chair Schultz. Changes addressed by Piper. Positive Debate: Piper Vice Chair Schultz defers to Chair Piper. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 49-0-0

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/36 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Implement a KSU Student Senate – Sponsored Community Service Project Moved by Cox. Introduced by Schultz, Amy. Cox moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/37 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointment Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Schultz, Amy. Symons moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/38 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointment Moved by Cox. Introduced by Schultz, Amy. Cox moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/39 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointments Moved by Cox. Introduecd by Wagner. Boos moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/40 Approval of Honor and Integrity Council Appointment Moved by Cox to insert this resolution in the agenda. Moved by Faculty Senate Representative Weninger. Introduced by Wagner. Weninger moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/26 Creation of a Special Committee to Review the Kansas State University Student

M-41 Union Funding Structure Moved by Beye. Introduced by Wanger. Blaes moved for summarization, motion passed by voice vote. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Senator Thomas: Seating theme every other week • Senator Lindemuth: Faculty Senate President Frank Spikes will be visiting next week as well • Senator Symons: Important to get the surveys • Senator Weston: K-State Proud Awards and inclusion of Graduate Students • Senator Beye: Speaking for Soldan o Governmental Relations will meet in the Food Court outside the Staterooms • Vice Chair Schultz: 6 to 10 AZD Fiesta Feed sponsored by Chilis and all proceeds will go to Make a Wish Foundation • Senator Williams: Definition of Love o Challenge yourself • Chair Piper – o Practice will be at 7:30pm on Tuesday for the SGA v Collegian game o Saturdays Game: Please act the K-State Way (CLASSY)

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/26 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 42 Senators and 22 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Symons. Adjourned at 8:37 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-42 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM OCTOBER 11, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 54 Senators and 14 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Frank Martin – Head Coach of KSU Men’s Basketball o Passion starts with the students o Thankful for the student involvement in athletics o Representing everybody at this University • Mike Mayo and Rob Westburg (Architects from Ebert Mayo Design Group) – Presentation of Recreational Facility Expansion o Plans of the Student Rec Center Expansion o Answered questions and concerns regarding the plans of the Recreational Center • Frank Spikes – Professor in Educational Leadership and President of the Faculty Senate o Being respectful to the agenda o Appreciates the opportunity to come and speak o Unique Opportunity to work with all the various groups: students, faculty, admin. o Deferred maintenance issue, needs helps with support

APPROVAL OF MINUTES Spencer moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Ball o Henry o Hill o Lair o Rogenmoser • Excused Absences: o Bradburn o Bradford o McGinn o Salazar o Willcott o Wilmoth

M-43 o Woolston • Proxies o McGinn for Morton o Wood for Bradburn • Announcements o SGA vs. Collegian annual football game is Oct. 12 at 4:30pm at the Recreational Services Center o Madness in Manhattan is on Oct. 12 at Bramlage. Doors open at 10:30pm, and the event is free for all

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Allocations Chair Cox – Several Pieces of Legislation are being introduced • University Relations Chair Hamm – T-Shirts are in • SGA Ambassadors Chair Symons – Made some additions to the presentation o Presentations are already being made to organizations • Governmental Relations Chair Soldan – Committee has broken into smaller groups to concentrate on different initiatives

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice Chair Schultz – DPC first meeting is coming up o Provost approved the text messaging plan • Vice President Peele – Good neighbors Program Clean up Day is on Nov. 3rd o Educational Opportunity Fund – Will look at proposals as a group • Parking Council – broke into groups to research different elements of the Parking Garage • Faculty Senate Representative Weninger – Faculty Senate met this week o Academic Forgiveness Policy • President Wagner – Piece of legislation about a referendum vote for the Rec. Center • Secretary Lopez – Change of meeting date on Nov. 29th, 2007 due to Home Basketball game on Thursday Night at 8:00pm vs. Oregon on ESPN2. Meeting will be moved to Tuesday, Nov. 27th, 2007 at 7:00pm.

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Blaes moved to have Nick Piper added to Resolution 39 by unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Res 07/08/41 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointments Moved by Morton. Introduced by Wagner. Cox moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/26 Creation of a Special Committee to Review the Kansas State University Student Union Funding Strcture Moved by Weninger. Changes addressed by Wagner. Positive Debate: Wagner Bill passed on a roll call vote of 50-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/27 Authorization of a Referendum for Recreational Services Expansion

M-44 Moved by VC Schultz. Introduced by Wagner. Cox moves for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/28 FY 2008 Allocation to Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts Moved by Phelon. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/29 FY 2008 Allocation to Council for Exceptional Children Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Loeb. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/30 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club Moved by Flack. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Cox moves special order to final action. Motion seconded and passed.

FINAL ACTION II: Bill 07/08/30 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Changes addressed by Schultz, Jessica. Positive Debate: Schultz, Jessica Bill passed on a roll call vote of 47-2-1

INTRODUCTION TO LEGISLATION: Bill 07/08/31 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action Moved by Schultz. Introduced by Propp. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/32 FY 2008 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators Moved by Morton. Introduced by Spencer. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/33 FY 2008 Allocation to Kandance Moved by VC Schultz. Introduced by Provencio. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • CCAC Williams – Be careful at all times • Chair Symons – Several Senior days during the Fall o Please act the K-State Welcoming Way • Senator Muir – Thanks to Senator Lindemuth o Parking Council o Cross Walk on Mid Campus Drive across Anderson • Senator Morton – Grocery BINGO! o Breakfast Bar! Amazing Prizes. Please come, event will end before the Madness. • University Relations Chair Hamm – Please pick up t-shirts • Faculty Senate Relations Director – Please come tomorrow • Chair Piper: SGA Game vs. Collegian at 4:30pm at the Rec. Center Fields • Senator Beye: October is Domestic Violence Month • Parliamentarian Hoffman: Please donate Blood for tomorrow from 8:30am-2:30pm

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/27 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Bill 07/08/28 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/29 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/31 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/32 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/33 Referred to the Allocations Committee

M-45 ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 49 Senators and 13 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Cox. Adjourned at 9:49 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-46 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM OCTOBER 18, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 48 Senators and 15 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Ana Miller – The Project o Community Service Project that will have an impact on a village in Africa

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Bulcock o Jensen o Lair o McCord • Excused Absences: o Bradburn o Boos o Gosser o Hamm o Hoskins o Morton o Propp o Rice o Schultz, Amy o Zeiger • Proxies o Loeb for Hamm o McGinn for Morton o Williams, Alyssa for Hoskins o Wood for Bradburn • Announcements o SGA vs Collegian Football Game last Friday: SGA is victorious o Will play the Collegian in Basketball sometime later in the semester

M-47 COMMITTEE REPORTS • Privilege Fee Chair Blaes – Will look at the Privilege Fee numbers next week considering all of the proposed increased • University Relations Vice Chair Taylor Symons – o T-Shirts, please pick up. o Decided on the SGA hearts you Nov. 12 and Nov. 13 and will include many activities during these days with an emphasis on the Rec. Expansion project

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Public Relations Director Hauser o November newsletter deadlines will be coming up soon • Faculty Senate Representative Weninger o Academic Finals Calendar • Director Stoskopf – Briefings or information sessions on how to lobby o Looking at new ways to Lobby o Kansas Board of Regents meeting o Student Advisory Committee • K-State Salina President Zerr o Annual room and board rate increase legislation was not approved

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/42 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding Structure Moved by Blaes. Chair Piper defers the Chair to Parliamentarian Hoffman. Introduced by Piper. Cox moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed unanimously. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/43 Approval of New Student Senators Moved by St. John. Introduced by Piper. Symons moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed unanimously. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Chair Piper swore in Craig Kuehnert, Sandeep Rana, and Sanjayan Satchithanantham. Parliamentarian Hoffman defers to Chair Piper.

FINAL ACTION Bill 07/08/27 Authorization of Fall Referendum for Recreational Services Expansion Moved by Cox. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Bill passed on a roll call vote of 53-0-0 Bill 07/08/28 FY 2008 Allocation of Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts Moved by Spencer. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Provencio moved to Bulk Roll Call Bill 07/08/28, Bill 07/08/29, and Bills 07/08/31- Bill 07/08/33. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 53-0-0 Bill 07/08/29 FY 2008 Allocation to Council for Exceptional Children Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Loeb. Positive Debate: Loeb Bill passed on a roll call vote of 53-0-0

M-48 Bill 07/08/31 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action Moved by Phelon. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 53-0-0 Bill 07/08/32 FY 2008 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators Moved by Flack. Changes addressed by Spencer. Positive Debate: Spencer Bill passed on a roll call vote of 53-0-0 Bill 07/08/33 FY 2008 Allocation to Kandance Moved by Schnefke. Changes addressed by Provencio. Positive Debate: Provencio Bill passed on a roll call vote of 53-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/34 FY 2008 Allocation to Emerging Green Builders Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/35 FY 2008 Allocation to Newman Club Moved by Tank. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Senator Tank – Council of Parking Operations o Bicycle Problems and Parking Stalls in the Parking Garage • Senator Muir – Great pleasure serving with this body and has been a senator for a longer time period of Phil Anderson • Senator Symons – Please pay and pick up shirt • Allocations Chair Cox – Board of Publications • Senator Williams – Tuesday from 6:30pm-9:00pm in Fourum Hall presentation of Christian Gospel Rap • Senator McGinn – Resolution in support of non discrimination policies to include sexual orientation and identity • Chair Piper – Moving of the Student Senate meeting on Nov. 29th to Tuesday Nov. 27 due to the Men’s Basketball Game vs. Oregon on ESPN2

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/34 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/35 Referred to the Allocations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 50 Senators and 18 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Spencer. Adjourned at 8:22 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-49 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM OCTOBER 25, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 47 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Symons moved for a seven minute recess. Break out session for colleges to plan dean visit.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES Cox moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Boller o Fox o Lair o Rana o Zeiger • Excused Absences: o Blaes o Dwyer o Jensen o Lindemuth o Morton o Reynolds o Sherwood o Thomas o Wagoner o White o Wood • Proxies o Bradburn for Wood o Crook for Blaes o Hill for White o McGinn for Morton o Muir for Lindemuth o Soldan for Wagoner o Symons for Dwyer

M-50 o Williams for Sherwood • Announcements o The meeting on Thursday Nov. 29th, has been moved to Nov. 27th (Tuesday) at 7pm in the Big XII Room due to the home basketball game vs Oregon on ESPN2 o Chair Piper, Vice Chair Schultz, President Wagner, and Vice President Peele will be attending the Big XII Student Government Leadership Conference next week o Please pick up your polo shirt

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Allocations Chair Cox – Hopefully there will be good debate tonight on the bills that will be presented for final action

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice President Peele – Good Neighbors Community Wide Clean Up Day is next weekend o Parking Garage Subcommittee Met o Reasons for supporting Resolution 45 • Manhattan Salina Relations Director McClellan o Aircraft to be put on display • Vice Chair Schultz – Deadline for DPC was Wednesday, 30 requests came in • Faculty Senate Representative Weninger – Ideas for the Finals Schedule

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/46 Approval of Elections Commissioner Moved by Tank. Chair Piper defers the chair to Vice Chair Schultz. Provencio moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Muir moved that Resolution 44 be considered next. Motion seconded and passed.

INTRODUCTION TO LEGISLATION I Res 07/08/44 Commendation to Black Student Union Moved by Muir. Introduced by Piper. Muir moves special orders. Motion seconded and passed.

FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/44 Commendation to Black Student Union Symons moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Bill 07/08/34 FY 2008 Allocation to Emerging Green Builders Moved by Provencio. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Cox moves to Bulk Roll Call Bill 07/08/34 and Bill 07/08/35. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 55-0-0. Bill 07/08/35 FY 2008 Allocation to Newman Club Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Cox. Cox moved to amend Bill 07/08/35 Debate on the Amendment: Positive Debate: Cox Negative Debate: Weninger

M-51 Positive Debate: Kennedy Weston moved to extend question period for three minutes. Motion fails. Negative Debate: Fadler Positive Debate: Vice President Peele. Weninger moved special orders to re-refer this bill back to committee. Debate on Re-referring Bill 07/08/35 back to Committee Positive Debate: Weninger Negative Debate: Cox Positive Debate: Beye Weston moved to end debate. Motion seconded and passed. Re-referring the bill motion fails by majority vote. Positive Debate: Provencio Kennedy moved to end debate. Motion seconded and passed. Amendment passed by two-thirds vote. Positive Debate: Chair Cox – gave speaking privileges to Erica Mohr president of the Newman Club. Provencio moved to extend question period for five minutes. Motion seconded and passed. Positive Debate: Kennedy Negative Debate: Schultz, Jessica Hamm moved to extend question period until all questions are exhausted. Motion fails. Weninger moves to extended question period by three minutes. Motion fails. Positive Debate: Cox Negative Debate: Coleman Positive Debate: Smart Negative Debate: Spencer Positive Debate: Atkisson Negative Debate: Fadler Negative Debate: Vice Chair Schultz Loeb moves to extend question period by a minute. Motion fails. Beye moves to call the previous question. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 43-12-0.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION II Res 07/08/45 Resolution in Support of Expanding Workplace Nondiscrimination Policies to Include Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Moved by Tank. Introduced by McGinn. Moved for summarization by Fadler. Motion seconded and passed. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/36 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Aikido Club Moved by Provencio. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/37 FY 2008 Allocation to Indian Students Association Moved by St.John. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/38 FY 2008 Allocation to Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS) Moved by Symons. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/39 Statutes Amendment Updating Information Guidelines for the Educational Opportunity Fund Moved by Tank. Introduced by Peele. Held for referral.

M-52 OPEN PERIOD • Director Spencer – Allocations Committee and the Allocation process • Senator Weston – Freedom of those who defend it, Monday Nov. 5 in Forum Hall at 6pm • Senator McGinn – Any questions or comments, please contact regarding Res 07/08/45 • SGA Ambassadors Chair Symons – Lambda Phi Eta • Allocations Chair Cox – Student Activity Fee is coming up for review • Vice Chair Schultz – Preparing a presentation for the Student Government Conference, and needs pictures • Vice President Peele- Picture Time

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/45 Referred to the Governmental Relations Committee Bill 07/08/36 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/37 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/38 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/39 Referred to the Educational Opportunity Fund Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 44 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Tank. Adjourned at 9:50 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-53 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM NOVEMBER 1, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Parliamentarian Hoffman called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Parliamentarian Hoffman led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 52 Senators and 21 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • KSU Theatre Department (Promotion of Fiddler on the Roof) • Tom Phillips – Mayor of Manhattan o Collaborate Leadership o Community Goals • Jason Dockins – Delta Lambda Phi o Resolution 45 o Working on this resolution for the city for over a year • Pharamond Guice – Please pass this resolution • Joey Lightner – Support for Resolution 45

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Gross o Henry o Kennedy o Patterson o Propp o Vogel o Weninger • Excused Absences: o Morton o Schultz, Amy o Spencer • Proxies o Kuehnert for Morton o Provencio for Spencer • Announcements o Congratulations to President Wagner on his engagement to his fiancé Nikki Lynn

M-54 o Please note the date change of Student Senate from November 29th to the 27th due to the Men’s Basketball game o Pictures will be taken on November 15th, and dress is business professional

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Privilege Fee Chair Blaes – Two pieces of legislation up for introduction o Privilege Fee worked for several weeks on this legislation o Main increases were in station managers salary and student wages o Rec Expansion Project o Tuesday and Wednesday Forums in the Union to address the Rec Expansion • Allocations Chair Cox – Allocations has three pieces of legislation today o Committee will look at UFM and Women’s Center funding • SGA Ambassadors Chair Symons – SGA Hears you campaign sign up sheets o Monday Nov. 12-Nov. 13th o Want more feedback from freshman, and booths will be in the Union o Please bring Candy and drop off in the OSAS workroom for SGA Hears You • University Relations Chair Hamm – SGA Hears You o Signups for the rest of the week to address the textbook buyback o Please sign up for one shift • Senate Operations Chair Hoskins – Met this week and proofread legislation • Community Service Chair Provencio – Community Service Committee o Have some good ideas o Will be doing an adopt a family this Christmas • Governmental Relations Chair Soldan - City University Fund o Bicycle related issues o Ways to get the community involved in safety issues around campus

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Intern Coordinator Haug – Good neighbors o Event will be held this Saturday • Secretary Lopez – Pick up polo shirts o Contact if not on list-serve or no nametag

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/47 Approval of Appointments to the Special Committee to Study a “Deadweek” Policy for K-State Moved by St.John. Introduced by Director Peele. Phelon moved unanimous. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

White moved to suspend to move Resolution 07/08/48, Resolution 07/08/49 and Bill 07/08/45 to the front of the Agenda. Motion seconded and passed. INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION I Res 07/08/48 Commendation to Morgan Parker and Becky Sullivan Moved by St. John. Introduced by Blaes. Provencio moves special orders. Motion seconded and passed. Symons moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

M-55 Res 07/08/49 Commendation to Caleb Alexander Moved by Tank. Introduced by White. Provencio moves special orders. Motion seconded

and passed. Morton moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Bill 07/08/45 FY 2008 Allocation to Campus Crusade for Christ Moved by Tank. Introduced by Coleman. Held for referral.

FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/45 Resolution in Support of Expanding Workplace Nondiscrimination Policies to Include Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Moved by Morton. Changes addressed by McGinn. Positive Debate: McGinn Cox moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Bill 07/08/36 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Aikido Club Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Cox Positive Debate: Cox Flack moved to Bulk Roll Call Bill 07/08/36 – Bill 07/08/38. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 52-0-0 Bill 07/08/37 FY 2008 Allocation to Indian Students Association Moved by Beye. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 52-0-0 Bill 07/08/38 FY 2008 Allocation to Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS) Moved by Tank. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 52-0-0 Bill 07/08/39 Statutes Amendment Updating Informal Guidelines for the Educational Opportunity Fund Moved by Flack. Changes address by Beye. Positive Debate: Beye Bill passed on a roll call vote of 51-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION II Res 07/08/50 Resolution in Support of the Expansion of Chester E. Peters Recreation Complex Moved by Provencio. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/40 Increase in KSDB Operations Privilege Fee Moved by St. John. Hamm moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/41 Continuance of KSDB Repair and Replacement Privilege Fee Moved by Morton. Symons moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/42 Educational Opportunity Fund Allocations for FY 2009 Moved by Flack. Symons moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed.

M-56 Introduced by Beye. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/43 FY 2008 Allocation to Building on Breaks Moved by St. John. Introduced by Provencio. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/44 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Young Democrats Moved by Tank. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Senator Flack: Please fill out survey • Chair Symons: Thanks for signing up for SGA Hears You Events o Congrats to Robby Flack for being elected K-State Ambassador • Senator Provencio: Donations will be accepted today • Senator Morton: Petition and authors of Resolution 45 o UGB will be meeting tomorrow to discuss air quality in OSAS • Senator Weston: Freedom from those who Defend it event

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/50 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Bill 07/08/40 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee Bill 07/08/41 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee Bill 07/08/42 Referred to the Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Bill 07/08/43 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/44 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/45 Referred to the Allocations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 51 Senators and 17 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Cox. Adjourned at 9:04 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-57 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM NOVEMBER 8, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 44 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD None

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Crook o Phelon o Schnefke o Wilmoth • Excused Absences: o Boos o Gross o Hill o Kuehnert o Merklein o Norris o Schultz, Amy o Sherwood o Thomas o Wagoner o Williams, Kristel o Wood • Proxies o Blaes for Crook o Boller for Gross o Jensen for Boos o Morton for Kuehnert o Muir for Norris o Soldan for Wagoner o Symons for Schultz, Amy

M-58 • Announcements o Student Senate meeting date change from Thursday November 29th to Tuesday November 27th due to the men’s home basketball game vs. Oregon on ESPN2 o Pictures will be taken next week during Student Senate, dress is business professional

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Allocations Chair Cox – o Committee votes for all committee bills in Final Action were 9-0-0 is favor of the bills o Two more meetings until semester ends, will hear all requests until Early February • Senate Operations Chair Hoskins- o Bill keeps things in line for expulsion • Privilege Fee Chair Blaes- o Passed out Legislation for the radio station 10-0-0 o Will look at OSAS and student activity fees o Met with directors Pitts, Union will be requesting an emergency allocation for Union • SGA Ambassador Chair Symons – SGA Hears You o Please bring candy and put in the box inside the OSAS workroom o Chalking and promotions next week to promote SGA Hears You • Community Service Chair Provencio– o Presentation concerning the Flint Hills Bread Basket • Governmental Relations Chair Soldan – o City - University Fund Legislation will be introduced at the next meeting

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Director Stoskophf- Cyndi Carlin and Tom Hawk will come in the coming weeks o Legislative Tips Sessions o Introduction to the Kansas Legislature o K-State hosted two regents today o Under Secretary of Education was in town o Cats in the Capitol will be on Feb. 12th • Faculty Senate Representative Weninger – o Reviewing how curriculum is created o Student request for seniors not taking finals • Vice President Peele – o Educational Opportunity Fund Committee o Student Centered Tuition Enhancements Committee o Good neighbors program o Big XII Student Government Conference

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS None

FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/50 Resolution in Support of the Expansion of Chester E. Peters Recreation Complex Moved by Tank. Changes addressed by Wagner. Positive Debate: Wagner

M-59 Negative Debate: Bulcock Positive Debate: Morton Kennedy moved to extend question period for two minutes. Motion seconded and passed. Negative Debate: Woolston Positive Debate: Symons Negative Debate: Weninger Weninger moved to table the resolution. Motion seconded and fails by majority vote. Positive Debate: Cox Negative Debate: Fadler Chair Piper defers to Parlaimentarian Hoffman. Positive Debate: Chair Piper Parliamentarian Hoffman defers to Chair Piper. Negative Debate: Weston Provencio moved to suspend the rules and call the question. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed on a roll call vote of 46-3-3. Bill 07/08/40 Increase in KSDB Operations Privilege Fee Moved by Provencio. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Muir moved to Bulk Roll Call Bill 07/08/40- Bill 07/08/45. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 52-0-0. Bill 07/08/41 Continuance of KSDB Repair and Replacement Privilege Fee Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Bill passed on a roll call vote of 52-0-0. Bill 07/08/42 Educational Opportunity Fund Allocations for FY 2009 Moved by Tank. Changes addressed by Beye. Positive Debate: Beye Bill passed on a roll call vote of 51-1-0. Bill 07/08/43 FY 2008 Allocation to Building on Breaks Moved by Symons. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 48-4-0. Bill 07/08/44 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Young Democrats Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 50-1-1. Bill 07/08/45 FY 2008 Allocation to Campus Crusade for Christ Moved by Provencio. Changes addressed by Coleman. Positive Debate: Coleman Bill passed on a roll call vote of 48-4-0.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/51 Commendation to Student Publications Staffs Moved by Tank. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Res 07/08/52 Commendation to the University of Texas Student Government Association Moved by Beye. Introduced by Vice President Peele. Patterson moves special orders to consider this resolution for final action. Debate on the motion: Patterson yields debate speaking privileges

M-60 Negative Debate: Weninger Positive Debate: Weston Motion passed. Hoskins moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Bill 07/08/46 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Expulsion Moved by Morton. Introduced by Hoskins. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/47 FY 2008 Allocation to Theta Alpha Phi Moved by Beye. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/48 FY 2008 Allocation to College Republicans Moved by St. John. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/49 FY 2008 Allocation to Beta Sigma Chi Moved by Tank. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/50 FY 2008 Allocation to Up Til’ Dawn Moved by Morton. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Senator Lindemuth: Commend the group that participated in the good neighbors program. o President Wagner’s engagement • Senator Das: Indian Student Associations event this Sunday • Director Stoskopf: Thanks for visiting with the BOR today • Senator Keenedy: Fiddler on the Roof • Senator Muir: Thanks for the debate on the Rec Center Resolution o JCOC • Senator Spencer: Community Service Committee will take donations • Vice President Peele: Thanks for the resolution support o Student Centered Tuition Enhancements • Senator St. John: Pancake Feed next Friday 11am-2:30pm that benefits Boys and Girls Club • Chair Hamm: SGA hears you starts next week o Important that everyone sign up for a good time • Senator Boller: Stolen Yellow Lab that answers to “Shelby” o Contact if found • Senator Weston: Freedom for those who defend it went well o Looking at doing a similar event in late January • Senator McGinn: Big push to consider the non discrimination policy

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/51 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Bill 07/08/46 Referred to the Student Operations Committee Bill 07/08/47 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/48 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/49 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/50 Referred to the Allocations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

M-61 ROLL CALL 44 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Cox. Adjourned at 9:08 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-62 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM NOVEMBER 15, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 53 Senators and 13 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Kansas State Representative Tom Hawk o Passing the Fee to Fund KSU Stadium o SGA Hears You Week – Get out of your comfort zone o Key Issues with the Legislature

APPROVAL OF MINUTES Symons moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Sherwood • Excused Absences: o Ball o Bradburn o Bradford o Coleman o Gosser o Norris o Rice o Salazar o Tryon o White o Willcott o Wilmoth o Woolston • Proxies o Wood for Bradburn o Guinane for Coleman o Huschka for Tryon o Boos for Norris o Blaes for White

M-63 • Announcements o Date change for the next senate meeting from the 29th to the 27th of November due to the Men’s Basketball game vs. Oregon at 8pm on November 29th o No Senate meeting next week due to the Thanksgiving break o Last Senate meeting of the semester will be on Tuesday, November 27th

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Allocations Chair Cox o Special Orders on Legislation next week because of the timing issues o Will probably ask money from the reserves to fund allocations for the semester o Increase in travel requests • College Council Allocations Chair Williams • University Relations Chair Hamm o Good feedback from SGA Hears You Week o Great Article in the Collegian • Community Service Chair Provencio – o Family has been chosen o Donation for the family will be taken • Joint Committee on Officers’ Compensation Chair Muir – o JCOC recommendations are final as of today o Will match ever dollar donated to the family of SGA • Privilege Fee Committee Blaes- o Emergency Request from the Union to replace water cooling valves o OSAS Fee and Student Activity Fee • Governmental Relations Chair Soldan- o Recommendation for the City/University Special Projects

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice President Peele- o Presentation on the Recording Industry Association of America • Vice Chair Schultz- o Diversity Programming Committee o First Visitation due on December 7th o Recycling Program at K-State • Director Stoskopf- o First Legislative Tip Session on December 3rd – Alumni Center (Wildcat Den) o Cats in the Capitol Feb 12th o Wednesday Feb. 20th Higher Education Day o Board of Regents Meeting • Technology Director Damas o Web Domain o Portal Issues o Problem with Information Technology • Director Henry o Code Inspections • Faculty Senate Representative Weninger o Academic Forgiveness Policy

M-64 o Webmail • President Wagner o Needs two appointments for City University Committee

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS None

FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/51 Commendation to Student Publications Staffs Moved by Provencio. Changes addressed by Cox. Weninger moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Bill 07/08/46 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Expulsion Moved by Schultz, Jessica. Changes addressed by Hoskins. Positive Debate: Hoskins Bill passed on a roll call vote of 55-0-0. Morton moved to Bulk roll call Bills 07/08/46- 07/08/50. Motion seconded and passed. Bill 07/08/47 FY 2008 Allocation to Theta Alpha Phi Moved by Spencer. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 55-0-0. Bill 07/08/48 FY 2008 Allocation to College Republicans Moved by Schnefke. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 52-3-0. Bill 07/08/49 FY 2008 Allocation to Beta Sigma Chi Moved by Provencio. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 55-0-0. Bill 07/08/50 FY 2008 Up Til’ Dawn Moved by St.John. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 55-0-0.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/53 Commendation to Lydia Peele and Amy Schultz Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Res 07/08/54 Resolution in Honor of Marcial Antonio Riquelme Moved by Provencio. Introduced by Weston. Ott moves special orders to Final Action. Motion seconded and passed.

FINAL ACTION II Res 07/08/54 Resolution in Honor of Marcial Antonio Riquelme Changes addressed by Weston. Cox moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION II Res 07/08/55 Student Senate Recommendations for the Disbursement of the City/University Special Project Fund for Calendar Year 2009

M-65 Moved by Schultz, Jessica. Symons moves for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Soldan. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/51 FY 2008 Allocation to the KSU College Bowl Team Moved by Tank. Introduced by Spencer. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/52 FY 2008 Allocation to Action Moved by Fox. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/53 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club Moved by Thomas. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/54 FY 2008 Allocation to The Hispanic American Leadership Organization Moved by Norris. Introduced by Spencer. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/55 FY 2008 Allocation to Club Managers Association of America Moved by Kuehnert. Introduced by Spencer. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Senator Symons – A&S meeting tomorrow is at 8:30am with Dean Wheatley • Senator Boller – Puppy was found • Senator Spencer – Community Service Project and Hotel and Rest. Management Dinner • Senator Fadler- Oregon • Senator St. John – DU’s Pancake Feed • Senator Dwyer – Catalyst Class • Senator Muir – Congrats to all where involved in the promotions of the Rec. Center • Senator Bulcock – Stolen Property • Senator Kennedy – Fiddler on the Roof • President Wagner – Treating everyone’s property with respect • Senator Williams – College of Education Senators met with their Dean o December 7th, Commerce Track meet in Ahearn

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/53 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Res 07/08/55 Referred to the Governmental Relations Committee Bill 07/08/51 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/52 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/53 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/54 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/55 Referred to the Allocations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 54 Senators and 14 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Cox. Adjourned at 9:26 p.m. Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-66 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM NOVEMBER 27, 2007 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:04 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 49 Senators and 18 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Jennifer Gehrt – Communication Coordinator for the Information Technology Assistance Center o New systems to replace KATS called ICIS o Phased in approach for the fall 2008 semester • Special Committee to Establish a Student Senate Community Service Project Presentation o Manhattan Emergency Shelter o Special Olympics of Northeast Kansas o American Red Cross • Annie Dwyer - KSU Foundation Telefund Presentation o Changes to Telefund o More student driven • Kansas State Representative Sydney Carlin o Issues in the Kansas House of Representatives o Capitol Improvement o Growth in Kansas jobs

APPROVAL OF MINUTES Tank moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Fox o Oswald o Vogel • Excused Absences: o Ball o Coleman o Huschka o Kuehnert o McGinn o Muir

M-67 o Propp o Salazar o Thomas o Zeiger • Proxies o Lindemuth for Muir o Morton for McGinn o Oswald for Coleman o Symons for Tryon o Williams, Alyssa for Huschka o William, Kristel for Kuhnert • Announcements o First Visitations are due to Vice-Chair Schultz by Friday, December 7th o Please turn in donations to Chair Provencio for the Adopt-A-Family project o First Senate meeting of the spring semester will be on Thursday, January 24th, 2008 o Please contact President Wagner or Chair Piper if interested in serving on the Student Centered Tuition Enhancements

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Allocations Committee Chair Cox – o Bill 57 will be removed from Agenda o Some changes to Bill 60 and will not move special orders • University Relations Chair Hamm- o ICED • Governmental Relations Chair Soldan- o Pizza and Politics with Sue Peterson next Monday, 6:30pm in the Alumni Center (Wildcat Den) o Meeting will address issues about the Kansas Legislature o Creating a stronger voice in Topeka • SGA Ambassadors Chair Symons o Pleased with the outcome of the Pilot Program o Retreat will address issues with the SGA Ambassadors Programs

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Director Peele – Dead Week Committee Chair o Will work with the different parties to make sure that changes are addressed in the dead week policy • Vice Chair Schultz – Recycling Program o Working with Students For Environmental Action o Campus Activities Board – Look at the disconnect with student organizations o PEPSI left over products o Visitations are due on December 7th

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/57 Approval of Elections Commissioner Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Wagner. Schultz moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed.

M-68 Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Elections Commission Eakin is sworn in by President Wagner

FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/53 Commendation to Lydia Peele and Amy Schultz Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Wagner. Spencer moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/55 Student Senate Recommendations for the Disbursement of the City/University Special Projects Fund for Calendar Year 2009 Moved by Phelon. Changes addressed by Soldan. Schultz moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Bill 07/08/51 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU College Bowl Team Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Spencer. Positive Debate: Spencer Faculty Senate Representative Weninger moved to Bulk roll call Bills 07/08/51- Bill07/08/55. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 52-0-0 Bill 07/08/52 FY 2008 Allocation to ACTION Moved by Tank. Changes addressed by Schultz, Jessica. Positive Debate: Schultz, Jessica Bill passed on a roll call vote of 52-0-0 Bill 07/08/53 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 52-0-0 Bill 07/08/54 FY 2008 Allocation to Hispanic American Leadership Organization Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Spencer. Positive Debate: Spencer Bill passed on a roll call vote of 52-0-0 Bill 07/08/55 FY 2008 Allocation to Club Managers Association of America Moved by Tank. Changes addressed by Spencer. Positive Debate: Spencer Bill passed on a roll call vote of 52-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/56 Commendation to Former K-State Ambassadors Andy Ellis and Katelyn Schmidt Moved by Symons. Introduced by Haug. Vice Chair Schultz moved Special Orders to Final Action. Motion passes by two third vote

FINAL ACTION II Res 07/08/56 Commendation to Former K-State Ambassadors Andy Ellis and Katelyn Schmidt Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Haug. Symons moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION II Bill 07/08/56 FY 2008 Allocation to Mortar Board Senior Honor Society

M-69 Moved by Schultz, Jessica. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/57 FY 2008 Allocation to Sensible Nutrition and Body Image Peer Educators (SNAC) Moved by St. John. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/58 FY 2008 Allocation to Black Student Union Moved by Tank. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/59 FY 2008 Additional Campus Organization Funding from Reserves Moved by Phelon. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/60 Increase in Office of Student Activities and Services Privilege Fee Moved by St. John. Cox moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/61 Increase in Student Activity Fee Moved by Cox. Cox moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Allocations Chair Cox- Explanation of Bill 07/08/59 • College Council Allocations Chair Williams – Roommates • Senator Gross- Art Show at Varneys • Governmental Relations Chair – Please sign up for the Pizza and Politics with Sue Peterson • Senator Schultz, Jessica – Ambassador presentation at 3:15pm • University Relations Chair Hamm – Caucus on Dec. 7th at 8pm

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/56 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/57 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/58 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/59 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/60 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee Bill 07/08/61 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 48 Senators and 18 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by White. Adjourned at 8:56 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-70 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM JANUARY 24, 2008 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 50 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Ben Champion – Leading a series of meetings for Environmental Sustainability • Andrew McGowan – Supports resolution 07/08/60 to become more sustainability • Megan Bendal – Supports resolution 07/08/60 for K-State to become more sustainable • Jeff Stilley – Supports resolution 07/08/60 for K-State to become more sustainable • Hayley VanWagden – Supports resolution 60 for K-State to become mores sustainable • Laney Mier – Support resolution 07/08/60 for K-State to become more sustainable • Ryan Ortiz – Support resolution 07/08/60 for K-State to become more sustainable

APPROVAL OF MINUTES Cox moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Bulcock o Jensen o Patterson o Sundahl • Excused Absences: o None • Proxies o Morton for Kuehnert • Announcements o Welcome Back! Hope that everybody had a relating and fun-filled Winter Break! o Second visitations are due to Vice-Chair Schultz by Friday, February 29th, 2008

COMMITTEE REPORTS • University Relations Chair Hamm – Surveys for SGA Hears You Week o Another SGA Hears You type of campaign in the spring • Allocations Chair Cox – Passed Legislation out of committee o Legislation for increasing the budget amount • Governmental Relations Chair Soldan – Will resume regular meeting next week

M-71 o Pizza and Politics went well o GR will probably conduct a similar event on Feb. 11th • Privilege Fee Chair Blaes – Two bills up for final action o Next week the committee will look at the minimum wage increase for next year • Community Service Chair Provencio – Over $600 raised for the adopted family o Thanks for contributing

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Governmental Relations Director Stoskopf o Higher Ed Day o Pizza and Politics Part Two • Manhattan-Salina Relations Director McLellan o Good semester ahead • International Affairs Director Alhawwas o International Carnival next week • Vice President Peele – Center for Child Development o Parking Council met: Proposal will be submitted soon o Student Centered Tuition Enhancements • President Wagner – Emergency Text Messaging o Saferide: 100,000 rider in the next few weeks o Professor of the Year • Faculty Senate Representative Weninger – Academic Fresh Start and Forgiveness programs have been approved o State of the State Address • Vice Chair Schultz – Next Friday all Pepsi Allocation requests are due o Visitations List

White moved to suspend the rules and move Introduction of Legislation before Approval of Appointments. Motion passed. INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/58 Commendation to KSU Horse Judging Team Moved by Cox. Introduced by Blaes. Atkisson moved special orders to have the resolution sent to final action. Motion passed. Atkisson moved unanimous consent. Motion passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent Res 07/08/59 Commendation to K-State Crops Team Moved by St. John. Introduced by White. Blaes moved to have this resolution sent to final action. Motion passed. Beye moved unanimous consent. Motion passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/60 Resolution in Support of a Campus Commitment to Sustainability Moved by Tank. Introduced by Wanger. Blaes moved to have this resolution to final action. Motion passes. Cox moved unanimous consent. Motion passes. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/61 Resolution to Support the K-State Proud Campaign Moved by Symons. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral.

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Beye moved to suspend the rules and move Bill 07/08/57 before approval of appointments. Motion passes. FINAL ACTION Bill 07/08/57 FY 2008 Allocation to Sensible Nutrition Moved by Beye. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 49-0-0

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/62 Approval of Appointment to the Student Centered Tuition Enhancement Committee Moved by Schultz, Jessica. Introduced by Peele. Blaes moved unanimous consent. Motion passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

FINAL ACTION Bill 07/08/56 FY 2008 Allocation to Mortar Board Senior Honor Society Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Vice Chair Schultz moved to bulk roll call Bill 07/08/56, Bill 07/08/58, and Bill 07/08/59. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 51-0-0 Bill 07/08/58 FY 2008 Allocation to Black Student Union Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 51-0-0 Bill 07/08/59 FY 2008 Addition Campus Organization Funding from Reserves Moved by Phelon. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 51-0-0 Bill 07/08/60 Increase in Office of Student Activities and Services Privilege Fee Moved by Provencio. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Vice Chair Schultz moved to Bulk roll call Bill 07/08/60 and Bill 07/08/61. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 51-0-0 Bill 07/08/61 Increase in Student Activity Fee Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Bill passed on a roll call vote of 51-0-0

OPEN PERIOD • Coordinator Spencer: K-State Blackout • Vice Chair Schultz: Muir wants everyone to watch the State of the Union • Chair Hamm: Please fill out the surveys and public discussion of energy is form 7-9pm in the Flint Hills Room next Tuesday • Senator Huschka: Greek Weekend to recruit high school students

M-73 • Senator Morton: Still 170 tickets for Will Farrell • Governmental Relations Director Stoskopf: Silver Key • Senator Beye: University Experience Class, Information meeting next week • Allocation Chair Cox: Democratic Procress • Senator Wood: Sunday at Cinco Park, a microchip clinic • Senator Weston: One Campaign

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/61 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 50 Senators and 20 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Norris. Adjourned at 8:47 p.m. Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-74 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM JANUARY 31, 2008 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 47 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Megan Dwyer and Cole Galyon – K-State Proud Presentation o Second Year of the K-State Proud Campaign o Big Monday game against The University of Texas • Jon Bergin – Saferide Update o An overview of the Saferide passengers and riders o Plans for the Saferide week

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Bulcock o Coleman o Jensen • Excused Absences: o Guinane o Kennedy o Soldan o Sundahl o Thomas • Proxies o Morton for Cox • Announcements o Visitations are due to Vice-Chair Schultz by Friday, February 29th o SGA will be hosting the Collegian in a basketball game. Please contact Senate Boller for more details.

COMMITTEE REPORTS • SGA Ambassador Chair Symons o Will be scheduling a retreat for this semester

M-75 o Change things up • College Council Allocations Chair Williams o Possible openings in CCAC

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Chief of Staff Carter o Smoking Ban in Manhattan o Planning stages • Faculty Senate Relations Director Weninger o One resolution regarding the calendar • Vice President Peele o Student Centered Tuition Enhancements update • Governmental Relations Director Stoskopf o Cats in the capitol is two weeks away o February 13th, Higher Ed Day

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS None

FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/61 Resolution to Support the K-State Proud Campaign Moved by Symons. Changes addressed by Wagner. Symons moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/63 Commendation to 2007 National Professor of the Year Chris Sorenson Moved by Phelon. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Res 07/08/64 Commendation to 2007 Kansas Professor of the Year David Littrell Moved by Tank. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Res 07/08/65 Resolution in Honor of Former Student Body President Kyle Barker Moved by Morton. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Res 07/08/66 Commendation to K-State Hero Award Recipients Moved by St. John. Introduced by Oliver. Held for referral. Res 07/08/67 Commendation to Saferide Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral. Res 07/08/68 Resolution in Support of Refining the Structure and Purpose of the College Councils Moved by Morton. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Res 07/08/69 Resolution in Support of Academic Calendar Revision Moved by Morton. Introduced by Weninger. Held for referral. Res 07/08/70 Standing Rules Amendment Concerning Student Senate Resolutions Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Blaes moves to insert Resolution 07/08/71 into the agenda. Motion seconded and passed. Res 07/08/71 Commendation to 2007-2008 K-State Men’s Basketball Team Moved by Morton. Introduced by Carter. Blaes moves special orders on Res 07/08/65 and Res 07/08/67

M-76 Positive Debate: Blaes Negative Debate: Weninger Motion passed by two thirds vote.

FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/65 Resolution in Honor of Former Student Body President Kyle Barker Moved by Provencio. Changes addressed by Wagner. Muir motioned a moment of silence when this bill passes. Motion seconded and passed. Provencio moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. A moment of silence was held for former Student Body President Barker. Resolution passed unanimously. Res 07/08/67 Commendation to Saferide Moved by Symons. Changes addressed by Blaes. Morton moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed unanimously.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION II Bill 07/08/62 Increase of K-State Student Union Operations Budget Privilege Fee Moved by Vice Chair Schulz. Vice Chair Schultz moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/63 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Duties of the Student Senate Secretary Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Vice Chair Schultz moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Hoskins. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/64 Constitutional Amendment Concerning Ratification of Amendments to the KSU SGA Constitution Moved by Kuehnert. Introduced by Hoskins. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/65 FY 2008 Allocation to Kansas State Collegiate 4-H Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Atkisson. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/66 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Interfraternity Council Moved by Phelon. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/67 FY 2008 Allocation to the KSU Juggling Club Moved by Symons. Introduced by Loeb. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/68 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Panhellenic Council Moved by Morton. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Governmental Relations Director Stoskopf: Silver key application are due Monday • SGA Ambassadors Symons: Student Alumni Board o K-State Proud Campaign • Senator Boller: Collegian vs. SGA Basketball o Needs both males and females to field team • Chief of Staff Carter: Kick Ball, Legislative Branch vs. Executive Branch • Senator Muir: Thanks to the authors of all the resolutions • Senator Beye: Student Foundation • Senator Wood: Prevent a litter campaign • Senator Dwyer: Telefund • Senator Weston: Caucus

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REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/63 Referred to the Senate Executive Committee Res 07/08/64 Referred to the Senate Executive Committee Res 07/08/66 Referred to the Senate Executive Committee Res 07/08/68 Referred to the Senate Executive Committee Res 07/08/69 Referred to the Senate Executive Committee Res 07/08/70 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee Res 07/08/71 Referred to the Senate Executive Committee Bill 07/08/62 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee Bill 07/08/63 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee Bill 07/08/64 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee Bill 07/08/65 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/66 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/67 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/68 Referred to the Allocations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS Bill 07/08/63 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Duties of the Student Senate Secretary Bill 07/08/64 Constitutional Amendment Concerning Ratification of Amendments to the KSU SGA Constitution

ROLL CALL 46 Senators and 20 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Weninger. Adjourned at 8:55 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-78 lbSTUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM FEBRUARY 7, 2008 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:02 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 46 Senators and 13 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Kerri Keller – General Education Review Committee o Changes for the general education requirements

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Fadler o Sundahl • Excused Absences: o Ball o Bradford o Hubert o Merklein o Reynolds o Salazar o Thomas o Weston o Willcott • Proxies o Hoskins for Oswald o Soldan for Weston • Announcements o Please fill out to survey to decide on what time to have a meeting in Salina o Remember second visitation is due by February 29th o KSU vs. the Collegian in Basketball. Contact Senator Boller for more information.

Blaes moved special order on Res 07/08/63, Res 07/08/64, and Res 07/08/66. Motion passed. FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/63 Commendation to 2007 National Professor of the Year Chris Sorensen

M-79 Moved by Morton. Changes addressed by Wagner. Phelon moved unanimous consent. Motion passed. Wagner yields his speaking privileges to Professor Sorensen. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/64 Commendation to 2007 Kansas Professor of the Year David Littrell Moved by Cox. Changes addressed by Wanger. Symons moved unanimous consent. Motion passes. Wagner yield speaking privileges to Professor Littrell. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/66 Commendation to K-State Hero Award Recipients Moved by Kuehnert. Changes addressed by Rice. Tank moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

COMMITTEE REPORTS • University Relations Chair – Filing deadline for SGA elections o Elections Fair • Governmental Relations Chair Soldan – Cats in the Capitol and State Higher Education Day o Still room for people to go to these events • Privilege Fee Chair Blaes – Meet next Monday at 5:30 to review the Rec. Budget • College Council Allocations Chair Williams – o Meeting was cancelled last week due to the weather • SGA Ambassadors Chair Symons – meeting this Tuesday to evaluate the pilot program o SGA Reunion during the open house weekend

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Technology Coordinator Damas o Text messaging system o ISIS o E-mail committee for system wide e-mail • Governmental Relations Director Stoskopf o Cats in the Capitol o Pizza and Politics • Vice Chair Schultz o Banquet will be a week before the last senate meeting

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/72 Approval of New Student Senators Moved by Morton. Introduced by Vice Chair Schultz. Morton moved unanimous consent. Motion passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Mark Andre, Alex Delimont, Jonathan Staats, Maggie Waltz were sworn in by Chair Piper. Res 07/08/73 Approval of Elections Review Committee Members Moved by St. John. Introduced by Chair Hoskins. Spencer moves unanimous consent. Motion passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/68 Resolution in Support of Refining the Structure and Purpose of College Councils Moved by Phelon. Changes addressed by Wagner. Muir moved for an amendment. Motion seconded and passed.

M-80 Vice Chair Schultz moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/69 Resolution in Support of Academic Calendar Revision Moved by Morton. Changes addressed by Weninger. Positive Debate: Weninger Vice Chair Schultz moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/70 Standing Rules Amendment Concerning Student Senate Resolutions Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Changes addressed by Piper. Positive Debate: Wagner Morton moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/71 Commendation to 2007-2008 KSU Men’s Basketball Team Moved by Weninger. Changes addressed by Carter. Positive Debate: Carter Vice Chair Schultz moves unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Bill 07/08/63 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Duties of the Student Senate Secretary Moved by Spencer. Positive Debate: Hoskins Vice Chair moved to Bulk roll call Bill 07/08/63 and Bill07/08/64. Motion passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 53-0-0 Bill 07/08/64 Constitutional Amendment Concerning Ratification of Amendments to the KSU SGA Constitution Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Changes addressed by Hoskins. Positive Debate: Hoskins Bill passed on a roll call vote of 53-0-0 Bill 07/08/65 FY 2008 Allocation to Kansas State Collegiate 4-H Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Changes addressed by Atkisson. Symons moved to Bulk roll call Bills 07/08/65-Bill 07/08/68. Motion seconded and passed. Positive Debate: Atkisson Bill 07/08/66 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Interfraternity Council Moved by Morton. Changes addressed by Schultz, Jessica. Positive Debate: Schultz, Jessica Bill passed on a roll call vote of 53-0-0 Bill 07/08/67 FY 2008 Allocation to the KSU Juggling Club Moved by Morton. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 52-0-1 Bill 07/08/68 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Panhellenic Council Moved by Morton. Changes addressed by Schultz, Jessica. Positive Debate: Schultz, Jessica Bill passed on a roll call vote of 53-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/69 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Habitat for Humanity Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Morton. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/70 FY 2008 Allocation to American Humanics Student Association

M-81 Moved by Flack. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/71 FY 2008 Allocation to Delta Chi Fraternity Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Kennedy. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • University Relations Chair Hamm – Please sign up for the booth • Senator Crook – Ag. Senators will be meeting with the Dean on Feb. 20th • Senator Kennedy – Saferide’s 100,000 number • Senator Phelon – Senior • Senator Boller – Basketball team • President Wagner – Feedback forms form the presentation heard earlier o Board of Regents: Tuition Cap for all universities • Allocations Chair Cox: Looking at Bill 71 on Sunday 7pm in OSAS Conference Room • Senator K. Williams – Book Review • Senator Beye – Chimes Honorary • Senator Lindemuth – Looking for students to interview for deferred maintenance • Senator Muir – Next Friday is the deadline for filing for office

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/69 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/70 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/71 Referred to the Allocations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 51 Senators and13 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Norris. Adjourned at 9:00 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-82 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM FEBRUARY 14, 2008 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:01 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 44 Senators and 15 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Associate Vice Provost of Information Services James Lyall – Zimbra Email Presentation Vice Chair Schultz moved to extend question and presentation period until all questions have been exhausted. Motion seconded and passed. o Possible changes to webmail at K-State • KSU Grad Student David Westfall – “One” Campaign Presentation o One Campus Challenge

APPROVAL OF MINUTES Tank moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Wilkerson o Vogel • Excused Absences: o Coleman o Hamm o Hill o Krueger o Merklein o Morton o Reynolds o Thomas o White o William, K. • Proxies o Blaes for White o Flack for Krueger o Haug for Williams o McGinn for Morton • Announcements

M-83 o Next meeting will be in the Alumni Center Ballroom starting at 7:00pm on February 21st, 2008. Senate will be watching a presentation from NAACP Chairman Julian Bond, and Senate will reconvene afterwards in the Big12 Room at approximately 8:30pm. o Meeting in Salina is scheduled for February 26th, 2008. Dinner and tours are optional (6:00pm), and the Student Senate meeting is mandatory starting at 7p.m. o Second visitations are due to Vice Chair Schultz by Friday, February 29th. o KSU SGA will be hosting the Collegian to a friendly game of basketball. Contact Senator Boller for more details.

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Senator Muir – o City - University Fund Approvals A moment of silence was held for the events at Northern Illinois University. • Privilege Fee Chair Blaes – Will continue to look at the Rec. Budget o Union Operations Budget is up for final action • Allocations Chair Cox – Will be addressing a number of issues that have been tabled • College Council Allocations Chair Williams – Committee will be asking for additional funding from reserves in the current Bill that will be introduced • SGA Ambassadors Chair Symons – Revamped the Ambassadors program o Changes will make the presentations better • Governmental Relations Chair Soldan – City – University Fund Recommendations o Cats in the Capitol and State Higher Education Day o Campus Bicycle Safety o Smoking Ban Issues and will work with Cabinet

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Manhattan Salina Relations Director McLellan: Happy Valentine’s Day o Excited for SGA’s visit to Salina • Faculty Senate Relations Director Weninger o Presented the resolution to faculty senate to change the challenger • Governmental Relations Director Stoskopf: o Thanks to everyone that attended Cats in the Capitol o State Higher Education Day • Vice President Peele – Student Centered Tuition Enhancements o Garage Subcommittee on Parking Council • President Wagner – Board of Regents Meeting concerning tuition proposals • Vice Chair Schultz – Finalized a theme for the Big12 Conference o Visitations are due on Friday, February 29th, 2008

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/74 Approval of New Student Senators Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Vice Chair Schultz. Spencer moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Chair Piper swore in Senators Christine Capliner, Addison Kirkland, and John Porter. Blaes moved to consider Resolution 07/08/76 to the agenda. Motion seconded and passed. Res 07/08/76 Approval of Appointments to University-Wide Committees

M-84 Moved by Spencer. Introduced by Wagner. Schultz, Jessica moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

FINAL ACTION Bill 07/08/62 Increase of K-State Student Union Operations Budget Privilege Fee Moved by Norris. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Negative Debate: Weninger Bill fails by a roll call vote of 33-10-10 Senator Muir voted to reconsider the vote for Bill 62. Motion passes and seconded. Muir moved to refer to Privilege Fee Committee. Motion second and passed. Held for referral. Schultz moved to bulk roll call Bill 07/08/62, Bill 07/08/69, and Bill07/08/70. Bill 07/08/69 FY 2008 Allocation to Habitat for Humanity Moved by Boller. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed by a roll call vote of 53-0-0 Bill 07/08/70 FY 2008 Allocation to American Humanics Student Association Moved by Phelon. Changes addressed by Schultz, Jessica. Positive Debate: Schultz, Jessica Bill passed by a roll call vote of 53-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/75 Resolution in Support of Kansas State University Being Recognized as a One Campus Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Weston. Ott moved special orders to final action. Motion seconded and passed.

FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/75 Resolution in Support of Kansas State University Cox moved unanimous consent. Motion second and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/72 FY 2008 Allocation to Building on Breaks Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Atkisson. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/73 FY 2008 Allocation to Children’s and Adolescent’s Literature Community Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/74 FY 2008 Allocation to International Coordinating Council Moved by Provencio. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/75 Additional College Council Funding From Reserves Moved by Provencio. Introduced by CCAC Chair Williams. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Senator Boller – Basketball practice this Sunday 2pm in GYM 4, Rec. Center • Allocations Chair Cox – Thanks for asking questions about allocations bills • Senator Lindemuth – Wizard Rock • Senator Muir – Tomorrow 4 o’ clock. File. Do STUFF! • Privilege Fee Chair Blaes – Thanks to those who have concerns about bill 62, please come to

M-85 meeting Monday if you would like to discuss this • Senator Crook – Breakfast next week with the College of Agriculture Dean • SGA Ambassadors Chair Symons – K-State Proud Campaign

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/62 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee Bill 07/08/72 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/73 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/74 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/75 Referred to the College Council Allocations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 47 Senators and 14 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Cox. Adjourned at 9:47 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-86 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM FEBRUARY 21, 2008 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 48 Senators and 18 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD None

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Coleman o Thomas o Tryon • Excused Absences: o Boos o Crook o Guinane o Huschka o Rice o Wood • Proxies o Morton for Kuehnert o Norris for Boos o Williams for Huschka • Announcements o The meeting at K-State Salina is scheduled for 7:00pm on Tuesday, February 26th. Dinners and tours will start at 6:00pm. Don’t forget to sign up for the carpools. o Second visitations are due in Vice Chair Schultz’s box on February 29th, 2008 by 4. o SGA will be hosting the Collegian in basketball. See Senator Boller for more details. o Representation of Student Senate for 2008-2009

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Governmental Relations Chair Soldan o GR will be helping with the smoking ban

M-87 o Bicycle Safety • College Council Allocations Committee Williams o No meeting on Tuesday (Meeting in Salina) or the next Tuesday (BB game) o Bill up for final action • University Relations Chair Hamm o Thanks to all that participated in the Elections Opportunity Fair o Alumni Event • Privilege Fee Chair Bales o Statutes Changes o Recreation Services Budget o K-State Student Union Bill up for final action o Collegiate Readership Program • Allocations Chair Cox o Couple of bills have been denied due to lack of educational value o Various other bills up for final action • Senate Operation Chair Hoskins o Senate Ops will not meet this Tuesday o Will meet on Thursday to discuss College Councils

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Faculty Senate Representative Weninger o Library moving away from paper from to electronic form • Chief of Staff Carter o Cabinet is working on a Manhattan smoking ban o March 3rd would be the start of the Smoking Ban campaign week • Vice President Peele o Student Centered Tuition Enhancements o Parking Council • President Wagner o Cashcourse.org/ksu for financial planning o $2.5 million for research o Athletics Director Tim Weiser leaving o Crisis Management Discussion o Renumbering of the Statutes • Vice Chair Schultz o Big 12 Conference o Diversity Programming Council o Visitations are Due next Friday o Carpooling to Salina

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 07/08/77 Approval of New Student Senator Moved by Morton. Introduced by Vice Chair Schultz. Morton moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Chair Piper sworn Krista Leben as senator for the College of Arts and Sciences. Res 07/08/79 Approval of Elections Review Committee Members Moved by Schnefke. Introduced by Parliamentarian Hoffman.

M-88 Vice Chair Schultz moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

FINAL ACTION Bill 07/08/62 Increase of K-State Student Union Operating Budget Privilege Fee Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Cox moved to extend question period for five minutes. Motion seconded and passed. Weninger offered an amendment to Parliamentarian Hoffman. Weninger’s Amendment has been seconded. Faculty Senate Representative Weninger presented the amendment. Positive Debate: Weninger Cox moved to recess for three minutes. Motion seconded and passed. Negative Debate: Weston Negative Debate: Wagner Negative Debate: Blaes Negative Debate: Morton Positive Debate: Fadler Negative Debate: Cox Cox moved to call the question. Motion seconded and passed. Blaes moved for a roll call vote on the amendment. Amendment failed on a roll call vote of 2-51-1. Debate on the Bill before the amendment: Negative Debate: Weninger Positive Debate: Muir Negative Debate: Schultz, Jessica Positive Debate: Morton Positive Debate: Beye Negative Debate: Fadler Positive Debate: President Wagner Kennedy moved to extend question period by two minutes. Division is called. Motion seconded and failed. Negative Debate: Weninger Weninger moved to close debate and call the question. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 45-9-0 Bill 07/08/72 FY 2008 Allocation to Building on Breaks Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Atkisson. Positive Debate: Atkisson VC Schultz moved to bulk roll call Bills 07/08/72-Bill 07/08/75. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 51-3-0 Bill 07/08/73 FY 2008 Allocation to Children’s and Adolescent’s Literature Community Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Weston moved to extend question period by three minutes. Motion seconded and passed. Negative Debate: President Wagner Provencio moved to refer this Bill 07/08/73 back to committee. Positive Debate: Provencio Negative Debate: Cox Provencio rescinded the motion. Senator Cox presented an amendment to the chair. Cox introduced the amendment to the body.

M-89 Positive Debate: Cox Positive Debate: Morton Positive Debate: Weston Cox’s amendment passed by majority vote. Negative Debate: Blaes Positive Debate: Cox Negative Debate: Weston Schultz moved to suspend the rules and call the question. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 46-8-0 Bill 07/08/74 FY 2008 Allocation to International Community Council Moved by Andre. Changes addressed by Schultz, Jessica. Positive Debate: Schultz, Jessica Bill passed on a roll call vote of 54-0-0 Bill 07/08/75 Additional College Council Funding from Reserves Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Williams, Alyssa. Positive Debate: Williams, Alyssa Bill passed on a roll call vote of 54-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/78 Resolution in Support of Northern Illinois University Administration, Alumni, Faculty, Staff, and Students Moved by St. John. Chair Piper defers the Chair to the Vice Chair. Vice Chair Schultz takes over the Chair. Muir moved special orders. Motion seconded and passed.

FINAL ACTION Res 07/08/78 Resolution in Support of Northern Illinois University Administration, Alumni, Faculty, Staff, and Students Norris moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Muir moved to have a moment of silence in remembrance of the shootings at NIU. Motion seconded and passed.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/76 FY 2008 Allocation to Kappa Kappa Psi Moved by Muir. Muir moved to have Bill 07/08/76 to Bill 07/08/79 be summarized. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/77 FY 2008 Allocation to Kappa Kappa Psi Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held by referral. Bill 07/08/78 FY 2008 Allocation to Collegiate Music Educators’Assocation Moved by Hoskins. Introduced by Morton. Held for referral. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/79 FY 2008 Allocation to Wildcats Against Rape Moved by White. Introduced by Cox. Vice Chair Schultz moved to suspend the rules, and move Final action on Bill 07/08/77 and Bill 07/08/78. Motion seconded and passed. Cox moved to be bulk roll call bills 07/08/77 and 07/08/78.

FINAL ACTION Bill 07/08/77 FY 2008 Allocation to Kappa Kappa Psi

M-90 Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 53-0-0 Bill 07/08/78 FY 2008 Allocation to Collegiate Music Educators’Assocation Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 53-0-0

OPEN PERIOD • Senator Boller: Practice Sunday and game against the Collegian Firday • Chief of Staff Carter: Three branches of government and vote your way • Vice Chair Schultz: Second visitations • Senator Muir: Amendments o Vote next Tuesday and Wednesday • Allocation Chair Cox: Thanks for paying attention to debates • Senator K. Williams: Track team competition • Senator Weston: Next Thursday, Joseph Phillips for a diversity event.

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/76 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/79 Referred to the Allocations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 50 Senators and 12 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by St John. Adjourned at 10:30 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-91 STUDENT SENATE MEETING K-STATE SALINA STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER FEBRUARY 26, 2008 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:47 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 32 Senators and 18 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD None

APPROVAL OF MINUTES Cox moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Atkisson o Beye o Coleman o Kennedy o Leben o St. John o Tryon o Waltz o White • Excused Absences: o Ball o Blaes o Coleman o Crook o Delimont o Dwyer o Fadler o Flack o Guinane o Krueger o Kuehnert o Lindemuth o McGinn o Merklein

M-92 o Morton o Muir o Spencer o Symons o Thomas o Vogel • Proxies o Boos for Morton o Haug for Lindemuth o Hoskins for McGinn o Leben for Symons o Loeb for Delimont o Norris for Muir o Provencio for Spencer o Schnefke for Guinane o Schultz, Amy for Blaes o Schultz, Jessica for Vogel o Staats for Crook o St. John for Flack o Weninger for Fadler o Williams, Alyssa for Krueger o Williams, Kristel for Kuehnert • Announcements o Thanks to K-State Salina Student Senate for being gracious hosts and providing us with tours and dinner this evening. o Second visitations are due by Friday, February 29th in Vice Chair Schultz’s box o SGA will be playing the Collegian in basketball this Friday, February 29th, 2008, 4pm at Chester E. Peters Recreation Center

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Community Service Chair Provencio o Upcoming Community Service Project • Senate Operations Chair o Ops will meet Thursday at 6pm to review the College Councils • Allocation Chair Cox o SGA Allocations Deadlines approaching • University Relations Chair Hamm o Textbook discussion with the union book store • Governmental Relations Chair Soldan o Smoking Ban

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • President Wagner o Text messaging test at 10am on Wednesday • Vice President Peele o Student Centered Tuition Enhancements: OSAS increase for Collegiate Readership o Will fund brand new programs

M-93 o Looking at three year cycle • Manhattan Salina Relations Director McLellan o Thanks for coming out • Vice Chair Schultz o Visitations are due Friday o Lecture this Thursday will count at a Diversity event o Smoking Ban Forum Next Thursday

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS None

FINAL ACTION Bill 07/08/76 FY 2008 Allocation to Kappa Kappa Psi Moved by Phelon. Changes addressed by Schultz, Jessica. Positive Debate: Schultz, Jessica Cox moved to bulk roll call Bill 07/08/76 and Bill 07/08/79. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-0 Bill 07/08/79 FY 2008 Allocation to Wildcats Against Rape Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/80 FY 2008 Allocation to International Tuba and Euphonium Association Moved by Cox. Introduced by Propp. Held for referral Bill 07/08/81 FY 2009 Allocation to International Tuba and Euphonium Association Moved by Norris. Introduced by Propp. Held for referral Bill 07/08/82 FY 2008 Allocation to Student Health Advisory Committee Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Propp. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/83 FY 2008 Allocation to African’s Student Union Moved by Norris. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/84 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Potter’s Guild Moved by Andre. Introduced by Loeb. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/85 Increase of Recreational Services Operations Budget Privilege Fee Moved by Ott. Introduced by Weston. Hoskins moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/86 Increase of Recreational Services Repair and Replacement Reserve Privilege Fee Moved by Cox. Schultz, Jessica moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Weston. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/87 Increase in the KSU Sports Club Activity Fee Moved by Cox. Schultz, Jessica moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Weston. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Senator Boller – Big game Friday against the Collegian • Allocations Chair Cox – Allocations bills • President Wagner – K-State saves week

M-94 • Community Service Chair – Provencio o Toiletries for Community Service Project • Intern Coordinator Haug: Presidential Townhall Debate o Town Hall forum next Monday, 7pm in K-State Union Ballroom • University Relations Chair Hamm o Student Foundation applications at found.ksu.edu/foundation • Senator K. Williams o Workers of Wisdom • Senator Weston o Co-sponsoring Author Williams next Thursday

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/80 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/81 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/82 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/83 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/84 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/85 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee Bill 07/08/86 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee Bill 07/08/87 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS • By Laws: Numbering and Ordering Changes to the By-Laws • Allocations Regulations

ROLL CALL 32 Senators and 18 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Norris. Adjourned at 8:33 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-95 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM MARCH 6, 2008 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

BILL MUIR’S BIRTHDAY RECOGNITION • President Wagner and Chair Piper led Bill Muir’s 60th Happy Birthday Song

ROLL CALL 46 Senators and 17 Interns were present for roll. Boller moved for a three minute recess. Motion seconded and passed.

OPEN PERIOD • Provost Duane Nellis Senator Muir moved to extend speaking privileges until all points and questions have been exhausted. Motion seconded and passed. o Enhancing International Opportunities for Students o University Wide Honors Program o Allocation of Funds for more salaries o Math Learning Center o Common Freshman Experience o Strong Commitment to the Library o Faculty Salary Enhancements o Chief Academic Officer of the University • Ryan Gardner from BOSS (Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers) Organization o Point of contact between Fort Riley and K-State Cox moved to extend question period by five minutes. Motion seconded and passed. • Lisa Hund – President of Students for the Right to Life o 2008 March for the Right to Life Appeal Request to Student Senate • Shiva Garimell – Graduate Student Council (Research Forum) o Undergraduate students get to present their abstracts

APPROVAL OF MINUTES White moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Andre o Atkisson o Leben

M-96 o Ott • Excused Absences: o Crook o Delimont o Dwyer o Guinane o Hamm o Hubert o Kuehnert o Schnefke • Proxies o Boos for Schnefke o Loeb for Hamm o Morton for Kuehnert o White for Crook • Announcements o Congrats to the SGA Basketball Team and their victory over the Collegian on Friday o Please bring toiletry items for the community service drive all this month. Please see Chair Provencio for more details. o Please fill out voting slips for Senator, Intern, and Cabinet Member of the Year Award and turn them into Vice-Chair Schultz o Next meeting will be chaired by Parliamentarian Hoffman due to executive members attendance at Big XII Day on the Hill

COMMENDATIONS Chair Piper defers to Vice Chair Schultz. Vice Chair Schultz takes over the Chair. Res 07/08/80 Commendation to Black Student Union Moved by Cox. Introduced by Piper. Cox moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/81 Commendation to Jon McClelland and K-State Salina Student Governing Association Moved by Boller. Introduced by Piper. Cox moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/82 Commendation to Senators and Interns who Served 2007-2008 Terms “With Honors” Moved by Morton. Introduced by Piper. Blaes moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Vice Chair Schultz defers to Chair Piper. Chair Piper takes over the Chair.

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Presentation from K-State Student Union Funding Structure Committee Cox moved to extend questions period until all questions are exhausted. Motion seconded and passed. • Allocations Committee Chair Cox o Students for the Right to Life Situation o Couple of Bills tonight for Final and Introduction of Legislation • Community Service Chair Provencio

M-97 o Toiletries drive all during the month of March o Textbook Drive for Children in Africa

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice President Peele o Student Centered Tuition Enhancements • Technology Director Damas o Email Situation • Vice Chair Schultz o Thanks to individuals who turned in visitation forms o Diversity Programming upcoming events • Manhattan-Salina Relations Director McClelland o Wants to participate in more events with the Manhattan Campus and Community Service Drive • Faculty Senate Relations Director Weninger o Plagiarism definition

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS None

FINAL ACTION Blaes moved to suspend the rules and move Bills 07/08/82, Bill 07/08/85, Bill 07/08/86, and Bill 07/08/87 at the front of the final action. Motion seconded and passed. Bill 07/08/82 FY 2008 Allocation to Student Health Advisory Committee Moved by Phelon. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Blaes moved to Bulk roll Bill 07/08/82, Bill 07/08/85, Bill 07/08/86, and Bill 07/08/87. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 44-0-2 Bill 07/08/85 Increase of Recreational Services Operations Budget Privilege Fee Moved by Spencer. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Bill passed on a roll call vote of 44-0-2 Bill 07/08/86 Increase of Recreational Services Repair and Replacement Reserve Privilege Fee Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Bill passed on a roll call vote of 45-0-1 Bill 07/08/87 Increase in KSU Sports Clubs Activity Fee Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Bill passed on a roll call vote of 45-0-1 Bill 07/08/80 FY 2008 Allocation to International Tube and Euphonium Association Moved by Boller. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Morton moved to Bulk roll call Bills 07/08/80, Bill 07/08/81, Bill 07/08/83, and Bill 07/08/84. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 43-0-0 Bill 07/08/81 FY 2008 Allocation to International Tuba and Euphonium Association

M-98 Moved by Morton. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 43-0-0 Bill 07/08/83 FY 2008 Allocation to African Student Union Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Schultz, Jessica. Positive Debate: Schultz, Jessica Bill passed on a roll call vote of 42-0-1 Bill 07/08/84 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Potter’s Guild Moved by Boller. Changes addressed by Loeb. Positive Debate: Loeb Bill passed on a roll call vote of 43-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/83 Approval of FY 2009 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Vice President Peele. Weninger moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Held for referral. Res 07/08/84 Resolution in Support of the Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding Structure’s Proposal Chair Piper defers the Chair to Vice Chair Schultz. Vice Chair Schultz takes over the Chair. Moved by Morton. Weninger moved to summarize Bill 07/08/88- Bill 07/08/97 and Resolution 07/08/84. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Piper. Held for referral. Vice Chair defers the Chair to Chair Piper. Chair Piper takes over the Chair. Bill 07/08/88 Student Governing Association Statue Chapter Revisions Moved by St. John. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/89 Constitutional Amendment Concerning College Councils Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Hoskins. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/90 Statute Amendments Concerning Student Activity Fee Funding Moved by Tank. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Cox moved special orders for final action. Debate on moving Special Orders Motion: Positive Debate: Cox Motion seconded passed.

FINAL ACTION II Bill 07/08/90 Statute Amendments Concerning Student Activity Fee Funding Moved by Cox. Changes addressed by Wanger. Positive Debate: Wagner Bill passed on a roll call vote of 48-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGSILATION II Bill 07/08/91 Statute Amendments Concerning Student Activity Fee Funding Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/92 Amendment to Diversity Programming Funding Statutes Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Vice Chair Schultz. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/93 Statutes Amendment Regarding Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements Moved by Morton. Introduced by Vice President Peele. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/94 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Senate Operations Standing Committee Duties

M-99 Moved by Phelon. Introduced by Kirkland. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/95 Increase in Office of Student Activities and Services Privilege Fee Moved by Provencio. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/96 Clarification to Student Publications Privilege Fee Contract Moved by Cox. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/97 FY 2008 Additional Fine Arts Student Group Funding from Reserves Moved by St. John. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/98 FY 2008 Allocation to K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice Moved by Phelon. Introduced by Spencer. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/99 FY 2008 Allocation to Delta Lambda Phi National Fraternity Moved by Provencio. Introduced by Spencer. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/100 FY 2008 Allocation to Up ‘Til Dawn Moved by St. John. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/101 FY 2008 Allocation to Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts Moved by Phelon. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • SGA Ambassadors Chair Symons – K-State’s Big XII Championship in WBB • Senator Boller – SGA’s Domination against the Collegian • Community Service Chair Provencio – will be taking donations throughout March • President Wagner – Soldier surveys o No Smoking Panel Discussion on March 13th, noon for 1pm • Senator Muir – Sleeky Tonight o Thank you o Congratulations on elections • Senator Vogel – Textbook Forum next Wednesday from 12-1pm • Senator Spencer – Wizard Rock Concert • Vice Chair Schultz – Indian Movie Festival • Vice President Peele – Dream Job • Senator Weston – One campaign finished in the top ten o Bill for the Students for the Right to Life (please contact for more info)

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/83 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Res 07/08/84 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Bill 07/08/88 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee Bill 07/08/89 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee Bill 07/08/91 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee Bill 07/08/92 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee Bill 07/08/93 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Bill 07/08/94 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee Bill 07/08/95 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee Bill 07/08/96 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee Bill 07/08/97 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/98 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/99 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/100 Referred to the Allocations Committee

M-100 Bill 07/08/101 Referred to the Allocations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS Bill 07/08/89 Constitutional Amendment Concerning College Councils Bill 07/08/94 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Senate Operations Standing Committee Duties

ROLL CALL 40 Senators and 18 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Cox. Adjourned at 11:10 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-101 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM MARCH 13, 2008 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Parliamentarian Hoffman called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Parliamentarian Hoffman led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 34 Senators and 15 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD Blaes moved to extend questions period until all questions are exhausted. Motion seconded and passed. • Vicki Nibarger – American Cancer Society o Smoke Free Manhattan o Unique opportunity to make Manhattan healthier

APPROVAL OF MINUTES Cox moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Boller o Hoskins o Leben o Porter o Satchithanantham o Staats o Williams, Kristel • Excused Absences: o Das o Guinane o Hamm o Haug o Hill o Huschka o Krueger o Kuehnert o Norris o Schultz, Amy o Soldan o Symons o White

M-102 • Proxies o Blaes for Symons o Boos for Norris o Crook for White o Flack for Krueger o Huschka for Schultz, Amy o Loeb for Hamm o Morton for Kuehnert • Announcements o The meeting on March 27th, 2008, will begin at 5:30pm with the SGA banquet (room TBA) and then the following week (04/03) the meeting will also start at 5:30pm in the Big XII Room. o Senate’s Turnover meeting will follow the end of the senate meeting on April 3, 2008

COMMENDATIONS Res 07/08/85 Commendation to 2007-2008 KSU Women’s Basketball Team Moved by Cox. Introduced by Lopez. Cox moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Privilege Fee Committee Chair Blaes o Couple of bill o Will not meet again if everyone goes well • Allocations Chair Cox o Lots of legislation

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Chief of Staff Carter o Smoking Forum – very successful o Cabinet will meet about this on March 27th, 2008 o Website for smoking ban: smokefreestudents.com • Faculty Senate Representative Weninger o Last Faculty Senate Academic Affairs Committee meeting o Calendar Committee

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS None

FINAL ACTION Cox moved to place Bill 105 to the front of the agenda. Motion seconded and passed.

INTORDUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 07/08/105 FY 2008 Allocation to Children’s and Adolescent Literature Community (CHALC) Moved by Cox. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held for referral.

FINAL ACTION

M-103 Bill 07/08/88 Student Governing Association Statutes Chapter Revisions Moved by Morton. Changes addressed by Blaes. Blaes proposed an amendment. Motion seconded and passed. Muir moved to Bulk Roll Call Bill 07/08/88, Bill 07/08/91, and Bills 07/08/94 – 07/08/96. Motion seconded and passed. Positive Debate: Blaes Bill passed on a roll call vote of 41-0-0 Bill 07/08/89 Constitutional Amendment Concerning College Councils Muir moved to have Bill 07/08/89 referred back to the Senate Operations Committee. Motion seconded and passed. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/91 Statutes Amendments Concerning Student Activity Fee Funding Moved by Morton. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Bill passed on a roll call vote of 41-0-0 Bill 07/08/94 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Senate Operating Standing Committee Duties Moved by Schnefke. Changes addressed by Kirkland. Positive Debate: Kirkland Bill passed on a roll call vote of 41-0-0 Bill 07/08/95 Increase in Office of Student Activities and Services Privilege Fee Moved by Weninger. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Bill passed on a roll call vote of 41-0-0 Bill 07/08/96 Clarification to Student Publication Privilege Fee Contract Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Blaes Positive Debate: Blaes Bill passed on a roll call vote of 41-0-0 Bill 07/08/97 FY 2008 Additional Fine Arts Student Group Funding from Reserves Moved by Flack. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Weston proposed an amendment to the bill. Motion seconded. Debate on the amendment. Positive Debate: Weston Negative Debate: Beye Negative Debate: Cox Amendment fails by majority vote. Bill reverts back to the original form. Blaes moved to bulk roll call Bill 07/08/97- Bill 07/08/101. Motion seconded and passed. Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-2 Bill 07/08/98 FY 2008 Allocation to K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice Moved by Kirkland. Changes addressed by Spencer. Positive Debate: Spencer Bill passed on a roll call vote of 42-0-0 Bill 07/08/99 FY 2008 Allocation to Delta Lambda Phi National Fraternity Moved by Kirkland. Changes addressed by Spencer. Positive Debate: Spencer Bill passed on a roll call vote of 31-10-1 Bill 07/08/100 FY 2008 Allocation to Up ‘Til Dawn Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Morton. Positive Debate: Morton Bill passed on a roll call vote of 42-0-0

M-104 Bill 07/08/101 FY 2008 Allocation to Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts Moved by Tank. Changes addressed by Cox. Negative Debate: Cox Positive Debate: Atkisson Negative Debate: Morton Bill failed on a roll call vote of 6-36-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/86 Approval of SGA Elections Results Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Boos. Weninger moved for summarization. Motion seconded and passed. Held for referral. Res 07/08/87 Resolution in Support of Net Neutrality Moved by Tank. Introduced by Weninger. Held for referral. Res 07/08/88 Resolution in Recognition of the United States Military, K-State Army ROTC Cadets, and Air Force ROTC Cadets Moved by Kennedy. Introduced by Weston. Held for referral. Res 07/08/89 Resolution in Support of a Smoke Free Manhattan Moved by Tank. Introduced by Carter. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/102 FY 2008 Allocation to Student For the Right to Life Moved by Phelon. Introduced by Weston. Muir moved to have Bill 07/08/102 – Bill 07/08/115 be summarized, with the exception of 105. Motion seconded and passed. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/103 FY 2008 Allocation to Africans Student Union Moved by St. John. Introduced by Schultz, Jessica. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/104 FY 2009 Allocation to Action Moved by Provencio. Introduced by Spencer. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/106 FY 2009 Allocation to Circle K International Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Atkisson. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/107 FY 2008 Allocation to Japanese Appreciation Association Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Propp. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/108 FY 2008 Allocation to Japanese Yosakoi Dance Club Moved by Provencio. Introduced by Propp. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/109 FY 2008 Allocation to Muslim Student Association Moved by Muir. Introduced by Loeb. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/110 FY 2008 Allocation to Ordinary Women Moved by Beye. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/111 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/112 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Loeb. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/113 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action Moved by Tank. Introduced by Atkisson. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/114 FY 2008 Allocation to Student Health Advisory Committee Moved by Provencio. Introduced by Spencer. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/115 FY 2008 Allocation to Wildcats Against Rape Moved by Cox. Introduced by Spencer. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD

M-105 • Intern Wilkerson – Happy Spring Break • Chair Provencio – please bring toiletries to the boxes in OSAS • Faculty Senate Representative Weninger – Thanks for Parliamentarian Hoffman • Senator Muir – Couldn’t deal with the Constitutional Amendment o Attendance in important

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/86 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee Res 07/08/87 Referred to the Senate Executive Committee Res 07/08/88 Referred to the Senate Executive Committee Res 07/08/89 Referred to the Governmental Relations Committee Bill 07/08/89 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee Bill 07/08/102 Referred to the Senate Executive Committee Bill 07/08/103 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/104 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/105 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/106 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/107 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/108 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/109 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/110 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/111 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/112 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/113 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/114 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/115 Referred to the Allocations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL 30 Senators and 16 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Blaes. Adjourned at 10:07 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-106 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM MARCH 27, 2008 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 7:12 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 51 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD • Debra Ring – Director KSU Child Development Center o History of the KSU Child Development Center o Designs of the new KSU Child Development Center Building • David Van Domelen – Director of Physics Laboratories o Situations with the Student Centered Tuition Enhancements • Doug Shank – Smoke Free Manhattan o Rights for Businessmen o Smoke free resolution would restrict businesses’ free rights

APPROVAL OF MINUTES Tank moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

NNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Atkisson o Delimont o Guinane o Krueger o Leben o Woolston • Excused Absences: o None • Proxies o Morton for Waltz o K. Williams for Boller o Wulf for Ott • Announcements o Please bring toiletry items for the community service drive this month. Please see Chair Provencio for more details. o Next week’s meeting will start at 5:30pm in the Big 12 Room.

M-107 o SGA will be playing the Collegian in softball within the coming weeks. Please see Senator Boller for more details. o Third Visitations are due by the end of this term

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Community Service Chair Provencio o Last night to drop off the canned goods o Donations will also be accepted o Ethiopia reads • SGA Ambassadors Chair o SGA Alumni Banquet: Friday April 18th, 5pm-7pm at Kites (new side) o Saturday Morning meeting in OSAS Conference Room 9-11am o Please RSVP to Taylor if you would like to attend either event • Governmental Relations Director Soldan o Campus safety issues with bicycles and parking services o Last meeting at Pizza Hut

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Technology Director Damas o SCAM emails: Don’t give out eid and password • City Relations Director Henry o KISS • Faculty Senate Representative Weninger o Combining the University Relations Chair with the Faculty Senate Rep o Might be some legislation next week • Vice President Peele o Student Centered Tuition Enhancements Up for Final Vote o Parking Garage meeting • Governmental Relations Director Stoskopf o Big 12 on the Hill • Vice Chair Schultz o Diversity Programming Committee requests were due yesterday o One more visitation due

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS None

FINAL ACTION Hoskins moved to add Bill 07/08/89 after Res 07/08/89. Motion seconded and passed. Cox moved to add Bill 07/08/126 at the end of the introduction of legislation. Motion seconded and passed. Cox moved to place Bill 07/08/102 and Bill 07/08/105 in front of Resolution 07/08/84. Motion seconded and passed. Res 07/08/83 Approval of FY 2009 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements Moved by Cox. Changes addressed by Vice President Peele. Positive Debate: Vice President Peele Cox moved special orders to refer this resolution back to the Student Senate Executive

M-108 Committee. Motion seconded and failed. Negative Debate: Porter Positive Debate: Wagner Cox moved to extend question period by five minutes. Motion seconded and passed. Positive Debate: Beye Porter moved to amendment Resolution 07/08/83. Motion seconded. Debate on the amendment. Positive Debate: Porter Negative Debate: Weninger Positive Debate: Cox Negative Debate: Carter Cox moved to refer this resolution to the Student Centered Tuition Enhancement Committee. Motion seconded and failed. Schultz, Jessica moved to suspend the rules and call the question. Motion second and passed. Amendment fails two-thirds vote. Weninger moved to Suspend the rules and call the question. Motion seconded and passed. Cox moved to bulk roll call Resolution 07/08/83, Bill 07/08/102, and Bill 07/08/105. Motion second and failed. Resolution passed on a roll call vote of 39-7-1 Bill 07/08/102 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for the Right to Life Moved by Boller. Changes addressed by Weston. Positive Debate: Weston Negative Debate: Spencer Positive Debate: K. Williams Negative Debate: Cox Bill failed on a roll call vote of 13-34-1 Muir moved to suspend the rules and consider Bill 07/08/89 to the top of the agenda. Motion seconded and passed. Bill 07/08/89 Constitutional Amendment Concerning College Councils Moved by Phelon. Changes addressed by Hoskins. Positive Debate: Hoskins Bill passed on a roll call vote of 47-0-1 Bill 07/08/105 FY 2008 Allocation to Children’s and Adolescent Literature Community (ChALC) Moved by Beye. Changes addressed by Schultz, Jessica. Positive Debate: Schultz, Jessica Bill passed on a roll call vote of 43-0-0 Res 07/08/84 Resolution in Support of the Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding Structure’s Proposal Moved by Weninger. Chair Piper defers the Vice Chair Schultz. Changes addressed by Piper. Positive Debate: Piper Weninger moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Vice Chair Schultz defers the Chair to Chair Piper. Res 07/08/86 Approval of 2008 SGA Elections Results Moved by Weninger. Changes addressed by Boos. Positive Debate: Boos Flack moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed.

M-109 Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/87 Resolution in Support of Net Neutrality Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Weninger. Positive Debate: Weninger Andre moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/88 Resolution in Recognition of the United States Military, K-State Army ROTC Cadets, and Air Force ROTC Cadets Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Weston. Positive Debate: Weston Vice Chair Schultz moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/89 Resolution in Support of Smoke Free Manhattan Moved by Phelon. Changes addressed by Carter. Positive Debate: Carter Weninger proposed an amendment to the resolution. Debate on the amendment. Positive Debate: Weninger Negative Debate: Andre Positive Debate: Fadler Negative Debate: Henry Positive Debate: Weninger Negative Debate: Carter Provencio moved special orders to suspend the rules and call the question. Motion seconded and passed. Motion failed to receive two thirds vote.. Negative Debate: Fadler Positive Debate: Phelon Andre moved to suspend the rules and call the question. Blaes moved to roll call this resolution. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed on a roll call vote of 38-6-2 Bill 07/08/92 Amendment to Diversity Programming Committee Funding Statutes Moved by Boller. Changes addressed by Vice Chair Schultz. Blaes moved to bulk roll call Bill 07/08/92 and Bill 07/08/93. Motion seconded and passed. Positive Debate: Vice Chair Schultz Bill passed on a roll call vote of 42-0-0 Bill 07/08/93 Statutes Amendment Regarding Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements Moved by St. John. Changes addressed by Vice President Peele. Positive Debate: Vice President Peele Bill passed on a roll call vote of 42-0-0 Bill 07/08/103 FY 2008 Allocation to African Students Union Cox moved to special order to bulk read, debate, and roll call Bill 07/08/103, Bill 07/08/104, and Bill 07/08/106- Bill 07/08/115. Motion seconded and passed. Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-2 Bill 07/08/104 FY 2009 Allocation to Action Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-2

M-110 Bill 07/08/106 FY 2009 Allocation to Circle K International Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-2 Bill 07/08/107 FY 2008 Allocation to Japanese Appreciation Association Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-2 Bill 07/08/108 FY 2008 Allocation to Japanese Yosakoi Dance Club Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-2 Bill 07/08/109 FY 2008 Allocation to Muslim Student Association Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Negative Debate: Weston Bill passed on a roll call vote of 38-2-2 Bill 07/08/110 FY 2008 Allocation to Ordinary Women Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-2 Bill 07/08/111 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-2 Bill 07/08/112 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-2 Bill 07/08/113 FY 2008 Allocation to Student Health Advisory Committee Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-2 Bill 07/08/114 FY 2008 Allocation to Wildcats Against Rape Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-2 Bill 07/08/115 FY 2008 Wildcats Against Rape Moved by Schultz. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 40-0-2 Hamm moved for a two minutes recess. Motion seconded and passed.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/90 Resolution in Support of Free Exchange of Ideas on Campus Muir moved to have all legislation being Introduced be summarized, with the exception for Res 07/08/91. Motion seconded and passed. Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral.

M-111 Res 07/08/91 Approval of SGA Euphemisms of Rival Big 12 Schools Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by St. John. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/116 By-Laws Amendment Concerning University Relations Committee Membership Moved by Schultz. Chair Piper defers to the Vice Chair. Introduced by Piper. Held for referral. Vice Chair Schultz defers to Chair Piper. Bill 07/08/117 Constitutional Amendments Concerning Student Senate Absences and Proxies Moved by Morton. Introduced by Hoskins. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/118 Statutes Amendments Regarding Group Classification Definitions Moved by VC Schultz. Weston moved to bulk summarize bill 118 -121. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Cox. Bill 07/08/119 Statutes Amendment Requiring Event Reporting for Funded Student Groups Moved by Weston. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/120 Statutes Amendments Defining Committee Discretion of Allocations Moved by Weston. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/121 Statutes Amendments Concerning Funding Regulations Moved by Weston. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/122 FY 2009 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators Moved by Beye. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/123 Increase of Student Health Privilege Fee Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/124 Statutes Amendments Concerning Privilege Fee Regulations Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Blaes. Held for referral. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/125 By-Laws Amendment Regarding the Student Body President’s Cabinet Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Vice President Peele. Held for referral. Bill 07/08/126 FY 2009 Allocation to Academic Competition Teams Moved by Kirkland. Introduced by Cox. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Community Service Chair Provencio – Don’t forget to drop off toiletry items • Senator Muir – Smoking Ban • Intern Oliver – National Colon Cancer Awareness • Allocations Chair Cox – Look at Allocations Bills • Senator Tank – Thanks for the Banquet tonight • Senator Williams – Smiling and words of encouragement

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/90 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Res 07/08/91 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Bill 07/08/116 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee Bill 07/08/117 Referred to the Senate Operations Committee Bill 07/08/118 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/119 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/120 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/121 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/122 Referred to the Allocations Committee Bill 07/08/123 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee Bill 07/08/124 Referred to the Privilege Fee Committee

M-112 Bill 07/08/125 Referred to the Student Senate Executive Committee Bill 07/08/126 Referred to the Allocations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS Bill 07/08/116 By-Laws Amendment Concerning University relations Committee Membership Bill 07/08/117 Constitutional Amendment Concerning Student Senate Absences and Proxies

ROLL CALL 36 Senators and 14 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Shultz. Adjourned at 12:30 a.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

M-113 STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM APRIL 3, 2008 5:30 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Piper called the meeting to order at 5:47 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Piper led the pledge.

ROLL CALL 45 Senators and 18 Interns were present for roll.

OPEN PERIOD None

APPROVAL OF MINUTES Tank moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Unexcused Absences: o Atkisson o Delimont o Gross o Guinane o Rana o Rice o Woolston • Excused Absences: o Staats • Proxies o Norris for Schnefke o K. William for Kuehnert o Wood for Oswald o Wulf for Staats • Announcements o SGA will be playing the Collegian in softball in the coming weeks. See Senator Boller if interested in playing. o Thanks for an INCREADIBLE YEAR! o Last visitations were due by today in Vice Chair Schultz’s box.

COMMENDATIONS Res 07/08/92 Commendation to Student Body President and Student Body Vice President Moved by Symons. Introduced by Muir. Beye moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

M-114 Res 07/08/93 Commendation to Student Senate Chair and Student Senate Vice Chair Moved by Symons. Introduced by Lindemuth. Cox moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/94 Commendation to Attorney General Moved by Tank. Introduced by Muir. Vice Chair Schultz moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/95 Commendation to Student Senate Standing Committee Chairs, Elections Commissioner and Other Members of the Executive Committee Moved by Vice Chair Schultz. Introduced by Lindemuth. Schultz, Jessica moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Muir moved to consider Res07/08/ 96 at the end of Introduction for Legislation. Motion seconded and passed. Res 07/08/98 Commendation to Student Body President’s Cabinet Moved by VC Schultz. Introduced by Wanger. Vice Chair Schultz moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Chair Blaes moved that Resolution 07/08/100 Commendation to Gayle Spencer be considered. Motion seconded and passed. Res 07/08/100 Commendation to Gayle Spencer Moved by Blaes. Introduced by Wagner. Vice Chair Schultz moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Allocations Chair Cox – Thank you notes • Privilege Fee Chair Blaes – Both bills passed out of committee • SGA Ambassadors Chair Symons – Sign up for the Open House events • Senate Operations Hoskins – Bill 117 passed out of committee o Post Election Review and their recommendations

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • President Wagner – Tuition Committee Findings • Vice President – Parking Council forum on April 17th, 3:30pm in Big 12 Room • Chief of Staff Carter – Smoking Ban o Manhattan Chamber of Commerce might support this o Possible task force to collect enough signatures to get on the ballot • Vice Chair Schultz – Last visitations was due today o DPC requests were due last week

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS None

FINAL ACTION Cox moved to reconsider Bill 07/08/101. Motion passed 21-12-6. Bill 07/08/101 FY 2008 Allocation to Society for Appreciation of Bhratiya Heritage and Art Cox moved to amend the bill. Motion seconded and passed. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Negative Debate: Weston

M-115 Bill failed on a roll call vote of 18-23-1 Res 07/08/90 Resolution in Support of Free Exchange of Ideas on Campus Moved by Provencio. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Negative Debate: Weston Positive Debate: Muir Weston moved for one more question. Motion seconded and passed. Weninger moved for a voice vote. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by voice vote Bill 07/08/116 By-Laws Amendment Concerning University Relations Committee Membership Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Symons. Cox moved to bulk roll call of Bills 07/08/116 and Bills 07/08/118 to Bill 07/08/126. Motion seconded and passed. Positive Debate: Symons Bill passed on a roll call vote of 45-0-1 Bill 07/08/117 Constitutional Amendments Concerning Student Senate Absences and Proxies Moved by VC Schultz. Changes addressed by Hoskins. Piper proposed an amendment. Chair Piper defers to VC Schultz. Positive Debate: Piper Positive Debate: Muir Amendment passed. Debate on the bill: Positive Debate: Hoskins Negative Debate: Vice President Peele Cox moved to extend question period indefinitely. Motion failed. Cox moved to extend question period by ten minutes. Motion failed. Weston moved to extend question period by five minutes. Motion passed. Positive Debate: Wood Negative Debate: Vice Chair Schultz Chair Piper defers to the Vice Chair. Positive Debate: Piper Vice Chair Schultz defers to Chair Piper. Negative Debate: Weninger Provencio moved to suspend the rules and call the question. Motion seconded and passed. Bill failed to reach three fourths vote of selected and qualified senators with a vote of 33-14-1 Bill 07/08/121 Statutes Amendments Concerning Funding Regulations Moved by Morton. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 46-0-0 Bill 07/08/118 Statutes Amendments Regarding Group Classification Definitions Moved by Weninger. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill 07/08/119 Statutes Amendments Requiring Event Reporting for Funded Student Groups Moved by Provencio. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Negative Debate: Weston Positive Debate: Morton Positive Debate: Cox Negative Debate: Wagner Cox moved to amend this bill. Motion second. Amendment fails two-thirds vote.

M-116 Bill failed on a roll call vote of 5-37-4 Bill 07/08/120 Statutes Amendments Defining Committee Discretion on Allocations Moved by Provencio. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 46-0-0 Bill 07/08/122 FY 2009 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators Moved by Beye. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 46-0-0 Bill 07/08/123 Increase of Student Health Privilege Fee Moved by Boller. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Bill passed on a roll call vote of 46-0-0 Bill 07/08/124 Statutes Amendments Concerning Privilege Fee Regulations Moved by Tank. Changes addressed by Blaes. Positive Debate: Blaes Bill passed on a roll call vote of 46-0-0 Bill 07/08/125 By-Laws Amendment Regarding the Student Body President’s Cabinet Moved by Haug. Changes addressed by VP Peele. Positive Debate: Peele Bill passed on a roll call vote of 46-0-0 Bill 07/08/126 Allocation to Academic Competition Teams Moved by Haug. Changes addressed by Cox. Positive Debate: Cox Bill passed on a roll call vote of 46-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 07/08/97 Resolution in Support of the Special committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies and Proposals Moved by Tank. Provencio moved to have the author summarize. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Wagner. Weninger moved special orders to final action. Changes addressed by Wagner Positive Debate: Wagner Provencio moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Res 07/08/99 Resolution in Support of Financial Awareness for the Students of K-State Moved by Provencio. Provencio moved to have the author summarize. Motion seconded and passed. Introduced by Wanger. Beye moved special order to final action. Changes addressed by Wagner Positive Debate: Wagner Vice Chair Schultz moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent. Bill 07/08/127 By-Laws Amendment Establishing the Long-Term Tuition Strategies Committee Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Wagner. Beye moved special orders to final action. Changes addressed by Wagner. Positive Debate: Wagner Vice Chair Schultz moved to bulk roll call Bill 07/08/127 and Bill 07/08/128.

M-117 Bill passed on a roll call vote of 44-0-0 Bill 07/08/128 Statutes Amendment Concerning SGA Elections Regulations Moved by Tank. Introduced by Hoskins. Vice Chair Schultz moved special orders to final action. Changes addressed by Hoskins. Positive Debate: Hoskins Bill passed on a roll call vote of 44-0-0 Res 07/08/96 Commendation to the 2007-2008 Student Senate and Student Senate Interns Moved by Weninger. Introduced by Muir. Blaes moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Resolution passed by unanimous consent.

OPEN PERIOD • SGA Ambassadors Chair Symons – SGA alumni event • Senator Boller – Softball against the Collegian • Vice President Peele – Applications on line www.ksu.edu/osas/sga • Parliamentarian Hoffman – KSU Blood drive • Senator Muir – Putting things aside o Exceptional Leadership of Senate this term because of Matt and Nick working together to solve the issues • Vice President Peele – Heart felt thank you • Community Service Chair Provencio – Would like to thank a couple of people • Senator Spencer – Give a few shout outs • Senator Morton – Thanks for the memories • College Council Allocations Chair Williams – Thank you to CCAC for the great year • Privilege Fee Chair Blaes – General Thank you • Chief of Staff Carter – Second speech in a year • Faculty Senate Representative Weninger – Been a long time • Senator Lindemuth – Couple of things • Secretary Lopez – Quotes • Governmental Relations Chair Soldan – Stories • Senator Das – Thanks for the year • Seantor Dwyer – Time and energy put into the university is unheard of • Allocations Chair Cox – Allocations Committee • Senator Flack – How much this year has meant • President Wagner – Thrilled and Excited Chair Piper defers to the Vice Chair. • Chair Piper – Thanks to everyone Vice Chair Schultz defers to the Chair. Muir moved to amend Resolution 07/08/96. Motion seconded and passed.

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION None

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

M-118 ROLL CALL 43 Senators and 18 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Muir to adjourn Sine Die. Adjourned at 12:18 a.m.

Respectfully Submitted by William Lopez, Student Senate Secretary

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