2005-2006 Bills Table of Contents

Number Title Page 05/06/01 FY 2005 Closing of Accounts...... 1 05/06/02 FY 2006 Allocation to the Progressive Coalition...... 3 05/06/03 FY 2006 Allocation to the African Student Union ...... 4 05/06/04 FY 2006 Allocation to Community Cultural Harmony Week...... 5 05/06/05 FY 2006 Allocation to Black Student Union...... 6 05/06/06 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Creative Arts Therapy Students...... 7 05/06/07 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Creative Arts Therapy Students...... 8 05/06/08 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Chapter of Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society .....9 05/06/09 FY 2006 Allocation to Honesty and Integrity Peer Educators ...... 10 05/06/10 FY 2006 Allocation to Honesty and Integrity Peer Educators ...... 11 05/06/11 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Interfraternity Council and KSU Panhellenic Council ...... 12 05/06/12 Creation of the Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long Term Tuition Strategies...13 05/06/13 Amendment to FY 2006 Allocation for Educational Opportunity Fund ...... 14 05/06/14 Emergency Allocation to the Office of Student Activities and Services...... 17 05/06/15 FY 2006 Allocation to the Kansas State College Bowl Club ...... 18 05/06/16 FY 2006 Allocation to the Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts...... 19 05/06/17 FY 2006 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action ...... 20 05/06/18 FY 2006 Allocation to the Club Managers Association of America...... 21 05/06/19 FY 2006 Allocation to the Kansas State College Bowl Club ...... 22 05/06/20 FY 2006 Allocation to the Navigators...... 23 05/06/21 FY 2006 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators ...... 24 05/06/22 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Constitutional Amendments ...... 25 05/06/23 Emergency Allocation to Intercollegiate Athletics...... 26 05/06/24 Emergency Allocation to K-State Student Union...... 28 05/06/25 Emergency Allocation to Recreational Services...... 30 05/06/26 Emergency Allocation to Student Health ...... 32 05/06/27 FY 2006 Allocation to the United Black Voices Gospel Choir...... 34 05/06/28 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Proxies in Standing Committees...... 35 05/06/29 Increase of the University Counseling Services Privilege Fee ...... 36 05/06/30 FY 2006 Allocation to the Indian Student Association ...... 38 05/06/31 FY 2006 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators ...... 39 05/06/32 FY 2006 Allocation to Up ‘Til Dawn...... 40 05/06/33 FY 2006 Allocation to Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts...... 41 05/06/34 Creation of the Student Senate Special Committee to Study and Review Bond Surplus Alternative Proposals...... 42 05/06/35 Continuance of the University Bands Privilege Fee...... 44 05/06/36 FY 2006 Allocation to Campus Crusade for Christ...... 46 05/06/37 FY 2006 Allocation to Chinese Students and Scholars Association ...... 47 05/06/38 FY 2006 Allocation to Theta Alpha Phi ...... 48 05/06/39 FY 2007 Educational Opportunity Fund Allocations ...... 49 05/06/40 FY 2006 Allocation to the American Humanics Student Association ...... 52 05/06/41 FY 2006 Allocation to Japanese Yosakoi Dance Club...... 53 05/06/42 FY 2006 Allocation to the Alliance for Religious Exploration, Tolerance, and Education .....54 05/06/43 FY 2006 Allocation to the Blue Key Honor Society ...... 55 05/06/44 FY 2006 Allocation to the Engineers in Medicine and Biology...... 56 05/06/45 FY 2006 Allocation to P.R.I.J.N. Ministries...... 57 05/06/46 FY 2006 Allocation to Workers of Wisdom...... 58 05/06/47 Amendment to Emergency Allocation to Recreational Services...... 59 05/06/48 FY 2006 Allocation to Campaign for Nonviolence...... 60 05/06/49 FY 2006 Allocation to Kansas State University Physics Club...... 61 05/06/50 FY 2006 Allocation to K-State Potter’s Guild...... 62 05/06/51 FY 2006 Allocation to Kansas State Student Chapter of the American String Teacher’s Association...... 63 05/06/52 FY 2006 Allocation to Newman Club ...... 64 05/06/53 Increase in the Student Health Privilege Fee ...... 65 05/06/54 Establishment of the Student Health Reserve Account ...... 67 05/06/55 FY 2006 Allocation to Beta Sigma Chi ...... 69 05/06/56 FY 2006 Allocation to the Collegiate Music Educators ...... 70 05/06/57 FY 2006 Allocation to K-State Interfraternity Council ...... 71 05/06/58 FY 2006 Allocation to K-State Panhellenic Council...... 72 05/06/59 FY 2006 Allocation to the Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society ...... 73 05/06/60 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Relay for Life...... 74 05/06/61 FY 2006 Allocation to Sensible Nutrition and Body Image Choices...... 75 05/06/62 FY 2006 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators ...... 76 05/06/63 FY 2006 Allocation to Student Friends of the Beach Museum of Art ...... 77 05/06/64 FY 2006 Allocation to United Black Voices Gospel Choir...... 78 05/06/65 Statutes Amendments Regarding Funding Regulations ...... 79 05/06/66 FY 2006 Allocation Campus Organization Funding from Reserves...... 95 05/06/67 FY 2006 Allocation to Black Student Union...... 96 05/06/68 FY 2006 Allocation to Circle K International ...... 97 05/06/69 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Collegiate 4-H...... 98 05/06/70 FY 2006 Allocation to Up ‘Til Dawn...... 99 05/06/71 Constitutional Amendment Concerning the Faculty Senate Representative ...... 100 05/06/72 By-Laws Amendments Concerning the Standing Affairs and Social Services Standing Committee, the Academic Affairs and University Relations Standing Committee and the Faculty Senate Representative ...... 101 05/06/73 Statutes Amendments Regarding Funding Regulations ...... 106 05/06/74 Increase of the Fine Arts Privilege Fee...... 111 05/06/75 By-Laws Amendments Concerning the Student Senate Intern Program...... 114 05/06/76 FY 2006 Allocation to Campaign for Nonviolence ...... 116 05/06/77 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Creative Arts Therapies Students ...... 117 05/06/78 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Creative Arts Therapies Students ...... 118 05/06/79 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Golden Key International Honor Society ...... 119 05/06/80 FY 2006 Allocation to Hispanic American Leadership Organization...... 120 05/06/81 FY 2006 Additional College Council Funding from Reserves...... 121 05/06/82 FY 2006 Allocation to Crossroads of Ecumenical Campus Ministries ...... 122 05/06/83 FY 2006 Allocation to International Coordinating Council ...... 123 05/06/84 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Manhattan Chess Club ...... 124 05/06/85 Amendments to Student Activity Funding Statutes...... 125 05/06/86 FY 2006 Emergency Allocation to Latiritmo Dance Group...... 137 05/06/87 FY 2007 Allocation to KSU Golden Key International Honour Society ...... 138 05/06/88 FY 2006 Allocation to Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS)...... 139 05/06/89 Review Process Concerning the University Relations Standing Committee...... 140 05/06/90 Creating Greater Access to Senate Records...... 141 05/06/91 Student Activity Fee Budget Decrease ...... 142 05/06/92 Increase in Student Publications Inc. Privilege Fee...... 145 05/06/93 FY 2006 Allocation to American Ethic Studies Student Association ...... 148 05/06/94 FY 2006 Allocation to American Humanics Student Association ...... 149 05/06/95 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Karate Club...... 150 05/06/96 FY 2006 Allocation to Sri Lankan Students’ Association...... 151 05/06/97 FY 2006 Allocation to Sri Lankan Students’ Association...... 152 05/06/98 FY 2006 Allocation to Alpha Phi Omega...... 153 05/06/99 FY 2006 Allocation to Beta Sigma Chi ...... 154 05/06/100 FY 2006 Allocation to Community Service Representatives and Ambassadors...... 155 05/06/101 FY 2006 Allocation to Ordinary Women ...... 156 05/06/102 FY 2006 Allocation to Progressive Coalition...... 157 05/06/103 FY 2007 Allocation to Progressive Coalition...... 158 05/06/104 FY 2006 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action ...... 159 05/06/105 FY 2006 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action ...... 160 05/06/106 FY 2006 Allocation to Golden Key International Honour Society ...... 161 05/06/107 Creation of Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Guidelines...... 162 05/06/108 By-Laws Amendments Concerning the Selection of At-Large Member Appointments...... 164 05/06/109 Statutes Amendments Regarding Fine Arts Funding Regulations ...... 165 05/06/110 Statutes Revisions Concerning the Election Regulations ...... 167 05/06/111 FY 2006 Allocation to Anime and Manga Society...... 169 05/06/112 FY 2007 Allocation to National Society of Collegiate Scholars ...... 170 05/06/113 FY 2007 Allocation to Academic Competition Teams...... 171

2005 2006 Bill Index

Constitutional Amendment Page 05/06/71 Constitutional Amendment Concerning the Faculty Senate Representative ...... 100

By-Laws Amendments Page 05/06/22 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Constitutional Amendments ...... 25 05/06/28 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Proxies in Standing Committees...... 35 05/06/72 By-Laws Amendments Concerning the Standing Affairs and Social Services Standing Committee, the Academic Affairs and University Relations Standing Committee and the Faculty Senate Representative ...... 101 05/06/75 By-Laws Amendments Concerning the Student Senate Intern Program...... 114 05/06/108 By-Laws Amendments Concerning the Selection of At-Large Member Appointments...... 164

Statutes Amendments Page 05/06/65 Statutes Amendments Regarding Funding Regulations ...... 79 05/06/73 Statutes Amendments Regarding Funding Regulations ...... 106 05/06/109 Statutes Amendments Regarding Fine Arts Funding Regulations ...... 165 05/06/110 Statutes Revisions Concerning the Election Regulations ...... 167

Allocations Page 05/06/01 FY 2005 Closing of Accounts...... 1 05/06/02 FY 2006 Allocation to the Progressive Coalition...... 3 05/06/03 FY 2006 Allocation to the African Student Union ...... 4 05/06/04 FY 2006 Allocation to Community Cultural Harmony Week...... 5 05/06/05 FY 2006 Allocation to Black Student Union...... 6 05/06/06 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Creative Arts Therapy Students...... 7 05/06/07 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Creative Arts Therapy Students...... 8 05/06/08 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Chapter of Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society .....9 05/06/09 FY 2006 Allocation to Honesty and Integrity Peer Educators ...... 10 05/06/10 FY 2006 Allocation to Honesty and Integrity Peer Educators ...... 11 05/06/11 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Interfraternity Council and KSU Panhellenic Council ...... 12 05/06/15 FY 2006 Allocation to the Kansas State College Bowl Club ...... 18 05/06/16 FY 2006 Allocation to the Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts...... 19 05/06/17 FY 2006 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action ...... 20 05/06/18 FY 2006 Allocation to the Club Managers Association of America...... 21 05/06/19 FY 2006 Allocation to the Kansas State College Bowl Club ...... 22 05/06/20 FY 2006 Allocation to the Navigators...... 23 05/06/21 FY 2006 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators ...... 24 05/06/27 FY 2006 Allocation to the United Black Voices Gospel Choir...... 34 05/06/30 FY 2006 Allocation to the Indian Student Association ...... 38 05/06/31 FY 2006 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators ...... 39 05/06/32 FY 2006 Allocation to Up ‘Til Dawn...... 40 05/06/33 FY 2006 Allocation to Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts...... 41 05/06/36 FY 2006 Allocation to Campus Crusade for Christ...... 46 05/06/37 FY 2006 Allocation to Chinese Students and Scholars Association ...... 47 Allocations (Continued) 05/06/38 FY 2006 Allocation to Theta Alpha Phi ...... 48 05/06/39 FY 2007 Educational Opportunity Fund Allocations ...... 49 05/06/40 FY 2006 Allocation to the American Humanics Student Association ...... 52 05/06/41 FY 2006 Allocation to Japanese Yosakoi Dance Club...... 53 05/06/42 FY 2006 Allocation to the Alliance for Religious Exploration, Tolerance, and Education .....54 05/06/43 FY 2006 Allocation to the Blue Key Honor Society ...... 55 05/06/44 FY 2006 Allocation to the Engineers in Medicine and Biology...... 56 05/06/45 FY 2006 Allocation to P.R.I.J.N. Ministries...... 57 05/06/46 FY 2006 Allocation to Workers of Wisdom...... 58 05/06/48 FY 2006 Allocation to Campaign for Nonviolence...... 60 05/06/49 FY 2006 Allocation to Kansas State University Physics Club...... 61 05/06/50 FY 2006 Allocation to K-State Potter’s Guild...... 62 05/06/51 FY 2006 Allocation to Kansas State Student Chapter of the American String Teacher’s Association...... 63 05/06/52 FY 2006 Allocation to Newman Club ...... 64 05/06/55 FY 2006 Allocation to Beta Sigma Chi ...... 69 05/06/56 FY 2006 Allocation to the Collegiate Music Educators ...... 70 05/06/57 FY 2006 Allocation to K-State Interfraternity Council ...... 71 05/06/58 FY 2006 Allocation to K-State Panhellenic Council...... 72 05/06/59 FY 2006 Allocation to the Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society ...... 73 05/06/60 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Relay for Life...... 74 05/06/61 FY 2006 Allocation to Sensible Nutrition and Body Image Choices...... 75 05/06/62 FY 2006 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators ...... 76 05/06/63 FY 2006 Allocation to Student Friends of the Beach Museum of Art ...... 77 05/06/64 FY 2006 Allocation to United Black Voices Gospel Choir...... 78 05/06/66 FY 2006 Allocation Campus Organization Funding from Reserves...... 95 05/06/67 FY 2006 Allocation to Black Student Union...... 96 05/06/68 FY 2006 Allocation to Circle K International ...... 97 05/06/69 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Collegiate 4-H...... 98 05/06/70 FY 2006 Allocation to Up ‘Til Dawn...... 99 05/06/76 FY 2006 Allocation to Campaign for Nonviolence ...... 116 05/06/77 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Creative Arts Therapies Students ...... 117 05/06/78 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Creative Arts Therapies Students ...... 118 05/06/79 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Golden Key International Honor Society ...... 119 05/06/80 FY 2006 Allocation to Hispanic American Leadership Organization...... 120 05/06/81 FY 2006 Additional College Council Funding from Reserves...... 121 05/06/82 FY 2006 Allocation to Crossroads of Ecumenical Campus Ministries ...... 122 05/06/83 FY 2006 Allocation to International Coordinating Council ...... 123 05/06/84 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Manhattan Chess Club ...... 124 05/06/85 Amendments to Student Activity Funding Statutes...... 125 05/06/86 FY 2006 Emergency Allocation to Latiritmo Dance Group...... 137 05/06/87 FY 2007 Allocation to KSU Golden Key International Honour Society ...... 138 05/06/88 FY 2006 Allocation to Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS)...... 139 05/06/93 FY 2006 Allocation to American Ethic Studies Student Association ...... 148 Allocations (Continued) 05/06/94 FY 2006 Allocation to American Humanics Student Association ...... 149 05/06/95 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Karate Club...... 150 05/06/96 FY 2006 Allocation to Sri Lankan Students’ Association...... 151 05/06/97 FY 2006 Allocation to Sri Lankan Students’ Association...... 152 05/06/98 FY 2006 Allocation to Alpha Phi Omega...... 153 05/06/99 FY 2006 Allocation to Beta Sigma Chi ...... 154 05/06/100 FY 2006 Allocation to Community Service Representatives and Ambassadors...... 155 05/06/101 FY 2006 Allocation to Ordinary Women ...... 156 05/06/102 FY 2006 Allocation to Progressive Coalition...... 157 05/06/103 FY 2007 Allocation to Progressive Coalition...... 158 05/06/104 FY 2006 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action ...... 159 05/06/105 FY 2006 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action ...... 160 05/06/106 FY 2006 Allocation to Golden Key International Honour Society ...... 161 05/06/111 FY 2006 Allocation to Anime and Manga Society...... 169 05/06/112 FY 2007 Allocation to National Society of Collegiate Scholars ...... 170 05/06/113 FY 2007 Allocation to Academic Competition Teams...... 171

Privilege Fees Page 05/06/14 Emergency Allocation to the Office of Student Activities and Services...... 17 05/06/23 Emergency Allocation to Intercollegiate Athletics...... 26 05/06/24 Emergency Allocation to K-State Student Union...... 28 05/06/25 Emergency Allocation to Recreational Services...... 30 05/06/26 Emergency Allocation to Student Health ...... 32 05/06/29 Increase of the University Counseling Services Privilege Fee ...... 36 05/06/35 Continuance of the University Bands Privilege Fee...... 44 05/06/47 Amendment to Emergency Allocation to Recreational Services...... 59 05/06/53 Increase in the Student Health Privilege Fee ...... 65 05/06/54 Establishment of the Student Health Reserve Account ...... 67 05/06/74 Increase of the Fine Arts Privilege Fee...... 111 05/06/91 Student Activity Fee Budget Decrease ...... 142 05/06/92 Increase in Student Publications Inc. Privilege Fee...... 145

Miscellaneous Bills Page 05/06/12 Creation of the Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long Term Tuition Strategies...13 05/06/13 Amendment to FY 2006 Allocation for Educational Opportunity Fund ...... 14 05/06/34 Creation of the Student Senate Special Committee to Study and Review Bond Surplus Alternative Proposals...... 42 05/06/89 Review Process Concerning the University Relations Standing Committee...... 140 05/06/90 Creating Greater Access to Senate Records...... 141 05/06/107 Creation of Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Guidelines...... 162

1 BILL 05/06/01 FY 2005 CLOSING OF ACCOUNTS 2 3 BY: Allocations Committee 4 5 WHEREAS, In accordance with the KSU SGA Funding Statutes, the Allocations Committee is 6 required to close academic competition team, campus-wide organization, college council, 7 institutional service, and multicultural organization accounts on an annual basis that 8 retain unused funds; and 9 10 WHEREAS, The following accounts have remaining funds which are subject to this provision. 11 12 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. The amounts listed below shall revert from the individual academic competition team 15 accounts back to the Academic Competition Team Reserve Account NISAACTRSV: 16 17 NISAACT001 Agriculture Competition Teams $ 489.94 18 NISAACT006 Mini Baja Team 2 $ 3.97 19 NISAACT008 Solar Car Racing Team $ 4.45 20 TOTAL: $ 498.36 21 22 SECTION 2. The amounts listed below shall revert from the individual accounts of the respective 23 campus-wide organizations back to the Reserves for Contingencies Account 24 NISACONRSV: 25 26 NISACWO012 Black Student Union $ 196.36 27 NISACWO014 Campaign for Nonviolence $ 576.40 28 NISACWO015 Campus Crusade for Christ $ 200.00 29 NISACWO018 Chess Club $ 283.43 30 NISACWO021 Chinese Student Association $ 644.90 31 NISACWO025 Collegiate 4-H $ 202.20 32 NISACWO039 International Coordination Council $ 109.27 33 NISACWO048 Muslim Student Association $ 300.00 34 NISACWO049 Native American Student Body $ 300.00 35 NISACWO050 National PanHellenic Council $ 500.00 36 NISACWO053 Ordinary Women $ 780.00 37 NISACWO054 Pakistani Student Association $ 10.80 38 NISACWO060 SHAPE $ 441.70 39 NISACWO061 Students for Environmental Action $ 963.31 40 NISACWO067 Up ‘Til Dawn $ 1,373.58 41 NISACWO069 Young Democrats $ 237.80 42 NISACWO070 Zeta Phi Beta $ 425.00 43 NISACWO071 BSU Christian Challenge $ 632.23 44 NISACWO072 Ichthus Christian Fellowship $ 1.13 45 NISACWO074 Club Managers Association of America $ 200.00 46 NISACWO075 Alpha Zeta $ 290.70

B-1 47 NISACWO076 College Bowl Team $ 44.80 48 NISACWO078 KSU Interfraternity Council $ 100.00 49 NISACWO080 Mexican Student Association $ 54.00 50 NISACWO081 KSU Capoeria Club $ 88.47 51 NISACWO083 Operations Management Club $ 200.00 52 NISACWO084 Japanese Student Association $ 18.73 53 NISACWO085 Community Service Rep & Ambassador $ 441.32 54 TOTAL: $ 9,616.13 55 56 SECTION 3. The amount listed below shall revert from the individual college council accounts back to 57 the Reserves for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV: 58 59 NISACCL001 College of Agriculture $ 2,176.65 60 NISACCL002 College of Architecture & Design $ 2,570.56 61 NISACCL003 College of Arts & Sciences $ 2,064.50 62 NISACCL004 College of Business Administration $ 1,591.95 63 NISACCL005 College of Education $ 1,403.13 64 NISACCL006 College of Engineering $ 1,303.87 65 NISACCL007 College of the Graduate School $ 1,486.30 66 NISACCL008 College of Human Ecology $ 647.87 67 TOTAL: $ 13,244.83 68 69 SECTION 4. The amount listed below shall revert from the individual institutional services account 70 back to the Reserves for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV: 71 72 NISAIS0004 Women’s Center $ 31.57 73 TOTAL: $ 31.57 74 75 SECTION 5. The amounts listed below shall revert from the individual multicultural organizations 76 accounts back to the Reserves for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV: 77 78 NISAMSO001 Asian American Student Union $ 476.23 79 NISAMSO002 Black Student Union $ 2,574.68 80 NISAMSO003 Hispanic American Leadership Organization $ 11.56 81 NISAMSO004 Native American Student Association $ 398.98 82 TOTAL: $ 3,461.45 83 84 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 15, 2005 85 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 56-0-0

B-2 1 BILL 05/06/02 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 PROGRESSIVE COALITION 3 BY: Allocations Committee 4 5 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of the 6 Progressive Coalition; 7 8 WHEREAS, The Progressive Coalition will be showing films on five Sundays in September and 9 October on an outside movie projector by the south side of Hale Library that focus on 10 human rights issues; 11 12 WHEREAS, These events offer an outdoor movie series of thoughtful entertainment that can link new 13 and returning students to campus organizations, and allow for open discussion after each 14 movie lead by individuals with specialized knowledge in human rights; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1-Funding for two of the five films that will be shown on the south side of Hale 20 Library on October 9 and 16, 2005. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Film – Mardi Gras - Made in China $250.00 $250.00 24 Film – Ed. Of Shelby Knox $250.00 $250.00 25 TOTAL $500.00 $500.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. Progressive Coalition shall be allocated $500.00 for the activities described. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 32 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 33 the account NISACWO087 of Progressive Coalition.

B-3 1 BILL 05/06/03 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 AFRICAN STUDENT UNION 3 BY: Allocations Committee 4 5 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the African 6 Student Union (ASU); 7 8 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 9 organization’s spending trends, and the past funding of projects submitted by this group; 10 11 WHEREAS, Sixteen members of ASU will be traveling to Southwest Missouri State University in 12 Springfield, MO, to participate in the Mid-America Alliance for African Studies 13 (MAAAS) Conference; 14 15 WHEREAS, The MAAAS Conference is a two-day event where students will have the opportunity to 16 present various papers on critical issues, and where students will be able to listen to a 17 series of lectures by eminent scholars and faculty from several institutions; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 20 21 Project 1- Travel for sixteen ASU members to attend the MAAAS Conference in 22 Springfield, MO, from September 30-October 1, 2005. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 Travel $2,040.00 $1000.00 26 TOTAL $2,040.00 $1000.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. ASU shall be allocated $1000.00 for the activity described. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 33 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 34 the account NISACWO001 African Student Union. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 15, 2005 37 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 56-0-0

B-4 1 BILL 05/06/04 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO COMMUNITY 2 CULTURAL HARMONY WEEK 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, In past years, 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 determined 10 the funds are available for the current fiscal year. 11 12 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. $873.00 shall be allocated for Community Cultural Harmony Week from Foundation 15 Account #C76026, under supervision by SGA. 16 17 SECTION 2. All expenditures will be subject to state and SGA guidelines and statutes. 18 19 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 15, 2005 20 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 56-0-0

B-5 1 BILL 05/06/05 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 BLACK STUDENT UNION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request to the Black 7 Student Union (BSU); 8 9 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 10 organization’s spending trends, and the past funding of projects submitted by this group; 11 12 WHEREAS, Six students will be traveling to the University of Kansas to participate in a delegate 13 meeting to prepare for the 29th Annual Big 12 Conference on Black Student Government. 14 At the delegate meeting, students will learn debate, compromise, and communication 15 skills useful in the business world; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 - Travel for six BSU members to attend the Delegate Meeting in Lawrence, KS, 21 from September 23-25, 2005. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Travel $ 82.00 $ 82.00 25 Promotions $320.00 $320.00 26 TOTAL $402.00 $402.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. BSU shall be allocated $402.00 for the activities described. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 33 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 34 the account NISACWO012 of the Black Student Union. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 22, 2005 37 WITH A ROLL-CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-6 1 BILL 05/06/06 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 KSU CREATIVE ARTS THERAPY STUDENTS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, KSU Creative Arts Therapy Students (C.A.T.S.) provides creative art therapy services to 7 the community and will be hosting a Sandtray Therapy Workshop on October 29, 2005; 8 9 WHEREAS, Denise Filley, Licensed Professional Counselor and Registered Play Therapist, will 10 present a day-long Sandtray Therapy Workshop for all interested K-State students; 11 12 WHEREAS, Sandtray therapy is a method used with children and this workshop will introduce the 13 technique to psychology, human ecology, education, educational counseling, child 14 development, pre-art therapy, and drama therapy students at K-State; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Travel, Meals, Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer (LSE) Fee, Honorarium, and 20 Lodging for Denise Filley to host a Sandtray Therapy Workshop on October 29, 2005. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $ 40.00 $ 40.00 24 Meals $ 35.00 $ 35.00 25 Honorarium $550.00 $550.00 26 Lodging $100.00 $100.00 27 TOTAL $725.00 $725.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. KSU C.A.T.S. shall be allocated $725.00 for the activities described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 34 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFADRSV to the 35 account NISAFAS006 of the KSU Creative Arts Therapy Students. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE SEPTEMBER 22, 2005 38 WITH A ROLL-CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-7 1 BILL 05/06/07 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 KSU CREATIVE ARTS THERAPY STUDENTS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the KSU 7 Creative Arts Therapy Students (C.A.T.S.); 8 9 WHEREAS, Fifteen members of the KSU C.A.T.S. will be traveling to the University of Southern 10 Illinois in Carbondale, Illinois, to participate in a mask conference; 11 12 WHEREAS, The mask conference is a two-day event that will allow students to see masks from all 13 over the world, study their uses, and learn techniques for their use in theatre, art therapy, 14 and drama therapy; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1 - Travel for fifteen KSU C.A.T.S. members to attend a mask conference in 19 Carbondale, Illinois, from October 7-9, 2005. 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 Travel $806.05 $806.05 23 TOTAL $806.05 $806.05 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. KSU C.A.T.S. shall be allocated $806.05 for the activity described. 28 29 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 30 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 31 account NISFAS006 of the KSU Creative Arts Therapy Students. 32 33 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE SEPTEMER 22, 2005 34 WITH A ROLL-CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-8 1 BILL 05/06/08 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 THE KSU CHAPTER OF ENGINEERING 3 IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY SOCIETY 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 8 KSU Chapter of Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society; 9 10 WHEREAS, The KSU Chapter of Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society strives to 11 create awareness about applications and methods in medical and biological 12 engineering other than those emphasized at KSU; 13 14 WHEREAS, The KSU Chapter of Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society is conducting 15 an initiation ceremony on October 19, 2005, in which Kansas State University 16 Students will be exposed to new opportunities and resources offered in medical 17 and biological engineering by way of a speaker presentation and panel discussion; 18 and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1 – Lecture, Speaker, or Entertainer (LSE) fee, Rent of Space, and 24 Promotions for the KSU Chapter of Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society 25 initiation ceremony on October 19, 2005. 26 Request Recommendation 27 LSE fee $100.00 $100.00 28 Rent of Space $75.00 $75.00 29 Promotions $100.00 $100.00 30 TOTAL $275.00 $275.00 31 32 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 33 34 SECTION 1. The KSU Chapter of Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society be allocated 35 $275.00 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 from the Reserve for Contingencies Account 39 NISACONRSV to an account to be created for the KSU Chapter of Engineering 40 in Medicine and Biology Society. 41 42 43 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE SEPTEMER 22, 2005 44 WITH A ROLL-CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0 45

B-9 1 BILL 05/06/09 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 HONESTY AND INTEGRITY 3 PEER EDUCATORS 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the Honesty 8 and Integrity Peer Educators (H.I.P.E.); 9 10 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 11 organization’s spending trends, and the past funding of projects submitted by this group; 12 13 WHEREAS, Two students will be traveling to the Center for Academic Integrity (C.A.I.) annual 14 conference at Virginia Tech University in Blacksburg, VA, from October 20-22, 2005; 15 16 WHEREAS, The conference will help students become strong advocates for the KSU Honor System 17 by their participation in activities that increase their knowledge of other honor systems; 18 and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 21 22 Project 1-Travel for two H.I.P.E. members to attend the C.A.I. Conference in Blacksburg, 23 VA, from October 20-22, 2005. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 Travel $650.00 $200.00 27 TOTAL $650.00 $200.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. H.I.P.E. shall be allocated $200.00 for the activity described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 34 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 35 the account NISACWO034 of the Honesty and Integrity Peer Educators. 36 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE SEPTEMER 22, 2005 39 WITH A ROLL-CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0 40

B-10 1 BILL 05/06/10 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 HONESTY AND INTEGRITY 3 PEER EDUCATORS 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation requests of the Honesty 8 and Integrity Peer Educators (H.I.P.E.); 9 10 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 11 organization’s spending trends, and the past funding of projects submitted by this group; 12 13 WHEREAS, Two former members of the KSU Honor System will be speaking for Integrity Week on 14 October 13, 2005, for any interested KSU students, faculty, and members of the 15 surrounding community; 16 17 WHEREAS, Integrity Week is the pivotal event for the H.I.P.E. organization to gain new membership 18 and increase awareness about the KSU Honor System; 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, or Entertainer (LSE) Fee and advertising for Jon Kurche and 24 Jill Rooney Wahl to come to K-State and speak for Integrity Week. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 LSE $200.00 $200.00 28 Advertisement $50.00 $50.00 29 TOTAL $250.00 $250.00 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. H.I.P.E. shall be allocated $250.00 for the activities described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 36 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 37 the account NISACWO034 of the Honesty and Integrity Peer Educators. 38 39 40 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE SEPTEMER 22, 2005 41 WITH A ROLL-CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0 42

B-11 1 BILL 05/06/11 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 KSU INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL AND 3 KSU PANHELLINIC COUNCIL 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of the KSU 7 Interfraternity Council and the KSU PanHellenic Council; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 10 organization’s spending trends, and the past funding of projects submitted by this group; 11 12 WHEREAS, Brad Karsh, a nationally recognized expert in helping students find employment, traveled 13 to Kansas State University on September 13, 2005, to give a lecture on creating resumes; 14 and 15 16 WHEREAS, Brad Karsh, President and Founder of JobBound, is the former Vice President of Talent 17 Acquisition at Leo Burnett Advertising in Chicago, IL, and has reviewed 10,000 resumes 18 and interviewed over 1,000 college students; 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, Engagement (LSE) fee and Promotions to host Brad Karsh 24 on September 13, 2005. 25 26 Request Recommendation 27 LSE fee $700.00 $700.00 28 Promotions $680.00 $680.00 29 TOTAL $1,380.00 $1,380.00 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. The KSU Interfraternity Council and The KSU PanHellenic Council shall be allocated 34 $1,380.00 for the activities described. 35 36 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 37 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 38 the account NISACWO078 of the Interfraternity Council and PanHellenic Council. 39 40 41 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE SEPTEMER 22, 2005 42 WITH A ROLL-CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0 43

B-12 1 BILL 05/06/12 CREATION OF THE 2 STUDENT SENATE SPECIAL 3 COMMITTEE TO STUDY 4 LONG-TERM TUITION STRATEGIES 5 BY: Michael Burns and Tyson Moore 6 7 WHEREAS, Kansas State University is committed to the affordability of education for 8 students; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University five-year tuition plan will expire after FY 2007; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association, in consultation with 13 faculty, staff, and administration, should research long-term tuition strategies for 14 the university; and 15 16 WHEREAS, Appointments for this committee should be subject to Student Senate approval. 17 18 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. There is hereby established the Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition 21 Strategies with the following purpose: 22 1. Examine the current five-year tuition strategy adopted by Kansas State 23 University. 24 2. Form a set of guidelines to consider in evaluating future tuition 25 strategies. 26 3. Form a proposal to present to Student Senate, Faculty Senate, and 27 University Administration upon completion. 28 29 SECTION 2. The Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies shall consist of 30 twelve members, eight of whom are students. All shall be voting members. The 31 Student Body President and the Student Senate Chair shall be Co-Chairs of the 32 committee with full voting privileges. Committee members shall be jointly 33 appointed by the Student Body President and the Student Senate Chair and be 34 subject to Student Senate approval. 35 36 SECTION 3. The Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies shall submit its 37 final proposal to the Student Body President and the Student Senate Chair by 38 March 1, 2006. The committee shall also present the proposal to Student Senate, 39 Faculty Senate leadership and University Administration following this date. 40 41 SECTION 4. A copy of this bill shall be sent to Faculty Senate President Tom Herald, Dean of 42 Student Life Pat Bosco, University Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for 43 Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President for Administration and 44 Finance Tom Rawson, and Kansas State University President Jon Wefald. 45 46 SECTION 5. From and after September 1, 2006, Bill 05/06/12 is hereby repealed. 47 48 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 22, 2005 49 WITH A ROLL-CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-13 1 BILL 05/06/13 AMENDMENT TO FY 2006 ALLOCATIONS FOR 2 EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY FUND 3 4 BY: Grant Groene and Michael Burns 5 6 WHEREAS, There was an improper allocation of FY 2006 Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) funds to the 7 Community Service Program “Learning by Serving;” and 8 9 WHEREAS, The appropriate changes to proposal eight need to be made in order to stay in compliance with 10 SGA and EOF guidelines. 11 12 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. The FY 2006 Educational Opportunity Fund budget recommendations are amended to read as 15 follows; 16 17 Title of Proposal FRS Allocated Requested Allocated 18 Account FY 2005 FY 2006 FY 2006 19 20 1. Pollution Prevention Summer Internship $0 $6,000 $0 21 Environmental Health & Safety 22 23 2. International Student Scholarships 490801 $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 24 International Student Center/International Coordinating Council 8 @ $500 8 @ $500 8 @ $500 25 26 3. Program Assistant to Provide Services to Students w/ Physical Disabilities 490807 $9,000 $8,998 27 $9,465 28 Disability Support Services 29 30 4. Provide Scholarships to Students w/ Learning Disabilities 490801 $2,000 $2,000 $2,000 31 Disability Support Services 4 @ $500 4 @ $500 4 @ $500 32 33 5. Provide Scholarships to Students w/ Physical Disabilities 490801 $2,000 $2,000 $2,000 34 Disability Support Services 4 @ $500 4 @ $500 4 @ $500 35 36 6. Need Based Scholarships for Full/Part-time Adult Non-traditional Students 490801 $5,000 $5,000 37 $5,000 38 Adult Student Services 39 40 7. Graduate Assistant Position 490820 $9,000 $11,965 $9,465 41 Adult Student Serving 42 43 8. Community Service Program "Learning by Serving" 490809 $8,975 $21,800 $13,650 44 Community Service Program 209196 $6,825 $2,150 45 46 9. MEP Scholarships Funds/Graduate Assistant Fellowship 490802 $9,000 $41,000 $9,465 47 Multicultural Engineering Program 490801 $7,500 $7,500 48 15 @ $500 49 50 10. Graduate Assistant 490804 $9,000 $9,000 $9,465 51 Office of Student Life 52 53 11. Graduate Assistantship in Student Development 490806 $9,000 $17,200 $9,465 54 Counseling & Educational Psychology/College of Education 55 56 12. KSU Child Development Center Childship Funds 209186 $66,025 $75,000 $75,000 57 KSU Child Development Center 58 59 13. University-Wide Tutorial Services 490803 $57,275 $57,275 $57,275

B-14 60 Academic Assistance Center 61 62 14. Graduate Positions 490816 $18,000 $18,000 $18,930 63 KSU Women's Center 2 @ $9000 2 @ $9000 2 @ $9465 64 65 15. Graduate Assistant 490811 $9,000 $9,580 $9,465 66 International Student Center 67 68 16. Upward Bound Math & Science Programs 490818 $8,300 $17,157 $8,300 69 Educational & Personal Development - Upward Bound Math & Science Programs 70 71 17. Developing Scholars Supplemental Funding Mini-Grants 490812 $2,500 $4,500 $2,450 72 Academic Assistance Center/Provost Office 35 @ $70 73 74 18. Developing Scholars Graduate Assistantship 490812 $9,000 $9,000 $9,465 75 Academic Assistance Center/Provost Office 76 77 19. Joey Lee Garman Undergraduate Scholarship 490801 $1,500 $2,000 $2,000 78 Community Cultural Harmony Week Planning Committee 3 @ $500 4 @ $500 4 @ $500 79 80 20. Minority Student Mentoring Program 490827 $14,400 $17,000 $9,465 81 Academic Assistance Center 82 83 21. Preparing KSU Students for the Grad Record Exam $0 $9,000 $0 84 McNair Scholars Program/Educational Support Services 85 86 22. Learning Disability Specialists - Provide Services to Students w/ Learning Disabilities 490805 $9,000 $8,998 $9,465 87 Disability Support Services 88 89 23. Diversity Resource Cntr. Student Asst. in Agr., Nat. Resources and Related Sciences 490815 $2,760 $0 $0 90 Office of Diversity, College of Agriculture 91 92 24. Salary for Career Specialists 490813 $2,674 $2,920 $2,920 93 Academic & Career Information Center 94 95 25. Multicultural Student Organizations Graduate Assistant 490823 $9,000 $8,500 $9,465 96 Multicultural Student Organization Office 97 98 26. Undergraduate Student Positions 490823 $6,750 $7,000 $6,750 99 Office of Diversity & Dual Career Development 100 101 27. Multicultural Affairs Graduate Assistant $10,400 $0 102 College of Human Ecology, Multicultural Affairs Program 103 104 28. Graduate Assistant $10,383 $0 105 First Tee of Manhattan, Educational and Personal Development Programs 106 107 29. Jardine Apartments Tutoring Program $5,465 $0 108 KSU Housing and Dining Services 109 110 30. Minority Scholarships for Freshman Seminar Abroad $15,000 $0 111 Office of International Programs 112 113 31. Student Salaries 114 Wildcat BugCamp, KSU Insect Zoo $29,971 $0 115 116 32. Provide Technical Assistance to Students w/ Disabilities $8,998 $0 117 Disability Support Services 118 119 Total $297,484 $455,120 $304,575 120 121 SECTION 2. These funds shall be transferred from the Educational Opportunity Fund Reserves

B-15 122 Account to each project’s respective account at the beginning of FY 2006. 123 124 SECTION 3. Bill 04/05/38 is hereby repealed. 125 126 SECTION 4. Any unspent funds shall automatically revert back to the respective Educational Opportunity Fund 127 Reserves Accounts at the end of FY 2006. 128 129 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON A 130 ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53/0/0 ON SEPTEMBER 29, 2005

B-16 1 BILL 05/06/14 EMERGENCY ALLOCATION 2 TO THE OFFICE OF STUDENT 3 ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES 4 5 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, This bill makes a one-time allocation of $18,221.84 to the Office of Student 8 Activities and Services for the purpose of funding the Safe Ride Program; 9 10 WHEREAS, Senate Bill 99/00/68 permits special allocations from the Privilege Fee Debt 11 Reduction and Emergency Allocation Account for emergency purposes; 12 13 WHEREAS, The Safe Ride Coordinator has requested emergency funding for the Safe Ride 14 Program; 15 16 WHEREAS, The Safe Ride Program meets all qualifications for emergency funding from the 17 Privilege Fee Reserve Account; 18 19 WHEREAS, Due to the success of the Safe Ride Program, additional funding is needed to 20 fulfill the student demand placed on the program; 21 22 WHEREAS, This additional funding will continue to allow for eight taxis to run between the 23 hours of 11pm to 3am, Thursday through Saturday nights; and 24 25 WHEREAS, The student body has benefited from the utilization of Safe Ride Program. 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. A special allocation of $18,221.84 be made to the Office of Student Activities and 30 Services for the purpose of funding the Safe Ride Program. 31 32 SECTION 2. The funds shall be transferred from the Privilege Fee Debt Reduction and 33 Emergency Allocation Account (NISADERCPF) to the Office of Student 34 Activities and Services Account (NISOSASOP) on November 1, 2005. 35 36 SECTION 3. Any balance remaining in the Safe Ride Program budget at the end of Fiscal Year 37 2006 shall revert back to the Privilege Fee Reserve Account. 38 39 SECTION 4. Within 60 days of the completion of the FY 2006 budget year, the Coordinator of 40 the Safe Ride Program shall provide a detailed report of the expenditures made 41 with this emergency funding to the Privileged Fees Committee. Receipt of this 42 report shall be required for the privilege fee agency to be considered for 43 additional emergency allocations. 44 45 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON A ROLL CALL 46 VOTE OF 53/0/0 ON SEPTEMBER 29, 2005

B-17 1 BILL 05/06/15 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 KANSAS STATE COLLEGE BOWL CLUB 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 7 Kansas State College Bowl Club; 8 9 WHEREAS, Nine members of the Kansas State College Bowl Club will be traveling to the 10 University of Oklahoma in Norman, OK, to participate in the Route 66 Classic; 11 12 WHEREAS, College Bowl gives students the opportunity to improve their ability in 13 competition against other students; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 16 follows: 17 18 Project 1 - Travel for nine Kansas State College Bowl Club members to attend the 19 Route 66 Classic in Norman, OK, from October 7-8, 2005. 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 Travel $415.75 $415.75 23 Registration $100.00 $ 0.00 24 TOTAL $515.75 $415.75 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. Kansas State College Bowl Club shall be allocated $415.75 for the activity 29 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 NISACWO076 of the Kansas State College Bowl 34 Club. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE BY A 37 ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53/0/0 ON SEPTEMBER 29, 2005

B-18 1 BILL 05/06/16 FY 2006 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 request of the Society 8 for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts (SABHA); 9 10 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 11 organization’s spending trends, and the past funding of projects submitted by this group; 12 13 WHEREAS, Kaveri Agashe and Manasi Tapikar will be coming to K-State accompanied by Ramdas 14 Palsule on the drums, Subhash Dassakar on the sitar (stringed instrument), and vocalist 15 Shekhar Kumbhojkar to perform several pieces from the North Indian Classical Dance; 16 and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1 – Lecture, Speaker or Entertainment (LSE) Fee and Promotions for these 22 performers to present at Forum Hall on October 21, 2005. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 LSE Fee $2,500.00 $2,500.00 26 Promotions $ 200.00 $ 200.00 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 activities described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 34 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 35 account NISAFAS021 of the Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON A 38 ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53/0/0 ON SEPTEMBER 29, 2005

B-19 1 BILL 05/06/17 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO STUDENTS 2 FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Students for 7 Environmental Action; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 10 organization’s spending trends, and the past funding of projects submitted by this group; 11 12 WHEREAS, Dr. Kevin Danaher will be coming to K-State to give a lecture about how an increasingly 13 global economy interacts with the environment and how to achieve a more sustainable 14 economy; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1- Travel, Lodging, Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer (LSE) Fee, Rent of Space, 20 and Promotions for Dr. Kevin Danaher to speak about the relation between economics 21 and the environment on November 17, 2005. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Travel $ 500.00 $ 500.00 25 Lodging $ 60.00 $ 60.00 26 LSE Fee $2,000.00 $2,000.00 27 Promotions $ 200.00 $ 200.00 28 TOTAL $2,760.00 $2,760.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. Students for Environmental Action shall be allocated $2,760.00 for the activities 33 described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 36 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 37 the account NISACWO061 of Students for Environmental Action. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON A 40 ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53/0/0 ON SEPTEMBER 29, 2005

B-20 1 BILL 05/06/18 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 CLUB MANAGERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the Club 7 Managers Association of America; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 10 organization’s spending trends, and the past funding of projects submitted by this group; 11 12 WHEREAS, Twenty-one members of the Club Managers Association of America will be traveling to a 13 Club Managers Association Conference that includes educational sessions, club tours, 14 and chances to interact with other managers and students from around the country; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1 – Travel for twenty-one members of the Club Managers Association of America 19 to attend a conference in Chicago, IL, from November 10-13, 2005. 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 Travel $1,000.00 $1,000.00 23 TOTAL $1,000.00 $1,000.00 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. Club Managers Association of America shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity 28 described. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 31 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 32 the account NISACWO074 of the Club Managers Association of America. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE OCTOBER 6, 2005 35 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 56-0-0

B-21 1 BILL 05/06/19 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 KANSAS STATE COLLEGE BOWL CLUB 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the 7 Kansas State College Bowl Club; 8 9 WHEREAS, Three teams, comprised of members of the Kansas State College Bowl Club, will 10 be traveling to the University of Missouri in Rolla, MO, to participate in the 11 Rollapalooza, a National Academic Quiz Tournament; 12 13 WHEREAS, College Bowl gives students the opportunity to improve their ability in 14 competition against other students; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 - Travel for members of the Kansas State College Bowl Club to attend 20 the Rollapalooza in Rolla, MO, from October 14-15, 2005. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $448.00 $448.00 24 Registration $100.00 $ 0.00 25 TOTAL $548.00 $448.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. Kansas State College Bowl Club shall be allocated $448.00 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 NISACWO076 of the Kansas State College Bowl 35 Club. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE OCTOBER 6, 2005 38 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 56-0-0

B-22 1 BILL 05/06/20 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 THE NAVIGATORS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of The 7 Navigators; 8 9 WHEREAS, 150 members of The Navigators will be traveling to the University of Northern Iowa in 10 Cedar Falls, Iowa, to participate in a Spiritual and Leadership Conference; 11 12 WHEREAS, The conference will cover topics exploring cross-cultural settings with diversity in mind 13 over a three-day period, during which the students are exposed to the value of seeing 14 character, leadership and spiritual development integrated with their education ethics, 15 mentoring, careers and family; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 18 19 Project 1 - Travel for 150 members of The Navigators to attend a Spiritual and 20 Leadership Conference in Cedar Falls, Iowa, from October 21-25, 2005 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. The Navigators 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, these 31 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 32 the account NISACWO051 of The Navigators. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE OCTOBER 6, 2005 35 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 56-0-0

B-23 1 BILL 05/06/21 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO SEXUAL 2 HEALTH AWARENESS PEER EDUCATORS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Sexual 7 Health Awareness Peer Educators (SHAPE); 8 9 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 10 organization’s spending trends, and the past funding of projects submitted by this group; 11 12 WHEREAS, SHAPE is very involved on campus by presenting valuable health information to the 13 student body and sponsoring various activities; 14 15 WHEREAS, Five members of SHAPE will be traveling to the Bacchus and G.A.M.M.A. General 16 Assembly Conference where these students will be provided with valuable education and 17 ideas to enhance the group and also their networking opportunities; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 20 21 Project 1 – Travel for five members of SHAPE to attend the Bacchus and G.A.M.M.A. 22 General Assembly Conference in Orlando, FL, from November 9-13, 2005. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 Travel $1,771.00 $500.00 26 TOTAL $1,771.00 $500.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. SHAPE shall be allocated $500.00 for the activities described. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 33 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 34 the account NISACWO060 of SHAPE. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE OCTOBER 6, 2005 37 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 56-0-0

B-24 1 BILL 05/06/22 BY-LAWS AMENDMENT CONCERNING 2 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Commitee 5 6 WHEREAS, There is a need for consistency throughout the By-Laws of the Kansas State University 7 Student Governing Association; 8 9 WHEREAS, The By-Laws have not been updated to address changes made in Bill 04/05/84 regarding 10 the duties of the Student Senate Secretary; and 11 12 WHEREAS, Article V, Section 3.C.8. of the By-Laws gives the Student Senate Secretary the duty to 13 “Present all Constitution changes to College Councils for ratification.” 14 15 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 16 17 SECTION 1. KSU SGA By-Laws Article 2, Section 1. is amended to read as follows: 18 19 ARTICLE II 20 21 AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION 22 23 Sectn. 1. Procedures for Ratification. 24 A. When a proposed amendment to the KSU SGA Constitution is submitted to 25 the College Councils for ratification, the Student Body President Senate 26 Secretary shall transmit a copy of the amendment to the president of each 27 council. 28 B. A written statement of the result of the vote of each College Council shall be 29 returned to the Student Body President Senate Secretary, who shall count the 30 votes and inform the Student Senate Chair of the results. at its next meeting 31 thereafter. 32 C. If the votes of the College Councils are sufficient to ratify the amendment, the 33 amendment shall become effective when the Student Body President so 34 notifies Senate Chair announces the results to Student Senate at its next 35 meeting thereafter. as prescribed in Part B above. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 38 OCTOBER 20, 2005 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-25 1 BILL 05/06/23 EMERGENCY ALLOCATION 2 TO INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS 3 4 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, This bill makes a one-time allocation of $15,599.72 to Intercollegiate Athletics 7 for the purpose of funding the FY 2006 27th pay period; 8 9 WHEREAS, Senate Bill 99/00/68 permits special allocations from the Privilege Fee Debt 10 Reduction and Emergency Allocation Account for emergency purposes; 11 12 WHEREAS, The 27th pay period occurs once every eleven years, due to the number of weeks 13 in that given fiscal year; 14 15 WHEREAS, The 27th pay period affects all State of Kansas employees and state agencies, 16 requiring the State to provide its employees with a 27th pay check; 17 18 WHEREAS, This agency has met the funding deadlines to be considered for this emergency 19 funding as set by the Privilege Fee Committee Chair; 20 21 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has deemed it a priority to provide the percentage of 22 funding that the entity receives through Privilege Fees to cover these State 23 employees and the benefits they receive; and 24 25 WHEREAS, The student body has benefited from the entertainment and utilization of 26 Intercollegiate Athletics. 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. A special allocation of $15,599.72 be made to Intercollegiate Athletics for the 31 purpose of funding the FY 2006 27th pay period. 32 33 SECTION 2. The funds shall be transferred from the Privilege Fee Debt Reduction and 34 Emergency Allocation Account (NISADERCPF) to the Intercollegiate Athletics 35 Privilege Fee Account (NIAT990038) on January 1, 2006. 36 37 SECTION 3. Any of the emergency allocated 27th pay period balance remaining in the 38 Intercollegiate Athletics Privilege Fee Account at the end of FY 2006 shall revert 39 back to the Privilege Fee Reserve Account. 40 41 SECTION 4. Within 60 days of the completion of FY 2006 the Director of Intercollegiate 42 Athletics shall provide a detailed report of the expenditures made with this 43 emergency funding. Receipt of this report shall be required for the privilege fee 44 agency to be considered for additional allocations. 45 46 SECTION 5. A copy of this bill shall be given Vice President for Administration and Finance

B-26 1 Tow Rawson, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, 2 Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance Bruce Shubert, 3 University Controller Keith Ratzloff, Director of Accounting Services James 4 Bach, and Intercollegiate Athletic Director Tim Weiser. 5 6 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 7 OCTOBER 20, 2005 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-27 1 BILL 05/06/24 EMERGENCY ALLOCATION 2 TO K-STATE 3 STUDENT UNION 4 5 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, This bill makes a one-time allocation of $13,641.35 to the K-State Student Union 8 for the purpose of funding the FY 2006 27th pay period; 9 10 WHEREAS, Senate Bill 99/00/68 permits special allocations from the Privilege Fee Debt 11 Reduction and Emergency Allocation Account for emergency purposes; 12 13 WHEREAS, The 27th pay period occurs once every eleven years, due to the number of weeks 14 in that given fiscal year; 15 16 WHEREAS, The 27th pay period affects all State of Kansas employees and state agencies, 17 requiring the State to provide its employees with a 27th pay check; 18 19 WHEREAS, This agency has met the funding deadlines to be considered for this emergency 20 funding as set by the Privilege Fee Committee Chair; 21 22 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has deemed it a priority to provide the percentage of 23 funding that the entity receives through Privilege Fees to cover these State 24 employees and the benefits they receive; and 25 26 WHEREAS, The student body has benefited from the utilization of the K-State Student Union. 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. A special allocation of $13,641.35 be made to the K-State Student Union for the 31 purpose of funding the FY 2006 27th pay period. 32 33 SECTION 2. The funds shall be transferred from the Privilege Fee Debt Reduction and 34 Emergency Allocation Account (NISADERCPF) to the K-State Student Union 35 Privilege Fee Account (NIUN480429) on January 1, 2006. 36 37 SECTION 3. Any of the emergency allocated 27th pay period balance remaining in the K-State 38 Student Union Privilege Fee Account at the end of FY 2006 shall revert back to 39 the Privilege Fee Reserve Account. 40 41 SECTION 4. Within 60 days of the completion of FY 2006 the Director of the K-State Student 42 Union shall provide a detailed report of the expenditures made with this 43 emergency funding. Receipt of this report shall be required for the privilege fee 44 agency to be considered for additional allocations. 45 46 SECTION 5. A copy of this bill shall be given Vice President for Administration and Finance

B-28 1 Tow Rawson, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, 2 Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance Bruce Shubert, 3 University Controller Keith Ratzloff, Director of Accounting Services James 4 Bach, and Director of the K-State Student Union Bernard Pitts. 5 6 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 7 OCTOBER 20, 2005 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0 8

B-29 1 BILL 05/06/25 EMERGENCY ALLOCATION 2 TO RECREATIONAL SERVICES 3 4 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, This bill makes a one-time allocation of $15,190.00 to the Recreational Services 7 Operations Account for the purpose of funding the FY 2006 27th pay period; 8 9 WHEREAS, Senate Bill 99/00/68 permits special allocations from the Privilege Fee Debt 10 Reduction and Emergency Allocation Account for emergency purposes; 11 12 WHEREAS, The 27th pay period occurs once every eleven years due to the number of weeks in 13 that given fiscal year; 14 15 WHEREAS, The 27th pay period affects all State of Kansas employees and state agencies, 16 requiring the State to provide its employees with a 27th pay check; 17 18 WHEREAS, This agency has met the funding deadlines to be considered for this emergency 19 funding as set by the Privilege Fee Committee Chair; 20 21 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has deemed it a priority to provide the percentage of 22 funding that the entity receives through Privilege Fees to cover these State 23 employees and the benefits they receive; and 24 25 WHEREAS, The student body has benefited from the utilization of Recreational Services. 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. A special allocation of $15,190.00 be made to the Recreational Services 30 Operations Account for the purpose of funding the FY 2006 27th pay period. 31 32 SECTION 2. The funds shall be transferred from the Privilege Fee Debt Reduction and 33 Emergency Allocation Account (NISADERCPF) to the Recreational Services 34 Operations Account (NZCM01ROBD) on January 1, 2006. 35 36 SECTION 3. Any of the emergency allocated 27th pay period balance remaining in the 37 Recreational Services Operations Account at the end of FY 2006 shall revert back 38 to the Privilege Fee Reserve Account. 39 40 SECTION 4. Within 90 days of the completion of FY 2006 the Director of the Recreational 41 Services Operations Account shall provide a detailed report of the expenditures 42 made with this emergency funding. Receipt of this report shall be required for the 43 privilege fee agency to be considered for additional allocations. 44 45 SECTION 5. A copy of this bill shall be given Vice President for Administration and Finance 46 Tow Rawson, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause,

B-30 1 Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance Bruce Shubert, 2 University Controller Keith Ratzloff, Director of Accounting Services James 3 Bach, and Director of the Recreational Services Operations Account Raydon 4 Robel. 5 6 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE 7 ON OCTOBER 20, 2005 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-31 1 BILL 05/06/26 EMERGENCY ALLOCATION 2 TO STUDENT HEALTH 3 4 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, This bill makes a one-time allocation of $124,520.45 to Student Health for the 7 purpose of funding the FY 2006 27th pay period; 8 9 WHEREAS, Senate Bill 99/00/68 permits special allocations from the Privilege Fee Debt 10 Reduction and Emergency Allocation Account for emergency purposes; 11 12 WHEREAS, The 27th pay period occurs once every eleven years, due to the number of weeks 13 in that given fiscal year; 14 15 WHEREAS, The 27th pay period affects all State of Kansas employees and state agencies, 16 requiring the State to provide its employees with a 27th pay check; 17 18 WHEREAS, This agency has met the funding deadlines to be considered for this emergency 19 funding as set by the Privilege Fee Committee Chair; 20 21 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Committee has deemed it a priority to provide the percentage of 22 funding that the entity receives through Privilege Fees to cover these State 23 employees and the benefits they receive; and 24 25 WHEREAS, The student body has benefited from the utilization of Student Health (Lafene). 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. A special allocation of $124,520.45 be made to Student Health for the purpose of 30 funding the FY 2006 27th pay period. 31 32 SECTION 2. The funds shall be transferred from the Privilege Fee Debt Reduction and 33 Emergency Allocation Account (NISADERCPF) to the Student Health Privilege 34 Fee Account (NISHPRVFEE) on January 1, 2006. 35 36 SECTION 3. Any of the emergency allocated 27th pay period balance remaining in the Student 37 Health Privilege Fee Account at the end of FY 2006 shall revert back to the 38 Privilege Fee Reserve Account. 39 40 SECTION 4. Within 60 days of the completion of FY 2006 the Director of Student Health shall 41 provide a detailed report of the expenditures made with this emergency funding. 42 Receipt of this report shall be required for the privilege fee agency to be 43 considered for additional allocations. 44 45 SECTION 5. A copy of this bill shall be given Vice President for Administration and Finance 46 Tow Rawson, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause,

B-32 1 Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance Bruce Shubert, 2 University Controller Keith Ratzloff, Director of Accounting Services James 3 Bach, and Director Student Health Lannie Zweimiller. 4 5 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 6 OCTOBER 20, 2005 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0 7

B-33 1 BILL 05/06/27 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 UNITED BLACK VOICES GOSPEL CHOIR 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the United 7 Black Voices Gospel Choir; 8 9 WHEREAS, 25 members will be traveling to Warrensberg, Missouri, from October 28-30, 2005, to 10 participate in the Missouri Statewide Conference; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Missouri Statewide Conference will give members the opportunity to work with 13 experts in the field of Gospel music to broaden their repertoire and skills; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 16 follows: 17 18 Project 1 – Travel for 25 members of the United Black Voices Gospel Choir to 19 attend the Missouri Statewide Conference in Warrensberg, Missouri, from October 28- 20 30, 2005. 21 Request Recommendation 22 Travel $1,000.00 $920.00 23 TOTAL $1,000.00 $920.00 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. United Black Voices Gospel Choir shall be allocated $920.00 for the activities described. 28 29 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 30 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 31 account NISAFAR023 of the United Black Voices Gospel Choir. 32 33 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 34 OCTOBER 20, 2005 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 53-0-0

B-34 1 BILL 05/06/28 BY-LAWS AMMENDMENT CONCERNING 2 PROXIES IN STANDING COMMITTEES 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, There is a need for consistency throughout the By-Laws of the Kansas State University 7 Student Governing Association; 8 9 WHEREAS, The By-Laws have not been updated to address changes made in Bill 03/04/79 regarding 10 the right to proxy of College Council Funding Standing Committee members; and 11 12 WHEREAS, Article V, Section 9.G.4. of the By-Laws allows College Council Funding Standing 13 Committees to “designate a proxy if he or she is unable to attend.” 14 15 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 16 17 SECTION 1. KSU SGA By-Laws Article V, Section 9.D. is amended to read as follows: 18 19 ARTICLE V 20 21 LEGISLATIVE 22 23 Sectn. 9. Student senate Shall Be Organized Into Standing Committees. 24 25 D. Unless otherwise provided by these By-Laws, membership of each 26 standing committee shall be made up of Student Senators, Student Senate 27 Interns and Students-at-Large, all of whom shall be voting members of 28 their respective committee. Unless otherwise provided in these By-Laws, 29 chairperson of standing committees shall be appointed by the Chair of 30 Student Senate, in consultation with the Vice Chair of Student Senate and 31 the present committee chair. Unless other otherwise provided in these By- 32 Laws, vice chairperson of standing committees shall be appointed by the 33 Chairperson of Student Senate with the recommendation of the committee 34 chair, from the Student Senator members of the committee. Unless 35 otherwise provided by these By-Laws, students-at-large on standing 36 committees shall be appointed by the chairperson of the committee in 37 consultation with the Chairperson of the Student Senate. Unless otherwise 38 provided in these By-Laws, proxy voting is prohibited in standing committees. 39 40 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 41 OCTOBER 27, 2005 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 54-0-0

B-35 1 BILL 05/06/29 INCREASE OF THE UNIVERSITY 2 COUNSELING SERVICES PRIVILEGE FEE 3 4 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, Counseling Services Fee provides necessary services to the students of Kansas 7 State University; and 8 9 WHEREAS, Students have seen many benefits of having Counseling Services. 10 11 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 12 13 SECTION 1. The KSU SGA Statutes 31-0101 through 31-0111 are hereby amended to read: 14 15 COUNSELING SERVICES BUDGET AGREEMENT 16 17 This agreement made this______day of November 2005, between the Kansas State 18 University Student Governing Association (SENATE), and Counseling Services 19 (DEPARTMENT). 20 21 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) for Fiscal Year 2007 22 shall be $561,399.00. The DEPARTMENT BUDGET for Fiscal Year 2008 shall be 23 $578,241.00. The DEPARTMENT BUDGET for Fiscal Year 2009 shall be $595,588.00. 24 The BUDGET will be reviewed prior to Fiscal Year 2010. 25 26 2. No privilege fee funds may be used for paying the Institutional Support Fee. 27 28 3. This agreement supercedes any previous agreement made by Kansas State University 29 Student Senate and/or Kansas State University Student Governing Association with the 30 Counseling Services regarding funding of BUDGET and use of such funding. 31 32 4. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic review 33 by Kansas State University Student Senate and such review could result in decrease or 34 termination of funding of the BUDGET. The failure of SENATE to exercise any rights 35 in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of such rights in that instance or any other 36 instance. 37 38 5. Within 60 days after the end of each fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT 39 shall submit a written summary of the BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee Chair 40 for review by the entire Student Senate. 41 6. No construction or renovation of a building or facility at KSU is permitted with privilege fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the student body. (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article XI Section 1105)

7. This agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of Kansas.

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8. By signing this agreement, the representative of the respective parties hereby represent that each is duly authorized by his or her part to execute this document on behalf of such party that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of the agreement.

9. Bill 05/06/29 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by: the Privilege Fee Chair; the Director of Counseling Services; the Student Senate Chair; the Associate Vice President for Institutional Advancement; the Vice President for Institutional Advancement; and the Student Body President.

THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON OCTOBER 27, 2005 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 54-0-0

B-37 1 BILL 05/06/30 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 INDIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the Indian 7 Student Association; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 10 organization’s spending trends, and past funding of projects submitted by this group; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Indian Student Association has invited Amzad Rahman and four other speakers to 13 come and speak as part of an evening of educating students about the rich and varied 14 culture of India; 15 16 WHEREAS, This project is educationally beneficial to all K-State students as it provides an 17 opportunity for them to experience several different aspects of the culture of India and is 18 open to all K-State students; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 21 follows: 22 23 Project 1 – Funding for Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer (LSE) Fee and promotions for 24 the cultural variety program being hosted by the Indian Student Association on 25 November 12, 2005, in Forum Hall. 26 27 Request Recommendation 28 LSE Fee $3,500.00 $3,500.00 29 Rent of Equipment $ 500.00 $ 0.00 30 Supplies $ 150.00 $ 0.00 31 Rent of films $ 150.00 $ 0.00 32 Other Costs $ 200.00 $ 0.00 33 Promotions $ 755.00 $ 150.00 34 TOTAL $5,255.00 $3,650.00 35 36 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 37 38 SECTION 1. The Indian Student Association shall be allocated $3,650.00 for the activities described. 39 40 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 41 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 42 the account NISACWO036 of the Indian Student Association. 43 44 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 45 OCTOBER 27, 2005 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 54-0-0 46

B-38 1 BILL 05/06/31 FY 2006 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 the Sexual 8 Health Awareness Peer Educators (SHAPE); 9 10 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 11 organization’s spending trends, and past funding of projects submitted by this group; 12 13 WHEREAS, SHAPE will bring Shawn Decker and Gwenn Barringer to K-State to give a presentation 14 on AIDS/HIV awareness to inform college students that they are at high risk for 15 contracting HIV because of lifestyle choices; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1- Funding for Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer (LSE) Fee, and promotions for 21 the AIDS Awareness presentation hosted by SHAPE, on December 1, 2005, in Forum 22 Hall. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 LSE Fee $3,500.00 $2,400.00 26 Promotions $1,295.00 $ 150.00 27 TOTAL $4,795.00 $2,550.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. SHAPE shall be allocated $2,550.00 for the activities described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 34 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 35 the account NISACWO060 of SHAPE. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 38 OCTOBER 27, 2005 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 54-0-0

B-39 1 BILL 05/06/32 FY 2006 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 ‘Til 7 Dawn; 8 9 WHEREAS, Thirty-six members will be traveling to Memphis, Tennessee, to visit the St. Jude 10 Children’s Research Hospital to learn about the organization and how the funds raised by 11 K-State students help St. Jude’s. Students will be touring the hospital, The Target House, 12 and the Danny Thomas Pavilion, where they will meet doctors, staff, and the patient base 13 that make the hospital operate; 14 15 WHEREAS, Students attending will acquire a greater understanding of children’s catastrophic diseases 16 and what they can do to combat those diseases and the knowledge will be shared through 17 events in the coming year with approximately one thousand K-State students; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 20 21 Project 1 – Travel for 36 members of Up ‘Til Dawn to visit the St. Jude Children’s 22 Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, from January 8-11, 2006. 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. Up ‘Til Dawn 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, these 33 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 34 the account NISACWO067 of Up ‘Til Dawn. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 37 OCTOBER 27, 2005 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 54-0-0

B-40 1 BILL 05/06/33 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 SOCIETY FOR APPRECIATION OF 3 BHARATIYA HERITAGE AND ARTS 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation requests of the 8 Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts (SABHA); 9 10 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 11 organization’s spending trends, and the past funding of projects submitted by this 12 group; 13 14 WHEREAS, Dr. Imrat Khan is a Professor of Indian Music at Washington University in St. 15 Louis, MO, and is a noted virtuoso and the greatest living legend of Surbahar, a 16 traditional Indian instrument. He will be presenting a concert on April 9, 2006, 17 entitled “Surbahar Concert.” He will be accompanied by Samir Chatterjee on the 18 Tabla and Belinda Shama on the Tanpura; 19 20 WHEREAS, This concert will provide an opportunity for K-State students to listen to and 21 understand Surbahar as one of the rarest of Indian instruments; and 22 23 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 24 follows: 25 26 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer (LSE) Fee and Promotions for the 27 “Surbahar Concert” put on by SABHA on April 9, 2006 in Forum Hall. 28 29 Request Recommendation 30 LSE Fee $3,300.00 $ 3,000.00 31 Promotions $ 200.00 $ 150.00 32 TOTAL $3,500.00 $ 3,150.00 33 34 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 35 36 SECTION 1. SABHA shall be allocated $3,150.00 for the activities 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 Fine Arts Reserve Account 40 NISAFASRSV to the account NISAFAS021 of SABHA.

THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 3, 2005 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-41 1 BILL 05/06/34 CREATION OF THE STUDENT SENATE SPECIAL 2 COMMITTEE TO STUDY AND REVIEW BOND 3 SURPLUS FUND ALTERNATIVE PROPOSALS 4 5 6 7 BY: Michael Burns and Tyson Moore 8 9 WHEREAS, Kansas State University is committed to providing students unique opportunities 10 through the responsible use of student fee dollars; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Farrell Library Bond, Recreation Complex Bond, 13 and Student Union Bond surplus funds are deposited into a surplus account and 14 are available for allocation; 15 16 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association, in consultation with 17 the University administration, should research and review proposals from the 18 campus at-large for the allocation of surplus funds; 19 20 WHEREAS, An ad-hoc committee should be formed to administer and report on these reviews; 21 and 22 23 WHEREAS, Appointments for this committee should be subject to Student Senate approval. 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. There is hereby established the Special Committee to Study and Review Bond 28 Surplus Fund Alternative Proposals with the following purposes: 29 1. Form a set of guidelines for evaluation of funding proposals. 30 2. Advertise the potential availability of student funds to go towards 31 programs, initiatives, and/or bricks-and-mortar projects on campus. 32 3. Form a proposal to present to Student Senate and University 33 Administration upon completion. 34 35 SECTION 2. The Special Committee to Study and Review Bond Surplus Fund Alternative 36 Proposals shall consist of thirteen members and a chair, all of whom shall be 37 students. The Student Body Vice President shall chair the committee and shall 38 vote only in the case of a tie vote. Committee members shall be jointly appointed 39 by the Student Body President and the Student Senate Chair and be subject to 40 Student Senate approval. 41 42 SECTION 3. The Special Committee to Study and Review Bond Surplus Fund Alternative 43 Proposals shall submit its final proposal to the Student Body President and the 44 Student Senate Chair by March 1, 2006. The committee shall also present the 45 proposal to Student Senate and University Administration following this date. 46 47 48 49 50

B-42 1 SECTION 4. A copy of this bill shall be sent to Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Controller 2 Keith Ratzlof, Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional 3 Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President for Administration and Finance Tom 4 Rawson, and President Jon Wefald. 5 6 SECTION 5. From and after September 1, 2006, Bill 05/06/34 is hereby repealed. 7 8 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 10, 2005 9 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 57-0-0 10 11

B-43 1 BILL 05/06/35 CONTINUANCE OF THE 2 UNIVERSITY BANDS PRIVILEGE FEE 3 4 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, Kansas State University students regularly have the opportunity to experience 7 performances from University Bands; and 8 9 WHEREAS, The quality of the University Bands Program will decrease if a continuance in funds is 10 not allocated. 11 12 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. The KSU SGA Statues 21-0101 through 21-0109 are hereby amended to read: 15 16 UNIVERSITY BANDS PROGRAM BUDGET AGREEMENT 17 18 This agreement made this______day of November 2005, between the Kansas State University 19 Student Governing Association (SENATE), and University Bands Program (DEPARTMENT). 20 21 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) for Fiscal Years 2007, 2008, and 2009 22 shall be $146,057. 23 24 2. The DEPARTMENT BUDGET shall be reviewed prior to Fiscal Year 2009. 25 26 3. Gifts or awards to students, faculty, or staff purchased with privilege fee dollars allocated to the 27 DEPARTMENT are limited in accordance to state regulations. 28 29 4. This agreement supercedes any previous agreement made by Kansas State University Student Senate 30 and/or Kansas State University Student Governing Association with the University Bands Program 31 regarding funding of budget and use of such funding. 32 33 5. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic review by Kansas State 34 University Student Senate and such review could result in decrease or termination of funding of the 35 BUDGET. The failure of SENATE to exercise any rights in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of 36 such rights in that instance or any other instance. 37 38 6. Within 60 days of the end of each fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT shall submit a 39 written summary of the BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee Chair for review by the entire 40 Senate body. 41 42 7. No construction or renovation of a building or facility at KSU is permitted with privilege fees unless 43 the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the student body. (SGA Constitution Article V 44 Section 510 Letter D and Article XI Section 1105) 45 46 8. This agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of Kansas.

B-44 1 2 9. By signing this agreement, the representative of the respective parties hereby represent that each is 3 duly authorized by his or her part to execute this document on behalf of such party, that the party agrees 4 to be bound by the provisions of this agreement. 5 6 10. Bill 05/06/35 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by the Privilege Fee Chair, the 7 Director of University Bands Program, the Student Senate Chair, the Vice President for Institutional 8 Advancement; and the Student Body President. 9 10 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 17, 2005 11 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0.

B-45 1 BILL 05/06/36 FY 2006 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 Campus 7 Crusade for Christ; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 10 organization’s spending trends, and past funding of projects submitted by this group; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Denver Christmas Conference is a regional conference for college students to 13 develop spiritually, intellectually, and emotionally, and all students are invited to 14 participate in varied activities designed to help them grow; 15 16 WHEREAS, K-State students will have the opportunity to participate in numerous activities designed 17 to benefit them educationally, including a day of handing out food to sub-poverty persons 18 in inner city Denver, partaking in 25 leadership seminars, hearing several keynote 19 speakers, and interacting with over 2,000 college students from around the nation; and 20 21 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 22 23 Project 1 – Travel for 100 Campus Crusade for Christ members to attend the 24 Denver Christmas Conference from January 2-7, 2006, in Denver, CO. 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. Campus Crusade for Christ shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activities described. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 35 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 36 the account NISACWO015 of Campus Crusade for Christ. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 10, 2005 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 57-0-0

B-46 1 BILL 05/06/37 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 CHINESE STUDENTS AND 3 SCHOLARS ASSOCIATION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation requests of the Chinese 8 Students and Scholars Association (CSSA); 9 10 WHEREAS, The CSSA is organizing a Spring Festival open to all K-State students, which will be held 11 February 4, 2006, in Forum Hall; 12 13 WHEREAS, This will give members of the CSSA an opportunity to gather with other international K- 14 State students and non-international K-State students to exchange their cultures, 15 traditions, and religions with one another; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Promotions and equipment, and rental of costumes for the Chinese Spring 21 Festival. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Promotions $ 245.00 $ 145.00 25 Rent & Equipment $ 360.00 $ 260.00 26 Rent of Costumes $ 200.00 $ 200.00 27 Other $ 300.00 $ 0.00 28 TOTAL $1,105.00 $ 605.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. The Chinese Students and Scholars Association shall be allocated $605.00 for the 33 activities described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 36 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 37 the account NISACWO021 of the Chinese Students and Scholars Association. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 10, 2005 40 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 57-0-0

B-47 1 BILL 05/06/38 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 THETA ALPHA PHI 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation requests of Theta Alpha 7 Phi (TAP); 8 9 WHEREAS, The American College Theatre Festival (ACTF) is an annual conference for college 10 theatre students held this school year from January 22-28, 2006, sponsored by Minnesota 11 State University-Moorhead to be held in Fargo, ND; 12 13 WHEREAS, ACTF is a great opportunity for K-State students to attend workshops, see plays 14 performed by schools all over the Midwest, have the opportunity to share their own work, 15 and present an original one-act play by graduate Joe Clark; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Travel for 15 members of TAP to the American College Theatre Festival from 21 January 22-28, 2006, sponsored by MSU-Moorhead to be held in Fargo, ND. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Travel $1,857.36 $1,000.00 25 Registration $ 720.00 $ 0.00 26 TOTAL $2,577.36 $1,000.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. Theta Alpha Phi shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activities described. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 33 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 34 account NISAFAS010 of Theta Alpha Phi. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 10, 2005 37 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 57-0-0

B-48 1 BILL 05/06/39 FY 2007 EDUCATIONAL 2 OPPORTUNITY FUND ALLOCATIONS 3 4 BY: Educational Opportunity Fund Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Educational Opportunity Fund Committee meets once a year to allocate $220,000 in funding 7 for academic scholarships and fellowships, need-based grants, community services programs, and 8 campus student service programs; 9 10 WHEREAS, On September 1, 2005, the Kansas State University Student Governing Association passed 11 Resolution 05/06/16 unanimously; 12 13 WHEREAS, Resolution 05/06/16 supports an allocation of $75,000 from “student-centered enhancements” for 14 the FY 2007 Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF); 15 16 WHEREAS, Excess funds totaling $50,753.03 are available in the EOF Reserves Account for additional EOF 17 allocations; 18 19 WHEREAS, The EOF Committee has committed an additional $10,064.34 in funding from the EOF Reserves 20 Account for FY 2007 EOF; 21 22 WHEREAS, The annual EOF base budget allocation, additional “student-centered enhancements” allocation, 23 and excess funding from the EOF Reserves Account, available for FY 2007 EOF allocation totals 24 $305,064.34; 25 26 WHEREAS, The EOF Committee has considered 26 proposals for FY 2007 EOF; 27 28 WHEREAS, All groups were provided ample opportunity to submit requests for FY 2007 EOF; 29 30 WHEREAS, All groups will have a chance to respond to EOF recommendations; and 31 32 WHEREAS, The following groups have met all formal and informal guidelines established by the Kansas Board 33 of Regents and the Kansas State University Student Governing Association; 34 35 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 36 37 SECTION 1. The following organizations shall receive funding from the FY 2007 Educational Opportunity 38 Fund budget: 39 40 Title of Proposal FIS Allocated Requested Allocated 41 Account FY 2006 FY 2007 FY 2007 42 1. Graduate Assistant Position NISLADSEOF $9,465 $11,965 $9,465 43 Adult Student Services 44 45 2. Graduate Assistant Position NRIN490811 $9,465 $9,675 $9,465 46 International Student Center 47 48 3. Graduate Assistantship in Student Development NDCORFEDOP $9,465 $21,445 $9,465 49 Counseling & Educational Psychology/College of Education 50 51 4. International Student Scholarships NISFEDOPPS $4,000 $8,000 $4,000 52 International Student Center/International Coordinating Council 8 @ $500 8 @ $1000 8 @ $500 53 54 5. Need Based Scholarships for Full/Part-time Adult Non-traditional Students NISFEDOPPS $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 55 Adult Student Services B-49 1 Title of Proposal FIS Allocated Requested Allocated 2 Account FY 2006 FY 2007 FY 2007 3 4 6. Program Assistant to Provide Services to Students w/ Physical Disabilities NIEPPHYEOF $9,465 $9,000 $9,465 5 Disability Support Services 6 7 7. Upward Bound Math & Science Programs NIEPUBTUTR $8,300 $17,156.88 $8,300 8 Educational & Personal Development – 9 Upward Bound Math & Science Programs 10 11 8. Minority Student Mentoring Program NIEPMENTOR $9,465 $14,000 $9,465 12 Academic Assistance Center 13 14 9. Joey Lee Garman Undergraduate Scholarship NISFEDOPPS $2,000 $2,000 $2,000 15 Community Cultural Harmony Week Planning Committee 4 @ $500 16 17 10. Developing Scholars Supplemental Funding Mini-Grants NIEPDSPEOF $2,450 $4,200 $3,000 18 Academic Assistance Center/Provost Office 35 @ $70 60 @ $50 19 20 11. Developing Scholars Graduate Assistantship NIEPDSPEOF $9,465 $9,465 $9,465 21 Academic Assistance Center/Provost Office 22 23 12. Graduate Positions NISLWMSEOF $18,930 $18,000 $18,930 24 KSU Women's Center 2 @ $9,465 $2 @ $9465 25 26 13. Community Service Program "Learning by Serving" NRKCEOFUND $15,800 $24,400 $15,800 27 Community Service Program 28 29 14. MEP Scholarships Funds/Graduate Assistant Fellowship NEGATUTORS $9,465 $11,000 $9,465 30 Multicultural Engineering Program NISFEDOPPS $7,500 $30,000 $7,500 31 15 @ $500 15 @ $500 32 33 15. Salary Supplement for Career Specialists NIEPACICEO $2,920 $2,859.34 $2,859.34 34 Academic & Career Information Center 35 36 16. Female Graduate Assistantships $0 $10,000 $0 37 Civil Engineering 38 39 17. KSU Child Development Center Childship Funds NISAEOFGF1 $75,000 $75,000 $75,000 40 KSU Child Development Center 41 42 18. International Speakers Bureau Scholarships $0 $3,000 $0 43 International Student Center 44 45 19. Graduate Teaching Assistantship/Peer Educator $0 $10,500 $0 46 KSU Honor System 47 48 20. University-Wide Tutorial Services NIEPTUTEOF $57,275 $57,275 $57,275 49 Academic Assistance Center 50 51 21. MSO Graduate Assistant NIDVDIVEOF $9,465 $9,500 $9,465 52 Multicultural Student Organization Office 53 54 22. Undergraduate Student Positions NIDVDIVEOF $6,750 $7,000 $6,750 55 Office of Diversity & Dual Career Development 56 57 23. Graduate Assistant NISLOSLEOF $9,465 $9,465 $9,465 58 Office of Student Life 59 60 24. Learning Disability Specialists – NIEPLRNEOF $9,465 $9,000 $9,465 61 Provide Services to Students w/ Learning Disabilities 62 Disability Support Services 63 64 25. Provide Scholarships to Students w/ Learning Disabilities NISFEDOPPS $2,000 $2,000 $2,000 65 Disability Support Services 4 @ $500 4 @ $500 4 @ $500 66 B-50 1 Title of Proposal FRS Allocated Requested Allocated 2 Account FY 2006 FY 2007 FY 2007 3 4 26. Provide Scholarships to Students w/ Physical Disabilities NISFEDOPPS $2,000 $2,000 $2,000 5 Disability Support Services 4 @ $500 4 @ $500 4 @ $500 6 7 Total $304,575 $392,906.22 $305,064.34 8 9 SECTION 2. These funds shall be transferred from the Educational Opportunity Fund Reserves 10 Account to each project’s respective account at the beginning of FY 2007. 11 12 SECTION 3. Any unspent funds shall automatically revert back to the respective Educational Opportunity Fund 13 Reserves Accounts at the end of FY 2007. 14 15 SECTION 4. Upon passage of this legislation, a copy of this bill shall be sent to President Jon Wefald and to the 16 Kansas Board of Regents for approval. 17 18 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 17, 2005 19 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-51 1 BILL 05/06/40 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 AMERICAN HUMANICS 3 STUDENT ASSOCIATION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of the 8 American Humanics Student Association; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 11 organization’s spending trends, and the past funding of projects submitted by this group; 12 13 WHEREAS, Ten students from American Humanics Student Association will be attending the 14 American Humanics Management Institute (AHMI) Conference, “Broadening Horizons: 15 Cultures, Communities, Careers,” held in San Diego, California, on January 4-6, 2006; 16 17 WHEREAS, The students attending the AHMI Conference will participate in workshops and case 18 studies to gain hands-on knowledge while also attending speeches from high-level, 19 national non-profit organizations to hear about their experiences; 20 21 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 22 follows: 23 24 Project 1 - Travel for ten members of the American Humanics Student Association to 25 attend the AHMI Conference in San Diego, California, from January 4-6, 2006. 26 27 Request Recommendation 28 Travel $1,000.00 $1,000.00 29 Registration $3,000.00 $ 0.00 30 TOTAL $4,000.00 $1,000.00 31 32 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 33 34 SECTION 1. The American Humanics Student Association shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the 35 activities described. 36 37 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 38 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 39 the account NISACWO077 of the American Humanics Student Association. 40 41 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 17, 2005 42 BY A ROLL CALL 50-0-0

B-52 1 BILL 05/06/41 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 JAPANESE YOSAKOI DANCE CLUB 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of the Japanese 7 Yosakoi Dance Club; 8 9 WHEREAS, On December 4, 2005, the Japanese Yosakoi Dance Club will be hosting a dance festival 10 by international and multicultural groups in Forum Hall; 11 12 WHEREAS, This dance festival will expose K-State students to world cultures through dance 13 performances and allow multicultural students to have a chance to express the culture of 14 their country; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Rent of Equipment and Promotions for the Japanese Yosakoi Dance Club 20 Dance Festival. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Rent of Equipment $ 50.00 $ 50.00 24 Rent of Space $ 60.00 $ 0.00 25 Promotions $355.00 $150.00 26 TOTAL $465.00 $200.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. Japanese Yosakoi Dance Club shall be allocated $200.00 for the activities described. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 33 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 34 account NISAFAS024 of the Japanese Yosakoi Dance Club. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 17, 2005 37 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-53 1 BILL 05/06/42 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 ALLIANCE FOR RELIGIOUS 3 EXPLORATION, TOLERANCE, AND EDUCATION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Alliance for 8 Religious Exploration, Tolerance, and Education (A.R.E.T.E.); 9 10 WHEREAS, Ten members of A.R.E.T.E. will be traveling to Kansas City, KS, from February 11-12, 11 2006, to learn about various religions such as Bahia, Hinduism, and Buddhism; 12 13 WHEREAS, Participants will learn about the different religions while visiting the places of worship 14 and will incorporate their knowledge to the newly founded group; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1- Travel for ten members of A.R.E.T.E to participate in a retreat on February 11- 19 12, 2006, in Kansas City, KS. 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 Travel $1,000.00 $500.00 23 TOTAL $1,000.00 $500.00 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. A.R.E.T.E. shall be allocated $500.00 for the activity described. 28 29 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 30 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 31 an account to be created for A.R.E.T.E. 32 33 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON DECEMBER 1, 2005 34 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-54 1 BILL 05/06/43 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 BLUE KEY HONOR SOCIETY 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the Blue Key 7 Honor Society; 8 9 WHEREAS, Ten members of the Blue Key National Honor Society will be traveling to their National 10 Conference in Clemson, SC, from January 20-22, 2006, and meeting with Blue Key 11 chapters from across the nation, where they will share ideas, develop skills, and vote on 12 future projects; 13 14 WHEREAS, K-State Blue Key members will bring back lessons learned from other chapters and will 15 enhance their own leadership activities from the materials and ideas gathered from the 16 conference; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 19 20 Project 1 – Travel for ten members of Blue Key Honor Society to attend their National 21 Conference in Clemson, SC, from January 20-22, 2006. 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 Blue Key Honor Society 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, these 32 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 33 the account NISACWO013 of the Blue Key Honor Society. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON DECEMBER 1, 2005 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-55 1 BILL 05/06/44 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 ENGINEERS IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Engineers in 7 Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS); 8 9 WHEREAS, Eleven members of EMBS will be traveling to Rochester, MN, from January 2-5, 2006, 10 to visit the state-of-the-art Mayo Clinic; 11 12 WHEREAS, K-State students who want to work in the biomedical engineering field need to be in 13 touch with what is happening at the cutting edge of advancement, and the Mayo Clinic 14 will give these students the opportunity to learn the directions, motives, and needs of 15 current technologies as well as future ones; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 18 19 Project 1 - Travel for eleven members of EMBS to Rochester, MN, from January 2-5, 20 2006, to visit the Mayo Clinic. 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. EMBS 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, these 31 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 32 the account NISACWO088 of EMBS. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE DECEMBER 1, 2005 35 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-56 1 BILL 05/06/45 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 P.R.A.I.J.N. MINISTRIES 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Proclaiming 7 Righteousness Always in Jesus’ Name (P.R.A.I.J.N.) Ministries; 8 9 WHEREAS, Ten members of P.R.A.I.J.N. will be traveling to the Intervarsity National Black 10 Collegiate Conference from December 27-31, 2005, in Atlanta, GA; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Intervarsity National Black Collegiate Conference will empower students through 13 workshops, seminars, and drama presentations; all students will be encouraged to find 14 their purpose and true identity as a leader and serve their individual campuses with their 15 various gifts and talents; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 18 19 Project 1 – Travel for ten members of P.R.A.I.J.N. Ministries to attend the Intervarsity 20 National Black Collegiate Conference from December 27-31, 2005, in Atlanta, GA. 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. P.R.A.I.J.N Ministries 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, these 31 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 32 an account to be created for P.R.A.I.J.N. Ministries. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON DECEMBER 1, 2005 35 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-57 1 BILL 05/06/46 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 WORKERS OF WISDOM 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Workers of 7 Wisdom; 8 9 WHEREAS, Ten members of Workers of Wisdom will be traveling to the Intervarsity National Black 10 Christian Conference hosted by Black Campus Ministries from December 27-31, 2005 in 11 Atlanta, GA; 12 13 WHEREAS, The Intervarsity National Black Christian Conference is an empowerment conference 14 that will educate its participants on new and innovative ways to be successful black 15 Christians on college campuses, and hold on to their morals and beliefs; 16 17 WHEREAS, The conference will benefit the participants by motivating them to be more outspoken 18 leaders on campus and work to benefit their communities; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 21 22 Project 1 – Travel for nine members to attend the Intervarsity National Black Christian 23 Conference from December 27-31, 2005, in Atlanta, GA. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 Travel $1,000.00 $900.00 27 TOTAL $1,000.00 $900.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. Workers of Wisdom shall be allocated $900.00 for the activity described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 34 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 35 an account to be created for Workers of Wisdom. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON DECEMBER 1, 2005 38 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-58 1 BILL 05/06/47 AMENDMENT TO 2 EMERGENCY ALLOCATION 3 TO RECREATIONAL SERVICES 4 5 BY: Matt Wagner 6 7 WHEREAS, There was an improper account number listed on Bill 05/06/25, “Emergency 8 Allocation to Recreational Services”; and 9 10 WHEREAS, The appropriate changes must be amended to enable Recreational Services to 11 receive their 27th pay period payroll allocation in their payroll account. 12 13 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 14 15 SECTION 1. Section 2 of Bill 05/06/25 for the Emergency Allocation to Recreational Services 16 is amended to read as follows: 17 18 The funds shall be transferred from the Privilege Fee Debt Reduction and 19 Emergency Allocation Account (NISADERCPF) to the Recreational Services 20 Operations Account (NIRCSTUFEE) on January 1, 2006. 21 22 SECTION 2. A copy of this bill shall be given to Vice President for Administration and 23 Finance Tom Rawson, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, 24 Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance Bruce Shubert, 25 University Controller Keith Ratzloff, Director of Accounting Services James 26 Bach, and Director of Recreational Services Raydon Robel. 27 28 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON DECEMBER 1, 2005 29 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-59 1 BILL 05/06/48 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 CAMPAIGN FOR NONVIOLENCE 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Campaign 7 for Nonviolence; 8 9 WHEREAS, This student activist group is inviting Jean Ryan to come and perform a nonviolence 10 communication workshop; 11 12 WHEREAS, This communication workshop will help the K-State community learn ways to 13 communicate nonviolently and to connect with others. Attendees will also learn life- 14 transforming patterns of thought and speech unique to nonviolent communication; 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, or Entertainer (LSE) Fee and Promotions for the nonviolent 20 communication workshop to be held on January 30, 2006, in the Little Theatre. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 LSE Fee $150.00 $125.00 24 Promotions $200.00 $100.00 25 TOTAL $350.00 $225.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. Campaign for Nonviolence shall allocated $225.00 for the activity described. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 32 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 33 an account to be created for Campaign for Nonviolence. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON DECEMBER 1, 2005 36 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-60 1 BILL 05/06/49 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 3 PHYSICS CLUB 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of the Kansas 8 State University (KSU) Physics Club; 9 10 WHEREAS, Twelve members of the KSU Physics Club will be traveling to Chicago, IL, from March 11 20-22, 2006, to observe the Fermilab and Argonne National Lab; 12 13 WHEREAS, Participants will be discussing experiments with professionals at these two labs, which 14 will greatly enhance their knowledge and appreciation for the subject; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1- Travel for Kansas State University Physics Club to Chicago, IL, from March 19 20-22, 2006, to observe two national laboratories. 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 Travel $1,806.00 $1,000.00 23 TOTAL $1,806.00 $1,000.00 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Physics Club shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity 28 described above. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 31 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 32 an account to be created for the Kansas State University Physics Club. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 26, 2006 35 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-61 1 BILL 05/06/50 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 K-STATE POTTER’S GUILD 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of K-State 7 Potter’s Guild; 8 9 WHEREAS, Twenty members of K-State Potter’s Guild will be traveling to Portland, Oregon, to 10 attend the National Council on Education of Ceramic Artist’s (NCECA) Conference, 11 March 8-11, 2006; 12 13 WHEREAS, The NCECA Conference will provide members of K-State Potter’s Guild with unique 14 and diverse educational opportunities; ongoing seminars that offer a wide range of 15 information and exposure to ceramic art topics; demonstrations performed by leading 16 artists; technical issues; conceptual, theoretical, and historical discourse; 17 18 WHEREAS, Students’ knowledge and appreciation of ceramic arts is elevated by this unique 19 educational opportunity, giving inspirational material and information that will enhance 20 their university experiences; and 21 22 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 23 24 Project 1- Travel for twenty K-State Potter’s Guild members to attend the National 25 Council on Education of Ceramic Artist’s (NCECA) Conference in Portland, Oregon, 26 March 8-11, 2006. 27 28 Request Recommendation 29 Travel $1,000.00 $1,000.00 30 TOTAL $1,000.00 $1,000.00 31 32 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 33 34 SECTION 1. The K-State Potter’s Guild shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described above. 35 36 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 37 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 38 account NISAFAS020 of the K-State Potter’s Guild. 39 40 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 26, 2006 41 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-62 1 BILL 05/06/51 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 KANSAS STATE STUDENT CHAPTER OF THE 3 AMERICAN STRING TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the Kansas 8 State Student Chapter of the American String Teachers’ Association (ASTA); 9 10 WHEREAS, Ten members of the Kansas State Student Chapter of the ASTA will be traveling to 11 Kansas City, MO, from March 8-11, 2006, to attend the ASTA National Convention; 12 13 WHEREAS, The ASTA National Convention will provide members of the Kansas State Chapter of 14 ASTA a great opportunity to improve their musical and teaching skills. The conference 15 is geared toward current and future public school teachers, which would benefit ASTA 16 because it is predominantly comprised of music education majors; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 19 20 Project 1- Travel for the Kansas State Student Chapter of the American String Teachers’ 21 Association to attend the ASTA National Convention in Kansas City, MO, from March 22 8-11, 2006. 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. The Kansas State Student Chapter of the American String Teachers’ Association shall be 31 allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 34 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 35 account NISAFAS002 of the Kansas State Student Chapter of the American String 36 Teachers’ Association. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 26, 2006 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

B-63 1 BILL 05/06/52 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 NEWMAN CLUB 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Newman 7 Club; 8 9 WHEREAS, Thirty-three members will be traveling to St. Louis, Missouri, from March 18-25, 2006. 10 They will focus on social service designed to help each participant appreciate the 11 diversity of our culture and the dignity of all people by helping those who are less 12 fortunate; 13 14 WHEREAS, The goal of this trip is to help students gain leadership skills through interacting with the 15 less fortunate through participating in a variety of different situations and environments, 16 while leaving with a desire to seek further opportunities to give part of themselves back 17 to society; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 20 21 Project 1- Travel for thirty-three members of Newman Club to visit St. Louis, MO, from 22 March 18-25, 2006, to participate in social service activities. 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. The Newman Club 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, these 33 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 34 the account NISACWO052 of Newman Club. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON JANUARY 26, 2006 37 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 55-0-0

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1 BILL 05/06/53 INCREASE IN THE STUDENT 2 HEALTH PRIVILEGE FEE 3 4 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Student Health Privilege Fee provides necessary services to students of 7 Kansas State University; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Student Health Account has seen a significant difference in health care cost 10 in the past few years; and 11 12 WHEREAS, Students have seen many benefits from their Student Health Privilege Fee and 13 Lafene Health Center. 14 15 16 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 17 18 SECTION 1. Bill 02/03/22 is hereby repealed. 19 20 SECTION 2. The KSU SGA Statutes 29-0101 through 29-0114 are hereby amended to 21 read: 22 23 STUDENT HEALTH BUDGET AGREEMENT 24 25 This agreement made this______day of February 2006, between the Kansas State 26 University Student Governing Association (SGA), and Kansas State University Student Health 27 (DEPARTMENT). 28 29 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) for Fiscal Year 2007 shall be 30 $3,587,975, Fiscal Year 2008 shall be $3,746,614, and Fiscal Year 2009 shall be $3,917,610. 31 32 2. The DEPARTMENT BUDGET shall be reviewed prior to Fiscal Year 2010. 33 34 3. A. No privilege fee funds may be used for paying the Institutional Support Fee. 35 B. No privilege fee funds may be used to fund a position at Disabled Student Services. 36 C. Should an office visit fee be implemented by the DEPARTMENT, the DEPARTMENT 37 shall notify the Privilege Fee Committee prior to the 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 supercedes any previous agreement made by SGA with the DEPARTMENT 42 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 SGA 45 and such review could result in decrease or termination of funding of the BUDGET. The failure 46 of SGA to exercise any rights in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of such rights in that 47 instance or any other instance. 48 49 6. Within 60 days of the end of each fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT shall

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1 submit a written summary of the BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee Chair for review by 2 the entire SGA body. 3 4 7. Any money remaining in the DEPARTMENT’S account at the conclusion of a fiscal year will 5 be transferred to the Student Health Reserve Account. 6 7 8. No construction or renovation of a building or facility is permitted with privilege fees unless 8 the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the student body. (SGA Constitution 9 Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article XI Section 1105) 10 11 9. This agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of Kansas. 12 13 10. By signing this agreement, the representative of the respective parties hereby represent that 14 each is duly authorized by his or her part to execute this document on behalf of such party that 15 the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of the agreement. 16 17 11. Bill 05/06/53 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by: the Privilege Fee 18 Chair; the Director of Student Health; the Student Senate Chair; the Student Body President; the 19 Associate Vice President for Institutional Advancement of Educational and Personal 20 Development; the Vice President for Institutional Advancement. 21 22 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 2, 2006 23 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-66 1 BILL 05/06/54 ESTABLISHMENT OF 2 THE STUDENT 3 HEALTH RESERVE 4 ACCOUNT 5 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Student Health Account is a large service entity to the students of Kansas 8 State University; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Student Health Account provides many health benefits and opportunities to 11 students; 12 13 WHEREAS, The Student Health Account cannot finance substantial unexpected emergencies; 14 15 WHEREAS, The Student Health Account should have funds available in case of an emergency 16 or budget deficit at the conclusion of a fiscal year; 17 18 WHEREAS, The Student Health Account was reviewed by the University Auditor in the past 19 three years; and 20 21 WHEREAS, The University Auditor has determined that a University entity should retain 5% 22 of their total expenditures for unexpected expenses. 23 24 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. Kansas State University Student Health Account Reserve Account, KSU SGA 27 Statute 37-12, is hereby created to read: 28 29 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT HEALTH ACCOUNT EMERGENCY 30 RESERVE ACCOUNT BUDGET AGREEMENT 31 32 This agreement made this ______day of February 2006, between the Kansas State 33 University Student Governing Association (SGA), and Kansas State University Student Union 34 (DEPARTMENT). 35 36 1. The annual DEPARTMENT Reserve Account shall be funded at the following 37 levels for the following fiscal years: $200,000 for FY 2007 (July 1, 2006); 38 $60,000 for FY 2008 (July 1, 2007); $60,000 for FY 2009 (July 1, 2008). These 39 monies must be spent on unexpected deficits and emergency items related to 40 Student Health. The BUDGET will be reviewed prior to fiscal year 2010. 41 42 2. In the event of any expenditure from this account the DEPARTMENT shall 43 submit a written report to the Privilege Fee Committee at the conclusion of that 44 fiscal year. 45 46

B-67 47 3. If monies in the reserve account are not spent during the fiscal year in which they 48 are allocated, the amount shall carry over into the next fiscal year. The reserve 49 account shall not exceed $400,000. Once this limit is reached, any money 50 budgeted to this account shall revert back to the Privilege Fee General Reserves 51 Account. 52 53 4. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic 54 review by SGA and such review could result in decrease or termination of 55 funding of the BUDGET. The failure of SGA to exercise any of its rights in any 56 instance shall not constitute a waiver of such rights in that instance or in any other 57 instance. 58 59 5. Within 60 days of the end of the fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT 60 shall submit a written summary of BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee 61 Chair for review by the entire SGA Body for the Reserve Account. 62 63 6. No construction of or renovation of a building or facility is permitted with 64 privilege fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the 65 student body. (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article XI 66 Section 1105) In the case of the Student Health Center Account, this shall also 67 apply to the building currently occupied by the Lafene Health Center. 68 69 a.) Construction shall be defined as capital outlay costs to construct new or make 70 additions to an existing building or facility. 71 72 b.) Renovation shall be defined as any capital outlay costs used to make 73 modifications to existing building or facilities. Examples of uses of these funds 74 include major replacements (over $30,000), building additions, facility 75 betterments and improvements which occur infrequently. 76 77 7. The agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the state of Kansas. 78 79 8. By signing this agreement, the representatives of the respective parties hereby 80 represent that each is duly authorized by his or her party to execute this document 81 on behalf of such party and that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of 82 the agreement. 83 84 9. Bill 05/06/54 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by: the 85 Privilege Fee Committee Chair, the Student SGA Chair, the Student Body 86 President, the Associate Vice President for Institutional Advancement of 87 Educational and Personal Development, and the Vice President for Institutional 88 Advancement. 89 90 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 2, 2006 91 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-68 1 BILL 05/06/55 FY 2006 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 Sigma 7 Chi; 8 9 WHEREAS, Nine members will be traveling to Ames, Iowa, from February 23-25, 2006, where they 10 will attend the Big XII Conference on Black Student Government; 11 12 WHEREAS, The goal of this trip is to help students learn more about leadership, history, culture and 13 develop more skills in many areas that will help to make them successful college 14 students, and it will be an excellent networking opportunity; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1- Travel for nine members of Beta Sigma Chi to visit Ames, IA, from February 19 23-25, 2006, to participate in the Big XII Conference on Black Student Government. 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 Travel $1,080.00 $900.00 23 TOTAL $1,080.00 $900.00 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. Beta Sigma Chi shall be allocated $900.00 for the activity described. 28 29 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 30 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 31 the account NISACWO92 for Beta Sigma Chi. 32 33 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 34 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-69 1 BILL 05/06/56 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 COLLEGIATE MUSIC EDUCATORS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations requests of Collegiate 7 Music Educators; 8 9 WHEREAS, Thirty-three Collegiate Music Educators will be traveling to Wichita, Kansas, to attend 10 the Kansas Music Educators Association In-Service Workshops, from February 23-25, 11 2006; 12 13 WHEREAS, Participants will learn and gain experience on how to teach music in the classroom while 14 participating in many workshops aimed at music education to help generate ideas for 15 future use in their teaching careers; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1- Lodging for members of Collegiate Music Educators to attend the Kansas 21 Music Educators Association In-Service Workshop, from February 23-25, 2006. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Lodging $900.00 $800.00 25 Registration $200.00 $ 0.00 26 TOTAL $1,100.00 $800.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. Collegiate Music Educators are allocated $800.00 for the activity described above. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 33 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 34 account NISAFAS005 of the Collegiate Music Educators. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 37 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-70 1 BILL 05/06/57 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO K-STATE 2 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the K-State 7 Interfraternity Council; 8 9 WHEREAS, The K-State Interfraternity Council will be sending eight delegates to attend the Mid- 10 American Greek Council Association Leadership Conference in Chicago, IL, from 11 February 16-19, 2006; 12 13 WHEREAS, This conference will allow students to improve their leadership skills by attending a 14 variety of roundtables, speakers, and break-out action planning sessions, empowering 15 students to return with new ideas and initiatives to implement on campus; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 18 19 Project 1- Travel for eight members of the K-State Interfraternity Council to attend the 20 Mid-American Greek Council Association Leadership Conference in Chicago, IL, from 21 February 16-19, 2006. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Travel $800.00 $800.00 25 TOTAL $800.00 $800.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. The K-State Interfraternity Council shall be allocated $800.00 for the activity described 30 above. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 33 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 34 the account NISACWO078 of the K-State Interfraternity Council. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 37 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-71 1 BILL 05/06/58 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO K-STATE 2 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL 3 BY: Allocations Committee 4 5 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations requests of the K-State 6 Panhellenic Council; 7 8 WHEREAS, The K-State Panhellenic Council will be sending eight delegates to attend the Mid- 9 American Greek Council Association Leadership Conference in Chicago, IL, from 10 February 16-19, 2006; 11 12 WHEREAS, This conference will allow students to improve their leadership skills by attending a 13 variety of roundtables, speakers, and break-out action planning sessions, empowering 14 students to return with new ideas and initiatives to implement on campus; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1- Travel for eight members of the K-State Panhellenic Council to attend the Mid- 19 American Greek Council Association Leadership Conference in Chicago, IL, from 20 February 16-19, 2006. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $800.00 $800.00 24 TOTAL $800.00 $800.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. The K-State Panhellenic Council shall be allocated $800.00 for the activity described 29 above. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 32 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 33 the account NISACWO079 of the K-State Panhellenic Council. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBRUARY 2, 2006 36 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-72 1 BILL 05/06/59 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 3 PERCUSSIVE ARTS SOCIETY 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of the Kansas 8 State University Percussive Arts Society; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee has reviewed past requests from this organization, the 11 organization’s spending trends, and the proposed spending on this event; 12 13 WHEREAS, Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society will bring the Sylvia Smith Percussion 14 Duo to Kansas State University to perform and expose students to the different kinds of 15 modern day compositions associated with percussive arts; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 18 follows: 19 20 Project 1- Funding for Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer (LSE) Fees, and promotions for 21 the Sylvia Smith Clinic hosted by the Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society, 22 on February 27, 2006, held in McCain 201. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 LSE Fees $300.00 $300.00 26 Promotions $ 0.00 $ 50.00 27 TOTAL $300.00 $350.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society is allocated $350.00 for the activities 32 described above. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 35 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 36 account NISAFAS018 of the Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 39 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-73 1 BILL 05/06/60 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 KSU RELAY FOR LIFE 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of KSU Relay 7 For Life; 8 9 WHEREAS, KSU Relay For Life will be recruiting team captains and group participants for the Relay 10 For Life event held on April 21, 2006; 11 12 WHEREAS, Participants will learn about the Relay, and how it benefits cancer research, while 13 preparing to organize teams for the Relay on April 21, 2006; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 16 17 Project 1- Promotions for recruiting team captains and group participants for the KSU 18 Relay For Life event on April 21, 2006. 19 20 Request Recommendation 21 Promotions $1,109.57 $150.00 22 TOTAL $1,109.57 $150.00 23 24 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. KSU Relay For Life is allocated $150.00 for the activity described above. 27 28 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 29 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 30 the account NISACWO93 for KSU Relay For Life. 31 32 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 33 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-74 1 BILL 05/06/61 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 SENSIBLE NUTRITION AND 3 BODY IMAGE CHOICES 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Sensible 8 Nutrition and Body Image Choices (SNAC); 9 10 WHEREAS, The members of SNAC want to host a keynote speaker for the Eating Disorders 11 Awareness Week from February 27 – March 3, 2006; 12 13 WHEREAS, SNAC has invited Leigh Cohn to speak about “Let’s talk about Men’s and Women’s 14 Bodies” and to help with the organization’s mission to reduce the prevalence of harmful 15 eating disorders and/or unhealthy eating attitudes, as well as negative body images 16 among our fellow K-State students; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1 – Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer (LSE) Fees and promotions for Leigh Cohn 22 to come and speak during Eating Disorders Awareness Week as the keynote speaker in 23 the K-State Union Ballroom. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 LSE Fees $3,000.00 $2,700.00 27 Promotions $1,900.00 $ 300.00 28 Rent of Space $ 100.00 $ 0.00 29 TOTAL $5,000.00 $3,000.00 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. SNAC shall be allocated $3,000.00 for the activities described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 36 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 37 the account NISACW094 for SNAC. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 40 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-75 1 BILL 05/06/62 FY 2006 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 Sexual 8 Health Awareness Peer Educators (SHAPE); 9 10 WHEREAS, SHAPE will be hosting David Coleman, “The Dating Doctor,” from Kentwood, MI, to 11 present “Making Relationships Matter” in Forum Hall, on February 21, 2006; 12 13 WHEREAS, Coleman’s presentation will guide students and provide useful information that addresses 14 issues facing college students today. Most students will be able to apply this helpful 15 relationship advice to their own lives, which can also improve their emotional and 16 psychological outlook and favorably impact academic achievement; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1- Funding for Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer (LSE) Fees to help SHAPE host 22 David Coleman, “The Dating Doctor” in Forum Hall, on February 21, 2006, for “Making 23 Relationships Matter.” 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 Promotion $ 745.00 $ 0.00 27 Rent of Equipment $ 150.00 $ 0.00 28 LSE Fees $2,500.00 $750.00 29 TOTAL $3,395.00 $750.00 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. SHAPE is allocated $750.00 for the activity described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 36 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 37 the account NISACWO060 of SHAPE. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 40 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-76 1 BILL 05/06/63 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 STUDENT FRIENDS OF THE 3 BEACH MUSEUM OF ART 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation requests of Student 8 Friends of the Beach Museum of Art; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Student Friends of the Beach Museum of Art are inviting artist and exhibition curator 11 Bill Hutson to give a lecture as part of the museum’s programming and K-State’s Black 12 History Month activities; 13 14 WHEREAS, The lecture will address areas of diversity in race, gender, and aging. He will also talk 15 about putting together the exhibition and then also discuss the role of African American 16 artists in creating a new aesthetic in abstract art; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1- Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer (LSE) Fees and promotions for Bill Hutson to 22 speak on February 16, 2006, at the Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 LSE Fees $2,200.00 $2,200.00 26 Lodging $ 150.00 $ 0.00 27 Promotion $ 500.00 $ 150.00 28 TOTAL $2,850.00 $2,350.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. The Student Friends of the Beach Museum of Art shall be allocated $2,350.00 for the 33 activities described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 36 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 37 account NISAFAS004 of Student Friends of the Beach Museum of Art. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 40 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-77 1 BILL 05/06/64 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 UNITED BLACK VOICES GOSPEL CHOIR 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the United 7 Black Voices Gospel Choir; 8 9 WHEREAS, Twenty-five members will be traveling to Ames, Iowa, from February 23-25, 2006, 10 where they will attend the Big XII Conference on Black Student Government; 11 12 WHEREAS, The goal of this trip is to help students learn more about leadership, history, culture, and 13 develop more skills in many areas that will help to make them successful college 14 students, and it will also be an excellent networking opportunity; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1- Travel for twenty-five members of the United Black Voices Gospel Choir to 19 visit Ames, IA, from February 23-25, 2006, to participate in the Big XII Conference on 20 Black Student Government. 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. The United Black Voices Gospel Choir shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity 29 described. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 32 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 33 account NISAFAS023 of the United Black Voices Gospel Choir. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 36 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 52-0-0

B-78 1 BILL 05/06/65 STATUTES AMENDMENTS 2 REGARDING FUNDING REGULATIONS 3 4 BY: Dave Hart and Anthony Carter 5 6 WHEREAS, The Office of Student Activities and Services had an internal audit conducted, and during 7 the audit there were some inconsistencies and necessary changes that needed to be made 8 in the statutes for funding regulations; and 9 10 WHEREAS, The Office of Student Activities and Services coordinators, along with the SGA 11 Treasurer and College Council Allocations Chair, recommend that the following changes 12 be made to the statutes for funding regulations. 13 14 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 15 16 SECTION 1. The KSU SGA Statutes Chapter 13 – Student Activity Fee Funding Regulations be 17 amended to read as follows: 18 19 Chapter 13: Student Activity Fee Funding Regulations 20 21 13-01 Student Activity Fee Funding Regulations 22 23 13-0101 FUNDING STATUTE 24 Student Governing Association 25 Kansas State University 26 13-0102 General 27 A. Definitions 28 1. For the purpose of the Funding Statutes, the following definitions shall apply: 29 a. Academic Competition Team. An Academic Competition Team shall be 30 a registered organization designated by the Allocations Committee as 31 having a vested interest in attending competitions at which such teams 32 represent the University and its Colleges to further the academic and 33 educational status of the University as a whole. 34 b. Student Organization. A Student Organization shall be any registered 35 organization whose primary officers and 80% of the organizations 36 membership are Kansas State University students. 37 c. Campus Wide Organization. A Campus Wide Organization shall be any 38 registered student organization not currently registered as an academic 39 competition team, a sports club, or as a college council organization. 40 d. University/Community Organizations. A University/Community 41 Organization shall be any campus wide organization of which at least 42 50% of the membership is Kansas State University students. 43 e. College Council. A College Council shall be the governing body of a 44 college of the University, not to include the Graduate Student Council. 45 f. Graduate Student Council. The Graduate Student Council shall be the 46 governing body of all the graduate students of the university.

B-79 1 g. College Council Organization. A College Council Organization shall be 2 any registered organization whose organizational focus shall be 3 academic or professional in nature and associated with a specific 4 academic college. 5 h. Institutional Service. An Institutional Service shall be any organization 6 so designated by the Allocations Committee whose sole purpose is to 7 provide services to Kansas State University students. 8 i. Multicultural Student Organizations. Multicultural Student 9 Organizations shall be defined as a student organization that puts 10 together plans a heritage month. This includes the Asian American 11 Student Union, Black Student Union, Hispanic American Leadership 12 Organization, and the Native American Student Association. 13 j. Student. A student shall be any KSU student enrolled in a minimum of 14 one (1) hour. 15 k. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fees (LSE Fees)Honoraria. LSE Fees 16 Honoraria shall include any funds requests by an organization in order 17 to bring a speaker to campus, including their travel, lodging costs, and 18 food, as well as their and fee to perform a planned project or event. 19 l. Recruitment. Recruitment shall be defined as any act by a KSU 20 student (or students) trying to persuade potential college students to 21 attend KSU. 22 B. Universal Requirements 23 1. In order to request funds from the Student Activity Fee in any semesterly 24 period, an organization must fulfill each of the following requirements: 25 a. The organization must be a student group currently registered with the 26 Office of Student Activities and Services or an Institutional Service. 27 b. The organization must submit to the SGA Treasurer a statement of the 28 fundraising activities of the organization over the past year, including 29 the specific events and the amounts raised. This statement must be 30 submitted with the organization's funding requests on the Fund Raising 31 Report form available in the Office of Student Activities and Services. 32 c. The organization must be registered for forty-five (45) days prior to the 33 date of the event to receive Student Activity Fee funds. 34 d. The organization may not receive funds while on probation as 35 designated by the Activities Director. 36 e. Open Projects. All projects sponsored by Campus Wide Organizations 37 with student fee funds must show an educational benefit to the students 38 of the University, must be open to all students of the University, and 39 must be free to all students of the University. Such projects must also be 40 held on the University campus or within the Manhattan community. 41 f. Use of student activity fee to fund activities or travel to influence 42 nomination or election of candidate(s) prohibited. Such regulations not 43 to preclude promotions, LSE Fees Honoraria, and/or travel expenses for 44 the purpose of the acquisition of general educational benefit, such to 45 exclude expressly advocating nomination, election, or defeat of a 46 clearly identified candidate or party to a federal, state, or local office or

B-80 1 campus office. 2 2. Differentiation of Projects. In the case that If an organization is submitting 3 multiple requests, each project for which funding is to be request must be 4 distinct and independent, and must be related to the goals of the organization 5 itself. 6 3. Co-sponsorships. Any co-sponsorship between a(n) campus-wide 7 organization(s) and a college council organization shall fall beneath the 8 preview spectrum of the Allocations Committee exclusively. 9 4. Fund Raising. All groups should make a reasonable effort to raise funds, 10 either through dues or other events. While not a requirement for funding, the 11 Allocations Committee, at its discretion may reject funding for any requested 12 materials which would commonly be paid for by fund raising. 13 C. Student Activity Fee Budget 14 1. The annual Department Budget will be allocated at the minimum amounts that 15 must be allocated to fund these areas. However, at the discretion of the 16 Allocations Committee and with approval from Student Senate, additional 17 funds may be dispersed from the respective reserves for contingencies 18 accounts. 19 13-0103 Campus Wide Organizations 20 A. Request Process 21 1. Requests. Requests for funding of projects from the Student Activity Fee may 22 be made by Campus Wide Organizations fulfilling the requirements of 13- 23 0102 through the completion and submission of a funding request form, 24 available in the Office of Student Activities and Services. A separate funding 25 request form must be submitted for each project the organization wishes to 26 hold, up to a maximum of five projects annually. 27 2. The funding request form must be completed in accordance with the form's 28 instructions and submitted no less than twenty-eight (28) days prior to the 29 event requested for. Funds requested for a project must be divided into 30 separate categories, outlined below. Each category must have a detailed 31 description of the items requested and an estimate of the cost of each item. 32 a. Promotions. Promotions shall include any expense related to the 33 advertisement of an activity, such as Collegian advertisements, KSDB 34 or any radio advertisements, leaflets or posters, and other such materials 35 as determined by the Allocations Committee. 36 b. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees)Honoraria. LSE Fees 37 shall include any funds requested by an organization in order to bring a 38 speaker to campus, including his or her travel, lodging costs, and food, 39 as well as his or her and fee to perform a planned project or event. 40 c. Rent of Space and Equipment. Rent of space and equipment shall 41 include any expenses related to renting rooms or other areas for 42 performances, meetings, and other such events, as well as any costs 43 related to rental of tables and chairs, movie projectors, or other 44 necessary materials for a project. 45 d. Films. Films shall include any expense for the rental of movies, 46 documentaries, recorded theatrical shows, or other such events.

B-81 1 e. Travel. Travel shall be defined as a request for funds to pay expenses 2 related to transportation, lodging and subsistence for KSU students. 3 Campus Wide Organizations may be allocated up to a maximum of 4 $100 per person per group, and up to $1,000 per request for travel 5 expenses for each travel request submitted during the fiscal year. A 6 student may receive up to a maximum of $100 (in a fiscal year) with 7 each Campus Organization they are a part of requesting travel funds. 8 This means that a student can receive the maximum $100 for one group 9 but can still qualify for another $100 with another organization that they 10 are a part of. Travel shall be funded at the rate applicable to 11 reimbursement for expenditures made by individuals traveling for the 12 State of Kansas. Campus Wide Organizations may shall receive 13 funding for a maximum of 5 projects for a fiscal year, no more than two 14 (2) of which shall be for travel. 15 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 16 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by the 17 Allocations Committee, However, this category shall be subject to the 18 limitations on funding, listed below. 19 3. Funding requests for the current year will be considered on a rolling basis, but 20 must be submitted no later than twenty-eight (28) days prior to the date of the 21 project. Except for, all Any requests for events to be held April 1st through 22 June 30th must be submitted by the first Friday in March. The Allocations 23 Committee may consider exceptions to these guidelines if an organization has 24 special circumstances or when otherwise appropriate. 25 B. Limitations 26 1. Services, Where Acquired. Funds allocated must be spent on services offered 27 on the University campus whenever these services are available. 28 2. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee(LSE Fees) Honoraria. All recipients of an 29 LSE Fees Honoraria are required to complete an LSE Fees Honoraria 30 information sheet, and a W-9 to receive payment. 31 3. Spending Restrictions. Student activity funds allocated by the Allocations 32 Committee may not be spent on any of the following items: 33 a. Food. Food may not be purchased with student activity funds except 34 unless such materials are to be used in an educational experiment. Prior 35 approval from the Treasurer shall be gained before an expenditure for 36 this exception is made. 37 b. Social Events. Student activity funds may not be spent on any materials 38 pertaining to social functions, parties, or banquets, and may not be spent 39 for on any materials for an activity in any project of this type where 40 such an event is part thereof, except when the Allocations Committee 41 finds a substantial educational benefit. 42 c. Personal Materials. Student activity funds may not be spent on any 43 personal materials, such as plaques, gifts, awards, flowers, name tags, 44 engravings for specific individuals, photographs, or clothing. 45 d. Wages. Student activity funds may not be spent on wages or 46 compensation of any kind, with the exception of projectionists and

B-82 1 security officers as required by a rental facility. 2 e. Recruitment. Student activity funds may not be spent on any trips or 3 events in which recruitment is the sole purpose, except when the 4 Allocations Committee finds a substantial educational benefit to the 5 KSU students making the request. 6 C. Unspent Funds 7 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to a Campus Wide 8 Organization shall be returned to the Reserves for Contingencies Account no 9 later than the last Friday in October of the following fiscal year. 10 13-0104 College Councils 11 A. General Criteria 12 1. Open Projects. All projects sponsored by College Councils or College 13 Council Organizations must show an educational benefit to the students of the 14 individual college, must be open to all students of the University, and must be 15 free to all students of the University. 16 B. Request Process 17 1. Requests. Requests for funding of projects from the Student Activity Fee may 18 be made by a College Council Organization fulfilling the requirements of 13- 19 0102 through the completion and submission of a funding request form, 20 available in the Office of Student Activities and Services, submitted to the 21 College Council Allocations Committee. A separate funding request form 22 must be submitted for each project the organization wishes to hold. A College 23 Council Organization may receive funding for up to a maximum of five 24 projects annually, no more than two (2) of which shall be for travel. 25 2. Requests to the College Council Allocations Committee will be considered on 26 a rolling basis, but must be submitted no later than twenty-eight (28) days 27 prior to the date of the project. Annual operating budget requests must be 28 completed and submitted to the College Council Allocations Committee in the 29 Office of Student Activities and Services no later than the first Friday in 30 March. The College Council Allocations Committee will consider 31 exceptions to these guidelines if an organization has special circumstances. 32 3. The College Council budget approval form must be signed by both the 33 Allocations Chair and the Chair of the College Council Allocations 34 Committee. 35 4. The College Council funding request form must be completed in accordance 36 with the form's instructions. Funds requested must be divided into those 37 funds requested by each individual College Council Organization, and each 38 individual organization request must be divided in accordance with the 39 categories listed below. 40 a. Promotions. Promotions shall include any expense related to the 41 advertisement of an activity, such as Collegian advertisements, KSDB 42 or any radio advertisements, leaflets or posters, and other such materials 43 as determined by the College Council Allocations Committee. 44 b. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees) Honoraria. LSE Fees 45 Honoraria shall include any funds requested by an organization in order 46 to bring a speaker to campus, including their travel, lodging costs, and

B-83 1 food, as well as their and fee to perform a planned project or event. 2 c. Rent of Space and Equipment. Rent of space and equipment shall 3 include any expenses related to renting rooms or other areas for 4 performances, meetings, and other such events as well as any costs 5 related to rental of tables and chairs, movie projectors, or other 6 necessary materials for a project. 7 d. Films. Films shall include any expense for the rental of movies, 8 documentaries, recorded theatrical shows, or other such events. 9 e. Travel. Travel shall be defined as a request for funds to pay expenses 10 related to transportation, lodging and subsistence for KSU students. 11 College Council Organizations may be allocated up to a maximum of 12 $100 per person per group, and up to $1,000 per request for travel 13 expenses for each travel request submitted during the fiscal year. A 14 student may receive up to a maximum of $100 (in a fiscal year) with 15 each College Council Organization they are a part of requesting travel 16 funds. This means that a student may receive the maximum $100 for 17 one group but can still qualify for another $100 with another 18 organization that they are a part of. Travel shall be funded at the rate 19 applicable to reimbursement for expenditures made by individuals 20 traveling for the State of Kansas. Campus Wide Organizations may 21 shall receive funding for a maximum of 5 projects for a fiscal year, no 22 more than two (2) of which shall be for travel. 23 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 24 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by the 25 College Council Allocations Committee. However, this category shall be 26 subject to the limitations on funding, listed below. 27 C. Limitations 28 1. Services, Where Acquired. Funds allocated by the Allocations Committee 29 must be spent on services offered on the University campus whenever these 30 services are available. 31 2. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees) Honoraria. All recipients of 32 an LSE Fees Honoraria are required to complete an LSE Fees Honoraria 33 information sheet, and W-9 to receive payment. 34 3. Spending Restrictions. Student activity funds allocated by the College Council 35 Allocations Committee may not be spent on any of the following items: 36 a. Food. Food may not be purchased with student activity funds except 37 unless such materials are to be used in an educational experiment. Prior 38 approval from the Treasurer shall be gained before an expenditure for 39 this exception is made. 40 b. Social Events. Student activity funds may not be spent on any materials 41 pertaining to social functions, parties, or banquets, and may not be spent 42 for on any materials for an activity of this type in any project where 43 such an event is part thereof, except when the College Council 44 Allocations Committee finds a substantial educational benefit. 45 c. Personal Materials. Student activity funds may not be spent on any 46 personal materials, such as plaques, gifts, awards, flowers, name tags,

B-84 1 engravings for specific individuals, photographs, or clothing. 2 d. Wages. Student activity funds may not be spent on wages or 3 compensation of any kind, with the exception of projectionists or 4 security officers. 5 e. Open House Restrictions. The Treasurer of the Student Governing 6 Association shall have the authority to compile a list of materials that 7 may not be purchased with student funds for open house activities. Such 8 a list will be available in the Office of Student Activities and Services. 9 f. Recruitment. Student activity funds may not be spent on any trips or 10 events in which recruitment is the sole purpose, except when the College 11 Council Allocations Committee finds a substantial educational benefit to 12 the KSU students making the request. 13 D. Reserve Accounts 14 1. College Councils. College Councils which have been allocated funds and 15 have not spent or allocated to College Council Organizations the entire 16 allocation received at the beginning of each fiscal year, must return the entire 17 amount of the unspent allocation to the Reserves for Contingencies Account 18 no later than the last Friday in October of the following fiscal year. 19 13-0105 Graduate Student Council 20 A. The Graduate Student Council shall receive an apportionment of the Student 21 Activity Fee equal to 50 percent of the total amount paid in Student Activity Fees 22 by Graduate Students at Kansas State University in the previous Fiscal Year. 23 This amount shall be allocated to the account #4-90250 NISACCL007 of the Graduate 24 Student Council in a lump sum payment at the beginning of the Fiscal Year for 25 reallocation at the discretion of the Council. 26 1. The Allocation to the Graduate Student Council will be reviewed by the 27 Privilege Fee Committee and will be allocated for a three year period and be 28 a part of the student activity Privilege Fee Agreement. 29 13-0106 Institutional Services 30 A. General Criteria 31 1. Registration. Institutional Services requesting funds from the Student 32 Activity Fee must have been registered as an Institutional Service for not less 33 than one (1) year prior to such a funding request being made. 34 A. Request Process 35 1. Requests. Requests for funding of projects from the Student Activity Fee may 36 be made by Institutional Services fulfilling the requirements of 13-0102. 37 through the completion and submission of a funding request form, available in 38 the Office of Student Activities and Services. 39 2. Funds requested must be divided into separate categories, outlined below. 40 Each category must have a detailed description of the requested and an 41 estimate of the cost of each item. 42 a. Promotions. Promotions shall include any expense related to the 43 advertisement of an activity, such as Collegian advertisements, KSBD 44 or any radio advertisements, leaflets or posters, and other such materials 45 as determined by the Allocations Committee. 46 b. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees) Honoraria. LSE Fees

B-85 1 Honoraria shall include any funds requested by an organization in order 2 to bring a speaker to campus including their transportation, lodging 3 costs, and food, as well as their fee to perform a planned project or 4 event. 5 c. Rent of Space and Equipment. Rent of space and equipment shall 6 include any expenses related to renting rooms or other areas for 7 performances, meetings, and other such events, as well as any costs 8 related to rental of tables and chairs, movie projectors, or other 9 necessary materials for a project. 10 d. Films. Films shall include any expense for the rental of movies, 11 documentaries, recorded theatrical shows, or other such events. 12 e. Payroll. Payroll shall include expenses related to the staffing of services 13 provided by the Institutional Service. 14 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 15 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by the 16 Allocations Committee. However, this category shall be subject to the 17 limitations on funding, listed below. 18 3. The Allocations to Institutional Services will be reviewed by the Privilege Fee 19 Committee and will be allocated for a three year period and be a part of the 20 student activity Privilege Fee Agreement. 21 3. Annual budgets must be completed and submitted to the Allocations 22 Committee in the Office of Student Activities and Services not later than the 23 last Friday in February. 24 C. Limitations 25 1. Services, Where Acquired. Funds must be spent on services offered on the 26 University campus whenever these services are available. 27 2. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fees (LSE Fees) Honoraria. All recipients of 28 an LSE Fees Honoraria are required to an LSE Fees information sheet, and W-9 29 to receive payment. 30 3. Spending Restrictions. Student activity funds allocated by the Allocations 31 Committee may not be spent on any of the following items: 32 a. Food. Food may not be purchased with student activity funds except 33 unless such materials are to be used in an educational experiment. Prior 34 approval from the Treasurer shall be gained before an expenditure for 35 this exception is made. 36 b. Social Events. Student activity funds may not be spent on any materials 37 pertaining to social functions, parties, or banquets, and may not be spent 38 for on any materials for an activity of this type in any project where 39 such an event is part thereof, except where the Allocations Committee 40 finds a substantial academic benefit. 41 c. Personal Materials. Student funds may not be spent on any personal 42 materials, such as plaques, gifts, awards, flowers, name tags, engravings 43 for specific individuals, photographs, or clothing. 44 d. Payroll. Individuals to be paid wages by an Institutional Service must be 45 included on the payroll of the Institutional Service. 46 D. Unspent Funds

B-86 1 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to an Institutional 2 Service shall be returned to the Reserves for Contingencies Account no later 3 than the last Friday in October of the following fiscal year. 4 13-0107 Sports Clubs 5 A. General Criteria 6 1. Registration. Sports Clubs requesting funds through the Recreational Services 7 Privilege Fee from the Student ActivityFee must be registered through the 8 Office of Student Activities and Services as a Sports Club prior to a funding 9 request being made. 10 B. Request Process 11 1. Requests. Requests for funding from the Student Activity Fee may be made 12 by Sports Clubs fulfilling the requirements of 13-0102 through the completion 13 and submission of an annual budget through the Sports Club Council. 14 2. Funds requested must be divided into separate categories, outlined below. 15 Each category must have a detailed description of the items requested and an 16 estimate of the cost of each item. 17 a. Equipment 18 b. Uniforms 19 c. Salary for referees 20 d. League membership dues 21 e. Travel. Travel shall include all expenses related to traveling to compete 22 in an sports competition. These expenses could include (but are not 23 limited to) subsistence, registration, lodging, and transportation. 24 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 25 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by the 26 Allocations Committee. However, this category shall be subject to the 27 limitations on funding, listed below. 28 3. Annual budgets must be completed and submitted to the Allocations 29 Committee in the Office of Student Activities and Services no later than the 30 last Friday in February. 31 C. Unspent Funds 32 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to a Sports Club shall 33 be returned to the Sports Club Reserve Account no later than the last 34 Friday in October of the following fiscal year. 35 13-0108 Academic Competition Teams 36 A. General Criteria 37 1. Registration. Academic Competition Teams requesting funds from the 38 Student Activity Fee must be registered through the Office of Student 39 Activities and Services as an Academic Competition Team prior to a funding 40 request being made. 41 B. Request Process 42 1. Requests. Requests for funding from the Student Activity Fee may be made 43 by Academic Competition Teams fulfilling the requirements of 13-0102 44 through the completion and submission of an annual budget. 45 2. Funds requested must be divided into separate categories, outlined below. 46 Each category must have a detailed description of the items requested and an

B-87 1 estimate of the cost of each item 2 a. Travel. Travel shall include all expenses related to traveling to 3 compete in an academic competition. These expenses could include (but 4 are not limited to) subsistence, registration, lodging, and transportation. 5 b. Equipment. Equipment shall include those materials that are necessary 6 for Academic Competition Teams to participate in their competitions or 7 tournaments. 8 c. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 9 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by the 10 Allocations Committee. However, this category shall be subject to the 11 limitations on funding, listed below. 12 3. Annual budgets must be completed and submitted to the Allocations 13 Committee in the Office of Student Activities and Services no later than the 14 first Friday in March. 15 C. Unspent Funds 16 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to an Academic 17 Competition Team shall be returned to the Academic Competition Reserve 18 Account no later than the last Friday in October of the following fiscal year. 19 13-0109 Multicultural Student Organizations 20 A. General Criteria 21 1. Registration. Multicultural Student Organizations requesting funds from the 22 Student Activity Fee must be registered through the Office of Student 23 Activities and Services as a Multicultural Student Organization prior to a 24 funding request being made. 25 B. Request Process 26 1. Requests. The Asian American Student Union, Black Student Union, 27 Hispanic American Leadership Organization, and the Native American 28 Student Association who put together@ heritage months@ will be given a 29 block allocation of $3,500 each at the beginning of each fiscal year for the 30 events during their heritage month. 31 2. These funds can only be spent on heritage month activities. 32 3. Unused funds shall revert back into the reserves for contingencies account no 33 later than the last Friday in October. 34 13-0110 Special Allocations 35 A. Definitions 36 1. Capital Expenditures. Capital Expenditures shall be defined as any request 37 for funds related to the purchase of non-consumable goods that can be 38 considered inventory items and have a useful life of more than one year. 39 2. Special Allocations may be requested for travel to a national competition or to 40 pay for an expense that arises during the year that the organization was not 41 anticipating. 42 B. Request Requirements 43 1. Capital Expenditures. Any request for funds to purchase capital goods must 44 be accompanied by a statement of the educational value of the purchase to the 45 University or an academic department, a statement of the need for the 46 purchase, and a justified estimate of the cost of the goods at the lowest

B-88 1 possible price for a reasonable degree of quality. 2 2. Submission of Requests. Requests for special allocations must be submitted 3 to the SGA Allocations chairman or College Council Allocations Committee 4 at least twenty-eight (28) days prior to the planned date of the travel or the 5 purchase of capital goods. Exeptions may be granted at the discretion of the 6 Chair. 7 13-0111 Allocations of funds for Academic Competition Teams and Campus Wide Organizations 8 Institutional Services, and Sports Clubs 9 A. Process 10 1. After a request form is delivered to the Allocations Committee, the committee 11 will initially consider the requested allocation. A representative from the 12 requesting organization will be asked to attend an Allocations Committee 13 meeting to answer any further questions members of the committee might 14 have. 15 2. Based on the information provided, the Committee shall determine a 16 reasonable level of funding for each category of the project and vote to 17 approve this recommended allocation to the Student Senate. 18 3. Allocations bills submitted to the Student Senate shall include the categories 19 of funding, the requested funding amounts, the recommended funding 20 amounts. 21 4. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body 22 President funds for a project shall be available to the organization sponsoring 23 such project. 24 B. Expenditure of Funds 25 1. Lump Sum Funding. In accordance with the lump sum funding of an 26 organization's project, the organization may spend the funds allocated for a 27 project in any manner in which the organization sees fit, provided that such 28 expenditures fall within the permissible expenditures as outlined in the 29 Funding Statutes. 30 a. Overruns. An organization may spend funds on materials in any 31 category, except LSE Fees Honoraria, that exceeds the recommended 32 amount for that category as determined by the Allocations Committee, 33 provided that the total amount spent on a project does not exceed the 34 total amount allocated for the project by the Student Senate. 35 13-0112 Allocations of funds for College Council Organizations 36 A. Process 37 1. After a request form is delivered to the College Council Allocations 38 Committee, the committee will initially consider the requested allocation. A 39 representative from the requesting organization will be asked to attend a 40 College Council Allocations Committee meeting to answer any further 41 questions members of the committee might have. 42 2. Based on the information provided, the Committee shall determine a 43 reasonable level of funding for each category of the project and vote to 44 approve this recommended allocation to the Allocations Committee Chair. 45 3. Allocation forms submitted to the Allocations Committee Chair shall include 46 the categories of funding, the requested funding amounts, the recommended

B-89 1 funding amounts. 2 4. Upon signature of the Allocations Committee Chair and Vice-Chair funds for 3 a project shall be available to the organization sponsoring such project. 4 B. Expenditure of Funds 5 1. Lump Sum Funding. In accordance with the lump sum funding of an 6 organization's project, the organization may spend the funds allocated for a 7 project in any manner in which the organization sees fit, provided that such 8 expenditures fall within the permissible expenditures as outlined in the 9 Funding Statutes. 10 a. Overruns. An organization may spend funds on materials in any 11 category, except LSE Fees Honoraria, that exceeds the recommended 12 amount for that category as determined by the Allocations Committee, 13 provided that the total amount spent on a project does not exceed the 14 total amount allocated for the project by the Student Senate. 15 13-0113 Administrative 16 A. Organization Designations 17 1. The Allocations Committee shall classify all registered organizations as either 18 a Student Organization or a University/Community Organization. 19 2. The Allocations Committee shall have the authority to determine and 20 designate Institutional Services subject to the approval of Student Senate. 21 B. Funding Sources 22 1. Respective Fee Allocation. Funding requests under the Student Activity Fee 23 Funding Statutes may only be allocated from the respective funding 24 percentage of the fee and its respective reserve account. 25 2. Student Activity Fee, Only Source. Funding requests under the Funding 26 Statutes may only receive funding from the Student Activity Fee. 27 C. Financial Records 28 1. Maintenance. Each organization shall be required to maintain reasonable 29 financial records detailing all income and expenditures. 30 2. Inspection. An organization's financial records must be made available to the 31 Allocations Committee at the written request of the SGA Treasurer. 32 D. Violations 33 1. Consequences. The SGA Treasurer, with the approval of the Allocations 34 Committee, may place a hold on funding for any project or projects associated 35 with an organization if an organization deviates from University policy or the 36 Funding Statutes in administering Student Activity Fee Funds. Serious 37 violations, as determined by the Allocations Committee, shall be referred to 38 the Student Senate, which shall have the authority to revoke funding provided 39 to such an organization. Each organization shall be responsible for the proper 40 handling of all Student Fee Funds. 41 SECTION 2: The KSU SGA Statutes Chapter 14 – Allocation Guidelines be amended to read as 42 follows: 43 44 Chapter 14: Allocation Guidelines 45 46 14-01 Allocations Informal Guidelines

B-90 1 Informal funding guidelines for the Allocations Committee in reference to allocations 2 organizations requesting Student Activity Fee funding. 3 14-0101 The following criteria be adopted as the current allocations informal funding guidelines: 4 Category Range 5 Promotions $0.00-$200.00 6 LSE Fees Honoraria $0.00-$5,000.00 7 Rent of Space $0.00-$500.00 8 Rent of Equipment $0.00-$500.00 9 Films $0.00-$750.00 10 [Passed by Student Senate on September 5, 1996 as SB 96/97/05. Subsequently amended 11 on October 8, 1996 with SB 96/97/16; February 6, 1997 with SB 96/97/82; February 18, 12 1997 with SB 96/97/94; September 18, 1997 with SB 97/98/20; and September 24, 1998 13 with SB 98/99/10.] 14 14-02 Control of Allocated Funds 15 14-0201 Spending of all apportioned funds must be approved by the Coordinator of Student 16 Activities and Services SGA Financial Advisor. All monies shall be spent according to 17 original terms of allotment. If alteration of budget is necessary, organizations must have 18 the approval of the Allocations Committee. 19 14-0202 Individual accounts shall be recorded so as to include each purchase and an up-to-date 20 balance. 21 [Passed by Student Senate on September 10, 1970 as SB 70/10/3. Subsequently amended 22 on September 28, 1972 with SB 72/73/17; March 8, 1990 with SB 90/91/4; and October 23 9, 1997 with SB 97/98/26.] 24 SECTION 3: The KSU SGA Statutes Chapter 17 – Fine Arts Department Funding Regulation be 25 amended to read as follows: 26 27 Chapter 17: Fine Arts Funding Regulations 28 29 17-01 Fine Arts Student Organization Funding Regulations 30 31 17-0101 FUNDING STATUTE 32 Student Governing Association 33 Kansas State University 34 17-0102 General 35 A. Definitions 36 1. For the purpose of the Funding Statutes, the following definition shall apply: 37 a. Fine Arts Student Organization. A Student Organization 38 whose purposes are related to the arts. 39 B. Universal Requirements 40 1. In order to request funds from the Fine Arts Fee, an organization 41 must fulfill each of the following requirements: 42 a. The organization must be a student group currently registered with the 43 Office of Student Activities and Services or an Institutional Service. 44 b. The organization must have sent a representative to one of the funding 45 workshops held by the Treasurer annually. 46 b. The organization must submit to the SGA Treasurer a statement of the

B-91 1 fundraising activities of the organization over the past year, including 2 the specific events and the amounts raised. This statement must be 3 submitted with the organization's funding requests on the Fund Raising 4 Report form available in the Office of Student Activities and Services. 5 c. The organization must be registered for forty-five (45) days prior to the 6 date of the event to receive Student Activity Fee funds. 7 d. The organization may not receive funds while on probation as 8 designated by the Activities Director. 9 e. Student Activity Fee funds shall not be allocated to projects for the 10 purposes of promoting or opposing a particular political candidate, 11 political or social issue, or religion. 12 2. Differentiation of Projects. In the case that an organization is submitting 13 multiple requests, each project for which funding is to be requested must be 14 distinct and independent, and must be related to the goals of the organization 15 itself. 16 3. Fund Raising. All groups should make a reasonable effort to raise funds, 17 either through dues or other events. While not a requirement for funding, the 18 Allocations Committee may reject funding for any requested materials which 19 would commonly be paid for by fund raising at its discretion. 20 C. Fine Arts Student Activity Fee Budget 21 1. The annual Department Budget will be allocated at the minimum amounts that 22 must be allocated to fund these areas. However, at the discretion of the 23 Allocations Committee and with approval from Student Senate, additional 24 funds may be dispersed from the respective reserves for contingencies 25 accounts. 26 17-0103 Fine Arts Student Organizations 27 A. General Criteria 28 1. Open Projects. All projects sponsored by Fine Arts Student 29 Organizations with student fee funds must show an educational benefit to the 30 students of the University, must be open to all students of the University, and 31 must be free to all students of the University. Such projects must also be held 32 on the University campus or within the Manhattan community. 33 B. Request Process 34 1. Requests. Requests for funding of projects from the Fine Arts Department Fee 35 may be made by Fine Arts Student Organizations fulfilling the 36 requirements of 17-0102 through the completion and submission of a funding 37 request form, available in the Office of Student Activities and Services. A 38 separate funding request form must be submitted for each project the 39 organization wishes to hold, up to a maximum of five projects annually. 40 2. The funding request form must be completed in accordance with the form's 41 instructions. Funds requested for a project must be divided into separate 42 categories, outlined below. Each category must have a detailed description of 43 the items requested and an estimate of the cost of each item. 44 a. Promotions. Promotions shall include any expense related to the 45 advertisement of an activity, such as Collegian advertisements, KSDB 46 or any radio advertisements, leaflets or posters, and other such materials

B-92 1 as determined by the Allocations Committee. 2 b. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees) Honoraria. LSE Fees 3 Honoraria shall include any funds requested by an organization in order 4 to bring a speaker to campus, including their travel, lodging costs, and 5 food, as well as their fee to perform a planned project or event. 6 c. Rent of Space and Equipment. Rent of space and equipment shall 7 include any expenses related to renting rooms or other areas for 8 performances, meetings, and other such events, as well as any costs 9 related to rental of tables and chairs, movie projectors, or other 10 necessary materials for a project. 11 d. Films. Films shall include any expense for the rental of movies, 12 documentaries, recorded theatrical shows, or other such events. 13 e. Travel. Travel shall be defined as a request for funds to pay expenses 14 related to transportation, lodging and subsistence for KSU students. 15 Fine Arts Student Organizations may be allocated up to a maximum of 16 $100 per person per group, and up to $1,000 per request for travel 17 expenses for each travel request submitted during the fiscal year. A 18 student may receive up to a maximum of $100 (in a fiscal year) with 19 each Fine Arts organization they are a part of requesting travel funds. 20 This means that a student may receive the maximum $100 for one group 21 but can still qualify for another $100 with another organization that they 22 are a part of. Travel shall be funded at the rate applicable to 23 reimbursement for expenditures made by individuals traveling for the 24 State of Kansas. Campus Wide Organizations may shall receive 25 funding for a maximum of 5 projects for a fiscal year, no more than two 26 (2) of which shall be for travel. 27 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 28 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by the 29 Allocations Committee, However, this category shall be subject to the 30 limitations on funding, listed below. 31 3. Funding requests for the current year will be considered on a rolling basis, but 32 must be submitted no later than 28 days prior to the date of the project. 33 Except that, all requests for events to be held December 1st through February 34 15th must be turned in by November 1st, all requests for any event to be held 35 April 1st through the end of the academic year must be submitted by 36 the first Friday in March. and all requests for events to be held in August and 37 September must be turned in by May 15th of the previous academic year. The 38 Allocations Committee will consider exceptions to these guidelines if an 39 organization has special circumstances. 40 C. Limitations 41 1. Services, Where Acquired. Funds allocated must be spent on services offered 42 on the University campus whenever these services are available. 43 2. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees) Honoraria. All recipients of 44 an LSE Fees Honoraria are required to complete a standard letter of agreement 45 prior to payment. Groups must submit an LSE Fees Honoraria information 46 sheet, letter of agreement, and a W-9 to receive payment.

B-93 1 3. Spending Restrictions. Student activity funds allocated by the Allocations 2 Committee may not be spent on any of the following items: 3 a. Food. Food may not be purchased with student activity funds except 4 unless such materials are to be used in an educational experiment. Prior 5 approval from the Treasurer shall be gained before an expenditure for 6 this exception is made. 7 b. Social Events. Student activity funds may not be spent on any materials 8 pertaining to social functions, parties, or banquets, and may not be spent 9 for any materials in any project where such an event is part thereof, 10 except when the Allocations Committee finds a substantial educational 11 benefit. 12 c. Personal Materials. Student activity funds may not be spent on any 13 personal materials, such as plaques, gifts, awards, flowers, name tags, 14 engravings for specific individuals, photographs, or clothing. 15 d. Wages. Student activity funds may not be spent on wages or 16 compensation of any kind, with the exception of projectionists and 17 security officers as required by the rental facility. 18 D. Unspent Funds 19 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to a Fine Arts 20 Student Organization shall be returned to the Fine Arts Student Group Reserve 21 Account no later than October 30 of the following fiscal year. 22 23 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 24 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 41-10-0

B-94 1 BILL 05/06/66 FY 2006 ADDITIONAL 2 CAMPUS ORGANIZATION FUNDING 3 FROM RESERVES 4 BY: Dave Hart 5 6 WHEREAS, Student activities add a great deal to the experience of student life at K-State; 7 8 WHEREAS, There have been numerous requests for funding from various student groups for FY 9 2006; 10 11 WHEREAS, Due to the number of requests that the Allocations Committee has received this fiscal 12 year, it is necessary to ask approval of the Student Governing Association for additional 13 funding to the annual DEPARTMENT BUDGET for Campus Organizations out of the 14 Contingency for Reserves Account; and 15 16 WHEREAS, If the approval for additional funding is not passed by the Student Governing body, then 17 the remaining amount of the student activity fee budgeted for Campus Organizations will 18 be allocated out to student groups until it is exhausted, and the remaining funding 19 requests for this fiscal year will be denied, due to lack of funds. 20 21 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 22 23 SECTION 1. There be a one time $20,000 increase, from $29,000 to $49,000, to the approved amount 24 for Campus Organizations from the Contingency for Reserves Account. 25 26 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 27 funds shall be allocated to the budgeted amount for Campus Organizations from the 28 Contingency for Reserve Account. 29 30 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 31 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-95 1 BILL 05/06/67 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 BLACK STUDENT UNION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Black 7 Student Union; 8 9 WHEREAS, Forty-seven members will be traveling to Ames, Iowa, from February 23-26, 2006, where 10 they will attend the Big XII Conference on Black Student Government; 11 12 WHEREAS, The goal of this trip is to help students learn more about leadership, history, and culture; 13 to develop more skills in many areas that will help make them successful college 14 students; and to experience excellent networking opportunities; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1- Travel for forty-seven members of Black Student Union to visit Ames, IA, 19 from February 23-26, 2006, to participate in the Big XII Conference on Black Student 20 Government. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $9,550.00 $1,000.00 24 TOTAL $9,550.00 $1,000.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. Black Student Union 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, these 31 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 32 the account NISACWO012 of Black Student Union. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 16, 2006 35 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-96 1 BILL 05/06/68 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Circle K 7 International; 8 9 WHEREAS, Circle K International will be sending 15 of their members to the Kansas District 10 Convention in Wichita, KS, from March 3-5, 2006; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Kansas District Convention is an annual event where Circle K International members 13 from Kansas universities meet to improve leadership and service skills. Workshops are 14 catered to increase awareness and to put into practice new methods of leading through 15 service; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 18 19 Project 1- Travel for 15 members of Circle K International to attend the Kansas District 20 Convention in Wichita, KS, from March 3-5, 2006. 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. Circle K International is allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described above. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 31 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 32 the account NISACWO023 of Circle K International. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 16, 2006 35 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-97 1 BILL 05/06/69 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 KSU COLLEGIATE 4-H 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of KSU 7 Collegiate 4-H; 8 9 WHEREAS, KSU Collegiate 4-H will be attending the annual National Collegiate 4-H Convention in 10 Columbus, OH, from February 23-26, 2006; 11 12 WHEREAS, At this convention students will have many opportunities to learn about Ohio’s industry; 13 to gain new leadership techniques that can be brought back to K-State; and to network 14 with professionals, graduate schools, and other members of 4-H from across the country; 15 and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 18 19 Project 1- Funding of travel for six members of KSU Collegiate 4-H to attend the 20 National Collegiate 4-H Convention in Columbus, OH. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $600.00 $600.00 24 TOTAL $600.00 $600.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. KSU Collegiate 4-H is allocated $600.00 for the activity described above. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 31 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 32 the account NISACWO025 of KSU Collegiate 4-H. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 16, 2006 35 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-98 1 BILL 05/06/70 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 UP ‘TIL DAWN 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations requests of Up ‘Til 7 Dawn; 8 9 WHEREAS, Up ‘Til Dawn will be hosting their final event at the Chester E. Peter Recreation 10 Complex on March 10, 2006; 11 12 WHEREAS, There will be several guest speakers, including Dr. Welch who is a cancer survivor and 13 several other individuals who benefited from the services of St. Jude, each of which will 14 be providing first-hand accounts about their battles with cancer and how groups such as 15 Up ‘Til Dawn benefit the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 18 19 Project 1- Funding Up ‘Til Dawn for the rent of the Chester E. Peters Recreational 20 Complex for March 10, 2006. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Rent of Space $1,000.00 $1,000.00 24 TOTAL $1,000.00 $1,000.00 25 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. Up ‘Til Dawn is allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described above. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 32 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 33 the account NISACWO067 of Up ‘Til Dawn. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 16, 2006 36 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-99 1 BILL 05/06/71 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT CONCERNING 2 THE FACULTY SENATE REPRESENTATIVE 3 4 By: Senate Operations Committee, Michael Burns, Tyson Moore, Nacole Boan, and 5 Alex Lovely 6 7 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Representative to Faculty Senate is elected by Student Senate; 8 9 WHEREAS, Combining the Student Affairs and Social Services Standing Committee with the 10 Academic Affairs and University Relations Standing Committee is now being 11 considered by Student Senate; 12 13 WHEREAS, The By-Laws amendment would make the Student Senate Representative to 14 Faculty Senate the Chairperson of the new Student and Academic Affairs 15 Standing Committee; and 16 17 WHEREAS, There needs to be continuity in the method of selection for all Standing 18 Committee Chairs. 19 20 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 21 22 SECTION 1. Section 505 of the KSU SGA Constitution is amended to read as follows: 23 24 505. The following shall be Officers of Student Senate. 25 A. The Chairperson of Student Senate, who shall be elected by Student 26 Senate by a majority vote. 27 B. The SGA Treasurer/Allocations Chair, who shall be selected in the 28 manner provided in the By-Laws to this Constitution. 29 C. Vice Chairperson of Student Senate, who shall be elected by Student 30 Senate by majority vote. 31 D. Secretary of Student Senate, who shall be appointed by the Chairperson of 32 Student Senate and shall be subject to removal from office by him/her. 33 The appointment shall be subject to the approval of Student Senate. 34 E. Parliamentarian, who shall be appointed by the Chairperson of Student 35 Senate, and shall be subject to removal from office by him/her. The 36 appointment shall be subject to the approval of Student Senate. The 37 Parliamentarian shall not hold any elected office in the Legislative Branch, 38 except as outlined in the By-Laws to this Constitution. 39 F. Standing committee chairpersons. 40 G. Faculty Senate Representative, who shall be elected selected by Student 41 Senate by majority vote in the manner provided in the By-Laws to this 42 Constitution. 43 H. Such officers as Student Senate may deem necessary for the proper 44 functioning of Student Senate. 45 46 SECTION 2. This bill shall take effect when ratified by college councils and with the beginning 47 of the 2006-2007 Student Senate term. 48 49 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 2, 2006 50 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 49-0-1

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1 BILL 05/06/72 BY-LAWS AMENDMENTS CONCERNING 2 THE STUDENT AFFAIRS AND SOCIAL SERVICES 3 STANDING COMMITTEE, THE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS 4 AND UNIVERSITY RELATIONS STANDING COMMITTE AND 5 THE FACULTY SENATE REPRESENTATIVE 6 7 BY: Senate Operations Committee and Executive Committee 8 9 WHEREAS, Duties and responsibilities of the Student Affairs and Social Services Standing 10 Committee and the Academic Affairs Committees could be combined; and 11 12 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Representative to Faculty Senate is currently an elected position. 13 14 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 15 16 SECTION 1. Article V, Sections 9.A. of the KSU SGA By-Laws is amended to read as follows: 17 18 Sectn. 9. Student Senate Shall Be Organized Into Standing Committees. 19 A. Student Senate shall have an Executive Committee that shall have the power 20 to assign topics or problems to one of the other standing committees. 21 1. Student Senate Executive Committee shall consist of nine voting 22 members, the Chairperson of Student Senate who shall vote only to 23 break a tie, and six ex-officio or non-voting members. A quorum of 24 the committee shall be five voting members, not including the 25 Chairperson of Student Senate. 26 2. Membership 27 a. The Chairperson of Student Senate who shall chair the 28 committee. 29 b. The voting members shall be the Vice Chairperson of Student 30 Senate, SGA Treasurer, Chairperson of College Council 31 Funding Standing Committee, Chairperson of Privilege Fee 32 Standing Committee, Chairperson of Senate Operations 33 Standing Committee, Chairperson of Academic Affairs and 34 University Relations Standing Committee, Chairperson of 35 Student Affairs & Social Services Standing Committee, 36 Chairperson of Governmental Relations Standing Committee, 37 Student Senate rRepresentative to Faculty Senate, and the 38 Student Senate Intern Coordinator. 39 c. The non-voting or ex-officio members shall be the Student 40 Body President, Student Body Vice President, SGA Attorney 41 General, the Student Body President’s Chief of Staff, Student 42 Senate Parliamentarian, and Student Senate Secretary.

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1 SECTION 2. Article V, Sections 9.J. and K. of the KSU SGA By-Laws are amended to read as 2 follows: 3 4 J. Academic Affairs & University Relations Standing Committee shall be 5 responsible for all academic issues on campus and the maintenance of good 6 relations between Kansas State University faculty and the Student Governing 7 Association. The Committee shall: 8 1. Initiate any programs, activities or projects it may deem necessary for the 9 general academic welfare and benefit of the Kansas State University 10 student body. 11 2. Bridge the information gap between students and the Kansas State 12 University academic infrastructure. 13 3. Annually propose, discuss, develop, and maintain a plan to invest tuition 14 increases in student centered university enhancements in cooperation with 15 the Executive Committee and the University Administration 16 4. Strive to maintain the high quality of education in the Kansas State 17 University classrooms. 18 5. Provide an avenue of communication between the faculty and the Kansas 19 State University student body. 20 K. Student Affairs & Social Services Standing Committee shall be concerned with 21 all matters of student life that relate to student rights, student services, student 22 representation, University policies and University facilities. The Committee 23 shall: 24 1. Initiate investigations and recommend new or reviewed policies, utilizing 25 appropriate legislative channels in order to insure the welfare and rights of 26 the student body. 27 2. Oversee issues involving off-campus living. 28 3. Provide support to the KSU SGA funded social services. 29 a. Organize an annual “Student Social Services Awareness Week” to be 30 held during the first semester of the academic year. 31 b. Conduct evaluations of each social services program concerning its 32 effectiveness, activities, programs and compile a packet of reports to 33 be made available to Student Senate by posting in the OSAS office and 34 on the KSU SGA web page. 35 4. Oversee issues involving parking services and campus safety: 36 a. Be involved with all campus safety and parking issues involving 37 students of Kansas State University and maintenance of good relations 38 between faculty, administration, staff, SGA, and the City of 39 Manhattan. 40 b. Compile and update existing parking, bicycling and campus safety 41 information yearly. This information shall be distributed and made 42 available to the student body and all other interested parties; 43 c. Work with the University in communication, traffic, parking, bicycle, 44 and campus safety issues to the City of Manhattan, when appropriate.

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1 J. University Relations Standing Committee shall be concerned with all matters 2 of student life as well as be responsible for all academic issues on campus and 3 the maintenance of good relations between Kansas State University faculty 4 and the Student Governing Association. 5 6 1. The University Relations Committee shall consist of the following 7 members, and the University Relations Chairperson, who shall vote 8 only to break a tie. 9 2. Membership 10 a. University Relations Chair, who shall be appointed by the Chair of 11 Student Senate, in consultation with the Vice Chair of the Student 12 Senate, the present Chair of the Senate Operations Committee, and 13 the present University Relations Chair. The appointment shall be 14 subject to the approval of Student Senate. 15 b. The Vice Chair of Student Senate, who shall be a voting member of 16 the committee. 17 c. The Faculty Senate Representative, who shall be a voting, ex- 18 officio member of the committee. 19 d. The Public Relations Director of Cabinet, who shall be a non- 20 voting, ex-officio member of the committee. 21 e. Student Senators, appointed by the Chairperson of Student Senate 22 and present University Relations Chairperson. Of these members, 23 the Chairperson of Student Senate shall appoint, with the 24 recommendation of the University Relations Chair, a Vice 25 Chairperson of the University Relations Committee. The Vice 26 Chairperson shall chair meetings of the University Relations 27 Committee in the absence of the Chairperson. 28 f. Two students-at-large, appointed by the chairperson of the 29 committee in consultation with the Chairperson of the Student 30 Senate and present University Relations Chairperson, who shall 31 have voting privileges on the committee. 32 g. Student Senate Interns, appointed by the Intern Coordinator in 33 consultation with the present University Relations Chairperson, 34 who shall have voting privileges on the committee. 35 3. The committee shall: 36 a. Be the communication link between the Kansas State University 37 student body, Student Senate, and Faculty Senate. 38 b. Initiate any programs, activities or projects deemed necessary for 39 the general academic welfare of the Kansas State University 40 student body. 41 c. Annually propose, discuss, develop, and maintain a plan to invest 42 tuition increases in Student Centered Tuition Enhancements in 43 cooperation with the University Administration. 44 d. Initiate investigations and recommend new or reviewed policies to 45 ensure the welfare and rights of the student body.

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1 e. Oversee SGA-led student service projects, including at least one 2 annual University-wide event. 3 f. Oversee issues involving parking services and campus safety. 4 g. Promote public awareness of SGA to the K-State student body. 5 6 SECTION 3. Existing Section 9.L. is hereby relettered as 9.K. 7 8 SECTION 4. This bill shall take effect at the beginning of the 2006-2007 Student Senate term and 9 the ratification of the amendment to Section 505 of the KSU SGA Constitution. 10 11 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 9, 2006 12 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-104 1 BILL 05/06/73 STATUTES AMENDMENTS 2 REGARDING FINE ARTS 3 FUNDING REGULATIONS 4 5 BY: Matt Wagner 6 7 WHEREAS, The Office of Student Activities and Services had an internal audit conducted, and during 8 the audit there were some inconsistencies and necessary changes that needed to be made 9 in the statutes for Fine Arts funding regulations; 10 11 WHEREAS, Since the elimination of the Fine Arts Council, the Fine Arts Departments have had little 12 direction in the appropriate ways, in which they may spend their Fine Arts allocations. 13 14 WHEREAS, During the last fiscal year there was an absence of Chapter 17, concerning Fine Arts 15 guidelines, from the funding regulations in the SGA Statutes ;and 16 17 WHEREAS, The Office of Student Activities and Services coordinators, along with the SGA 18 Treasurer and the Privilege Fee Chair, recommend that the following changes be made to 19 the statutes for funding regulations. 20 21 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 22 23 SECTION 1. The KSU SGA Statutes Chapter 17 – Student Activity Fee Funding Regulations be 24 amended to read as follows: 25 26 Chapter 17 27 FINE ARTS COUNCIL FUNDING REGULATIONS 28 29 17-01 Fine Arts Student Organization Funding Regulations 30 31 17-0101 FUNDING STATUTE 32 Student Governing Association 33 Kansas State University 34 35 17-0102 Fine Arts Student Organizations 36 A. Definitions 37 1. For the purpose of the Funding Statutes, the following definition shall apply: 38 a. Fine Arts Student Organization. A Student Organization whose purposes 39 are related to the arts. 40 B. Universal Requirements 41 1. In order to request funds from the Fine Arts Fee, an organization must fulfill 42 each of the following requirements: 43 a. The organization must be a student group currently registered with the 44 Office of Student Activities and Services. 45 b. The organization must submit to the SGA Treasurer a statement of the 46 fundraising activities of the organization over the past year, including the

B-105 47 specific events and the amounts raised. This statement must be submitted 48 with the organization's funding requests on the Fund Raising Report form 49 available in the Office of Student Activities and Services. 50 c. The organization must be registered for forty-five (45) days prior to the 51 date of the event to receive Student Activity Fee funds. 52 d. The organization may not receive funds while on probation as designated 53 by the Activities Director. 54 e. Student Activity Fee funds shall not be allocated to projects for the 55 purposes of promoting or opposing a particular political candidate, 56 political or social issue, or religion. 57 2. Differentiation of Projects. In the case that an organization is submitting 58 multiple requests, each project for which funding is to be requested must be 59 distinct and independent, and must be related to the goals of the organization 60 itself. 61 3. Fund Raising. All groups should make a reasonable effort to raise funds, 62 either through dues or other events. While not a requirement for funding, the 63 Allocations Committee may reject funding for any requested materials which 64 would commonly be paid for by fund raising at its discretion. 65 66 C. General Criteria 67 1. Open Projects. All projects sponsored by Fine Arts Student Organizations 68 with student fee funds must show an educational benefit to the students of the 69 University, must be open to all students of the University, and must be free to 70 all students of the University. Such projects must also be held on the 71 University campus or within the Manhattan community. 72 D. Request Process 73 1. Requests. Requests for funding of projects from the Fine Arts Council Fee 74 may be made by Fine Arts Student Organizations fulfilling the requirements 75 of 17-0102 through the completion and submission of a funding request form, 76 available in the Office of Student Activities and Services. A separate funding 77 request form must be submitted for each project the organization wishes to 78 hold, up to a maximum of five projects annually. 79 2. The funding request form must be completed in accordance with the form's 80 instructions. Funds requested for a project must be divided into separate 81 categories, outlined below. Each category must have a detailed description of 82 the items requested and an estimate of the cost of each item. 83 a. Promotions. Promotions shall include any expense related to the 84 advertisement of an activity, such as Collegian advertisements, KSDB or 85 any radio advertisements, leaflets or posters, and other such materials as 86 determined by the Allocations Committee. 87 b. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). LSE Fees shall include 88 any funds requested by an organization in order to bring a speaker to 89 campus, including their travel, lodging costs, food, and fee to perform a 90 planned project or event. 91 c. Rent of Space and Equipment. Rent of space and equipment shall include 92 any expenses related to renting rooms or other areas for performances,

B-106 93 meetings, and other such events, as well as any costs related to rental of 94 tables and chairs, movie projectors, or other necessary materials for a 95 project. 96 d. Films. Films shall include any expense for the rental of movies, 97 documentaries, recorded theatrical shows, or other such events. 98 e. Travel. Travel shall be defined as a request for funds to pay expenses 99 related to transportation, lodging and food for KSU students. Fine Arts 100 Student Organizations may be allocated a maximum of $1,000 per request 101 for travel expenses. A student may receive up to a maximum of $100 (in a 102 fiscal year) with each Fine Arts organization they are a part of requesting 103 travel funds. This means that a student may receive the maximum $100 104 for one group but can still qualify for another $100 with another 105 organization that they are a part of. Travel shall be funded at the rate 106 applicable to reimbursement for expenditures made by individuals 107 traveling for the State of Kansas. Fine Arts Student Organizations may 108 receive funding for a maximum of 5 projects for a fiscal year, no more 109 than two (2) of which shall be for travel. 110 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 111 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by the 112 Allocations Committee, However, this category shall be subject to the 113 limitations on funding, listed below. 114 115 3. Funding requests for the current year will be considered on a rolling basis, but 116 must be submitted no later than 28 days prior to the date of the project. 117 Except that, all requests for events to be held December 1st through February 118 15th must be turned in by November 1st, All requests for any event to be held 119 April 1st through the end of the academic year must be submitted by the first 120 Friday in March. The Allocations Committee will consider exceptions to 121 these guidelines if an organization has special circumstances. 122 E. Limitations 123 1. Services, Where Acquired. Funds allocated must be spent on services offered 124 on the University campus whenever these services are available. 125 2. Lecturer Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). All recipients of LSE Fees 126 are required to complete an LSE Fees information sheet, and a W-9 to receive 127 payment. 128 3. Spending Restrictions. Student activity funds allocated by the Allocations 129 Committee may not be spent on any of the following items: 130 a. Food. Food may not be purchased with student activity funds except 131 unless such materials are to be used in an educational experiment. Prior 132 approval from the SGA Treasurer shall be gained before an expenditure 133 for this exception is made. 134 b. Social Events. Student activity funds may not be spent on any materials 135 pertaining to social functions, parties, or banquets, except when the 136 Allocations Committee finds a substantial educational benefit.

B-107 137 c. Personal Materials. Student activity funds may not be spent on any 138 personal materials, such as plaques, gifts, awards, flowers, name tags, 139 engravings for specific individuals, photographs, or clothing. 140 d. Wages. Student activity funds may not be spent on wages or 141 compensation of any kind, with the exception of projectionists and 142 security officers as required by the rental facility. 143 F. Unspent Funds 144 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to a Fine Arts Student 145 Organization shall be returned to the Fine Arts Student Group Reserve 146 Account no later than October 30 of the following fiscal year. 147 148 CG. Fine Arts Student Activity Fee Budget 149 1. The annual Department Fine Arts Student Organizations Budget will be 150 allocated at the minimum amounts that must be allocated to fund these areas 151 this area. However, at the discretion of the Allocation Committee and with 152 the approval from Student Senate, additional funds may be dispersed from the 153 respective Fine Arts Student Reserve account. 154 155 17-0103 Fine Arts Departments 156 157 A. Fine Arts Department funds must be used to promote fine arts events, programs, 158 and performances to the K-State campus and community. (e.g., lecturer, speaker, 159 entertainer, concert, performance, art show, festival). 160 161 B. Fine Arts Department funds may not be used for: 162 1. General Office supplies, not directly used to support a campus wide event. 163 2. Computer equipment, unless proof can be submitted to the SGA Treasurer that 164 the computer hardware and/or software directly relates to a FA event or 165 program. 166 3. Food, unless specified in a performer’s contract. 167 4. Gifts - plaques, awards, flowers, name tags, engraving of name tags, etc. 168 5. Payroll. 169 6. Clothing, unless related to costumes for a performance, which must remain 170 with the department after use. 171 7. Exhibit purchases of supplies and equipment that will remain with the artist, 172 presenter, or lecturer. 173 8. Construction supplies related to improving Fine Arts facilities or galleries. 174 9. Capital Improvements. 175 10. Department copies, not directly used to support a campus wide event. 176 11. Postage, unless justified for promoting a campus wide Fine Arts event to the 177 campus community. 178 12. Travel, in excess of $1,000 per department student group, per fiscal year. 179 13. K-State Marching or Pep Bands. 180 14. Audio or Video Recording of Performances. 181 15. C.D., D.V.D. or other electronic media duplication, intended for non-current 182 KSU students.

B-108 183 184 C. Approval of computer equipment must be granted from the SGA Treasurer prior to 185 purchase. 186 187 D. Approval of Fine Arts Department student group travel must be granted from the 188 SGA Treasurer 45 days prior to the travel date. 189 190 E. If exhibit materials are purchased for an event or exhibit, the items must remain 191 with the department following the lecturer, speaker, exhibit, artist, or presenter. 192 193 F. Any money remaining in any Fine Arts Department accounts at the conclusion of a 194 fiscal year shall revert back to the Fine Arts Student Reserve account. 195 196 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 9, 2006 197 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-109 1 BILL 05/06/74 INCREASE OF THE FINE 2 ARTS PRIVILEGE FEE 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner 5 6 WHEREAS, The activities funded by the Fine Arts Privilege Fee add to the experience of 7 student life; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University student body and the K-State community have seen 10 many benefits from the current Fine Arts Privilege Fee; and 11 12 WHEREAS, All Fine Arts Departments were given an opportunity to present their request for 13 funding to the Privilege Fee Committee for the 2007, 2008, and 2009 fiscal years. 14 15 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 16 17 SECTION 1. The KSU Statutes 23-0101 through 23-0111 are hereby amended to read: 18 19 FINE ARTS BUDGET AGREEMENT 20 21 This agreement made this______day of February 2006, between the Kansas State 22 University Student Governing Association (SGA), Kansas State University Fine Arts 23 (DEPARTMENT). 24 25 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) for Fiscal Years 26 2007, 2008, and 2009 shall be $319,000. The BUDGET will be reviewed prior to 27 Fiscal Year 2010. 28 29 2. A. All Fine Arts Privilege Fees must be spent by the Department, as outlined 30 in Section 4. Departments cannot transfer these funds to any other 31 account. 32 B. Student Fine Arts groups that are eligible for Fine Arts Student 33 Organization funding are those groups whose primary function is the arts. 34 35 36 3. The Fine Arts Reserve Account (NISAFADRSV) has a current balance of 37 $27,648.61. The Fine Arts Reserve Account will be expended annually over each 38 of the next three years to the Fine Arts Student Organizations at an amount of 39 $5,000.00. 40 41 4. The DEPARTMENT shall allocate the funds from each year’s portion of the 42 BUDGET as follows: 43 44 45 .

B-110 Allocation 2007-2009 College of Arch., Planning, & Design $19,000.00 McCain Auditorium $100,000.00 Art Department $31,000.00 Diversity & Dual Career Development $3,000.00 Ebony Theater $5,900.00 Music Dept. Band & Orchestra $28,100.00 Music Dept. Choral and Opera $28,100.00 English Department $12,000.00 International Student Center $1,900.00 Speech Comm., Theater & Dance $78,000.00 Student Organizations $12,000.00 $319,000.00 46 47 48 5. At the conclusion of each fiscal year all Department and Student Organizations 49 remaining shall revert back to the Fine Arts Student Reserve Account 50 (NISAFASRSV). 51 52 6. This agreement supercedes any previous agreement made by Kansas State 53 University Student SGA and/or Kansas State University Student Governing 54 Association with Fine Arts regarding funding of budget and use of such funding. 55 56 7. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic 57 review by Kansas State University Student SGA and such review could result in 58 decrease or termination of funding of the BUDGET. The failure of SGA to 59 exercise any rights in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of such rights in 60 that instance or any other instance. 61 62 8. Within 60 days of the end of each fiscal year, the Chair of the DEPARTMENT 63 shall submit a written summary of the BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee 64 Chair for review by the entire SGA body. In addition to the BUDGET, the Chair 65 of the Department shall submit a Fine Arts Summary Report, as provided by 66 Privilege Fee Chair. Any Department that fails to submit a report, within the 67 given time period, will not receive any further Fine Arts monies until this report is 68 submitted. 69 70 9. Departments are required to list all the following on all payment vouchers using 71 SGA Fine Arts Funds: Event Name, Event Date, Event Location, and type of 72 event. 73 74 10. No construction or renovation of a building or facility at KSU is permitted with 75 privilege fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the

B-111 76 student body. (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article XI 77 Section 1105) 78 79 11. This agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of 80 Kansas. 81 82 12. By signing this agreement, the representative of the respective parties hereby 83 represent that each is duly authorized by his or her part to execute this document 84 on behalf of such party that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of the 85 agreement. 86 87 13. Bill 05/06/74 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by: the Privilege 88 Fee Chair; the Coordinator of the Office of Student Activities and Services; the 89 Student SGA Chair; the Vice President for Institutional Advancement; the Student 90 Body President; and directors/chairs/department heads of agencies outlined in Section 91 4. 92 93 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 9, 2006 94 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 49-1-0

B-112 1 BILL 05/06/75 BY-LAWS AMENDMENTS CONCERNING 2 THE STUDENT SENATE INTERN PROGRAM 3 4 BY: Lydia Peele, Tyson Moore, Katie Beye, Melissa Hillebrand, Jamie Ball, Peter Boos, 5 Keaton Brewer, Jessica Chipman, Bryan Cox, Larry Fadler, Molly Hamm, Whitney 6 Hubert, Kyana Lee, Madison Loeb, Josh McGinn, DaNesha McNeely, Zachary Oswald, 7 Jared Palan, Marth Schneider, Amy Schultz, Pat Smith, Ian Stinson, Taylor Symons, 8 Alyssa Williams, D’Andre Williams, and the Senate Operations Committee 9 10 WHEREAS Duties and responsibilities of Student Senate Interns are contained in the By-Laws; and, 11 12 WHEREAS Certain sections need clarification, including when a Student Senate Intern may make 13 motions. 14 15 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 16 17 SECTION 1. Article V, Section 10. of the KSU SGA By-Laws is amended to read as follows: 18 19 Sectn. 10. A. The Senate Intern Program shall consist of a maximum of twenty-five and 20 a minimum of twelve and a maximum of twenty-five Interns, each serving 21 until the end of the current Senate term. Interns shall be selected by the 22 fourth week of the fall semester through an application and interview 23 process by a three member panel consisting of the Vice Chairperson of 24 Student Senate, Chairperson of Senate Operations Standing Committee 25 and Senate Intern Coordinator, and shall be approved by subject to the 26 approval of Student Senate. In the event of an absence by any panel 27 member from an interview, an alternate shall replace the absent 28 member. The alternate(s) shall be any of the following: either the 29 Coordinator of Student Activities and Services, or the Student Senate 30 Chairperson. Three members of the panel shall be present at all interviews. 31 1. Applicants whose applications are approved by a majority vote of 32 the panel shall be interviewed by the panel. For pre-screening of 33 the applications, a set of criteria shall be predetermined and all 34 documented. 35 2. Questions asked during interviews shall be documented. A 36 predetermined set of questions shall be consistently asked to all 37 interviewees, and all follow-up questions shall be related to the 38 predetermined question. Any members member affiliated with 39 Student Government of SGA has the right to review this 40 information. This information shall also be open to public review. 41 B. Interns shall be non-voting members of Student Senate and shall be 42 subject to removal by the voting members of Student Senate for 43 malfeasance, or nonfeasance, or misfeasance. Interns shall not have the 44 ability to make any a motion to introduce legislation, or but may not 45 sponsor any legislation without a Senator co-sponsor. Interns shall have 46 the same duties as a Student Senator as outlined in Article V, Section of

B-113 47 the SGA By-Laws. Attendance policies shall be provided for in the 48 Student Senate Standing Rules. 49 C. Interns shall be assigned by the Senate Intern Coordinator to work with 50 Student Senate standing committees as voting committee members. 51 D. In the event that a vacancy occurs in the Student Senate Intern program no 52 not less than 8 weeks prior to the end of the current term, a replacement 53 may be chosen by the Senate Intern Coordinator from the most qualified 54 unsuccessful candidates for Student Senate Intern at the discretion of the 55 Intern Coordinator and approved by, subject to the approval of Student 56 Senate. If a vacancy causes the number of interns to fall below 12, the 57 vacancy must be filled. In the event that there are no unsuccessful 58 candidates they shall be chosen by the original process (Article V, Section 59 10. A.). 60 61 SECTION 2. This bill shall take affect at the beginning of the 2006-2007 Student Senate term. 62 63 THIS BILL WAS NOT PASSED BY STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 9, 2006 64 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 19-31-0

B-114 1 BILL 05/06/76 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 CAMPAIGN FOR NONVIOLENCE 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Campaign 7 for Nonviolence; 8 9 WHEREAS, Campaign for Nonviolence will be inviting all K-State students to gather at Margy’s Bird 10 Runner Wildlife Refuge for a guided walk on the prairie to learn names of the plants and 11 animals of the Tall Grass Prairie. There will also be camp sites set up to gain information 12 on good camping practices; and 13 14 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 15 16 Project 1- Promotion for the guided walk at Margy’s Bird Runner Wildlife Refuge on 17 March 11, 2006. 18 19 Request Recommendation 20 Promotion $300.00 $150.00 21 TOTAL $300.00 $150.00 22 23 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 24 25 SECTION 1. Campaign for Nonviolence is allocated $150.00 for the activity described above. 26 27 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 28 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 29 the account NISACWO014 of Campaign for Nonviolence. 30 31 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 2, 2006 32 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-115 1 BILL 05/06/77 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO KSU 2 CREATIVE ARTS THERAPIES STUDENTS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of KSU 7 Creative Arts Therapies Students (CATS); 8 9 WHEREAS, Ten members of KSU CATS will be traveling to St. Paul, Minnesota, to participate in the 10 Central Region Conference at the United Hospital; 11 12 WHEREAS, This conference will allow KSU CATS to attend numerous presentations and workshops 13 led by the leading drama therapists in this region, and the experience gained by being 14 exposed to so many great thinkers is invaluable in this field as well as the opportunity to 15 be introduced to current research methods; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 18 19 Project 1- Travel funding for transportation costs for ten members of KSU CATS to 20 attend the Central Region Conference in St. Paul, Minnesota, from March 10-12, 2006. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $510.00 $510.00 24 TOTAL $510.00 $510.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. KSU CATS is allocated $510.00 for the activity described above. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 31 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 32 account NISAFAS006 of KSU CATS. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 2, 2006 35 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-116 1 BILL 05/06/78 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO KSU 2 CREATIVE ARTS THERAPIES STUDENTS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations requests of KSU 7 Creative Arts Therapies Students (CATS); 8 9 WHEREAS, KSU CATS members are inviting Denise Filley to K-State to give a free day-long 10 workshop to students demonstrating the therapeutic uses of sand trays and miniatures; 11 12 WHEREAS, Sand tray therapy is a unique branch of play therapy and Denise Filley’s workshops are 13 very popular and well attended. This workshop will be useful for K-State students in the 14 fields of education psychology, child development, art therapy, and creative arts; 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, or Entertainer (LSE) Fee and lodging to have Denise Filley, 20 registered play therapist, give a free day-long workshop on April 8th, 2006, in the Purple 21 Masque Theatre. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 LSE Fee $550.00 $550.00 25 Travel $ 40.00 $ 0.00 26 Meals $ 35.00 $ 0.00 27 Lodging $ 52.00 $ 52.00 28 TOTAL $677.00 $602.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. KSU CATS is allocated $602.00 for the activities described above. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 35 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 36 account NISAFAS006 of KSU CATS. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 2, 2006 39 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-117 1 BILL 05/06/79 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO KSU 2 GOLDEN KEY INTERNATIONAL 3 HONOR SOCIETY 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Golden Key 8 International Honor Society; 9 10 WHEREAS, Four members of Golden Key will be traveling to San Antonio, Texas, to attend the 11 Leadership Training Conference; 12 13 WHEREAS, This conference will allow the students to attend numerous presentations and workshops 14 to further develop their leadership skills; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1- Travel for four members of Golden Key to attend the Leadership Training 19 Conference, in San Antonio, Texas, from March 3-5, 2006. 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 Travel $400.00 $400.00 23 TOTAL $400.00 $400.00 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. Golden Key International Honor Society is allocated $400.00 for the activity described 28 above. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 31 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 32 the account NISACWO030 of Golden Key. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 2,2006 35 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-118 1 BILL 05/06/80 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 HISPANIC AMERICAN 3 LEADERSHIP ORGANIZATION 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations requests of the 7 Hispanic American Leadership Organization (HALO); 8 9 WHEREAS, Thirteen members of HALO will be traveling to Chicago, Illinois, to participate in and 10 attend the United States Hispanic Leadership Institute Conference; 11 12 WHEREAS, This conference will allow HALO members to build leadership skills, promote academic 13 success and political awareness, and reinforce the educational and cultural development 14 of Hispanic students; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1- Travel for thirteen members of HALO, to attend the United States Hispanic 20 Leadership Institute Conference in Chicago, Illinois, from March 9-12, 2006. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $1,690.00 $1,000.00 24 Lodging $1,116.00 $ 0.00 25 Registration $1,425.00 $ 0.00 26 TOTAL $4,231.00 $1,000.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. HALO is allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described above. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 33 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 34 the account NISACWO032 of Hispanic American Leadership Organization. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 2, 2006 37 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 50-0-0

B-119 1 BILL 05/06/81 FY 2006 ADDITIONAL 2 COLLEGE COUNCIL FUNDING 3 FROM RESERVES 4 BY: Anthony Carter and Dave Hart 5 6 WHEREAS, Student activities and conferences add a great deal to the experience of student life at K- 7 State; 8 9 WHEREAS, There have been numerous requests for funding from various student groups for Fiscal 10 Year 2006; 11 12 WHEREAS, Due to the number of requests that the College Council Allocations Committee has 13 received this fiscal year, it is necessary to ask approval of the Student Governing 14 Association for additional funding to the annual DEPARTMENT BUDGET for College 15 Council Organizations out of Contingency for Reserves Account; and 16 17 WHEREAS, If the approval for additional funding is not passed by the Student Senate, then 18 the remaining amount of the student activity fee budgeted for College Council 19 Organizations will be allocated to student groups until it is exhausted, and the 20 remaining funding requests for this fiscal year will be denied due to lack of funds. 21 22 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 23 24 SECTION 1. There be a one-time $10,000.00 increase, from $53,478.00 to $63,478.00, to the approved 25 amount for College Council Organizations from the Contingency for Reserves Account. 26 27 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 28 funds shall be allocated to the budgeted amount for College Council Organizations from 29 the Contingency for Reserves Account. 30 31 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 9, 2006 32 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-120 1 BILL 05/06/82 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 CROSSROADS OF ECUMENICAL 3 CAMPUS MINISTRIES 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Crossroads 8 of ECM (Ecumenical Campus Ministries); 9 10 WHEREAS, Twenty students will be traveling to Port Arthur, Texas, during the week of March 18-25, 11 2006, for a volunteer work trip to do manual labor for Hurricane Rita victims; 12 13 WHEREAS, This relief effort will benefit K-State students by exposing them to the realities of a 14 natural disaster, the means for persevering through the destructive aftermath, and 15 demonstrating to students that it is possible to make a difference; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 18 19 Project 1- Travel funding for transportation costs for twenty members of Crossroads of 20 ECM to travel to Port Arthur, Texas, from March 18-25, 2006. 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. Crossroads of ECM shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described above. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 31 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 32 the account NISACWO096 of Crossroads of ECM. 33 34 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 9, 2006 35 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-121 1 BILL 05/06/83 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 INTERNATIONAL COORDINATING COUNCIL 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations requests of the 7 International Coordinating Council; 8 9 WHEREAS, International Week is April 3-8, 2006, and is aimed at promoting awareness of the 10 diversity on campus and bringing students together from all nations to teach cultural 11 understanding; 12 13 WHEREAS, The International Coordinating Council needs help with funding to put on these events 14 that provide K-State students the opportunity to learn about other cultures through 15 interaction between students from different geographic regions; 16 17 WHEREAS, Each event is meant to teach something about a country and its culture; to help enrich 18 students’ knowledge about international traditions, costumes, songs, and food; and to 19 facilitate the development of critical thinking about people from other countries; leading 20 to understanding and tolerance; and 21 22 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 23 follows: 24 25 Project 1 – Funding for Rent of Equipment, Rent of Space, and Promotions for events 26 held by the International Coordinating Council for International Week April 3-8, 2006. 27 28 Request Recommendation 29 Rent of Equipment $380.00 $380.00 30 Promotion $129.00 $129.00 31 Rent of Space $ 50.00 $ 50.00 32 TOTAL $559.00 $559.00 33 34 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 35 36 SECTION 1. International Coordinating Council shall be allocated $559.00 for the activities described 37 above. 38 39 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 40 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 41 the account NISACWO039 of International Coordinating Council. 42 43 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 9, 2006 44 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-122 1 BILL 05/06/84 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO THE 2 KSU MANHATTAN CHESS CLUB 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of the KSU 7 Manhattan Chess Club; 8 9 WHEREAS, The KSU Manhattan Chess Club will be hosting an annual chess tournament open to the 10 entire student body on April 29, 2006; 11 12 WHEREAS, The KSU Manhattan Chess Club will be bringing in technician Michail Korenman to 13 give a presentation, “The Importance of Chess in Education,” in the Cottonwood Room 14 of the K-State Student Union; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1-Funding for promotion, rent of space, and Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer 20 (LSE) Fee for the KSU Manhattan Chess Club’s annual chess tournament on 21 April 29, 2006. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Promotion $210.00 $150.00 25 Rent of Space $ 80.00 $ 40.00 26 LSE Fee $ 50.00 $ 50.00 27 TOTAL $340.00 $240.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. The KSU Manhattan Chess Club shall be allocated $240.00 for the activities described. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 34 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 35 the account NISACWO018 of the KSU Manhattan Chess Club. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 9, 2006 38 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-123 1 BILL 05/06/85 AMENDMENTS TO STUDENT ACTIVITY 2 FUNDING STATUTES 3 4 5 BY: Dave Hart and Tyson Moore 6 7 WHEREAS, The Office of Student Activities and Services had an internal audit conducted, and during 8 the audit there were some inconsistencies and necessary changes that needed to be made 9 in the statutes for the Student Activity Fee funding regulations; 10 11 WHEREAS, Chapter 17 is going through the process of making these same changes regarding the Fine 12 Arts funding regulations and these changes also need to be made in Chapter 13 to keep 13 consistency in the Student Government Association funding statutes; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The Office of Student Activities and Services coordinators, along with the SGA College 16 Council Allocations Chair and the Privilege Fee Chair, recommend that the following 17 changes be made to the statutes for funding regulations. 18 19 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. The KSU SGA Statutes Chapter 13 – Student Activity Fee Funding Regulations be 22 amended to read as follows: 23 Chapter 13: 24 Student Activity Fee Funding Regulations 25 26 13-01 Student Activity Fee Funding Regulations 27 28 13-0101 FUNDING STATUTE 29 Student Governing Association 30 Kansas State University 31 32 13-0102 General 33 A. Definitions 34 1. For the purpose of the Funding Statutes, the following definitions shall apply: 35 a. Academic Competition Team. An Academic Competition Team shall be a 36 registered organization designated by the Allocations Committee as 37 having a vested interest in attending competitions at which such teams 38 represent the University and its Colleges to further the academic and 39 educational status of the University as a whole. 40 b. Student Organization. A Student Organization shall be any registered 41 organization whose primary officers and 80% of the organizations 42 membership are Kansas State University students. 43 c. Campus Wide Organization. A Campus Wide Organization shall be any 44 registered student organization not currently registered as an academic 45 competition team, a sports club, fine arts student organization, or as a 46 college council organization.

B-124 47 d. University/Community Organizations. A University/Community 48 Organization shall be any campus wide organization of which at least 50% 49 of the membership is Kansas State University students. 50 e. College Council. A College Council shall be the governing body of a 51 college of the University, not to include the Graduate Student Council. 52 f. Graduate Student Council. The Graduate Student Council shall be the 53 governing body of all the graduate students of the university. 54 g. College Council Organization. A College Council Organization shall be 55 any registered organization whose organizational focus shall be academic 56 or professional in nature and associated with a specific academic college. 57 h. Institutional Service. An Institutional Service shall be any organization so 58 designated by the Allocations Committee whose sole purpose is to provide 59 services to Kansas State University students. 60 i. Multicultural Student Organizations. Multicultural Student Organizations 61 shall be defined as a student organization that plans a heritage month, this 62 includes the Asian American Student Union, Black Student Union, 63 Hispanic American Leadership Organization, and the Native American 64 Student Association, 65 j. Student. A student shall be any KSU student enrolled in a minimum of 66 one (1) hour. 67 k. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fees (LSE Fees). LSE Fees shall include 68 any requests by an organization to bring a speaker to campus, including 69 their travel, lodging costs, food, and fee to perform a planned project or 70 event. 71 l. Recruitment. Recruitment shall be defined as any act by a KSU student 72 (or students) trying to persuade potential college students to attend KSU. 73 B. Universal Requirements 74 1. In order to request funds from the Student Activity Fee in any semester 75 period, an organization must fulfill each of the following requirements: 76 a. The organization must be a student group currently registered with the 77 Office of Student Activities and Services or an Institutional Service. 78 b. The organization must submit to the SGA Treasurer a statement of the 79 fundraising activities of the organization over the past year, including the 80 specific events and the amounts raised. This statement must be submitted 81 with the organization's funding requests on the Fund Raising Report form 82 available in the Office of Student Activities and Services. 83 c. The organization must be registered for forty-five (45) days prior to the 84 date of the event to receive Student Activity Fee funds. 85 d. The organization may not receive funds while on probation as designated 86 by the Activities Director. 87 e. Open Projects. All projects sponsored by Campus Wide Organizations 88 with student fee funds must show an educational benefit to the students of 89 the University, must be open to all students of the University, and must be 90 free to all students of the University. Such projects must also be held on 91 the University campus or within the Manhattan community. 92 f. Use of student activity fee to fund activities or travel to influence

B-125 93 nomination or election of candidate(s) is prohibited. Such regulations not 94 to preclude promotions, LSE fees, and/or travel expenses for the purpose 95 of the acquisition of general educational benefit, such to exclude expressly 96 advocating nomination, election, or defeat of a clearly identified candidate 97 or party to a federal, state, or local office or campus office. 98 2. Differentiation of Projects. If an organization is submitting multiple requests, 99 each funding request must be distinct and independent, and must be related to 100 the goals of the organization itself. 101 3. Co-sponsorships. Any co-sponsorship between a campus-wide 102 organization(s) and a college council organization shall fall beneath the 103 preview spectrum of the Allocations Committee exclusively. 104 4. Fund Raising. All groups should make a reasonable effort to raise funds, 105 either through dues or other events. While not a requirement for funding, the 106 Allocations Committee, at its discretion may reject funding for any requested 107 materials which would commonly be paid for by fund raising. 108 C. Student Activity Fee Budget 109 1. The annual Department Budget will be allocated at the minimum amounts that 110 must be allocated to fund these areas. However, at the discretion of the 111 Allocations Committee and with approval from Student Senate, additional 112 funds may be dispersed from the respective reserves for contingencies 113 accounts. 114 115 13-0103 Campus Wide Organizations 116 A. Request Process 117 1. Requests. Requests for funding of projects from the Student Activity Fee may 118 be made by Campus Wide Organizations fulfilling the requirements of 13- 119 0102 through the completion and submission of a funding request form, 120 available in the Office of Student Activities and Services. A separate funding 121 request form must be submitted for each project the organization wishes to 122 hold, up to a maximum of five projects annually. 123 2. The funding request form must be completed in accordance with the form's 124 instructions and submitted no less than twenty-eight (28) days prior to the 125 event requested for. Funds requested for a project must be divided into 126 separate categories, outlined below. Each category must have a detailed 127 description of the items requested and an estimate of the cost of each item. 128 a. Promotions. Promotions shall include any expense related to the 129 advertisement of an activity, such as Collegian advertisements, KSDB or 130 any radio advertisements, leaflets or posters, and other such materials as 131 determined by the Allocations Committee. 132 b. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). LSE Fees shall include 133 any funds requested by an organization in order to bring a speaker to 134 campus, including his or her travel, lodging costs, food, and fee to perform 135 a planned project or event. 136 c. Rent of Space and Equipment. Rent of space and equipment shall include 137 any expenses related to renting rooms or other areas for performances 138 meetings, and other such events, as well as any costs related to rental of

B-126 139 tables and chairs, movie projectors, or other necessary materials for a 140 project. 141 d. Films. Films shall include any expense for the rental of movies, 142 documentaries, recorded theatrical shows, or other such events. 143 e. Travel. Travel shall be defined as a request for funds to pay expenses 144 related to transportation, lodging and subsistence for KSU students. 145 Campus Wide Organizations may be allocated a maximum of $1000 for 146 travel expenses. A student may receive up to a maximum of $100 (in a 147 fiscal year) with each Campus Organization they are a part of requesting 148 travel funds. This means that a student can receive the maximum $100 149 for one group but can still qualify for another $100 with another 150 organization that they are a part of. Travel shall be funded at the rate 151 applicable to reimbursement for expenditures made by individuals 152 traveling for the State of Kansas. Campus Wide Organizations may 153 receive funding for a maximum of 5 projects for a fiscal year, no more 154 than two (2) of which shall be for travel. 155 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 156 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by the 157 Allocations Committee, However, this category shall be subject to the 158 limitations on funding, listed below. 159 3. Funding requests for the current year will be considered on a rolling basis, but 160 must be submitted no later than twenty-eight (28) days prior to the date of the 161 project. Any requests for events held April 1st through June 30th must be 162 submitted by the first Friday in March. The Allocations Committee may 163 consider exceptions to these guidelines if an organization has special 164 circumstances or when otherwise appropriate. 165 B. Limitations 166 1. Services. Funds allocated must be spent on services offered on the University 167 campus whenever these services are available. 168 2. Lecturer Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). All recipients of LSE Fees 169 are required to complete an LSE Fees information sheet, and a W-9 to receive 170 payment. 171 3. Spending Restrictions. Student activity funds allocated by the Allocations 172 Committee may not be spent on any of the following items: 173 a. Food. Food may not be purchased with student activity funds except 174 unless such materials are to be used in an educational experiment. Prior 175 approval from the Treasurer shall be gained before an expenditure for this 176 exception is made. 177 b. Social Events. Student activity funds may not be spent on any materials 178 pertaining to social functions, parties, or banquets, except when the 179 Allocations Committee finds a substantial educational benefit. 180 c. Personal Materials. Student activity funds may not be spent on any 181 personal materials, such as plaques, gifts, awards, flowers, name tags, 182 engravings for specific individuals, photographs, or clothing.

B-127 183 d. Wages. Student activity funds may not be spent on wages or 184 compensation of any kind, with the exception of projectionists and 185 security officers as required by a rental facility. 186 e. Recruitment. Student activity funds may not be spent on any trips or 187 events in which recruitment is the sole purpose, except when the 188 Allocations Committee finds a substantial educational benefit to the KSU 189 students making the request. 190 C. Unspent Funds 191 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to a Campus Wide 192 Organization shall be returned to the Reserves for Contingencies Account no 193 later than the last Friday in October of the following fiscal year. 194 195 13-0104 College Councils 196 A. General Criteria 197 1. Open Projects. All projects sponsored by College Councils or College 198 Council Organizations must show an educational benefit to the students of the 199 individual college, must be open to all students of the University, and must be 200 free to all students of the University. 201 B. Request Process 202 1. Requests. Requests for funding of projects from the Student Activity Fee may 203 be made by a College Council Organization fulfilling the requirements of 13- 204 0102 through the completion and submission of a funding request form, 205 available in the Office of Student Activities and Services, submitted to the 206 College Council Allocations Committee. A separate funding request form 207 must be submitted for each project the organization wishes to hold. A College 208 Council Organization may receive funding for up to a maximum of five 209 projects annually, no more than two (2) of which shall be for travel. 210 2. Requests to the College Council Allocations Committee will be considered on 211 a rolling basis, but must be submitted no later than twenty-eight (28) days 212 prior to the date of the project. Annual operating budget requests must be 213 completed and submitted to the College Council Allocations Committee in the 214 Office of Student Activities and Services no later than the first Friday in 215 March. The College Council Allocations Committee will consider exceptions 216 to these guidelines if an organization has special circumstances. 217 3. The College Council budget approval form must be signed by both the 218 Allocations Chair and the Chair of the College Council Allocations 219 Committee. 220 4. The College Council funding request form must be completed in accordance 221 with the form's instructions. Funds requested must be divided into those funds 222 requested by each individual College Council Organization, and each 223 individual organization request must be divided in accordance with the 224 categories listed below. 225 a. Promotions. Promotions shall include any expense related to the 226 advertisement of an activity, such as Collegian advertisements, KSDB or 227 any radio advertisements, leaflets or posters, and other such materials as 228 determined by the College Council Allocations Committee.

B-128 229 b. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). LSE Fees shall include 230 any funds requested by an organization in order to bring a speaker to 231 campus, including their travel, lodging costs, food, and fee to perform a 232 planned project or event. 233 c. Rent of Space and Equipment. Rent of space and equipment shall include 234 any expenses related to renting rooms or other areas for performances 235 meetings, and other such events as well as any costs related to rental of 236 tables and chairs, movie projectors, or other necessary materials for a 237 project. 238 d. Films. Films shall include any expense for the rental of movies, 239 documentaries, recorded theatrical shows, or other such events. 240 e. Travel. Travel shall be defined as a request for funds to pay expenses 241 related to transportation, lodging and subsistence for KSU students. 242 College Councils may be allocated a maximum of $1,000 per request for 243 travel expenses. A student may receive up to a maximum of $100 (in a 244 fiscal year) with each College Council Organization they are a part of 245 requesting travel funds. This means that a student may receive the 246 maximum $100 for one group but can still qualify for another $100 with 247 another organization they are a part of. Travel shall be funded at the rate 248 applicable to reimbursement for expenditures made by individuals 249 traveling for the State of Kansas. Campus Wide Organizations may 250 receive funding for a maximum of 5 projects for a fiscal year, no more 251 than two (2) of which shall be for travel. 252 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 253 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by the 254 College Council Allocations Committee. However, this category shall be 255 subject to the limitations on funding, listed below. 256 C. Limitations 257 1. Services. Funds allocated by the Allocations Committee must be spent on 258 services offered on the University campus whenever these services are 259 available. 260 2. Lecturer Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). All recipients of LSE Fees 261 are required to complete an LSE Fees information sheet, and a W-9 to receive 262 payment. 263 3. Spending Restrictions. Student activity funds allocated by the College 264 Council Allocations Committee may not be spent on any of the following 265 items: 266 a. Food. Food may not be purchased with student activity funds except 267 unless such materials are to be used in an educational experiment. Prior 268 approval from the Treasurer shall be gained before an expenditure for this 269 exception is made. 270 b. Social Events. Student funds may not be spent on any materials pertaining 271 to social functions, parties, or banquets, except when the College 272 CouncilAllocations Committee finds a substantial educational benefit.

B-129 273 c. Personal Materials. Student activity funds may not be spent on any 274 personal materials, such as plaques, gifts, awards, flowers, name tags, 275 engravings for specific individuals, photographs, or clothing. 276 d. Wages. Student activity funds may not be spent on wages or 277 compensation of any kind, with the exception of projectionists or security 278 officers. 279 e. Open House Restrictions. The Treasurer of the Student Governing 280 Association shall have the authority to compile a list of materials that may 281 not be purchased with student funds for open house activities. Such a list 282 will be available in the Office of Student Activities and Services. 283 f. Recruitment. Student activity funds may not be spent on any trips or 284 events in which recruitment is the sole purpose, except when the College 285 Council Allocations Committee finds a substantial educational benefit to 286 the KSU students making the request. 287 D. Reserve Accounts 288 1. College Councils. College Councils which have been allocated funds and 289 have not spent or allocated to College Council Organizations the entire 290 allocation received at the beginning of each fiscal year, must return the entire 291 amount of the unspent allocation to the Reserves for Contingencies Account 292 no later than the last Friday in October of the following fiscal year. 293 294 13-0105 Graduate Student Council 295 A. The Graduate Student Council shall receive an apportionment of the Student 296 Activity Fee paid in Student Activity Fees by Graduate Students at Kansas State 297 University. This amount shall be allocated to the account NISACCL007 of the 298 Graduate Student Council in a lump sum payment at the beginning of the Fiscal 299 Year for re-allocation at the discretion of the Council. 300 1. The allocation to the Graduate Student Council will be reviewed by the 301 Privilege Fee Committee and will be allocated for a three year period and be a 302 part of the Student Activity Privilege Fee Agreement. 303 304 13-0106 Institutional Services 305 A. Request Process 306 1. Requests. Requests for funding of projects from the Student Activity Fee may 307 be made by Institutional Services fulfilling the requirements of 13-0102. 308 2. Funds requested must be divided into separate categories, outlined below. 309 Each category must have a detailed description of the requested and an 310 estimate of the cost of each item. 311 a. Promotions. Promotions shall include any expense related to the 312 advertisement of an activity, such as Collegian advertisements, KSBD or 313 any radio advertisements, leaflets or posters, and other such materials as 314 determined by the Allocations Committee. 315 b. Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). LSE Fees shall include 316 any funds requested by an organization in order to bring a speaker to 317 campus including their transportation, lodging costs, and food, as well as 318 their fee to perform a planned project or event.

B-130 319 c. Rent of Space and Equipment. Rent of space and equipment shall include 320 any expenses related to renting rooms or other areas for performances 321 meetings, and other such events, as well as any costs related to rental of 322 tables and chairs, movie projectors, or other necessary materials for a 323 project. 324 d. Films. Films shall include any expense for the rental of movies, 325 documentaries, recorded theatrical shows, or other such events. 326 e. Payroll. Payroll shall include expenses related to the staffing of services 327 provided by the Institutional Service. 328 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 329 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by the 330 Allocations Committee. However, this category shall be subject to the 331 limitations on funding, listed below 332 3. The Allocations to Institutional Services will be reviewed by the Privilege Fee 333 Committee and will be allocated for a three year period and be a part of the 334 Student Activity Privilege Fee Agreement. 335 C. Limitations 336 1. Services. Funds must be spent on services offered on the University campus 337 whenever these services are available. 338 2. Lecturer Speaker, or Entertainer Fee (LSE Fees). All recipients of LSE Fees 339 are required to complete an LSE Fees information sheet, and a W-9 to receive 340 payment. 341 3. Spending Restrictions. Student activity funds allocated by the Allocations 342 Committee may not be spent on any of the following items: 343 a. Food. Food may not be purchased with student activity funds except 344 unless such materials are to be used in an educational experiment. Prior 345 approval from the Treasurer shall be gained before an expenditure for this 346 exception is made. 347 b. Social Events. Student activity funds may not be spent on any materials 348 pertaining to social functions, parties, or banquets, except where the 349 Allocations Committee finds a substantial academic benefit. 350 c. Personal Materials. Student funds may not be spent on any personal 351 materials, such as plaques, gifts, awards, flowers, name tags, engravings 352 for specific individuals, photographs, or clothing. 353 d. Payroll. Individuals to be paid wages by an Institutional Service must be 354 included on the payroll of the Institutional Service. 355 D. Unspent Funds 356 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to an Institutional 357 Service shall be returned to the Reserves for Contingencies Account no later 358 than the last Friday in October of the following fiscal year. 359 360 13-0107 Sports Clubs 361 A. General Criteria 362 1. Registration. Sports Clubs requesting funds through the Recreational Services 363 Privilege Fee must be registered through the Office of Student Activities and 364 Services as a Sports Club prior to a funding request being made.

B-131 365 B. Request Process 366 1. Requests. Requests for funding may be made by Sports Clubs fulfilling the 367 requirements of 13-0102 through the completion and submission of an annual 368 budget through the Sports Club Council. 369 2. Funds requested must be divided into separate categories, outlined below. 370 Each category must have a detailed description of the items requested and an 371 estimate of the cost of each item. 372 a. Equipment 373 b. Uniforms 374 c. Salary for referees 375 d. League membership dues 376 e. Travel. Travel shall include all expenses related to traveling to compete in 377 an sports competition. These expenses could include (but are not limited 378 to) subsistence, registration, lodging, and transportation. 379 f. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 380 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by the 381 Allocations Committee. However, this category shall be subject to the 382 limitations on funding, listed below. 383 C. Unspent Funds 384 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to a Sports Club shall 385 be returned to the Sports Club Reserve Account no later than the last Friday in 386 October of the following fiscal year. 387 388 13-0108 Academic Competition Teams 389 A. General Criteria 390 1. Registration. Academic Competition Teams requesting funds from the 391 Student Activity Fee must be registered through the Office of Student 392 Activities and Services as an Academic Competition Team prior to a funding 393 request being made. 394 B. Request Process 395 1. Requests. Requests for funding from the Student Activity Fee may be made 396 by Academic Competition Teams fulfilling the requirements of 13-0102 397 through the completion and submission of an annual budget. 398 2. Funds requested must be divided into separate categories, outlined below. 399 Each category must have a detailed description of the items requested and an 400 estimate of the cost of each item 401 a. Travel. Travel shall include all expenses related to traveling to compete in 402 an academic competition. These expenses could include (but are not 403 limited to) subsistence, registration, lodging, and transportation. 404 b. Equipment. Equipment shall include those materials that are necessary for 405 Academic Competition Teams to participate in their competitions or 406 tournaments. 407 c. Other. This category shall include any expenses for items that do not 408 reasonably fit in the above categories, as determined necessary by the 409 Allocations Committee. However, this category shall be subject to the 410 limitations on funding, listed below.

B-132 411 3. Annual budgets must be completed and submitted to the Allocations 412 Committee in the Office of Student Activities and Services no later than the 413 first Friday in March. 414 C. Unspent Funds 415 1. Unspent Funds Returned. All unspent funds allocated to an Academic 416 Competition Team shall be returned to the Academic Competition Reserve 417 Account no later than the last Friday in October of the following fiscal year. 418 419 13-0109 Multicultural Student Organizations 420 A. General Criteria 421 1. Registration. Multicultural Student Organizations requesting funds from the 422 Student Activity Fee must be registered through the Office of Student 423 Activities and Services as a Multicultural Student Organization prior to a 424 funding request being made. 425 B. Request Process 426 1. Requests. The Asian American Student Union, Black Student Union, 427 Hispanic American Leadership Organization, and the Native American 428 Student Association who plan put together heritage months will be given a 429 block allocation of $3,500 each at the beginning of each fiscal year for the 430 events during their heritage month. 431 2. These funds can only be spent on heritage month activities. 432 3. Unused funds shall revert back into the reserves for contingencies account no 433 later than the last Friday in October. 434 435 13-0110 Special Allocations 436 A. Definitions 437 1. Capital Expenditures. Capital Expenditures shall be defined as any request for 438 funds related to the purchase of non-consumable goods that can be considered 439 inventory items and have a useful life of more than one year. 440 2. Special Allocations may be requested for travel to a national competition or to 441 pay for an expense that arises during the year that the organization was not 442 anticipating. 443 B. Request Requirements 444 1. Capital Expenditures. Any request for funds to purchase capital goods must 445 be accompanied by a statement of the educational value of the purchase to the 446 University or an academic department, a statement of the need for the 447 purchase, and a justified estimate of the cost of the goods at the lowest 448 possible price for a reasonable degree of quality. 449 2. Submission of Requests. Requests for special allocations must be submitted 450 to the SGA Allocations chairman or College Council Allocations Committee 451 at least twenty-eight (28) days prior to the planned date of the travel or the 452 purchase of capital goods. Exceptions may be granted at the discretion of the 453 Chair. 454 455 13-0111 Allocations of funds for Academic Competition Teams and Campus Wide Organizations 456 A. Process

B-133 457 1. After a request form is delivered to the Allocations Committee, the committee 458 will initially consider the requested allocation. A representative from the 459 requesting organization will be required asked to attend an Allocations 460 Committee meeting to answer any further questions members of the 461 committee might have. 462 2. Based on the information provided, the Committee shall determine a 463 reasonable level of funding for each category of the project and vote to 464 approve this recommended allocation to the Student Senate. 465 3. Allocations bills submitted to the Student Senate shall include the categories 466 of funding, the requested funding amounts, the recommended funding 467 amounts. 468 4. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body 469 President funds for a project shall be available to the organization sponsoring 470 such project. 471 B. Expenditure of Funds 472 1. Lump Sum Funding. In accordance with the lump sum funding of an 473 organization's project, the organization may spend the funds allocated for a 474 project in any manner in which the organization sees fit, provided that such 475 expenditures fall within the permissible expenditures as outlined in the 476 Funding Statutes. 477 a. Overruns. An organization may spend funds on materials in any category, 478 except LSE Fees that exceeds the recommended amount for that category 479 as determined by the Allocations Committee, provided that the total 480 amount spent on a project does not exceed the total amount allocated for 481 the project by the Student Senate. 482 483 13-0112 Allocations of funds for College Council Organizations 484 A. Process 485 1. After a request form is delivered to the College Council Allocations 486 Committee, the committee will initially consider the requested allocation. A 487 representative from the requesting organization will be asked to attend a 488 College Council Allocations Committee meeting to answer any further 489 questions members of the committee might have. 490 2. Based on the information provided, the Committee shall determine a 491 reasonable level of funding for each category of the project and vote to 492 approve this recommended allocation to the Allocations Committee Chair. 493 3. Allocation forms submitted to the Allocations Committee Chair shall include 494 the categories of funding, the requested funding amounts, the recommended 495 funding amounts. 496 4. Upon signature of the Allocations Committee Chair and Vice-Chair funds for 497 a project shall be available to the organization sponsoring such project. 498 B. Expenditure of Funds 499 1. Lump Sum Funding. In accordance with the lump sum funding of an 500 organization's project, the organization may spend the funds allocated for a 501 project in any manner in which the organization sees fit, provided that such

B-134 502 expenditures fall within the permissible expenditures as outlined in the 503 Funding Statutes. 504 a. Overruns. An organization may spend funds on materials in any category, 505 except LSE Fees that exceeds the recommended amount for that category 506 as determined by the Allocations Committee, provided that the total 507 amount spent on a project does not exceed the total amount allocated for 508 the project by the Student Senate. 509 510 13-0113 Administrative 511 A. Organization Designations 512 1. The Allocations Committee shall classify all registered organizations as either 513 a Student Organization or a University/Community Organization. 514 2. The Allocations Committee shall have the authority to determine and 515 designate Institutional Services subject to the approval of Student Senate. 516 B. Funding Sources 517 1. Respective Fee Allocation. Funding requests under the Student Activity Fee 518 Funding Statutes may only be allocated from the respective funding 519 percentage of the fee and its respective reserve account. 520 2. Student Activity Fee, Only Source. Funding requests under the Funding 521 Statutes may only receive funding from the Student Activity Fee. 522 C. Financial Records 523 1. Maintenance. Each organization shall be required to maintain reasonable 524 financial records detailing all income and expenditures. 525 2. Inspection. An organization's financial records must be made available to the 526 Allocations Committee at the written request of the SGA Treasurer. 527 D. Violations 528 1. Consequences. The SGA Treasurer, with the approval of the Allocations 529 Committee, may place a hold on funding for any project or projects associated 530 with an organization if an organization deviates from University policy or the 531 Funding Statutes in administering Student Activity Fee Funds. Serious 532 violations, as determined by the Allocations Committee, shall be referred to 533 the Student Senate, which shall have the authority to revoke funding provided 534 to such an organization. Each organization shall be responsible for the proper 535 handling of all Student Fee Funds. 536 537 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 16, 2006 538 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40/0/0

B-135 1 BILL 05/06/86 FY 2006 EMERGENCY ALLOCATION TO 2 LATIRITMO DANCE GROUP 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations requests of LatiRitmo 7 Dance Group; 8 9 WHEREAS, The LatiRitmo Dance Group is inviting Miguel “Mambo” DeLeon and his orchestra, 10 along with DJ Luis to come and perform at Kansas State University; 11 12 WHEREAS, All K-State students will be invited to come and receive free dance instructions from 13 LatiRitmo club members while also enjoying many styles of Latino music from the 14 performing artists; 15 16 WHEREAS, The Fine Arts Reserve Budget has been exhausted and the Allocations Committee would 17 ask for approval by Student Senate to use additional funds from the Fine Arts Reserves to 18 issue an emergency allocation to help the LatiRitmo Dance Group put on this event; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 21 22 Project 1- Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer (LSE) Fee for Miguel “Mambo” DeLeon, his 23 orchestra, and DJ Luis to come and perform at the Blue Hills Room on April 8, 2006. 24 25 Request Recommendation 26 LSE Fee $2,515.00 $1,000.00 27 Promotion $ 200.00 $ 0.00 28 TOTAL $2,715.00 $1,000.00 29 30 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 31 32 SECTION 1. LatiRitmo Dance Group shall be allocated $1,000.00 for the activity described above. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 35 funds shall be transferred from the Fine Arts Reserve Account NISAFASRSV to the 36 account NISAFAS025 of LatiRitmo Dance Group. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 16, 2006 39 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 39/1/0

B-136 1 BILL 05/06/87 FY 2007 ALLOCATION TO KSU 2 GOLDEN KEY INTERNATIONAL 3 HONOUR SOCIETY 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Golden Key 7 International Honour Society; 8 9 WHEREAS, Four members of Golden Key will be traveling to Scottsdale, Arizona, to participate in 10 the Golden Key International Conference; 11 12 WHEREAS, This conference will allow the Golden Key members to sharpen their leadership skills 13 and network with other Golden Key Chapters; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 16 17 Project 1- Travel funding for four members of Golden Key to attend the Golden Key 18 International Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona, from August 10-13, 2006. 19 20 Request Recommendation 21 Travel $500.00 $400.00 22 TOTAL $500.00 $400.00 23 24 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. Golden Key shall be allocated $400.00 for the activity described above. 27 28 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 29 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 30 the account NISACWO030 of Golden Key International Honour Society. 31 32 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 16, 2006 33 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40/0/0

B-137 1 BILL 05/06/88 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO MINORITIES 2 IN AGRICULTURE, NATURAL RESOURCES 3 AND RELATED SCIENCES (MANRRS) 4 5 BY: Allocations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Minorities 8 in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS); 9 10 WHEREAS, Fourteen members of MANRRS will be traveling to St. Louis, Missouri, to participate in 11 the MANRRS National Conference; 12 13 WHEREAS, This conference will help attract and retain ethnic and cultural groups that are under- 14 represented in agriculture, natural resources and related sciences at K-State. The 15 conference aids in creating a network for professional and career development, which 16 provides occupational opportunities and resources for all members; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 19 20 Project 1- Travel funding for transportation costs for fourteen members of MANRRS to 21 attend the MANRRS National Conference in St. Louis, Missouri, from March 30 to April 22 2, 2006. 23 Request Recommendation 24 Travel $1,000.00 $975.00 25 TOTAL $1,000.00 $975.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. MANRRS shall be allocated $975.00 for the activity described above. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 32 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 33 the account NISACWO045 of MANRRS. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 16, 2006 36 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-0

B-138 1 BILL 05/06/89 REVIEW PROCESS CONCERNING 2 THE UNIVERSITY RELATIONS 3 STANDING COMMITTEE 4 5 BY: Senate Operations Committee, Tyson Moore, and Alex Lovely 6 7 WHEREAS, The goal of Bill 05/06/72 was to improve the effectiveness of Student Senate by 8 combining the Academic Affairs Standing Committee and the Student Affairs and 9 Social Services Standing Committee; 10 11 WHEREAS, The creation of the University Relations Standing Committee has produced a new 12 leadership position with increased responsibilities; 13 14 WHEREAS, The Joint Committee on Officers’ Compensation is responsible for studying, 15 analyzing and recommending levels of compensation for student officers of the 16 Kansas State University Student Governing Association; 17 18 WHEREAS, The Joint Committee on Officers’ Compensation is scheduled to meet in the Fall 19 of 2007; and 20 21 WHEREAS, A review of the effectiveness of the University Relations Standing Committee 22 should be conducted before the Joint Committee on Officers’ Compensation 23 makes its next recommendations. 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. The University Relations Standing Committee shall be reviewed by the Student 28 Senate Executive Committee along with three Student Senators selected by the 29 Student Senate in September of 2007. The purpose of the review will be to 30 determine the effectiveness of the University Relations Standing Committee. A 31 report and recommendation shall be made to Student Senate by October 1, 2007. 32 33 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 16, 2006 34 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 40-0-0

B-139 1 BILL 05/06/90 CREATING GREATER 2 ACCESS TO SENATE RECORDS 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The desire for the Kansas State University Student Governing Association is to be 7 accessible and transparent to the student body; and 8 9 WHEREAS, Votes cast by senators should be made readily available to the student body. 10 11 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 12 13 SECTION 1. All roll call votes shall be made available online. 14 15 SECTION 2. There shall be a web link published in the official Student Senate Minutes that links to 16 the roll call document. 17 18 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 30, 2006 19 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

B-140 1 BILL 05/06/91 STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE 2 BUDGET DECREASE 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 Student Activity Fee reserve account has been significantly reduced; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The Student Activity Fee should be increased in order to meet the needs of 16 student groups in the future. 17 18 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 19 20 Section 1. KSU SGA Statutes 37-03 is hereby amended to read: 21 22 STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE BUDGET AGREEMENT 23 24 This agreement made this ______April, 2006, between the Kansas State University 25 Student Governing Association (SENATE), and the Kansas State University Student Activities, 26 Account NISASAUCPF (DEPARTMENT). 27 28 1. The annual DEPARTMENT privilege fee budget (BUDGET) shall be funded at 29 $183,579. The BUDGET will be reviewed prior to the 2008-2009 academic year. 30 31 2. The annual DEPARTMENT BUDGET shall be allocated as follows: 32 33 Campus Organizations: $29,000.00 34 Multicultural Organizations: $14,000.00 35 College Councils: $50,000.00 36 Graduate Student Council: $20,000.00 37 Academic Competition: $45,000.00 38 Institutional Services: $25,579.00 39 40 These amounts are the minimum that must be allocated to fund these areas. 41 However, at the discretion of the Allocations Committee and with approval from 42 Student Senate, additional funds may be disbursed from the respective reserves 43 for contingencies accounts. 44 45 3. Institutional Services

B-141 1 a. Organizational Identity 2 i. The Women’s Center and University for Man (UFM) shall only be 3 known as Institutional Services and thus shall not be required to 4 register as a student group within the Office of Student Activities and 5 Services at Kansas State University in accordance to Statue 13-0102. 6 b. Guaranteed Funding 7 i. The Women’s Center shall be funded through Institutional Services of 8 the Student Activity Fee at a level of $10,814.50 for fiscal years 2006, 9 2007, and 2008. 10 1. After each fiscal year, a financial report shall be given to the 11 Chair of the Allocations Committee by the First of September for 12 review. 13 2. The base level of funding shall not be changed unless it is found 14 that there is/has been an inappropriate use of funds in accordance 15 to KSU SGA statue 13-0106. If funds have been inappropriately 16 used, the funding shall be reviewed by the Allocations 17 Committee and appropriate action taken. 18 3. Any funds not spent at the end of the fiscal year shall be reverted 19 back to the Reserves for Contingencies Account. 20 4. After three fiscal years, the Allocations Committee shall review 21 the base level funding and will have the power to increase, 22 decrease, or remain the same the guaranteed funding to the 23 Women’s Center. 24 5. The Allocations Committee shall allocate money to the Women’s 25 Center in accordance to the Kansas State University Student 26 Government Association Statues. 27 ii. The UFM shall be funded through Institutional Services of the Student 28 Activity Fee at a level of $14,764.50 for fiscal years 2006, 2007, and 29 2008. 30 1. After each fiscal year, a financial report shall be given to the 31 Chair of the Allocations Committee by the First of September for 32 review. 33 2. The base level of funding shall not be changed unless it is found 34 that there is/has been an inappropriate use of funds in accordance 35 to KSU SGA Statue 13-0106. If funds have been inappropriately 36 used, the funding shall be reviewed by the Allocations 37 Committee and appropriate action taken. 38 3. Any funds not spent at the end of the fiscal year shall be reverted 39 back to the Reserves for Contingencies Account. 40 4. After three fiscal years, the Allocations Committee shall review 41 the base level funding and will have the power to increase, 42 decrease, or remain the same the guaranteed funding to UFM. 43 5. The Allocations Committee shall allocate money to the UFM in 44 accordance to the Kansas State University Student Government 45 Association Statues. 46

B-142 1 4. This agreement supersedes any previous agreement made by Kansas State 2 University Student Senate and or Kansas State University Student Governing 3 Association with Kansas State University Student Activities regarding funding of 4 budgets and use of such funding. 5 6 5. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic 7 review by Kansas State University Student Senate and such review could result in 8 decrease or termination of funding of the BUDGET. The failure of SENATE to 9 exercise any of its rights in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of such 10 rights in that instance or in any other instance. 11 12 6. Within 60 days of the end of the fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT 13 shall submit a written summary of BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee 14 Chair for review by the entire Senate Body. 15 16 7. No construction or renovation of a building or facility at KSU is permitted with 17 privilege fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the 18 student body. (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article XI 19 Section 1105) 20 21 a. Construction shall be defined as capital outlay costs to construct new or 22 make additions onto an existing building or facility. 23 24 b. Renovation shall be defined as any capital outlay costs used to make 25 modifications to existing building or facilities. Examples of uses of these 26 funds include major replacements (over $30,000), building additions, 27 facility betterments and improvements which occur infrequently. 28 29 8. The agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of 30 Kansas. 31 32 9. By signing this agreement, the representatives of the respective parties hereby 33 represent that each is duly authorized by his or her party to execute this document 34 on behalf of such party and that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of 35 the agreement. 36 37 10. Bill 05/06/91 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by the Privilege 38 Fee Committee Chair, the SGA Treasurer, the Student Senate Chair, the Student 39 Body President, the Coordinator of Student Activities and Services, and the Vice 40 President for Institutional Advancement. 41 42 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 30, 2006 43 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0 44 45

B-143 1 BILL 05/06/92 INCREASE IN STUDENT 2 PUBLICATIONS INC. 3 PRIVILEGE FEE 4 5 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, Student Publications adds to the experience of student life; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University student body and community have seen many 10 benefits from the current Student Publications, Inc., fee; 11 12 WHEREAS, Due to the sluggish economy, income from advertising and sales will not keep 13 pace with increasing expenses; and 14 15 WHEREAS, Student Publications, Inc., is projecting steeper losses over the next three years. 16 17 18 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statutes 30-0101 through 30-0110 are hereby amended to read: 21 22 THE STUDENT PUBLICATIONS INC. BUDGET AGREEMENT 23 24 1. This agreement made this ______day of March, 2006, 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 $358,369.00. The DEPARTMENT BUDGET for Fiscal Year 2008 shall be 30 $372,704.00. The DEPARTMENT BUDGET for Fiscal Year 2009 shall be $387,612.00. 31 The DEPARTMENT BUDGET shall be reviewed prior to FY 2010. 32 33 3. Each of the Fiscal Year BUDGETS includes an additional $58,200.00 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, 43 e-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-144 47 48 D. The DEPARTMENT shall be in compliance with KSU SGA Statutes 36-0401. 49 50 5. This agreement supercedes any previous agreement made by the Kansas State University 51 Student Senate and/or Kansas State University Student Governing Association with the 52 Board of Directors of Student Publications, Inc., regarding funding of budgets and use of 53 such funding. 54 55 6. Any breach of this agreement by the DEPARTMENT will result in automatic review by 56 Kansas State University Student Senate and such review could result in decrease or 57 termination of funding of the BUDGET. The failure of SENATE to exercise any rights 58 in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of such rights in that instance or any other 6059 instance. 61 62 7. Within 60 days of the end of the fiscal year, the Director of the DEPARTMENT shall 63 submit a written summary of BUDGET expenditures to the Privilege Fee Chair for 64 review by the entire Senate body. 65 66 8. No construction or renovation of a building or facility at KSU is permitted with Privilege 67 Fees unless the fee was established by a binding referendum vote of the student body. 68 (SGA Constitution Article V Section 510 Letter D and Article XI Section 1105) 69 70 9. This agreement shall be governed by and subject to the laws of the State of Kansas. 71 72 10. By signing this agreement, the representatives of the respective parties hereby represent 73 that each is duly authorized by his or her party to execute this document on behalf of such 74 party and that the party agrees to be bound by the provisions of the agreement. 75 76 11. Bill 05/06/92 becomes effective upon execution of this agreement by the Privilege Fee 77 Chair, the Chair of the Board of Directors of Student Publications Inc., the Director of 78 Student Publications Inc., the Finance Chair of the Board of Directors of Student 79 Publications Inc., the Student Senate Chair, the Vice President for Institutional 80 Advancement, and the Student Body President. 81 82 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 30, 2006 BY 83 A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 51-0-0

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B-146 1 BILL 05/06/93 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 AMERICAN ETHNIC STUDIES 3 STUDENT ASSOCIATION 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request by American 7 Ethnic Studies Student Association; 8 9 WHEREAS, The American Ethnic Studies Student Association will be hosting creative scenarios 10 acted by Kansas State University students with intervention discussions involving a 11 diverse panel in the Union Courtyard; 12 13 WHEREAS, The presentation’s overall goal is to reduce prejudice and discrimination among Kansas 14 State University students while exploring personal attitudes, knowledge of other groups 15 and interpersonal communication; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 18 19 Project 1 - Promotions for American Ethnic Studies Student Association before 20 mentioned activity to be held in the Union Courtyard on April 13, 2006. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Promotion $173.70 $150.00 24 TOTAL $173.70 $150.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. American Ethnic Studies Student Association shall be allocated $150.00 for the activity 29 described above. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 32 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 33 the account NISACWO004 of American Ethnic Studies Student Association. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 30, 2006 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 49-0-0

B-147 1 BILL 05/06/94 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 AMERICAN HUMANICS 3 STUDENT ASSOCIATION 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of American 7 Humanics Student Association; 8 9 WHEREAS, A member of American Humanics Student Association was selected to attend The 10 Association Fundraising Professionals Conference April 1-6, 2006, in Atlanta, GA; 11 12 WHEREAS, This Conference will help enhance knowledge of strategies and methods for effective 13 fundraising, and the member would bring back information to expand and improve the 14 American Humanics Student Association’s chapter fundraising; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 17 follows: 18 19 Project 1- Travel to Atlanta, GA, to attend The Association of Fundraising Professionals 20 Conference. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Travel $1,375.00 $100.00 24 TOTAL $1,375.00 $100.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. American Humanics Student Association shall be allocated $100.00 for the activity 29 described. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 32 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 33 account NISACWO077 of American Humanics Student Association. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 30, 2006 36 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 49-0-0

B-148 1 BILL 05/06/95 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 KSU KARATE CLUB 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of KSU Karate 7 Club; 8 9 WHEREAS, The KSU Karate Club will be traveling to Elmdale and Strong City, KS, on June 1-3, 10 2006, for an intensive three-day training camp called Gasshuku, where students will be 11 learning from upper-level competitors as they prepare for belt examinations; 12 13 WHEREAS, This camp will help the students prepare for the examinations as well as bring back the 14 new concepts they will learn to their K-State student group; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1- Travel expenses for the KSU Karate Club for June 1-3, 2006, to Elmdale and 19 Strong City, KS. 20 Request Recommendation 21 Travel $900.00 $900.00 22 TOTAL $900.00 $900.00 23 24 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. KSU Karate Club shall be allocated $900.00 for the activity described above. 27 28 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 29 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 30 the account NISACWO098 of KSU Karate Club. 31 32 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 30, 2006 33 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 49-0-0

B-149 1 BILL 05/06/96 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO SRI 2 LANKAN STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Sri Lankan 7 Students’ Association; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Sri Lankan Students’ Association is participating in International Week on April 3, 10 2006, by displaying an exhibit; 11 12 WHEREAS, This exhibit will contain information about the geography, climate, tourism, social life 13 and history of Sri Lanka; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 16 17 Project 1 – Funding for the Sri Lankan exhibit on April 3, 2006. 18 19 Request Recommendation 20 Promotions $25.00 $25.00 21 Exhibit $19.00 $19.00 22 TOTAL $44.00 $44.00 23 24 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. Sri Lankan Students’ Association shall be allocated $44.00 for the activity described 27 above. 28 29 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 30 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 31 the account NISACWO097 of Sri Lankan Students’ Association. 32 33 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 30, 2006 34 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 49-0-0

B-150 1 BILL 05/06/97 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 SRI LANKAN STUDENTS’ 3 ASSOCIATION 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Sri Lankan 7 Students’ Association; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Sri Lankan Students’ Association will be hosting an event on April 15, 2006, at the 10 Tuttle Creek Picnicking Area to teach students how to play several different traditional 11 Sri Lankan games as a part of their New Year’s celebration. Students will be learning 12 simple games that are commonly played in Sri Lanka; 13 14 WHEREAS, These games will expose students to Sri Lankan culture, thus expanding their view of the 15 world; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 18 19 Project 1- Promotions for the Sri Lankan Game event on April 15, 2006, at the Tuttle 20 Creek Picnicking Area. 21 22 Request Recommendation 23 Promotions $133.00 $50.00 24 TOTAL $133.00 $50.00 25 26 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 27 28 SECTION 1. Sri Lankan Students’ Association shall be allocated $50.00 for the activity described 29 above. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 32 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 33 the account NISACWO097 of Sri Lankan Students’ Association. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 30, 2006 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 49-0-0

B-151 1 BILL 05/06/98 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 ALPHA PHI OMEGA 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Alpha Phi 7 Omega; 8 9 WHEREAS, Seven members of Alpha Phi Omega will be traveling to Fayetteville, AR, to attend a 10 regional conference with several other chapters from March 31 – April 2, 2006; 11 12 WHEREAS, This conference will allow members to participate in training through several workshops 13 that will help develop community service projects that will be brought back to K-State; 14 and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1- Travel funding for transportation, meals and lodging for seven members of 19 Alpha Phi Omega to attend the regional conference at Fayetteville, AR, from March 31 – 20 April 2, 2006. 21 Request Recommendation 22 Travel $733.40 $575.00 23 TOTAL $733.40 $575.00 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. Alpha Phi Omega is allocated $575.00 for the activity described above. 28 29 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 30 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 31 the account NISACWO003 of Alpha Phi Omega. 32 33 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 34 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-0.

B-152 1 BILL 05/06/99 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 BETA SIGMA CHI 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Beta Sigma 7 Chi; 8 9 WHEREAS, Beta Sigma Chi is organizing a holy hip-hop concert by the group Triple Threat on May 10 6, 2006, that will introduce K-State students to a new type of music; 11 12 WHEREAS, This concert will aid the cultural development of those who attend by exposing them to a 13 diverse kind of music and help them become more rounded individuals; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 16 follows: 17 18 Project 1- Lecturer, Speaker, or Entertainer (LSE) Fee and Promotions for Beta Sigma 19 Chi to organize a holy hip-hop concert by Triple Threat on May 6, 2006. 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 LSE Fee $1,500.00 $1,500.00 23 Promotions $ 150.00 $ 150.00 24 Travel $1,180.00 $ 0.00 25 TOTAL $2,830.00 $1,650.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. Beta Sigma Chi is allocated $1,650.00 for the activity described above. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 32 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 33 the account NISACWO092 of Beta Sigma Chi. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-0

B-153 1 BILL 05/06/100 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 COMMUNITY SERVICE 3 REPRESENTATIVES AND 4 AMBASSADORS 5 6 BY: Allocations Committee 7 8 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of Community 9 Service Representatives and Ambassadors; 10 11 WHEREAS, Community Service Representatives and Ambassadors will be holding their 3rd Annual 12 Saturday of Service on April 22, 2006; 13 14 WHEREAS, Saturday of Service is a combined campus and community service project at Tuttle Creek 15 Reservoir where participants have the opportunity to build fish habitats in celebration of 16 Earth Day; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 19 20 Project 1- Promotions for Community Service Representatives and Ambassadors for the 21 3rd Annual Saturday of Service on April 22, 2006. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Promotions $ 520.00 $ 150.00 25 TOTAL $ 520.00 $ 150.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. Community Service Representatives and Ambassadors is allocated $150.00 for the 30 activity described. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 33 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 34 the account NISACWO085 of Community Service Representatives and Ambassadors. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 37 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-0

B-154 1 BILL 05/06/101 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 ORDINARY WOMEN 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Ordinary 7 Women; 8 9 WHEREAS, The members of Ordinary Women are hosting their sixth annual “Take Back the Night 10 March” on April 20, 2006, which is a rally and march to oppose and raise awareness of 11 violence against women; 12 13 WHEREAS, Students will march from the North Quad to City Park to raise awareness of sexual 14 assault and domestic violence against women, while also giving survivors and friends a 15 chance to symbolically “take back” their rights without fear of becoming a victim of 16 violence; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 19 follows: 20 21 Project 1- Promotions, rent of space, Lecture, Speaker, or Entertainer (LSE) Fee and rent 22 of equipment for the march to take place on April 20, 2006. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 Promotions $ 185.50 $150.00 26 Rent of Space $ 95.00 $ 95.00 27 LSE Fee $1,575.00 $ 800.00 28 Rent of Equipment $ 600.00 $ 0.00 29 TOTAL $2,455.50 $1045.00 30 31 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 32 33 SECTION 1. Ordinary Women shall be allocated $1045.00 for the activities described. 34 35 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 36 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 37 the account NISACWO053 of Ordinary Women. 38 39 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 40 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 31-14-0

B-155 1 BILL 05/06/102 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 PROGRESSIVE COALITION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Progressive 7 Coalition; 8 9 WHEREAS, Five students of Progressive Coalition will be traveling to St. Louis, MO, from April 24- 10 26, 2006, to attend the White Privilege Conference; 11 12 WHEREAS, This conference serves as an opportunity to examine and explore issues of white 13 privilege, diversity, multicultural leadership, racism, sexism, as well as many other 14 issues; 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1- Travel funding for transportation costs for five members of Progressive 19 Coalition to attend the White Privilege Conference in St. Louis, MO, from April 24-26, 20 2006. 21 Request Recommendation 22 Travel $500.00 $375.00 23 TOTAL $500.00 $375.00 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. Progressive Coalition is allocated $375.00 for the activity described above. 28 29 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 30 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 31 the account NISACWO087 of Progressive Coalition. 32 33 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 34 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-0

B-156 1 BILL 05/06/103 FY 2007 ALLOCATION TO 2 PROGRESSIVE COALITION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Progressive 7 Coalition; 8 9 WHEREAS, Progressive Coalition will be sponsoring their second annual “Movies on the Grass” 10 series. The first two films will be North Country and The Corporation on August 28, 11 2006, and September 11, 2006; 12 13 WHEREAS, These films will address a variety of human rights issues; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendations made are as 16 follows: 17 18 Project 1- Funding for films and rent of equipment for the “Movies on the Grass” series 19 that will take place on August 28, 2006 and September 11, 2006. 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 Films $ 987.00 $ 300.00 23 Promotions $ 904.00 $ 0.00 24 Rent of Equipment $1,600.00 $1,600.00 25 TOTAL $3,491.00 $1,900.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. Progressive Coalition is allocated $1,900.00 for the activity described above. 30 31 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 32 funds shall be transferred on or after July 1, 2006, from the Reserve for Contingencies 33 Account NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO087 of Progressive Coalition. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-0

B-157 1 BILL 05/06/104 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO STUDENTS 2 FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Students for 7 Environmental Action; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Students for Environmental Action plans to host a forum on sustainable land use in 10 Kansas on April 19, 2006; 11 12 WHEREAS, The forum will cover more efficient and advanced techniques of land use in Kansas and 13 will benefit those who are interested in environmental or agricultural causes. The forum 14 panel will consist of Chuck Rice, K-State professor of Agronomy, Eva Horne, K-State 15 Biology instructor, and Jerry Glover, Land Institute scientist; 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, or Entertainer (LSE) Fee and Promotions for Students for 21 Environmental Action to host a forum on sustainable land use in Kansas on April 19, 22 2006. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 LSE Fee $270.00 $270.00 26 Promotions $300.00 $150.00 27 TOTAL $570.00 $420.00 28 29 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. Students for Environmental Action is allocated $420.00 for the activity described above. 32 33 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 34 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 35 the account NISACWO061 of Students for Environmental Action. 36 37 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 38 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-0

B-158 1 BILL 05/06/105 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO STUDENTS 2 FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Students for 7 Environmental Action; 8 9 WHEREAS, Ten members of Students for Environmental Action will be traveling to Grinnell, Iowa, 10 to participate in “Hoedown in the Heartland”, a collegiate conference for student 11 environmental groups; 12 13 WHEREAS, This conference will benefit Kansas State University by helping Students for 14 Environmental Action become better-known across the country, and for those attending 15 to network and gain new ideas and information on becoming a more effective group for 16 students across K-State’s campus; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 19 20 Project 1- Travel funding for transportation costs for ten members of Students for 21 Environmental Action to attend “Hoedown in the Heartland” in Grinnell, Iowa, from 22 April 28-30, 2006. 23 24 Request Recommendation 25 Travel $1,000.00 $800.00 26 TOTAL $1,000.00 $800.00 27 28 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 29 30 SECTION 1. Students for Environmental Action is allocated $800.00 for the activity described above. 31 32 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 33 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 34 the account NISACWO061 of Students for Environmental Action. 35 36 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 37 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-0

B-159 1 BILL 05/06/106 FY 2007 ALLOCATION TO KSU 2 GOLDEN KEY INTERNATIONAL 3 HONOUR SOCIETY 4 5 BY: Dave Hart and Tyson Moore 6 7 WHEREAS, An addition needs to be made to the original wording of Bill 05/06/87; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of Golden Key 10 International Honour Society; 11 12 WHEREAS, Four members of Golden Key will be traveling to Scottsdale, AZ, to participate in the 13 Golden Key International Conference; 14 15 WHEREAS, This conference will allow the Golden Key members to sharpen their leadership skills 16 and network with other Golden Key Chapters; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 19 20 Project 1- Travel funding for four members of Golden Key to attend the Golden Key 21 International Conference in Scottsdale, AZ, from August 10-13, 2006. 22 23 Request Recommendation 24 Travel $500.00 $400.00 25 TOTAL $500.00 $400.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. Golden Key shall be allocated $400.00 for the activity described above. 30 31 SECTION 2. Bill 05/06/87 is hereby repealed. 32 33 SECTION 3. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 34 funds shall be transferred, on or after July 1, 2006, from the Reserve for Contingencies 35 Account NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO030 of Golden Key International 36 Honour Society. 37 38 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 39 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 45-0-0

B-160 1 BILL 05/06/107 CREATION OF STUDENT-CENTERED TUITION 2 ENHANCEMENT GUIDELINES 3 4 BY: Student-Centered Enhancement Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement allocations are annually recommended by the 7 Kansas State University Student Governing Association; 8 9 WHEREAS, There are currently no guidelines for the allocation of this money; 10 11 WHEREAS, There is currently no application or funding review process; and 12 13 WHEREAS, Formal guidelines will provide structure for future selection and allocation 14 recommendation of Student Centered Tuition Enhancement monies. 15 16 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 17 18 SECTION 1. The Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Guidelines are as follows: 19 20 A. The Student-Centered Enhancement Committee will be comprised of the University 21 Relations Committee, and co-chaired by the University Relations Committee Chair and 22 the Student Body Vice President. 23 24 B. Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement proposals may be submitted to the Committee for 25 one of two areas: 1. Base-budget funding for programs that receive no other financial 26 assistance; or 2. Seed money for the creation and implementation of new 27 programs/initiatives. 28 29 C. All funding will be reviewed on an annual basis. 30 31 D. Proposals must include: description and title of project, administrative contact 32 information; project description and background; potential/current impact and benefit to 33 K-State students; dollar amount requested, including line item expenditures, other sources 34 of funding; and an estimated project timeline. 35 36 E. Proposals are due in the Office of Student Activities and Services by 4:00 p.m on the first 37 Friday in December of each year. 38 39 F. The Committee shall make its recommendation to Student Senate not later than the 40 second meeting of March each year. Upon Student Senate approval, the 41 recommendations will be sent to the University Administration. 42 43 G. In its report to Student Senate and the Administration, the Committee will include an 44 evaluation of the effectiveness of the previous year’s allocation. 45

B-161 1 H. Any remaining funds in individual Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Accounts at 2 the end of the fiscal year will revert back to the Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement 3 Account. 4 5 6 SECTION 2: Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, this 7 resolution be sent to President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis,Vice President 8 Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President Administration and Finance Tom 9 Rawson, Assistant Vice President Keith Ratzlaff, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, 10 Associate Provost Ruth Dyer, Associate Provost Ken Holland, Director of University 11 Planning Dan Heater, Director of the Academic Assistance Center Judy Lynch, Assistant 12 Dean of Student Life Emily Lehning, Director of Diversity Student Programming Anita 13 Cortez, College of Arts and Science Dean Stephen White, Director of Career and 14 Employment Services Keri Keller, Director of Recreational Services Raydon Robel, 15 College of Business Administration Yar Ebadi, Director of Wildcat Information Network 16 Mandy Squib. 17 18 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 19 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-162 1 BILL 05/06/108 BY-LAWS AMENDMENTS 2 CONCERING THE SELECTION OF 3 AT-LARGE MEMBER APPOINTMENTS 4 5 BY: Senate Operations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, There is a need for consistency throughout the By-Laws of Kansas State University 8 Student Governing Association; 9 10 WHEREAS, There is redundancy in the sections specifying the appointments of At-Large Members; 11 and 12 13 WHEREAS, That the Privilege Fee Standing Committee Chair and the Senate Operations Standing 14 Committee Chair are listed twice. 15 16 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 17 18 SECTION 1. Article V. Sections 9.H.2.c. of the KSU SGA By-Laws is amended to read as follows: 19 20 Sectn. 9.H.2.c. Three students-at-large, appointed by the chairperson of the committee in 21 consultation with the Chairperson of the Student Senate and present 22 Privilege Fee Chairperson, who shall have voting privileges on the 23 committee. 24 25 SECTION 2. Article V. Sections 9.I.1.d. of the KSU SGA By-Laws is amended to read as follows: 26 27 Sectn. 9.I.1.d. Two students-at-large, appointed by the chairperson of the committee in 28 consultation with the Chairperson of the Student Senate and present 29 Senate Operations Chairperson, who shall have voting privileges on 30 committee. 31 32 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 33 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-163 1 BILL 05/06/109 STATUTES AMENDMENTS 2 REGARDING FINE ARTS 3 FUNDING REGULATIONS 4 5 BY: Privilege Fee Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The Office of Student Activities and Services had an internal audit conducted, and during 8 the audit there were some inconsistencies and necessary changes that needed to be made 9 in the statutes for Fine Arts funding regulations; 10 11 WHEREAS, Since the elimination of the Fine Arts Council, the Fine Arts Departments have had little 12 direction in the appropriate ways, in which they may spend their Fine Arts allocations. 13 14 WHEREAS, During the last fiscal year there was an absence of Chapter 17, concerning Fine Arts 15 guidelines, from the funding regulations in the SGA Statutes ; 16 17 WHEREAS, The Office of Student Activities and Services coordinators, along with the SGA 18 Treasurer and the Privilege Fee Chair, recommend that the following changes be made to 19 the statutes for funding regulations; and 20 21 WHEREAS, The Privilege Fee Chair was informed of a limitation in purchasing for a Fine Art 22 production, which would affect the purchasing power of a Fine Arts department in a 23 negative manner. 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. The KSU SGA Statutes 17-0103 is amended to read as follows: 28 29 30 17-0103 Fine Arts Departments 31 32 A. Fine Arts Department funds must be used to promote fine arts events, programs, 33 and performances to the K-State campus and community. (e.g., lecturer, speaker, 34 entertainer, concert, performance, art show, festival). 35 36 B. Fine Arts Department funds may not be used for: 37 1. General Office supplies, not directly used to support a campus wide event. 38 2. Computer equipment, unless proof can be submitted to the SGA Treasurer that 39 the computer hardware and/or software directly relates to a FA event or 40 program. 41 3. Food, unless specified in a performer’s contract or used as a prop for a Fine 42 Arts production. 43 4. Gifts - plaques, awards, flowers, name tags, engraving of name tags, etc. 44 5. Payroll. 45 6. Clothing, unless related to costumes for a performance, which must remain 46 with the department after use.

B-164 1 7. Exhibit purchases of supplies and equipment that will remain with the artist, 2 presenter, or lecturer. 3 8. Construction supplies related to improving Fine Arts facilities or galleries. 4 9. Capital Improvements. 5 10. Department copies, not directly used to support a campus wide event. 6 11. Postage, unless justified for promoting a campus wide Fine Arts event to the 7 campus community. 8 12. Travel, in excess of $1,000 per department student group, per fiscal year. 9 13. K-State Marching or Pep Bands. 10 14. Audio or Video Recording of Performances. 11 15. C.D., D.V.D. or other electronic media duplication, intended for non-current 12 KSU students. 13 14 C. Approval of computer equipment must be granted from the SGA Treasurer prior to 15 purchase. 16 17 D. Approval of Fine Arts Department student group travel must be granted from the 18 SGA Treasurer 45 days prior to the travel date. 19 20 E. If exhibit materials are purchased for an event or exhibit, the items must remain 21 with the department following the lecturer, speaker, exhibit, artist, or presenter. 22 23 F. Any money remaining in any Fine Arts Department accounts at the conclusion of a 24 fiscal year shall revert back to the Fine Arts Student Reserve account. 25 26 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 27 BY A ROLL CALL 46-0-0

B-165 1 BILL 05/06/110 STATUTES REVISIONS CONCERNING 2 THE ELECTION REGULATIONS 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Committee and Tanner Banion 5 6 WHEREAS, In accordance with KSU SGA Statute 41-0158 and 41-0159, the Elections 7 Commissioner shall submit a complete analysis of the elections; 8 9 WHEREAS, The Elections Commissioner shall make recommendations on how to 10 improve future elections to Student Senate; and 11 12 WHEREAS, The below changes and revisions are, in the opinion of the Elections 13 Commissioner, essential to improving future elections. 14 15 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 16 17 SECTION 1. KSU SGA Statute 41-0130 subsections c., d., and e. are hereby repealed. 18 19 (c.) Submission to Student Senate. The Elections Commissioner shall 20 submit the unofficial results to the Senate Operations Standing 21 Committee. The Senate Operations Standing Committee shall 22 author a resolution for submission to the Student Senate at the 23 second regular meeting of the Student Senate following the 24 Primary Election. The unofficial elections results will be 25 accompanied by a certification by the Elections Commissioner that 26 the results being submitted are valid. Races in which the Elections 27 Commissioner does not believe such a certification may be made 28 due to pending questions shall not be submitted by the above 29 deadline. 30 31 (d.) Adoption by Student Senate. The unofficial results shall become 32 official upon their adoption by a majority vote of the Student 33 Senate. Student Senate shall not amend the submitted election 34 results. 35 36 (e.) Annulment. If, after adoption by a majority vote of the Student 37 Senate, material evidence is discovered to find any election results 38 in doubt, the Student Senate may annul the affected sections of the 39 adopted elections results. 40 41 SECTION 2. The remaining subsections of 41-0130 shall be re-lettered accordingly. 42

B-166 1 SECTION 3. KSU SGA Statute 41-0142 b.3. is amended to read as follows: 2 3 3. The total amount a candidate for Student Senate or College 4 Council may contribute towards his/her campaign including any 5 contributions from sources other than qualified students of Kansas 6 State University shall be no more than $50. 7 8 SECTION 4. KSU SGA Statute 41-0134i. is amended to read as follows: 9 10 (i). Mass Distribution. Distribution of campaign materials to 11 individuals must be made by an individual. Campaign activities 12 that distribute materials through any form of contact beyond 13 personal interaction is prohibited. Individuals may not be 14 representing a business at the time of distribution. Mass 15 distribution shall include, but is not limited to, canvassing of 16 parking areas, leaving campaign materials unattended or in piles, 17 electronic mail distributions violating university policy on junk e- 18 mail, mass mailings, and indiscriminate scattering of materials. E- 19 mails containing campaign language shall not be sent to a Kansas 20 State University Listserv of academic or advising natures. For all 21 other Listservs, senders must be members of the Listserv to which 22 they are sending e-mail. The senders of the e-mail shall not 23 encourage further dissemination of the e-mail past the original 24 receiver. 25 26 SECTION 5. KSU SGA Statute 41-0134 is amended to add a new Section n. to read as 27 follows: 28 29 (n.) Limitation on Dissemination of Campaign Materials. 30 1. Listservs that are compiled and utilized by the candidates and do 31 not violate the mass distribution policy in 41-0134i. shall be the 32 only electronic form allowed for the dissemination of campaign 33 materials. 34 2. The purchase of internet ad space is prohibited. 35 36 SECTION 6. KSU SGA Statute 41-0134d. is amended to read as follows: 37 38 (d.) Minor Offense. If the Elections Commissioner finds evidence to 39 support a minor offense as defined under 41-0151(b), he or she shall 40 issue an order for resolution. The individual(s) receiving the orders 41 shall then be required to answer the order within 72 24 hours after the 42 order is issued. 43 44 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 45 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 46-0-0

B-167 1 BILL 05/06/111 FY 2006 ALLOCATION TO 2 ANIME AND MANGA SOCIETY 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocation request of the Anime 7 and Manga Society; 8 9 WHEREAS, Anime and Manga Society will be attending the 17th A-Kon, an anime convention that 10 includes panels, discussions, workshops, contests, art shows, auctions, autograph 11 sessions, and theater, on June 9-11, 2006; 12 13 WHEREAS, The convention allows members to experience the anime pop culture that is still only 14 found in Japan; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1- Travel for 15 members of the Anime and Manga Society to attend A-Kon 17 in 19 Dallas, TX, on June 9-11, 2006. 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 Membership $ 555.00 $ 0.00 23 Travel $1,265.60 $1,000.00 24 Parking $ 40.00 $ 0.00 25 TOTAL $1,860.60 $1,000.00 26 27 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. Anime and Manga Society 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, these 32 funds shall be transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account NISACONRSV to 33 the account NISACWO009 of Anime and Manga Society. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 47-0-0

B-168 1 BILL 05/06/112 FY 2007 ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL 2 SOCIETY OF COLLEGIATE SCHOLARS 3 4 BY: Allocations Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Allocations Committee received and reviewed the allocations request of National 7 Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS); 8 9 WHEREAS, Two members of NSCS will be traveling to Louisville, KY, to attend their annual 10 Leadership Summit; 11 12 WHEREAS, This Leadership Summit through workshop will be beneficial by enhancing leadership 13 skills and broadening ideas for community service, academic integrity, and promotion of 14 campus involvement; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The funds requested by this group and the funding recommendation made is as follows: 17 18 Project 1- Travel funding for two members of NSCS to travel to their annual Leadership 19 Summit in Louisville, KY, from July 27-30, 2006. 20 21 Request Recommendation 22 Travel $200.00 $200.00 23 TOTAL $200.00 $200.00 24 25 BE IT ENACTED THAT: 26 27 SECTION 1. National Society of Collegiate Scholars shall be allocated $200.00 for the activity 28 described above. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, these 31 funds shall be transferred, on or after July 1, 2006, from the Reserve for Contingencies 32 Account NISACONRSV to the account NISACWO086 of National Society of Collegiate 33 Scholars. 34 35 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 36 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 47-0-0

B-169 1 BILL 05/06/113 FY 2007 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 Academic 10 Competition Teams contribute to the national reputation of Kansas State University; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Academic Competition Teams prepare for long durations to compete with teams 13 from other universities and represent K-State at a high level; and 14 15 WHEREAS, The funds requested by the Academic Competition Teams and the funding 16 recommendations made are as follows: 17 18 Project 1- FY 2007 Academic Competition Teams Allocation Amounts 19 20 Request Recommendation 21 NISAACT001 – Agriculture Competition Teams $35,000.00 $29,000.00 22 NISAACT002 – Aero Design Team $ 1,000.00 $ 800.00 23 NISAACT003 – Environmental Wars Design Team $ 5,830.00 $ 1,000.00 24 NISAACT004 – Formula Design Team $ 3,930.00 $ 1,000.00 25 NISAACT005 – Mini Baja Team 1 $ 1,000.00 $ 900.00 26 NISAACT007 – Quarter-Scale Tractor Team $ 6,550.00 $ 3,000.00 27 NISAACT008 – Solar Car Racing Team $ 1,400.00 $ 1,000.00 28 NISAACT009 – Phi Beta Lambda $ 2,425.00 $ 1,000.00 29 NISAACT010 – Speech Unlimited $14,512.00 $ 6,950.00 30 NISAACT011 – Robotic Competition Team $ 870.00 $ 350.00 31 TOTAL $72,517.00 $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, these 38 funds shall be transferred, on or after July 1, 2006, from the Academic Competition 39 Teams Reserve Account to the respective accounts of each Academic Competition Team 40 listed above. 41 42 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 43 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 47-0-0

B-170 2005-2006 Resolutions Table of Contents

Number Title Page 05/06/01 Approval of Appointments to Attorney General Interview Committee ...... 1 05/06/02 Resolution to Support Saturday of Service...... 2 05/06/03 Approval of Standing Committee Chairs, Student Senate Secretary and Parliamentarian...... 3 05/06/04 Approval of Attorney General ...... 4 05/06/05 Approval of New Student Senators...... 5 05/06/06 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointment ...... 6 05/06/07 Approval of Union Governing Board Appointment ...... 7 05/06/08 Approval of Recreational Services Council Appointments...... 8 05/06/09 Approval of Student Body President’s Cabinet...... 9 05/06/10 Commendation to Phil Anderson...... 10 05/06/11 Approval of New Student Senator ...... 12 05/06/12 Approval of Honor Council Appointments...... 13 05/06/13 Approval of Judicial Branch Appointments ...... 14 05/06/14 Approval of University Committee Appointments...... 15 05/06/15 Resolution in Support of the Proposed Parking Garage ...... 17 05/06/16 Amendment to FY 2006 Student-Centered Enhancement Expenditures...... 18 05/06/17 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointments...... 20 05/06/18 Approval of Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Appointments...... 21 05/06/19 Approval of Honor Council Appointment ...... 22 05/06/20 Approval of University Committee Appointments...... 23 05/06/21 Approval of Student Senate Interns ...... 24 05/06/22 Approval of University-Wide Committee Appointments...... 25 05/06/23 Approval of Appointments to the Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Team Tuition Strategies...... 26 05/06/24 Approval of Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Appointments...... 27 05/06/25 Resolution to Support the Creation of a Public Relations and Marketing Campaign for SGA...... 28 05/06/26 Approval of Technology Coordinator for Student Body President’s Cabinet...... 29 05/06/27 Approval of New Student Senator ...... 30 05/06/28 Student Senate Recommendations for the Disbursement of the City/University Special Projects Fund for Calendar Year 2007...... 31 05/06/29 Approval of New Student Senator ...... 33 05/06/30 Approval of Honor Council Constitutional Changes...... 34 05/06/31 Approval of Appointments to the Student Senate Special Committee to Study and Review Bond Surplus Fund Alternative Proposals...... 36 05/06/32 Commendation to Coach Bill Snyder and His Family...... 37 05/06/33 Resolution Opposing a Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights ...... 39 05/06/34 Resolution Supporting a City Ordinance for Smoke-Free Workplaces...... 41 05/06/35 Approval of Elections Commissioner...... 42 05/06/36 Commendation to Marshall Scholar ...... 43 05/06/37 Approval of Elections Review Committee Members ...... 44 05/06/38 Approval of Honor Council Appointments...... 45 05/06/39 Approval of University Committee Appointment ...... 46 05/06/40 Commendation to President Jon Wefald...... 47 05/06/41 Commendation to Institutional Advancement Division ...... 49 05/06/42 Commendation to Gayle Spencer ...... 51 05/06/43 Commendation to Kansas State University Men’s Basketball Team ...... 53 05/06/44 Approval of New Student Senator ...... 54 05/06/45 Approval of Residence Hall Liaison for Student Body President’s Cabinet...... 55 05/06/46 Support for Allocation of Bond Surplus Account...... 56 05/06/47 Approval of 2006 SGA Election Results...... 58 05/06/48 Commendation to Collegian City/Government Editor ...... 61 05/06/49 Commendation to the K-State Black Student Union ...... 63 05/06/50 Commendation to Truman Scholar...... 64 05/06/51 Resolution Supporting the Five-Year Tuition Proposal...... 65 05/06/52 Concerning Open Periods...... 67 05/06/53 Amendment to FY 2006 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Expenditures...... 68 05/06/54 Approval of FY 2007 Student Centered Tuition Enhancements ...... 70 05/06/55 Commendation to Student Body President and Student Body Vice President...... 72 05/06/56 Commendation to Student Senate Chair and Student Senate Vice Chair...... 73 05/06/57 Commendation to 2005-2006 Student Senate and Student Senate Interns...... 74 05/06/58 Commendation to Student Senate Standing Committee Chairs, Election’s Commissioner and Other Members of the Executive Committee...... 75 05/06/59 Commendation to Attorney General...... 77 05/06/60 Commendation to Faculty Senate Representatives...... 78 05/06/61 Commendation to Intern Coordinator...... 79

2005-2006 Resolutions Index

Approval of Appointments Page 05/06/01 Approval of Appointments to Attorney General Interview Committee ...... 1 05/06/03 Approval of Standing Committee Chairs, Student Senate Secretary and Parliamentarian...... 3 05/06/04 Approval of Attorney General ...... 4 05/06/05 Approval of New Student Senators...... 5 05/06/06 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointment ...... 6 05/06/07 Approval of Union Governing Board Appointment ...... 7 05/06/08 Approval of Recreational Services Council Appointments...... 8 05/06/09 Approval of Student Body President’s Cabinet...... 9 05/06/11 Approval of New Student Senator ...... 12 05/06/12 Approval of Honor Council Appointments...... 13 05/06/13 Approval of Judicial Branch Appointments ...... 14 05/06/14 Approval of University Committee Appointments...... 15 05/06/17 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointments...... 20 05/06/18 Approval of Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Appointments...... 21 05/06/19 Approval of Honor Council Appointment ...... 22 05/06/20 Approval of University Committee Appointments...... 23 05/06/21 Approval of Student Senate Interns ...... 24 05/06/22 Approval of University-Wide Committee Appointments...... 25 05/06/23 Approval of Appointments to the Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Team Tuition Strategies...... 26 05/06/24 Approval of Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Appointments...... 27 05/06/26 Approval of Technology Coordinator for Student Body President’s Cabinet...... 29 05/06/27 Approval of New Student Senator ...... 30 05/06/29 Approval of New Student Senator ...... 33 05/06/31 Approval of Appointments to the Student Senate Special Committee to Study and Review Bond Surplus Fund Alternative Proposals...... 36 05/06/35 Approval of Elections Commissioner...... 42 05/06/37 Approval of Elections Review Committee Members ...... 44 05/06/38 Approval of Honor Council Appointments...... 45 05/06/39 Approval of University Committee Appointment ...... 46 05/06/44 Approval of New Student Senator ...... 54 05/06/45 Approval of Residence Hall Liaison for Student Body President’s Cabinet...... 55

Approval of Other Items Page 05/06/30 Approval of Honor Council Constitutional Changes...... 34 05/06/52 Concerning Open Periods...... 67 05/06/54 Approval of FY 2007 Student Centered Tuition Enhancements ...... 70

Approval of Regulations and Guidelines Page 05/06/47 Approval of 2006 SGA Election Results...... 58

Commendations Page 05/06/10 Commendation to Phil Anderson...... 10 Commendations (Continued) 05/06/32 Commendation to Coach Bill Snyder and His Family...... 37 05/06/36 Commendation to Marshall Scholar ...... 43 05/06/40 Commendation to President Jon Wefald...... 47 05/06/41 Commendation to Institutional Advancement Division ...... 49 05/06/42 Commendation to Gayle Spencer ...... 51 05/06/43 Commendation to Kansas State University Men’s Basketball Team ...... 53 05/06/48 Commendation to Collegian City/Government Editor ...... 61 05/06/49 Commendation to the K-State Black Student Union ...... 63 05/06/50 Commendation to Truman Scholar...... 64 05/06/55 Commendation to Student Body President and Student Body Vice President...... 72 05/06/56 Commendation to Student Senate Chair and Student Senate Vice Chair...... 73 05/06/57 Commendation to 2005-2006 Student Senate and Student Senate Interns...... 74 05/06/58 Commendation to Student Senate Standing Committee Chairs, Election’s Commissioner and Other Members of the Executive Committee...... 75 05/06/59 Commendation to Attorney General...... 77 05/06/60 Commendation to Faculty Senate Representatives...... 78 05/06/61 Commendation to Intern Coordinator...... 79

Resolutions Regarding University Action Page 05/06/02 Resolution to Support Saturday of Service...... 2 05/06/15 Resolution in Support of the Proposed Parking Garage ...... 17 05/06/16 Amendment to FY 2006 Student-Centered Enhancement Expenditures...... 18 05/06/25 Resolution to Support the Creation of a Public Relations and Marketing Campaign for SGA...... 28 05/06/28 Student Senate Recommendations for the Disbursement of the City/University Special Projects Fund for Calendar Year 2007...... 31 05/06/46 Support for Allocation of Bond Surplus Account...... 56 05/06/51 Resolution Supporting the Five-Year Tuition Proposal...... 65 05/06/53 Amendment to FY 2006 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Expenditures...... 68

Resolutions Regarding Local, State, and National Government Page 05/06/33 Resolution Opposing a Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights ...... 39 05/06/34 Resolution Supporting a City Ordinance for Smoke-Free Workplaces...... 41

1 RESOLUTION 05/06/01 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS TO 2 ATTORNEY GENERAL INTERVIEW 3 COMMITTEE 4 5 BY: Damian Lair and Eleri Griffin 6 7 WHEREAS Article V, Section 8 of the KSU SGA By-Laws provides for the creation 8 of the Attorney General Nominee Interview Committee; and 9 10 WHEREAS The current Attorney General is the Chairperson of the committee; and 11 12 WHEREAS The Chairperson of Student Senate shall appoint six Student Senators to 13 the Committee, subject to Student Senate approval; and 14 15 WHEREAS The Attorney General shall appoint three judicial branch members to the 16 Committee; and 17 18 WHEREAS The Attorney General Nominee Interview Committee appointments must 19 be considered at the first meeting of Student Senate. 20 21 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 22 23 SECTION 1. The following Student Senators be approved as members of the Attorney 24 General Nominee Interview Committee: 25 26 Michelle Layne 27 Maggie Long 28 Daniel Nibarger 29 Nick Piper 30 Joe Vossen 31 Tim Weninger 32 33 SECTION 2. The following Judicial Branch members be approved as members of the 34 Attorney General Nominee Interview Committee: 35 36 Kristin Gregory 37 Steve Jansen 38 Amanda Mesirow 39 40 THIS RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT IN 41 STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 14, 2005. 42

R-1 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/02 RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT 2 SATURDAY OF SERVICE 3 4 5 BY: Emily Besler, Clint Blaes, Nacole Boan, Ashley Boldt, Anthony Carter, Matt Coleman, Gavin 6 Couvelha, Shelby Dederick, Annie Dwyer, Corey Fortin, Mary Fox, Jenny Gwaltney, Josh 7 Habiger, Ryan Hannebaum, Dave Hart, Josh Hersh, Kyle Huschka, Altaf Karim, Matt King, 8 Monica Lair, Kyle Lawrence, Michelle Layne, Amanda Lenington, Nick Levendofsky, Tim 9 Lindemuth, Maggie Long, Colleen Loo, Will Lopez, Alex Lovely, Sally Maddock, Libby Matile, 10 Stacy Mayo, Tammy Mendez, Tyson Moore, Jennifer Mosier, Jim Mosimann, Bill Muir, Daniel 11 Nibarger, Adam Noli, Kim O’Connor, Kelly Opara, Joel Pearson, Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Karthik 12 Reddy, Brad Rice, Jarret Rice, Brandon Sager, Emily Schmeidler, Sarah Sexton, Kyle Sherwood, 13 Amanda Thompson, Andrew Treaster, Ben Trenary, Sreedhar Upendram, Joe Vossen, Matt 14 Wagner, Tim Weninger, Phil White, Kyle Wilk, Jacob Will, Jeremiah Williams, Matt Woodward 15 16 WHEREAS, This year National Volunteer Week occurs April 17 through April 24; 17 18 WHEREAS, Student Governing Association and the Community Service Program are co- 19 sponsoring the first Saturday of Service project in celebration of National 20 Volunteer Week and Earth Day on Saturday, April 23, 2005, at Tuttle Creek State 21 Park; 22 23 WHEREAS, Volunteers from Kansas State University, Tuttle Creek State Park, the Tuttle 24 Creek Lake Association and community members will work together to build a 25 fish habitat, clean, and rebuild park trails, paint park benches, and clean up 26 lakeside areas; and 27 28 WHEREAS, Both the Community Service Program and the 2004-2005 Student Affairs and 29 Social Services Committee have dedicated their time and energy to making this 30 day a success. 31 32 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 33 34 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association strongly supports 35 and promotes the first Saturday of Service at Tuttle Creek State Park on April 23, 36 2005. 37 38 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to Provost Duane Nellis, 39 Community Service Program Director Carol Gould, AmeriCorps VISTA Member 40 and SOS Coordinator Erin Waddle, and Tuttle Creek State Park Ranger Tod 41 Lovin. 42 43 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 44 APRIL 21, 2005, BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. 45

R-2 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/03 APPROVAL OF STANDING 2 COMMITTEE CHAIRS, STUDENT 3 SENATE SECRETARY AND PARLIAMENTARIAN 4 5 BY: Tyson Moore and Emily Besler 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 19 applicants for these nine positions; and 16 17 WHEREAS, These nine individuals were chosen on the basis of their leadership ability, 18 experience, and dedication to serving K-State students throughout the coming 19 year. 20 21 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 22 23 SECTION 1. The following individuals be approved for their respective offices for the 2005- 24 2006 term: 25 26 Nacole Boan Academic Affairs and University Relations 27 Committee Chair 28 Dave Hart Allocations Committee Chair 29 Anthony Carter College Council Allocations Committee 30 Chair 31 Matthew King Governmental Relations Committee Chair 32 Matthew Wagner Privilege Fee Committee Chair 33 Brandon Sager Senate Operations Committee Chair 34 Jim Mosimann Student Affairs and Social Services 35 Committee Chair 36 Sarah Sexton Student Senate Secretary 37 Emily Schmeidler Student Senate Parliamentarian 38 39 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 40 APRIL 28, 2005, BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT.

R-3 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/04 APPROVAL OF ATTORNEY GENERAL 2 3 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, and Emily Besler 4 5 WHEREAS, The Attorney General is the head of the Judicial Branch of the KSU SGA; 6 7 WHEREAS, The position of Attorney General was sufficiently advertised; 8 9 WHEREAS, The KSU SGA By-Laws provide that the Attorney General Nominee Interview 10 Committee be composed of six student senators appointed by the Student Senate 11 Chair and three judicial members appointed by the current Attorney General or 12 Chancellor of Student Tribunal; 13 14 WHEREAS, The Attorney General Nominee Interview Committee was appointed by former 15 Student Senate Chair Eleri Griffin and Attorney General Damian Lair; and 16 17 WHEREAS, The Attorney General Nominee Interview Committee met on April 21, 2005 and 18 recommended Shiloh Dutton to the Student Body President for appointment as 19 Attorney General. 20 21 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 22 23 SECTION 1. Shiloh Dutton be approved as Attorney General for the 2005-2006 term of office. 24 25 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 26 APRIL 28, 2005, BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT.

R-4 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/05 APPROVAL OF NEW STUDENT SENATORS 2 3 BY: Tyson Moore and Emily Besler 4 5 WHEREAS, There are two vacancies in the office of Student Senator for the College of 6 Engineering; and 7 8 WHEREAS, Kyle Huschka and Ryan Hannebaum had the next highest vote totals in the 9 College of Engineering. 10 11 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 12 13 SECTION 1. Kyle Huschka and Ryan Hannebaum be approved as Student Senators for the 14 College of Engineering. 15 16 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 17 APRIL 28, 2005, BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT.

R-5 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/06 APPROVAL OF DIVERSITY 2 PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE 3 APPOINTMENT 4 5 BY: Tyson Moore and Emily Besler 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 11 Senate 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 16 advertised; and 17 18 WHEREAS, The following individual was selected to serve in this position. 19 20 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 21 22 SECTION 1. The following Student Senator, appointed by the Student Senate Chair, be 23 approved as a member of the Diversity Programming Committee for the 24 2005-2006 term: 25 26 Colleen Loo 27 28 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 29 APRIL 28, 2005, BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT.

R-6 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/07 APPROVAL OF UNION 2 GOVERNING BOARD APPOINTMENT 3 4 BY: Tyson Moore and Emily Besler 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. Ashley Boldt be approved as the Student Senate representative to the Union 15 Governing Board. 16 17 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 18 APRIL 28, 2005, BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT.

R-7 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/08 APPROVAL OF RECREATIONAL 2 SERVICES COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS 3 4 BY: Tyson Moore and Emily Besler 5 6 WHEREAS, The Student Senate must appoint two off-campus students (one male and one 7 female) to the Recreational Services Council; and 8 9 WHEREAS, The following individuals have previous experience with the Recreational 10 Services Council and showed interest in serving in that capacity for another term. 11 12 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. Cedrique Flemming and Kelsey Lundy be appointed to the off-campus student 15 positions of the Recreational Services Council for the 2005-2006 term. 16 17 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 18 APRIL 28, 2005, BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT.

R-8 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/09 APPROVAL OF STUDENT BODY 2 PRESIDENT’S CABINET 3 4 BY: Michael Burns and Grant Groene 5 6 WHEREAS, The Student Body President must appoint a cabinet; 7 8 WHEREAS, The positions on the Student Body President’s Cabinet were sufficiently 9 advertised; 10 11 WHEREAS, There were 19 applicants for these ten positions; and 12 13 WHEREAS, The following individuals proved to be best qualified for their respective 14 positions. 15 16 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 17 18 SECTION 1. The following individuals be approved as members of the 2005-2006 Student 19 Body President’s Cabinet: 20 21 Chief of Staff Ben Davis 22 Academic Quality Coordinator Jason Topp 23 College Council Coordinator Kelsey Frasier 24 Executive Team Program Director April Clydesdale 25 Governmental Relations Director Kevin Phillips 26 International Affairs Director Sham Kashyap 27 Manhattan-Salina Relations Director Patrick Rinearson 28 Multicultural Affairs Director Dominick James 29 Public Relations Director Melissa Hildebrand 30 Residence Hall Liaison Leshia Hansen 31 32 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 33 APRIL 28, 2005, BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT.

R-9 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/10 COMMENDATION TO PHIL ANDERSON 2 3 4 BY: Emily Besler, Clint Blaes, Nacole Boan, Ashley Boldt, Michael Burns, Anthony Carter, Matt 5 Coleman, Gavin Couvelha, Shelby Dederick, Annie Dwyer, Corey Fortin, Mary Fox, Grant 6 Groene, Jenny Gwaltney, Josh Habiger, Ryan Hannebaum, Dave Hart, Josh Hersh, Kyle Huschka, 7 Altaf Karim, Matt King, Monica Lair, Kyle Lawrence, Michelle Layne, Amanda Lenington, Nick 8 Levendofsky, Tim Lindemuth, Maggie Long, Colleen Loo, Will Lopez, Alex Lovely, Sally 9 Maddock, Libby Matile, Stacy Mayo, Tammy Mendez, Tyson Moore, Jennifer Mosier, Jim 10 Mosimann, Bill Muir, Daniel Nibarger, Adam Noli, Kim O’Connor, Kelly Opara, Joel Pearson, 11 Lydia Peele, Nick Piper, Karthik Reddy, Brad Rice, Jarret Rice, Brandon Sager, Emily 12 Schmeidler, Sarah Sexton, Kyle Sherwood, Gayle Spencer, Amanda Thompson, Andrew Treaster, 13 Ben Trenary, Sreedhar Upendram, Joe Vossen, Matt Wagner, Tim Weninger, Phil White, Kyle 14 Wilk, Jacob Will, Jeremiah Williams, Matt Woodward 15 16 WHEREAS, Phil Anderson was Faculty Senate Representative to Student Senate for 14 years; 17 18 WHEREAS, Phil Anderson has encouraged students through his public speaking courses to 19 take an active interest in their student government; 20 21 WHEREAS, The K-State Honor System is an organization of students and faculty who seek to 22 preserve the integrity of the Honor Pledge at Kansas State University; 23 24 WHEREAS, Phil Anderson has been both a member and Director of the K-State Honor System 25 since its conception in 1998; 26 27 WHEREAS, Phil Anderson played a vital role in the drafting of the system’s constitution, 28 investigation policy, and fundamental values; 29 30 WHEREAS, Under Phil’s leadership the K-State Honor System has been identified as having 31 one of the top eight honor systems in the nation by the Center for Academic 32 Integrity; 33 34 WHEREAS, During his eight years of service to the K-State Honor System, Phil has attended 35 and coordinated all of the hearings since 1998; 36 37 WHEREAS, Phil Anderson will be stepping down as Director of the K-State Honor System 38 this spring; and 39 40 WHEREAS, Because of Phil’s service and dedication, K-State is now known nation-wide for 41 the academic integrity at our institution. 42

R-10 1 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 2 3 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 4 congratulates Phil Anderson on his eight years of service and dedication as the 5 Director of the K-State Honor System. 6 7 SECTION 2. A copy of this resolution be sent to Phil Anderson, President Jon Wefald, Provost 8 Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Dean of 9 Student Life Pat Bosco, Faculty Senate President Jackie Spears, Provost Emeritus 10 and Professor of Clinical Sciences Jim Coffman, and members of the K-State 11 Honor System. 12 13 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 14 APRIL 28, 2005, BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT.

R-11 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/11 APPROVAL OF NEW STUDENT SENATOR 2 3 BY: Tyson Moore and Emily Besler 4 5 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College of Arts and 6 Sciences; and 7 8 WHEREAS, Kelly Stout had the next highest vote total in the College of Arts and Sciences 9 during the 2005 SGA elections. 10 11 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 12 13 SECTION 1. Kelly Stout be approved as a Student Senator for the College of Arts and 14 Sciences. 15 16 17 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE 18 BY UNANOMIOUS CONSENT ON SEPTEMBER 1, 2005

R-12 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/12 APPROVAL OF HONOR 2 COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene and Tyson Moore 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 student voice 12 and concern; 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 Arts and Sciences, College of Business Administration, College of Education, 19 and College of Engineering; and 20 21 WHEREAS, The following appointments are subject to Student Senate approval. 22 23 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 24 25 SECTION 1. Jarrod Bowser be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 26 Agriculture for the 2005-2007 term. 27 28 SECTION 2. Kendall Lange be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 29 Arts and Sciences for the 2005-2007 term. 30 31 SECTION 3. Jacob Shaw be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 32 Engineering for the 2005-2006 term. 33 34 SECTION 4. Cody Herbster be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 35 Business Administration for the 2005-2007 term. 36 37 SECTION 5. Erin Bodlak be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 38 Education for the 2005-2007 term. 39 40 SECTION 5. Eryn Wood be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 41 Education for the 2005-2007 term. 42 43 SECTION 6. Tricia Geist be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 44 Engineering for the 2005-2006 term. 45 46 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE 47 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT ON SEPTEMBER 1, 2005

R-13 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/13 APPROVAL OF JUDICIAL 2 BRANCH APPOINTMENTS 3 4 BY: Shiloh Dutton and Michael Burns 5 6 WHEREAS, Positions available within the Judicial Branch were sufficiently advertised; 7 8 WHEREAS, The selection process was conducted by the Attorney General and the Student Body President 9 in accordance with the KSU SGA Constitution; and 10 11 WHEREAS, All Judicial Branch appointments are subject to approval by Student Senate. 12 13 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 14 15 SECTION 1. The following individuals be approved as judicial board members on Student Tribunal for the 16 2005-2006 term: 17 18 Joelle Mausolf, Chancellor 19 Steve Jansen 20 Chantz Martin 21 Britt Neely 22 Katelyn Schmidt 23 24 SECTION 2. The following individuals be approved as judicial board members on Student Review Board 25 for the 2005-2006 term: 26 27 Curtis Schwieterman, Chair 28 Catherine Bell 29 Katie Kuhlman 30 Grant Reichart 31 Matthew Woerman 32 33 SECTION 3. The following individuals be approved as judicial board members on Parking Citations 34 Appeals Board for the 2005-2006 term: 35 36 Jaci Boydston 37 Sarah Coover 38 Ryan Jones 39 James Jordan 40 Courtney Lair 41 Tori Resnik 42 43 SECTION 4. Jonathan Tarman be approved as the Residence Life Assistant Attorney General for the 2005- 44 2006 term. 45 46 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE 47 BY UNANIOMOUS CONSENT ON SEPTEMBER 1, 2005

R-14 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/14 APPROVAL OF UNIVERSITY 2 COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS 3 4 BY: Michael Burns and Grant Groene 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- 8 wide committees during the 2005-2006 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 2005-2006 term: 16 17 3030 Undergraduate Grievance Committee 18 Mridu Gandhi 19 Brian Sandon 20 21 3035 University Calendar Committee 22 Grant Groene 23 Adam Synoground 24 25 3050 General Scholarship and Financial Aid Committee 26 Adam Borst 27 Zach Hauser 28 Sarah Sexton 29 30 8020 University Committee on Governmental Issues 31 Tanner Banion 32 Ben Davis 33 Matt King 34 Kevin Phillips 35 Tom Robison 36 Joe Vossen 37 38 8033 Intercollegiate Athletic Council 39 Melissa Peterson 40 41 8038 Campus Recycling Advisory Committee 42 Melissa Moss 43 Callie Rockefeller 44 45 8040 Advisory Committee on Campus Development 46 Michael Burns 47 48 8041 Council on Parking Operations 49 Chris Bluiett

R-15 50 Michael Burns 51 Jason Heaser 52 53 8043 Council on Parking Operations- KSU Salina 54 Brendan Haiduk 55 Dan Kozak 56 Erza Olson 57 Max Unruh 58 59 8049 Coordinating Committee for People with Disabilities 60 Savannah Jennings 61 Cory Nelkin 62 63 8050 Campus Environmental Health and Safety Committee 64 Avery Land 65 66 8054 Council on Police Activities & Campus Safety 67 Gavin Couvelha 68 E. Wilson May 69 70 8060 Health and Communicable Diseases Committee 71 Melissa Peterson 72 73 8071 Student Discrimination Review Committee 74 John Bergin 75 Mridu Gandhi 76 William Lopez 77 Melissa Moss 78 Albert Pearce 79 Jacob Stern 80 81 8075 Commission on the Status of Women 82 Elise Matz 83 Julia Paul 84 Callie Rockefeller 85 86 8077 President’s Commission on Multicultural Affairs 87 Dominick James 88 89 8270 Out-of-State Fee Appeals Board 90 Ben Davis 91 92 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE 93 BY UNANOMIOUS CONSENT ON SEPTEMBER 1, 2005

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1 RESOLUTION 05/06/15 RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF THE 2 PROPOSED PARKING GARAGE 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, Matt King, Brandon Sager, 5 and Senate Executive Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The lack of parking accessibility for faculty, staff, and students has been an issue for many 8 years; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Campus Master Plan Committee has identified four locations for a possible parking 11 garage; 12 13 WHEREAS, On March 2, 2004, the Kansas State University Student Senate passed resolution 03/04/59 14 to support Parking Council’s recommendation for a parking garage; 15 16 WHEREAS, The Council on Parking Operations has moved forward with the recommendation for a 17 parking garage directly south of the K-State Student Union; 18 19 WHEREAS, The current proposal calls for an $18.8 million, four-level parking garage that will provide 20 1,406 parking stalls, a net gain of 966 parking stalls; 21 22 WHEREAS, Students will receive 300 parking stalls, as well as additional unaffiliated parking stalls, 23 which will free up other parking stalls throughout the entire campus; and 24 25 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association understands that there will be 26 an increase in student parking permit fees in the amount of $25 each year for three years, 27 not to exceed a total increase of $75. 28 29 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 30 31 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports the proposed parking 32 garage directly south of the K-State Student Union. 33 34 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, a copy of 35 this resolution will be sent to Governor Kathleen Sebelius, Board of Regents President and 36 CEO Reggie Robinson, Board of Regents Chair Donna Shank, Board of Regents Vice Chair 37 Nelson Galle, President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional 38 Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President for Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, 39 Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Advisory Committee on Campus Development and 40 Planning Policy Chair Kelli Cox, Assistant Vice President for Human Resources and 41 Parking Gary Leitnaker, Assistant Vice President of K-State Student Union Bernard Pitts 42 and Director of Parking Services Darwin Abbott. 43 44 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE 45 BY ROLL CALL VOTE 49-8-0 ON SEPTEMBER 8, 2005

R-17 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/16 AMENDMENT TO FY 2006 2 STUDENT-CENTERED TUITION 3 ENHANCEMENT EXPENDITURES 4 5 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, and Nacole Boan 6 7 WHEREAS, A University Wide Honors Program was an initiative of the 2003-2004 Student 8 Governing Association and a commitment was made to help fund the creation of 9 such a program; 10 11 WHEREAS, In FY 2005, an Honors Program Director was not hired due to a 12 miscommunication between SGA and the Office of the Provost regarding 13 available funds for the position; 14 15 WHEREAS, Due to the money not being spent in FY 2005, the Student-Centered Tuition 16 Enhancement Committee decided not to allocate funding for an Honors Program 17 Director in FY 2006; 18 19 WHEREAS, The Provost plans to hire an Honors Program Director if the money from Student- 20 Centered Tuition Enhancements is allocated in FY 2006; 21 22 WHEREAS, To fund the salary of the Honors Program Director, the FY 2006 Student- 23 Centered Tuition Enhancement Base Budget needs to be amended in such a way 24 to allocate $60,000 for the Honors Program Director and reduce the FY 2006 25 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement One-Time Allocations for Classroom 26 Improvements from $135,950 to $75,950; and 27 28 WHEREAS, The total available account balance for FY 2006 and the funding 29 recommendations made are amended to read as follows: 30 31 Project 1- FY 2006 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Base Budget 32 33 FY 2005 FY 2006 Proposed FY 2006 Allocation 34 Honors Program Director $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 35 Student Readership Program $125,000.00 $125,000.00 $125,000.00 36 Global Education Initiative $ 70,000.00 $ 70,000.00 $ 70,000.00 37 Diversity Programming $100,000.00 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 38 Classroom Improvements $100,000.00 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 39 University Wide Tutorial $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 40 Wildcat Warm-up $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 41 Developing Scholars $ 75,000.00 $ 75,000.00 $ 75,000.00 42 Arts and Sciences Advisors $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 43 Internship Director $ 50,000.00 $ 50,000.00 $ 50,000.00 44 Ahearn Activity Coordinator $ 8,500.00 $ 8,500.00 $ 8,500.00 45 Sports Club Coordination $ 38,000.00 $ 38,000.00 $ 38,000.00 46 Pre-Law Advisement $ 7,000.00 $ 7,000.00 $ 7,000.00

R-18 47 Educational Opportunity Fund $ 75,000.00 $ 75,000.00 $ 75,000.00 48 College of Business Advisors $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 49 TOTAL: $948,500.00 $948,500.00 $948,500.00 50 51 Project 2- FY 2006 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement One-Time Allocations 52 53 FY 2005 FY 2006 Proposed FY 2006 Allocation 54 Honors Program Building $125,000.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 55 Honors Program Start-up $ 25,000.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 56 Honors Program Asst. $ 40,000.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 57 Diversity Programming $ 0.00 $ 50,000.00 $ 50,000.00 58 Wildcat Warm-up $ 0.00 $ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00 59 WIN Student Portal $ 0.00 $ 54,050.00 $ 54,050.00 60 Classroom Improvements $ 0.00 $ 75,950.00 $ 75,950.00 61 TOTAL: $190,000.00 $190,000.00 $190,000.00 62 63 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 64 65 SECTION 1. The KSU SGA supports the aforementioned amended expenditures for FY 2006 66 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement funds. 67 68 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 69 resolution 04/05/85 is hereby repealed. 70 71 SECTION 3. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, a 72 copy of this resolution be sent to Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for 73 Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President for Administration and 74 Finance Tom Rawson, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Budget Office Director 75 Cindy Bontrager, and Director of Planning and Energy Dan Heater. 76 77 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE 78 BY UNAMOMIOUS CONSENT ON SEPTEMBER 8, 2005

R-19 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/17 APPROVAL OF DIVERSITY 2 PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE 3 APPOINTMENTS 4 5 BY: Michael Burns and Grant Groene 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 11 this committee; 12 13 WHEREAS, Diversity Programming Committee positions were sufficiently advertised; 14 and 15 16 WHEREAS, These appointments are subject to the approval of Student Senate. 17 18 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. The following individuals, appointed by the Student Body President, be 21 approved as members of the Diversity Programming Committee for the 22 2005-2006 term: 23 24 Sham Kashyap 25 Dominick James 26 Bernard Wiredu 27 28 THIS RESOLTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE 29 BY UNANOMIOUS CONSENT ON SEPTEMBER 8, 2005

R-20 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/18 APPROVAL OF EDUCATIONAL 2 OPPORTUNITY FUND 3 COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS 4 5 BY: Michael Burns and Grant Groene 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 Committee (EOF) 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 2005-2006 21 term: 22 23 Dan Atkisson 24 Scott Fikan 25 Albert Pearce 26 Annie Whitehill 27 28 THIS RESOLUTION WAS PASSED BY STUDENT SENATE 29 BY UNANOMIOUS CONSENT ON SEPTEMBER 8, 2005

R-21 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/19 APPROVAL OF HONOR 2 COUNCIL APPOINTMENT 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene and Tyson Moore 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’ voice 12 and concern; 13 14 WHEREAS, This position was sufficiently advertised, and applications were made available to 15 all interested students; 16 17 WHEREAS, There is a vacancy on the Honor Council in the College of Agriculture; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The following appointment is subject to the approval of Student Senate. 20 21 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 22 23 SECTION 1. Libby Hiltner be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 24 Agriculture for the 2005-2007 term. 25 26 THIS RESOLUTION WAS PASSED BY STUDENT SENATE 27 BY UNANOMIOUS CONSENT ON SEPTEMBER 8, 2005

R-22 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/20 APPROVAL OF UNIVERSITY 2 COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS 3 4 BY: Michael Burns and Grant Groene 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- 8 wide committees during the 2005-2006 term; and 9 10 WHEREAS, These appointments are subject to the approval of 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 2005-2006 term: 16 17 8054 Council on Police Activities & Campus Safety 18 Kaitlyn Crow 19 William Lopez 20 Libby Matile 21 22 8500 Committee on Religion 23 Jenna Kennedy 24 Sarah Lawver 25 Mirako Price 26 27 THIS RESOLUTION WAS PASSED BY STUDENT SENATE 28 BY UNANOMIOUS CONSENT ON SEPTEMBER 8, 2005

R-23 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/21 APPROVAL OF 2 STUDENT SENATE INTERNS 3 4 5 BY: Lydia Peele, Emily Besler, Brandon Sager, and Gayle Spencer 6 7 WHEREAS, The position of Student Senate Intern was sufficiently advertised; 8 9 WHEREAS, Sixty-eight applications for Student Senate Intern positions were received and 10 forty-six applicants were interviewed; and 11 12 WHEREAS, The selection process was conducted in accordance with the Kansas State 13 University Student Governing Association Constitution and By-Laws. 14 15 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 16 17 SECTION 1. The following individuals be approved as Student Senate Interns for the 2005- 18 2006 Student Senate term: 19 20 Jamie Ball Kyana Lee 21 Katie Beye Madison Loeb 22 Keaton Brewer DaNesha McNeely 23 Peter Boos Zachary Oswald 24 Josh McGinn Jared Palan 25 Jessica Chipman Martha Schneider 26 Bryan Cox Amy Schultz 27 Katherine Dick Pat Smith 28 Larry Fadler Ian Stinson 29 Molly Hamm Taylor Symons 30 Melissa Hillebrand Alyssa Williams 31 Piper Hoskins D’Andre Williams 32 Whitney Hubert 33 34 35 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE SEPTEMBER 15, 2005 36 BY UNANIOMOUS CONSENT 37

R-24 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/22 APPROVAL OF UNIVERSITY-WIDE 2 COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS 3 4 BY: Michael Burns and Grant Groene 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- 8 wide committees during the 2005-2006 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 committees for the 2005-2006 term: 16 17 Athletic Ticket Sales Committee 18 Alesa Barber 19 Ragan Frederick 20 Patience Jackson 21 Leah Ost 22 Dustin Snook 23 Jacob Stern 24 25 Diversity Program Council 26 Adam Paxson 27 Dominique Saunders 28 29 KSDB Advisory Board 30 Frank Male 31 Aaron Starr 32 33 Recreational Services Council 34 Amanda Lenington 35 Taylor Nedrow 36 37 University Library Committee 38 E. Wilson May 39 40 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON SEPTEMBER 15, 2005 41 BY UNANOMOUS CONSENT

R-25 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/23 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS 2 TO THE STUDENT SENATE SPECIAL 3 COMMITTEE TO STUDY 4 LONG-TERM TUITION STRATEGIES 5 6 BY: Michael Burns and Tyson Moore 7 8 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies 9 was created by Bill 05/06/12; 10 11 WHEREAS, The Student Body President and the Student Senate Chair must appoint six 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 Student Senate Special Committee 22 to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies: 23 24 Ben Davis 25 Kelsey Frasier 26 Colleen Loo 27 William Lopez 28 Daniel Nibarger 29 Brandon Sager 30 31 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE 32 SEPTEMBER 22, 2005 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-26 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/24 APPROVAL OF EDUCATIONAL 2 OPPORTUNITY FUND 3 COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS 4 5 BY: Tyson Moore and Emily Besler 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 2005-2006 19 term: 20 21 Mary Fox 22 Amanda Lenington 23 24 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE 25 SEPTEMBER 22, 2005 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-27 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/25 RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT 2 THE CREATION OF A PUBLIC RELATIONS 3 AND MARKETING CAMPAIGN FOR SGA 4 5 BY: Emily Besler, Melissa Hildebrand, and Tyson Moore 6 7 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association (SGA) needs 8 to enhance relationships with the K-State community by uniting SGA with 9 the administration and faculty, and the students SGA represents; 10 11 WHEREAS, Recent events concerning higher education have constituted a need for 12 SGA to educate the K-State community about higher education initiatives 13 at the local, state, and national levels of government; 14 15 WHEREAS, According to the K-State Student Governing Association By-Laws, the 16 Student Senate Vice Chair and the Executive Branch Public Relations 17 Director are responsible for fostering public relations for SGA; 18 19 WHEREAS, Under the guidance of the Student Senate Vice Chair and Executive 20 Branch Public Relations Director, a public relations and marketing 21 campaign will be initiated to unite SGA, establish a stronger presence of 22 SGA on campus, and create connections with the K-State community; 23 24 WHEREAS, The first phase of the project will be focused internally on relations 25 between SGA and the campus community. Senators, interns, and cabinet 26 members will receive guidance to help them become more approachable 27 and accountable to their constituents; and 28 29 WHEREAS, The second phase of the project consists of an external campaign to 30 educate the K-State community concerning their responsibility to 31 influence the local, state, and national levels of government. 32 33 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 34 35 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports the 36 creation of an SGA Public Relations and Marketing campaign to create 37 better connections with the K-State community. 38 39 SECTION 2. With the assistance of members from each branch of SGA, the first phase 40 of the project will be completed during the Fall 2005 semester and the 41 second phase of the project will begin during the Spring 2006 semester. 42 43 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE 44 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT ON SEPTEMBER 29, 2005

R-28 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/26 APPROVAL OF TECHNOLOGY COORDINATOR 2 FOR STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT’S CABINET 3 4 BY: Michael Burns and Grant Groene 5 6 WHEREAS, The Student Body President must appoint a cabinet; 7 8 WHEREAS, There is an opening for the position of Technology Coordinator; 9 10 WHEREAS, The position on the Student Body President’s Cabinet was sufficiently advertised; 11 and 12 13 WHEREAS, The following individual proved to be best qualified for the position. 14 15 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 16 17 SECTION 1. The following person be approved as a member of the 2005-2006 Student Body 18 President’s Cabinet: 19 20 Technology Coordinator Royce Haynes 21 22 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE 23 ON OCTOBER 6, 2005 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-29 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/27 APPROVAL OF NEW STUDENT SENATOR 2 3 BY: Tyson Moore and Emily Besler 4 5 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College of 6 Education; and 7 8 WHEREAS, Alex Suñé has been chosen by the College of Education Council to fill the vacant 9 Student Senator seat. 10 11 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 12 13 SECTION 1. Alex Suñé be approved as a Student Senator for the College of Education. 14 15 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE BY 16 UNANIMOUS CONSENT ON OCTOBER 13, 2005

R-30 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/28 STUDENT SENATE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE 2 DISBURSEMENT OF THE CITY/UNIVERSITY 3 SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2007 4 5 BY: Governmental Relations Committee 6 7 WHEREAS, The 1993-1994 Student Senate supported the annexation of the Kansas State University 8 campus by the City of Manhattan; 9 10 WHEREAS, Students at Kansas State University contribute significant amounts of money to the city’s 11 economy through the payment of sales taxes and franchise fees generated by the sale of 12 items on the K-State campus; 13 14 WHEREAS, The City/University Special Projects Fund was established to return these tax revenues to 15 K-State students in the form of projects that benefit both the City of Manhattan and 16 Kansas State University; 17 18 WHEREAS, Students should continue to have an active voice in the usage of funds derived from their 19 sales tax dollars as they have since the fund’s creation; 20 21 WHEREAS, Current city estimates predict a total of $374,900 in the City/University Special Projects 22 Fund available for projects in calendar year 2007; 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 year 26 2007; 27 28 WHEREAS, Student Senate’s priority list has historically served as the framework for the president’s 29 recommendation to the city of Manhattan concerning the usage of City/University 30 Special Projects Fund monies; 31 32 WHEREAS, The Governmental Relations Committee has reviewed student, administration, and city 33 project proposals for CY 2007; and 34 35 WHEREAS, The projects listed below are believed to be most beneficial to the students of Kansas 36 State University and the City of Manhattan in 2007. 37 38 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 39 40 SECTION 1. The $374,900 from the City/University Special Projects Fund is recommended to be 41 distributed as follows: 42 43 1. The widening of Denison Avenue to include a middle turning lane 44 according to the city’s plans calling for $750,000 from the 45 City/University Special Projects Fund over several years: $155,047 46

R-31 1 2. Continued sidewalk and lighting improvements: $75,000 2 3 3. The construction of a pedestrian sidewalk on the west side of 4 College Ave. from Claflin to Kimball: $144,853 5 6 SECTION 2. The Kansas State University administration shall inform Student Senate of the actual 7 allocations made by the Manhattan City Commission from the City/University Special 8 Projects Fund in the spring of 2006. 9 10 SECTION 3. Prior to discussion of allocations from the fund in calendar year 2008, the administration 11 shall revisit the Governmental Relations Committee to discuss the progress of funded 12 projects. This will allow committee members to make educated recommendations for the 13 fund disbursement in the next calendar year. 14 15 SECTION 4. A copy of this resolution shall be given to Kansas State University President Jon Wefald, 16 Vice President for Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Faculty Senate President 17 Tom Herald, Director for Facilities Custodial Services John Woods, members of the 18 City/University Special Projects Committee, and members of the Manhattan City 19 Commission. 20 21 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 22 OCTOBER 20, 2005 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-32 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/29 APPROVAL OF NEW STUDENT SENATOR 2 3 BY: Tyson Moore and Emily Besler 4 5 WHEREAS, There is one vacancy in the office of Student Senator for the College of Arts and 6 Sciences; and 7 8 WHEREAS, Michael Manley earned the next highest vote total in the College of Arts and 9 Sciences during the 2005 SGA elections. 10 11 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 12 13 SECTION 1. Michael Manley be approved as a Student Senator for the College of Arts and 14 Sciences. 15 16 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 17 OCTOBER 20, 2005 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-33 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/30 APPROVAL OF HONOR 2 COUNCIL CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES 3 4 BY: Tyson Moore 5 6 WHEREAS, The K-State Honor System was created in the fall of 1999; 7 8 WHEREAS, The Honor System Honor Council is an organization of students and faculty who seek to 9 preserve the integrity of the Honor Pledge at Kansas State University. It aims to secure 10 justice for any student under suspicion of dishonesty, to vindicate his or her name if 11 innocent and, if responsible, to protect the honor and standing of the remaining students 12 by imposing the appropriate sanction as set forth in the By-Laws. It proposes to do this in 13 accordance with the procedures, rules, and organization hereinafter set forth; 14 15 WHEREAS, Last year, the Honor Council voted and approved constitutional changes that provide 16 students the right to contest allegations of Honor Pledge violations and to have the 17 allegations investigated and adjudicated according to established Honor System 18 procedures; 19 20 WHEREAS, The constitutional amendment also aids in tracking repeat Honor Pledge violators, 21 protects faculty from legal redress by following established academic procedures, and 22 helps promote academic integrity which helps students grow ethically; and 23 24 WHEREAS, According to the Honor Council Constitution, all constitutional amendments by the 25 Honor Council are subject to Student Senate approval. 26 27 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 28 29 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association hereby approves the 30 following constitutional amendment proposed by the K-State Honor System Honor 31 Council: 32 33 Article I. #2 of the Honor System Constitution: In order to provide students the right to 34 address allegations of academic dishonesty, all members of the academic community, 35 both students and faculty are urged to report violations of the Honor Pledge to the office 36 of the Honor System. Violations that result in an academic sanction being imposed must 37 be reported. An academic sanction is any action that would lower a student’s grade on 38 an assignment or for the course. 39 40 An Honor Pledge violation must be reported when: 41 42 a. A faculty member alleges a violation and imposes an academic 43 sanction. 44 b. A faculty member alleges a violation and requests an investigation and 45 hearing.

R-34 1 c. A student or faculty member suspects an Honor Pledge violation and 2 requests an investigation. The case investigation concludes once a 3 decision has been made whether there is sufficient information to proceed 4 to the adjudication stage. 5 6 An Honor Pledge violation may not need to be reported when: 7 8 a. A faculty member alleges a violation and issues a warning but imposes 9 no academic sanction. 10 b. A faculty member alleges a violation, issues a warning and provides 11 the student an opportunity to correct the transgression, but imposes no 12 academic sanction. 13 c. A faculty member alleges a violation, issues a warning and provides an 14 opportunity for the student to redo the assignment or exam, but imposes 15 no academic sanction. 16 17 18 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, a copy 19 of this resolution shall be sent to Provost Duane Nellis, Faculty Senate President Tom 20 Herald, Honor System Director David Allen, Honor System Associate Director Helene 21 Marcoux, and Honor System Director Emeritus Phil Anderson. 22 23 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE 24 ON NOVEMBER 10, 2005 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-35 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/31 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS TO THE 2 STUDENT SENATE SPECIAL 3 COMMITTEE TO STUDY 4 AND REVIEW BOND SURPLUS FUND 5 ALTERNATIVE PROPOSALS 6 7 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, and Emily Besler 8 9 WHEREAS, The Student Senate Special Committee to Study and Review Bond Surplus Fund 10 Alternative Proposals was created by Bill 05/06/34; 11 12 WHEREAS, The Student Body President and the Student Senate Chair must appoint thirteen 13 members to the committee; 14 15 WHEREAS, These positions were sufficiently advertised; and 16 17 WHEREAS, Such appointments are subject to Student Senate approval. 18 19 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. The following students, appointed by the Student Body President and the Student 22 Senate Chair, be approved as members of the Student Senate Special Committee 23 to Study and Review Bond Surplus Fund Alternative Proposals: 24 25 Susan Alsop 26 Katie Beye 27 Clint Blaes 28 Ashley Boldt 29 Larry Fadler 30 Molly Hamm 31 Zach Hauser 32 Matt King 33 Mardell Maxwell 34 Ana Miller 35 Chancy Montera 36 Lydia Peele 37 Matt Wagner 38 39 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE BY 40 UNANIMOUS CONSENT ON NOVEMBER 17, 2005

R-36 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/32 COMMENDATION TO COACH 2 BILL SNYDER AND HIS FAMILY 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, Dave Hart, Mary Fox, Karthik Reddy, Nick 5 Levendofsky, Monica Lair, Matt Coleman, Corey Fortin, Stacy Mayo, Gavin Couvelha, Ian Stinson, Jessica 6 Chipman, Matt Wagner, Joe Vossen, Ashley Boldt, Nick Piper, Colleen Loo, Alex Lovely, Clint Blaes, Lydia Peele, 7 Tim Weninger, Bryan Cox, Kyana Lee, Brandon Sager, Sally Maddock, Brad Rice, Kyle Lawrence, Daniel 8 Nibarger, William Muir, Josh Hersh, Jacob Will, Alex Sune, Piper Hoskins, Katherine Dick, Anthony Carter, Kyle 9 Sherwood, Ryan Hannebaum, Kyle Wilk, Phil White, Kim O’Connor, Amy Shultz, Jared Palan, Katie Beye, 10 Stephen Bigge, Carrie Kysler, Erin Owen, Erin Dickens, Katie Shaeffer. Shelby Dederick, William Lopez, Kelsy 11 Frasier, Matt King, Jennifer Mosier, Annie Dwyer, Ben Trenary, Jennifer Gwaltney, Kelly Opara, Josh McGinn, 12 Larry Fadler, Melissa Hillebrand, Zach Oswald, Taylor Symons, Jim Mosimann, Matt Woodward, Amanda 13 Thompson, Adam Noll, Amanda Lennington, Michelle Lane, Shelby Dederick, Alyssa Williams, DaNesha 14 McNeely, D’Andre Williams, Molly Hamm, Madisson Loeb, Nacole Boan, William Lopez, Jarret Rice, Libby 15 Matile, Kyle Huschka, Michael Manley, Kelly Stout, Whitney Hubert, Martha Schnieder, Keaton Brewer, Peter 16 Boos, Jamie Ball, Pat Smith, Sarah Sexton, Emily Schmeidler, Sreedhar Upendram, Altaf Karim, Job Springer, 17 Adam Borst, and Erica Martens 18 19 WHEREAS, Bill Snyder was hired as head football coach for the K-State Wildcats in 1988 at a time when K- 20 State was experiencing a dismal 27-game winless streak; 21 22 WHEREAS, Snyder’s legacy includes winning 136 games in his 17 years as head coach and a Big XII 23 Championship, appearing in three Big XII Championship games, sharing the Big XII North title 24 four times since conference play began in 1996, and guiding K-State to 11 straight bowl 25 appearances during his term, signifying the greatest turnaround in college football history; 26 27 WHEREAS, Snyder, a hero to the K-State community, was named National Coach of the Year three times and 28 Big 8 and Big XII Coach of the Year seven times by various media outlets. Former Oklahoma 29 Sooners and Dallas Cowboys head coach, Barry Switzer, exclaimed, “Bill Snyder isn’t the coach 30 of the year, he isn’t the coach of the decade, he’s the coach of the century.”; 31 32 WHEREAS, Snyder’s role as head coach was only a small part of what earned him the respect of his players, 33 fans, and family. “It’s about how he loves his players. He was more of a father than he was a 34 head coach,” said Darren Sproles, former K-State running back. The sacrifices he and his family 35 made exemplify their passion for the university, earning national recognition and allowing 36 Snyder to make K-State a leader in college football; 37 38 WHEREAS, Snyder’s contributions off the field symbolize the commitment to dedication and servitude 39 embodied by the K-State family. His involvement includes serving as the chair of the 40 Leadership Studies Building Campaign, honorary chair of the Changing Lives Campaign, and 41 past president of the Friends of the KSU Libraries; and 42 43 WHEREAS, Snyder’s retirement signifies the end of an era for K-State; his contributions to the athletic 44 department and the university fostered an unprecedented legacy of dedication, service, and pride. 45 46 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 47 48 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association hereby commends Coach Bill 49 Snyder and his family for their dedication and service to K-State. 50 51 SECTION 2. The Kansas State Student Governing Association also commends the K-State Athletic 52 Department, University Administration, and the Kansas Board of Regents for renaming KSU 53 Stadium after Coach Bill Snyder’s family.R-37 1 2 SECTION 3. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, a copy of this 3 resolution shall be sent to: Head Football Coach Bill Snyder, his wife Sharon Snyder, President 4 Jon Wefald, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Director of Athletics Tim 5 Weiser, Alumni Association President Amy Renz, Kansas Board of Regents President and CEO 6 Reggie Robinson, Kansas Board of Regents Chair Donna Shank, and Kansas Board of Regents 7 Vice Chair Nelson Galle, other members of the Kansas Board of Regents. 8 9 THIS BILL PASSED STUDENT SENATE BY 10 UNANIMOUS CONSENT ON NOVEMBER 17, 2005

R-38 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/33 RESOLUTION OPPOSING A 2 TAXPAYER’S BILL OF RIGHTS 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, Matt King, Kevin Phillips, 5 Annie Dwyer, Ben Trenary, Jennifer Mosier, Jenny Gwaltney, Melissa Hillebrand, Larry 6 Fadler, Josh McGinn, Zach Oswald, Zane Unrau, Trent Scott, Chase Higgins, Nacole 7 Boan, Melissa Hildebrand, Daniel Nibarger, Alejandro Suñé, Brandon Sager, William 8 Lopez, Bryan Cox, Taylor Symons, Kyle Lawrence, Gavin Couvelha, Jamie Ball, Kelly 9 Stout, Katie Beye, Clint Blaes, Jason Topp, Taylor Symons, Ashley Boldt, Phil White, 10 Emily Schmeidler, Nick Piper, Dave Hart, Monica Lair, Keaton Brewer, Amy Schultz, 11 Tim Weninger, Nick Levendofsky, Kyle Wilk, Lydia Peele, Corey Fortin, Pat Rinearson, 12 Stacy Mayo, Mary Fox, Kim O’Conner, Amanda Thompson, Shelby Dederick, Molly 13 Hamm, Matt Wagner, Matt Woodward, Shiloh Dutton, Tim Lindemuth, Adam Noll and 14 Ian Stinson 15 16 WHEREAS, The Kansas State Student Governing Association proudly supports the State of Kansas’ 17 strong tradition of making public higher education obtainable to all its citizens, regardless 18 of income, and that access to affordable high quality educational opportunities is 19 increasingly necessary for Kansans to succeed in today’s ever-changing and competitive 20 global economic environment; 21 22 WHEREAS, The Kansas State Student Governing Association is aware of the damage inflicted upon 23 vital public services in the State of Colorado; in particular, the harm to that state’s higher 24 education system that has occurred since it adopted a constitutional revenue and 25 expenditure limitation, known as the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights (TABOR), in 1992; 26 27 WHEREAS, Colorado’s problems demonstrate how constitutional or statutory revenue and 28 expenditure limitations jeopardize access to higher education by severely reducing 29 student financial aid while causing higher education institutions to dramatically raise 30 tuition costs, thus pricing many low and middle-income students out of a college degree; 31 32 WHEREAS, Constitutional or statutory limits on state revenues and expenditures would severely 33 restrict the state’s ability to invest in vital public services, such as higher education, 34 which are critical to the state’s economic growth and well-being; 35 36 WHEREAS, If TABOR was approved in the state of Kansas in 1993, higher education spending would 37 have been reduced by $76 million. To compensate for the reduction in the budget, higher 38 education institutions would have increased tuition $1,400 per year, fired 1,200 faculty 39 from the higher education system, or cut K-State Research and Extension funding in half; 40 and 41 42 WHEREAS, The overall quality of education and instruction would be severely diminished at every 43 Regents’ institution if TABOR was enacted in the state of Kansas. 44 45 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 46

R-39 47 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association strongly opposes enactment 48 of a Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights (TABOR) or other legislation limiting constitutional or 49 statutory revenues and expenditures that restrict the state’s ability to invest in higher 50 education and other vital public services. 51 52 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, a copy 53 of this resolution will be sent to: President Jon Wefald, Assistant to the President Susan 54 Peterson, Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob 55 Krause, Vice President for Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Dean of Student 56 Life Pat Bosco, Faculty Senate President Tom Herald, Alumni Association President 57 Amy Renz, Chair of the Board of Regents Donna Shank, CEO and President of the Board 58 of Regents Reggie Robinson, other members of the Kansas Board of Regents, Governor 59 Kathleen Sebelius, Lieutenant Governor John Moore, Senate President Steve Morris, 60 Senate Vice President John Vratil, Senate Majority Leader Derek Schmidt, Senate 61 Minority Leader Anthony Hensley, Senate Minority Whip Chris Steineger, Speaker of 62 the House Doug Mays, Speaker Pro Tem Ray Merrick, House Majority Leader Clay 63 Aurand, House Majority Whip Steven Brunk, House Minority Leader Dennis McKinney, 64 Assistant House Minority Leader Eber Phelps, House Education Committee Chairperson 65 Kathe Decker, House Education Committee Vice Chairperson Deena Horst, Senate 66 Education Committee Chairperson Jean Schodorf, Senate Education Committee Ranking 67 Minority Member Janis Lee, other members of the Kansas Legislature, City of Manhattan 68 Chamber of Commerce President Lyle Butler, Editors-in-Chief of the Kansas City Star, 69 the Topeka Capital-Journal, the Wichita Eagle, the Hutchinson News, the Manhattan 70 Mercury, the Salina Journal, the Hays Daily News, the Dodge City Daily Globe, the 71 Colby Free Press, and the K-State Collegian. 72 73 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON NOVEMBER 17, 2005 74 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-40 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/34 RESOLUTION SUPPORTING A CITY 2 ORDINANCE FOR SMOKE-FREE WORKPLACES 3 4 BY: Daniel Nibarger, Melissa Hillebrand, Mary Beth Cook, Zac Cook, and Sadie Culver 5 6 WHEREAS, Secondhand smoke is estimated to cause 53,000 premature deaths in the United States 7 annually from heart disease, lung cancer, and other illnesses; 8 9 WHEREAS, 78% of the adults in Kansas do not smoke; 10 11 WHEREAS, Secondhand smoke contains more than 60 known or probable carcinogens and more than 12 4,000 chemicals including formaldehyde, arsenic, cyanide, and carbon monoxide; 13 14 WHEREAS, Bar and restaurant workers who do not smoke have a 30 percent higher risk of lung 15 cancer than all other nonsmokers; 16 17 WHEREAS, Bartenders working an eight-hour shift in a smoky bar receive the same exposure to 18 smoke as if they had smoked half a pack of cigarettes; 19 20 WHEREAS, The mission of the City of Manhattan is to sustain order and protect public safety, 21 promote public health, preserve the built and natural environment, and enhance economic 22 vitality. The City of Manhattan supports a regional community in which individuals and 23 families develop and thrive; 24 25 WHEREAS, The purpose of a city-wide ordinance would be (1) to protect students, workers, and the 26 public health and welfare by prohibiting smoking in public places and places of 27 employment; and (2) to guarantee the right of nonsmokers to breathe smoke-free air, and 28 to recognize that the need to breathe smoke-free air shall not have priority over the desire 29 to smoke; and 30 31 WHEREAS, The City Commission has asked for evidence of support from K-State and the 32 surrounding community, and Students for Clean Air Manhattan (SCAM) will be 33 presenting this resolution to the commission;. 34 35 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 36 37 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association recommends that the 38 Manhattan City Commission take steps to protect the public health, as stated in their 39 mission statement, and adopt a city-wide ordinance eliminating smoking in all 40 workplaces and enclosed public buildings. 41 42 SECTION 2. A copy of this resolution be sent to University President Jon Wefald; Dean of Student 43 Life Pat Bosco; Faculty Senate President Tom Herald; Lafene Director Lannie 44 Zweimiller, Mayor Ed Klimek; Mayor Pro-Tem Bruce Snead; City Commissioners Mark 45 Hatesohl, Jayme Morris-Hardeman and Tom Phillips; City Manager Ron Fehr, and the 46 Manhattan Chamber of Commerce. 47 48 THIS RESOLUTION WAS REFERRED TO THE GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS 49 COMMITTEE ON DECEMBER 1, 2005

R-41 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/35 APPROVAL OF 2 ELECTIONS COMMISSIONER 3 4 BY: Tyson Moore, Michael Burns, and Shiloh Dutton 5 6 WHEREAS, The Elections Commissioner is jointly appointed by the Student Body President, the 7 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. Tanner Banion be approved as Elections Commissioner for the 2005-2006 SGA term. 14 15 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE BY 16 UNANIMOUS CONSENT ON DECEMBER 1, 2005 17

R-42 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/36 COMMENDATION TO 2 MARSHALL SCHOLAR 3 4 BY: Student Affairs and Social Services Standing Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Marshall Scholarship is a prestigious award that recognizes undergraduate 7 students for their academic excellence and fund a graduate degree at any 8 university in England; 9 10 WHEREAS, Patrice Holderbach was selected as a Marshall Scholar; 11 12 WHEREAS, Patrice Holderbach deserves recognition for her part in continuing K-State’s 13 tradition role as a lead of the nation’s public universities in Marshall Scholarship 14 recipients being the 10th K-State student to receive this award since 1984; and 15 16 WHEREAS, This scholarship is a testament to Patrice Holderbach’s hard work, dedication, and 17 diligence while at Kansas State University. 18 19 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends Patrice 22 Holderbach on her selection as a Marshall Scholar and wishes her continued 23 success. 24 25 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to Patrice Holderbach, her parents 26 Curtis and Jean Holderbach, Scholarship Advisor Jim Hohenbary, Provost Duane 27 Nellis, and Kansas State University President Jon Wefald. 28 29 THE RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 30 JANUARY 26, 2006 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-43 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/37 APPROVAL OF ELECTIONS REVIEW 2 COMMITTEE MEMBERS 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Committee and Shiloh Dutton 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 from the Judicial Branch; 10 11 WHEREAS, Those 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 Committee: 20 21 Curtis Schwieterman- Chair 22 Andrew Burch - Judicial Member 23 Matthew Woerman - Judicial Member 24 Tyson Moore - Legislative Member 25 Brandon Sager - Legislative Member 26 Colleen Loo - Legislative Member 27 28 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 29 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-44 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/38 APPROVAL OF HONOR 2 COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene and Tyson Moore 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 student voice 12 and concern; 13 14 WHEREAS, These positions were sufficiently advertised and applications were made available 15 to all interested students; 16 17 WHEREAS, There are vacancies on the Honor Council in the College of Architecture, 18 Planning and Design, and the College of Business Administration; and 19 20 WHEREAS, The following appointments are subject to Student Senate approval. 21 22 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 23 24 SECTION 1. Molly Page be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 25 Architecture, Planning and Design for the spring 2006 term. 26 27 SECTION 2. Megan Reed be approved as a member of the Honor Council for the College of 28 Business Administration for the spring 2006 term. 29 30 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 31 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-45 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/39 APPROVAL OF UNIVERSITY 2 COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 3 4 BY: Michael Burns and Grant Groene 5 6 WHEREAS, The following person has been selected by the Student Body President in 7 consultation with the Student Body Vice President to serve on a university- 8 wide committee during the remaining 2005-2006 term; and 9 10 WHEREAS, This appointment is subject to approval by Student Senate. 11 12 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 13 14 SECTION 1. The following individual be approved to serve on this 15 University Committee for the remaining 2005-2006 term: 16 17 8270 Out-of-State Fee Appeals Board 18 Julie Squib 19 20 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 21 BY UANIMOUS CONSENT

R-46 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/40 COMMENDATION TO 2 PRESIDENT JON WEFALD 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, Dave Hart, Mary Fox, Karthik Reddy, 5 Nick Levendofsky, Monica Lair, Matt Coleman, Corey Fortin, Stacy Mayo, Gavin Couvelha, Ian 6 Stinson, Jessica Chipman, Matt Wagner, Joe Vossen, Ashley Boldt, Nick Piper, Colleen Loo, Alex 7 Lovely, Clint Blaes, Lydia Peele, Tim Weninger, Bryan Cox, Brandon Sager, Sally Maddock, 8 Brad Rice, Kyle Lawrence, Daniel Nibarger, William Muir, Josh Hersh, Jacob Will, Alex Sune, 9 Piper Hoskins, Katherine Dick, Anthony Carter, Kyle Sherwood, Ryan Hannebaum, Kyle Wilk, 10 Phil White, Amy Shultz, Jared Palan, Katie Beye, Stephen Bigge, Carrie Kysler, Erin Owen, Erin 11 Dickens, Katie Shaeffer, Shelby Dederick, William Lopez, Kelsy Frasier, Matt King, Jennifer 12 Mosier, Annie Dwyer, Ben Trenary, Jennifer Gwaltney, Kelly Opara, Josh McGinn, Larry Fadler, 13 Melissa Hillebrand, Zach Oswald, Taylor Symons, Jim Mosimann, Matt Woodward, Amanda 14 Thompson, Adam Noll, Amanda Lennington, Michelle Lane, Shelby Dederick, Alyssa Williams, 15 DaNesha McNeely, D’Andre Williams, Molly Hamm, Madisson Loeb, Nacole Boan, William 16 Lopez, Jarret Rice, Libby Matile, Kyle Huschka, Michael Manley, Kelly Stout, Whitney Hubert, 17 Martha Schnieder, Keaton Brewer, Peter Boos, Jamie Ball, Pat Smith, Sarah Sexton, Emily 18 Schmeidler, Sreedhar Upendram, Altaf Karim, Job Springer and, Adam Borst 19 20 WHEREAS, On January 22, 2006, Kansas State University President Jon Wefald was awarded 21 the 2006 Council for the Advancement and Support of Education—District VI 22 Chief Executive Leader of the Year Award; 23 24 WHEREAS, President Wefald, in his 20 years at Kansas State University, has provided 25 leadership to a university that found itself with enrollment numbers less than 26 16,000 students prior to his inauguration to more than 23,000 , and has brought to 27 the university into being an institution of national prominence; 28 29 WHEREAS, President Wefald has created a vision and inspired others in making Kansas State 30 a comprehensive research university committed to undergraduate and graduate 31 education; world class, cutting-edge research, and service to the state, nation and 32 world; 33 34 WHEREAS, President Wefald continues to establish a positive image for the institution by 35 championing the academic success of K-State students, specifically the 103 36 students winning Rhodes, Marshall, Truman, Goldwater, and Udall scholarships, 37 ranking Kansas State seventh nationally among private and public institutions; 38 39 WHEREAS, President Wefald’s constant encouragement of innovation and risk taking among 40 all university officials has helped Kansas State add more than two million square 41 feet of new facilities, rebuild the football program, and empower the KSU 42 Foundation to increase its endowment sixfold; and 43 44 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association recognizes the belief 45 President Wefald has in young people and appreciates the trust and confidence he 46 has in students to make strong and appropriate decisions for the future of our 47 institution. 48

R-47 1 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 2 3 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends President 4 Jon Wefald on his selection as the 2006 CASE—District VI Chief Executive 5 Leader of the Year. 6 7 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to President Jon Wefald, his wife 8 Ruth Ann Wefald, Chair of the Kansas Board of Regents Donna Shank, Vice 9 Chair of the Kansas Board of Regents Nelson Galle, President and CEO of the 10 Kansas Board of Regents Reggie Robinson, Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President 11 for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, and Vice President for Administration 12 and Finance Tom Rawson. 13 14 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 9, 2006 15 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-48 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/41 COMMENDATION TO 2 INSTITUTUIONAL ADVACEMENT DIVISION 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, Dave Hart, Mary Fox, Karthik Reddy, 5 Nick Levendofsky, Monica Lair, Matt Coleman, Corey Fortin, Stacy Mayo, Gavin Couvelha, Ian 6 Stinson, Jessica Chipman, Matt Wagner, Joe Vossen, Ashley Boldt, Nick Piper, Colleen Loo, Alex 7 Lovely, Clint Blaes, Lydia Peele, Tim Weninger, Bryan Cox, Brandon Sager, Sally Maddock, 8 Brad Rice, Kyle Lawrence, Daniel Nibarger, William Muir, Josh Hersh, Jacob Will, Alex Sune, 9 Piper Hoskins, Katherine Dick, Anthony Carter, Kyle Sherwood, Ryan Hannebaum, Kyle Wilk, 10 Phil White, Amy Shultz, Jared Palan, Katie Beye, Stephen Bigge, Carrie Kysler, Erin Owen, Erin 11 Dickens, Katie Shaeffer, Shelby Dederick, William Lopez, Kelsy Frasier, Matt King, Jennifer 12 Mosier, Annie Dwyer, Ben Trenary, Jennifer Gwaltney, Kelly Opara, Josh McGinn, Larry Fadler, 13 Melissa Hillebrand, Zach Oswald, Taylor Symons, Jim Mosimann, Matt Woodward, Amanda 14 Thompson, Adam Noll, Amanda Lennington, Michelle Lane, Shelby Dederick, Alyssa Williams, 15 DaNesha McNeely, D’Andre Williams, Molly Hamm, Madisson Loeb, Nacole Boan, William 16 Lopez, Jarret Rice, Libby Matile, Kyle Huschka, Michael Manley, Kelly Stout, Whitney Hubert, 17 Martha Schnieder, Keaton Brewer, Peter Boos, Jamie Ball, Pat Smith, Sarah Sexton, Emily 18 Schmeidler, Sreedhar Upendram, Altaf Karim, Job Springer, and Adam Borst 19 20 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Institutional Advancement Division won the Council 21 for the Advancement and Support of Education's 2006 District VI Sweepstakes 22 Award; 23 24 WHEREAS, The institutional advancement division includes the K-State Alumni Association, 25 the KSU Foundation, the Office of University Publications, the Office of Media 26 Relations and Marketing, K-State Photographic Services and like representatives 27 at the K-State at Salina campus; 28 29 WHEREAS, Although the professionals in these K-State units have annually won many 30 awards, this is the first time in the history of the university they won the 31 Sweepstakes Award; 32 33 WHEREAS, Institutions of higher education with more than 15,000 students in the states of 34 Kansas, Missouri, Colorado, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, South Dakota and North 35 Dakota are eligible to compete in District VI; 36 37 WHEREAS, The Sweepstakes Award recognizes the top achievement in Institutional 38 Advancement programming in alumni relations and fundraising, writing, 39 publications, photography, electronic media and Web site development; and 40 41 WHEREAS, Kansas State University won 22 awards: 3 grand gold, 5 gold, 4 silver and 10 42 bronze awards. 43 44 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 45 46 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends the 47 administration and staff working in the institutional advancement division for 48 winning the 2006 Sweepstakes Award.

R-49 49 50 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution will be sent to the Chair of the Kansas 51 Board of Regents Donna Shank, K-State President Jon Wefald, Vice President for 52 Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, K-State Alumni Association President 53 Amy Button Renz, K-State Alumni Association Board of Directors Chair Tara 54 Cupps, KSU Foundation President Gary Hellebust, KSU Foundation Executive 55 Committee Chair Lyle Pishny, Director of the Office of University Publications 56 Sharon Morrow, Director of the Office of Media Relations and Marketing Cheryl 57 May, Director of K-State Photographic Services Dan Donnert, and Dean of 58 College of Technology and Aviation Dennis Kuhlman. 59 60 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006 61 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-50 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/42 COMMENDATION 2 TO GAYLE SPENCER 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, Dave Hart, Mary Fox, Karthik Reddy, 5 Nick Levendofsky, Monica Lair, Matt Coleman, Corey Fortin, Stacy Mayo, Gavin Couvelha, Ian 6 Stinson, Jessica Chipman, Matt Wagner, Joe Vossen, Ashley Boldt, Nick Piper, Colleen Loo, Alex 7 Lovely, Clint Blaes, Lydia Peele, Tim Weninger, Bryan Cox, Brandon Sager, Sally Maddock, 8 Brad Rice, Kyle Lawrence, Daniel Nibarger, William Muir, Josh Hersh, Jacob Will, Alex Sune, 9 Piper Hoskins, Katherine Dick, Anthony Carter, Kyle Sherwood, Ryan Hannebaum, Kyle Wilk, 10 Phil White, Amy Shultz, Jared Palan, Katie Beye, Stephen Bigge, Carrie Kysler, Erin Owen, Erin 11 Dickens, Katie Shaeffer, Shelby Dederick, William Lopez, Kelsy Frasier, Matt King, Jennifer 12 Mosier, Annie Dwyer, Ben Trenary, Jennifer Gwaltney, Kelly Opara, Josh McGinn, Larry Fadler, 13 Melissa Hillebrand, Zach Oswald, Taylor Symons, Jim Mosimann, Matt Woodward, Amanda 14 Thompson, Adam Noll, Amanda Lennington, Michelle Lane, Shelby Dederick, Alyssa Williams, 15 DaNesha McNeely, D’Andre Williams, Molly Hamm, Madisson Loeb, Nacole Boan, William 16 Lopez, Jarret Rice, Libby Matile, Kyle Huschka, Michael Manley, Kelly Stout, Whitney Hubert, 17 Martha Schnieder, Keaton Brewer, Peter Boos, Jamie Ball, Pat Smith, Sarah Sexton, Emily 18 Schmeidler, Sreedhar Upendram, Altaf Karim, Job Springer, and Adam Borst 19 20 WHEREAS, On Saturday, December 17, 2005, Dr. Gayle Spencer was awarded the Western 21 Illinois University Alumni Achievement Award; 22 23 WHEREAS, Western’s Alumni Achievement Award is given in recognition of: exceptional 24 accomplishment in a chosen field or endeavor; exceptional service in community 25 affairs at the local, state, or national levels; and exceptional service in support of 26 the advancement and continued excellence of Western Illinois University; 27 28 WHEREAS, Dr. Spencer has exemplified outstanding service in her chosen field of student 29 services by developing and challenging young minds through her interest and 30 involvement in the Student Governing Association, Greek Affairs, Chi Omega 31 sorority and other student services; 32 33 WHEREAS, Dr. Spencer has served in many national leadership roles including chair and 34 treasurer for the National Association for Campus Activities; 35 36 WHEREAS, Dr. Spencer has continued to provide recognition to her alma mater, Western 37 Illinois University, by receiving the National Association for Campus Activities 38 East Coast Higher Education Research Award, the American College Personnel 39 Association Commission for Student Involvement Research Award and the 40 National Association for Campus Activities Heart of America Region 41 Outstanding Career Achievement Award; and 42 43 WHEREAS, The Student Governing Association recognizes the significant role that Dr. 44 Spencer has provided over the last nine years in mentoring student leaders and 45 developing the Kansas State University Student Governing Association into one 46 of the strongest in the nation. 47 48

R-51 49 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 50 51 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends Dr. 52 Gayle Spencer on receiving the Western Illinois University Alumni Achievement 53 Award. 54 55 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to: Assistant Dean of Student Life 56 Gayle Spencer, University President Jon Wefald, Vice President for Institutional 57 Advancement Bob Krause, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Assistant Vice 58 President Carla Jones, Director of Greek Affairs Scott Jones, and President of the 59 Chi Omega sorority Laura Bjerg. 60 61 THE RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON FEBUARY 9, 2006 62 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-52 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/43 COMMENDATION TO KANSAS STATE 2 UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM 3 4 BY: Jim Mosimann, Matt Woodward, Annie Dwyer, Monica Lair, Nick Piper, Alex Lovely 5 Michael Manely, Jamie Ball, Tim Lindemuth, and Brad Rice 6 7 WHEREAS, Kansas State University and the University of Kansas share a rich and storied basketball 8 rivalry that spans the course of a century, as well as 259 games, and is the eighth oldest 9 NCAA Division I college basketball rivalry; 10 11 WHEREAS, Prior to January 14, 2006, the last Kansas State University Men’s Basketball victory over 12 the University of Kansas occurred on January 17, 1994, thus beginning a streak that 13 stretched 31 games, as well as 11 years, 11 months, and 28 days; 14 15 WHEREAS, On January 14, 2006, the Kansas State University Men’s Basketball Team defeated the 16 University of Kansas Men’s Basketball Team, 59-55, in Allen Field House, thus ending 17 the previously mentioned winless streak; and 18 19 WHEREAS, The victory over the University of Kansas promises an enthusiastic, healthy, and 20 entertaining rebirth of the once-stagnant Sunflower Rivalry that students of both 21 academic institutions can look forward to in the future. 22 23 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 24 25 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends the Kansas State 26 University Men’s Basketball Team for defeating the University of Kansas Men’s 27 Basketball Team for the first time since 1994 and wishes their continued success in the 28 2005-2006 basketball season. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution be sent to Kansas State University Men’s 31 Basketball Head Coach Jim Wooldridge, Kansas State University Athletic Director Tim 32 Weiser, and Kansas State University President Jon Wefald. 33 34 THIS RESOLUTION WAS REFFERED TO THE 35 STUDENT AFFAIRS AND SERVICES COMMITTEE ON FEBUARY 2, 2006

R-53 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/44 APPROVAL OF NEW STUDENT SENATOR 2 3 BY: Tyson Moore and Emily Besler 4 5 WHEREAS, There are three vacancies in the office of Student Senator for the Graduate 6 School; and 7 8 WHEREAS, Dianne Whitney has been chosen by the Graduate Student Council to fill one 9 vacant Student Senator seat for the Graduate School. 10 11 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 12 13 SECTION 1. Dianne Whitney be approved as Student Senator for the Graduate School. 14 15 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 16 FEBUARY 9, 2006 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-54 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/45 APPROVAL OF RESIDENCE HALL LIAISON 2 FOR STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT’S CABINET 3 4 BY: Michael Burns and Grant Groene 5 6 WHEREAS, The Student Body President must appoint a cabinet; 7 8 WHEREAS, There is an opening for the position of Residence Hall Liaison; 9 10 WHEREAS, The position on the Student Body President’s Cabinet was sufficiently advertised; 11 and 12 13 WHEREAS, The following individual proved to be best qualified for the position. 14 15 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 16 17 SECTION 1. The following individual be approved as a member of the 2005-2006 Student 18 Body President’s Cabinet: 19 20 Residence Hall Liaison Ana Miller 21 22 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 23 FEBUARY 9, 2006 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-55 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/46 SUPPORT FOR ALLOCATION 2 OF BOND SURPLUS ACCOUNT 3 4 BY: Student Fee Bond Surplus Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, University administration has requested of into how to utilize excess funds in the 7 bond surplus account; 8 9 WHEREAS, This money should be utilized to benefit the student body; 10 11 WHEREAS, Needs have been identified that require one-time expenditures; 12 13 WHEREAS, The excess funds provide the opportunity to complete major one-time projects; 14 and 15 16 WHEREAS, These recommendations will be submitted to university administration. 17 18 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 19 20 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association recommends to the 21 University President the following projects for use of the excess funds in the bond 22 surplus account: 23 24 A. $23,000 for audio and visual enhancements to McCain Auditorium. 25 B. $1,000,000 for the installation of an automatic fire suppression system in 26 the K-State Student Union. 27 C. $142,464 for Safe Ride to purchase eight 12-passenger vans. 28 D. $200,000 for the construction of a K-State Challenge Course. 29 E. $72,000 for Hale Library to provide students with electronic copies of full- 30 text journal articles and a Google Search Appliance specific to Hale 31 Library. 32 F. $50,000 for renovations to the International Student Center. 33 34 SECTION 2. Funds not spent at the end of Fiscal Year 2007 shall revert back to the Student Fee 35 Bond Surplus Account. Exceptions may be granted by Student Senate. 36 37 SECTION 3. Progress reports for each project must be submitted to the Student Body Vice 38 President by March 30, 2007. A project summary must be submitted to the 39 Student Body Vice President upon completion of each project. 40 41 SECTION 4. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 42 a copy of this resolution be sent to University President Jon Wefald, Vice 43 President for Administration and Finance Tom Rawson, Vice President for 44 Institutional Advacnement Bob Krause, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, 45 University Controller Keith Ratzloff, Dean of the KSU Libraries Lori Goetsch, 46 Union Director Bernard Pitts, Safe Ride Director Amy Guerich, McCain

R-56 47 Auditorium Technical Director Kyle McGuffin, Assistant Dean of Student Life 48 Emily Lehning, and Director of the International Student Center Donna Davis. 49 50 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON MARCH 16, 2006 51 BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 39/2/0

R-57 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/47 APPROVAL OF 2006 2 SGA ELECTIONS RESULTS 3 4 BY: Senate Operations Committee and Tanner Banion 5 6 WHEREAS, The Student Governing Association Primary Election on February 28 and March 7 1, 2006, and the General Election on March 7 and 8, 2006, were both conducted 8 in the manner prescribed in the KSU SGA By-Laws, Statutes, and 2006 Election 9 Regulations; 10 11 WHEREAS, Section 41-0131 (c) of the Elections Regulations Code requires the Elections 12 Commissioner to submit the unofficial results to the Senate Operations Standing 13 Committee; and the Senate Operations Standing Committee to introduce a 14 resolution for approval to Student Senate at the second regular meeting of the 15 Student Senate following the General Election; and 16 17 WHEREAS, Student Senate has the authority to approve such election results. 18 19 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 20 21 SECTION 1. Student Senate approves the following results of the 2006 SGA Elections and the 22 election of the following. 23 24 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT and STUDENT BODY VICE PRESIDENT 25 Lucas Maddy and Katie Maddy 26 27 UNION GOVERNING BOARD (One-Year Term) (2 positions) 28 Amanda Thompson 29 Erin Hemphill 30 31 UNION GOVERNING BOARD (Two-Year Term) (3 positions) 32 Jacob Will 33 Alyssa Provencio 34 Patrick Criss 35 36 BOARD OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS (One-Year Term) (3 positions) 37 Bryan Cox 38 Gavin Couvelha 39 Chancy Montera 40 41 BOARD OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS (Two-Year Term) (1 position) 42 Jeremy Roberts 43 44 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE STUDENT SENATORS (5 positions) 45 Melissa Hildebrand 46 Phil White

R-58 1 Clint Blaes 2 Jarrod Bowser 3 Emily Schmeidler 4 5 COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING & DESIGN STUDENT SENATORS 6 (2 positions) 7 Kyle Sherwood 8 Tie Vote: Lindsey Miller and Laura Wilke 9 10 COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES STUDENT SENATORS (19 positions) 11 Emily Besler 12 Matt King 13 Molly Hamm 14 Annie Dwyer 15 Joe Vossen 16 Madison Loeb 17 D’André Williams 18 Jim Mosimann 19 Jennifer Mosier 20 Josh Hersh 21 Mary Fox 22 Bryan Cox 23 Piper Hoskins 24 Jessica Chipman 25 Jamie Ball 26 Alyssa Williams 27 Robert Swift 28 Katie Beye 29 Kyle Lawrence 30 31 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION STUDENT SENATORS (7 positions) 32 Amanda Thompson 33 Nick Piper 34 Matt Wagner 35 Matt Woodward 36 Zach Oswald 37 Cameron Addington 38 Sarah Morton 39 40 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION STUDENT SENATORS (5 positions) 41 Anthony Carter 42 Holly Thomas 43 Whitney Hubert 44 Lydia Peele 45 Nicole Hunter 46

R-59 1 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING STUDENT SENATORS (8 positions) 2 Amy Schultz 3 Sam McCord 4 Matt Coleman 5 Ryan Hannebaum 6 Jared Palan 7 Tim Weninger 8 Ian Stinson 9 Peter Boos 10 11 COLLEGE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY STUDENT SENATORS (5 positions) 12 Ashley Boldt 13 Monica Lair 14 Amanda Lenington 15 Kelsey Short 16 Alyssa Provencio 17 18 GRADUATE SCHOOL STUDENT SENATORS (7 positions) 19 Mohan Reddy Metla 20 Sheila Murphy 21 Kellan Kershner 22 Dianne Whitney 23 Daryn Soldan 24 Patrick S. Barton 25 Varun Muthu Kumar 26 27 COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE STUDENT SENATOR (2 positions) 28 James Weemhoff 29 Dagnachelle Adrian 30 31 SECTION 2. Vacancies in office shall be filled by the person receiving the next highest number 32 of votes. 33 34 SECTION 3. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to the Chairpersons of 35 Union Governing Board and Board of Student Publications, President Jon 36 Wefald, and the Deans of the seven Manhattan-based Colleges and the Graduate 37 School. 38 39 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 40 MARCH 30, 2006 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT.

R-60 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/48 COMMENDATION TO COLLEGIAN 2 CITY/GOVERNMENT EDITOR 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, Dave Hart, Karthik Reddy, Nick Levendofsky, Monica 5 Lair, Matt Coleman, Corey Fortin, Stacy Mayo, Gavin Couvelha, Ian Stinson, Jessica Chipman, Matt Wagner, Joe 6 Vossen, Ashley Boldt, Nick Piper, Colleen Loo, Alex Lovely, Clint Blaes, Lydia Peele, Tim Weninger, Bryan Cox, 7 Brandon Sager, Sally Maddock, Brad Rice, Kyle Lawrence, Daniel Nibarger, William Muir, Josh Hersh, Jacob 8 Will, Alex Sune, Piper Hoskins, Katherine Dick, Anthony Carter, Kyle Sherwood, Ryan Hannebaum, Kyle Wilk, 9 Phil White, Amy Shultz, Jared Palan, Katie Beye, Stephen Bigge, Carrie Kysler, Erin Owen, Erin Dickens, Katie 10 Shaeffer, Shelby Dederick, William Lopez, Kelsy Frasier, Matt King, Jennifer Mosier, Annie Dwyer, Ben Trenary, 11 Jennifer Gwaltney, Kelly Opara, Josh McGinn, Larry Fadler, Melissa Hillebrand, Zach Oswald, Taylor Symons, Jim 12 Mosimann, Matt Woodward, Amanda Thompson, Adam Noll, Amanda Lennington, Michelle Lane, Shelby 13 Dederick, Alyssa Williams, DaNesha McNeely, D’Andre Williams, Molly Hamm, Madisson Loeb, Nacole Boan, 14 William Lopez, Jarret Rice, Libby Matile, Kyle Huschka, Michael Manley, Kelly Stout, Whitney Hubert, Martha 15 Schnieder, Keaton Brewer, Peter Boos, Jamie Ball, Pat Smith, Sarah Sexton, Emily Schmeidler, Sreedhar 16 Upendram, Altaf Karim, Job Springer and, Adam Borst 17 18 WHEREAS, Adrianne DeWeese has covered meetings of the 2005-2006 Student Senate as 19 City/Government Editor for The K-State Collegian; 20 21 WHEREAS, Adrianne has reported the news with accuracy, fairness, and balance throughout this 22 term; 23 24 WHEREAS, Adrianne always prides herself in finding more than one source to provide accurate 25 information to the student body; 26 27 WHEREAS, While there were times of questioning editorial opinions, there was never a time of 28 questioning the reporting of this journalist; and 29 30 WHEREAS, This student journalist has served with distinction throughout her term as The K-State 31 Collegian’s City/Government Editor. 32 33 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 34 35 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 36 congratulates Adrianne DeWeese for her fair and accurate coverage of the meetings of 37 Student Senate during the 2005-2006 Student Senate term. 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

R-61 1 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, a copy 2 of this resolution shall be sent to City/Government Editor Adrianne DeWeese, her 3 parents, Editor-in-Chief Leann Sulzen, Managing Editor Michael Ashford, Managing 4 Editor Cj Lehr, News Editor Matt Girard, Co-Copy Chief Owen Kennedy, Co-Copy 5 Chief Abby Brownback, Sports Editor Angie Hanson, Campus Editor Alex Peak, The 6 Edge Editor Loni Woolery, Opinion Editor Zachary T. Eckels, Presentation Editor Emily 7 Lawrence, Co-Photo Editor Catrina Rawson, Co-Photo Editor Chris Hanewinckel, Online 8 Editor Curtis Johnson, Ad Manager Brandon Smith, Assistant Ad Manager Andy Walter, 9 Annette Lawless, Collegian Advisor Kim Baltrip, and the Wamego Times. 10 11 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON 12 MARCH 30, 2006 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-62 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/49 COMMENDATION TO THE 2 K-STATE BLACK STUDENT UNION 3 4 BY: Student Affairs and Social Services Standing Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Big XII Council on Black Student Government held its 29th annual 7 conference at Iowa State University on February 23-25, 2006; 8 9 WHEREAS, The K-State Black Student Union received the Most Outstanding Black Student 10 Union/Association Award and received a prize of $1,000.00; 11 12 WHEREAS, K-State Black Student Union President Josh Criswell was elected parliamentarian 13 of the Big XII Council on Black Student Government; 14 15 WHEREAS, AbdulRasak Toyin Yahaya was re-elected chair of the Big XII Council on Black 16 Student Government and received the Mordean Taylor-Archer Council Executive 17 Board Member of the Year Award; and 18 19 WHEREAS, Criswell, Yahaya, and all other members of the K-State Black Student Union 20 have revitalized the organization and set it on the path to excellence and prestige. 21 22 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 23 24 SECTION 1. Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends the K-State 25 Black Student Union for its excellence both on campus and at the Big XII Council 26 on Black Student Government. 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 K-State Black Student Union President 30 Josh Criswell, AbdulRasak Toyin Yahaya, K-State Black Student Union Advisor 31 Keener A. Tippin II, Associate Provost of Diversity and Dual Career 32 Development Myra Gordon, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, and President Jon 33 Wefald. 34 35 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT GOVERNMENT ON 36 MARCH 30, 2006 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-63 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/50 COMMENDATION TO 2 TRUMAN SCHOLAR 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, Dave Hart, Mary Fox, Karthik Reddy, 5 Nick Levendofsky, Monica Lair, Matt Coleman, Corey Fortin, Stacy Mayo, Gavin Couvelha, Ian 6 Stinson, Jessica Chipman, Matt Wagner, Joe Vossen, Ashley Boldt, Nick Piper, Colleen Loo, Alex 7 Lovely, Clint Blaes, Lydia Peele, Tim Weninger, Bryan Cox, Brandon Sager, Sally Maddock, 8 Brad Rice, Kyle Lawrence, Daniel Nibarger, William Muir, Josh Hersh, Jacob Will, Alex Sune, 9 Piper Hoskins, Katherine Dick, Anthony Carter, Kyle Sherwood, Ryan Hannebaum, Kyle Wilk, 10 Phil White, Amy Shultz, Jared Palan, Katie Beye, Stephen Bigge, Carrie Kysler, Erin Owen, Erin 11 Dickens, Katie Shaeffer, Shelby Dederick, William Lopez, Kelsy Frasier, Matt King, Jennifer 12 Mosier, Annie Dwyer, Ben Trenary, Jennifer Gwaltney, Kelly Opara, Josh McGinn, Larry Fadler, 13 Melissa Hillebrand, Zach Oswald, Taylor Symons, Jim Mosimann, Matt Woodward, Amanda 14 Thompson, Adam Noll, Amanda Lennington, Michelle Lane, Shelby Dederick, Alyssa Williams, 15 DaNesha McNeely, D’Andre Williams, Molly Hamm, Madisson Loeb, Nacole Boan, William 16 Lopez, Jarret Rice, Libby Matile, Kyle Huschka, Michael Manley, Kelly Stout, Whitney Hubert, 17 Martha Schnieder, Keaton Brewer, Peter Boos, Jamie Ball, Pat Smith, Sarah Sexton, Emily 18 Schmeidler, Sreedhar Upendram, Altaf Karim, Job Springer and, Adam Borst 19 20 WHEREAS, The Harry S Truman Scholarship awarded by the Truman Foundation is a 21 prestigious award that recognizes undergraduate students for their leadership 22 potential and commitment to public service; 23 24 WHEREAS, Kourtney Bettinger was selected as a Truman Scholar; 25 26 WHEREAS, Kourtney Bettinger deserves recognition for her part in continuing K-State’s 27 tradition of leading the nation’s public universities in Truman Scholarship 28 recipients, being the 29th K-State student to receive this award since its inception 29 in 1977; and 30 31 WHEREAS, This scholarship is a testament to Kourtney Bettinger’s hard work, dedication, 32 and diligence while at Kansas State University. 33 34 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 35 36 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends Kourtney 37 Bettinger on her selection as a Truman Scholar and wishes her continued success. 38 39 SECTION 2. Upon passage, a copy of this resolution shall be sent to Kourtney Bettinger, her 40 parents, Scholarship Advisor Jim Hohenbary, Provost Duane Nellis, and Kansas 41 State University President Jon Wefald. 42 43 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 44 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-64 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/51 RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE 2 FIVE-YEAR TUITION PROPOSAL 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Tyson Moore, Brandon Sager, Will Lopez, Kelsey Frasier, Colleen Loo, 5 and Daniel Nibarger 6 7 WHEREAS, Bill 05/06/12 created the Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition 8 Strategies; 9 10 WHEREAS, The Committee consisting of administration, faculty and students, met throughout the fall 11 and spring semesters to discuss and propose the next five-year tuition plan starting in FY 12 2008; 13 14 WHEREAS, Establishing a tuition rate that remains affordable, predictable, and more competitive in 15 the out-of-state market is essential; 16 17 WHEREAS, The predicted tuition rate proposed is needed because it allows for prospective and 18 current students to plan for the cost of their college degree; 19 20 WHEREAS, College specific fees should be redistributed into tuition over the first three years of the 21 tuition plan, creating a revenue-neutral situation for each college currently assessing these 22 fees, and in years four and five the tuition money assessed be used for the continued 23 enhancement of college specific allocations; 24 25 WHEREAS, The prioritized funding initiatives related to faculty salary, undergraduate experience, 26 academic program, and student compensation enhancements, as well as college specific 27 fee redistribution, all properly reflect the principles set forth in the proposal; 28 29 WHEREAS, The current Kansas State University Child Development Center is an unacceptable and 30 dangerous facility to care for children and a new facility is needed; and 31 32 WHEREAS, It is critical that a bi-annual committee of administration, faculty and students be created 33 and institutionalized to ensure that all principles related to tuition are achieved in the 34 future. 35 36 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 37 38 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association supports the five-year 39 tuition proposal drafted by the Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term 40 Tuition Strategies. 41 42 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, a copy 43 of this resolution shall be sent to President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis, Vice 44 President for Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President for Administration 45 and Finance Tom Rawson, Associate Provost Ruth Dyer, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, 46 Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance Bruce Shubert, Dean of the

R-65 47 College of Agriculture Fred Cholick, Dean of the College of Architecture, Planning and 48 Design Dennis Law, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Stephen White, Dean of the 49 College of Business Administration Yar Ebadi, Dean of the College of Education Michael 50 Holen, Dean of the College of Engineering Terry King, Interim Dean of the College of 51 Human Ecology Virginia Moxley, Dean of the College of Technology and Aviation 52 Dennis Kuhlman, Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine Ralph Richardson, Dean of 53 the Graduate School Ron Trewyn, and Faculty Senate President Tom Herald. 54 55 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 56 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-66 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/52 CONCERNING OPEN PERIODS 2 3 BY: Senate Operations Committee 4 5 WHEREAS, Each regular meeting of Student Senate begins with an Open Period, during which any 6 individual without speaking privileges may address student senate and those with 7 speaking privileges may ask questions of the presenter; 8 9 WHEREAS, The question period following speakers of the first Open Period is unlimited; 10 11 WHEREAS, Each regular meeting of Student Senate closes with an Open Period, during which any 12 individual with speaking privileges may address Student Senate; and 13 14 WHEREAS, There are no guidelines regarding questions during the final Open Period. 15 16 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 17 18 SECTION 1 Section 42-0202 of the Student Senate Standing Rules be amended to read as follows: 19 20 STUDENT SENATE STANDING RULES 21 22 42-202 Open Periods 23 24 A. Each regular meeting of Student Senate shall begin with an Open Period, during which 25 any individual without speaking privileges may address Student Senate. Each individual 26 shall be allowed ten minutes unless extended by a majority vote. Such Open Period shall 27 last not more than thirty minutes unless extended by a majority vote. After an Open 28 Period speaker has concluded his/her presentation, those with speaking privileges A ask 29 questions for a period lasting not more than five minutes unless extended by a majority 30 vote. Debate with the speaker will not be allowed. Such Open Period shall include both 31 the presentation period and question period, and shall last not more than thirty minutes 32 unless extended by a majority vote. 33 34 B. The Senate Chair will recognize any guest who indicates a desire to speak. 35 36 C. Each regular Student Senate meeting shall end with an Open Period, during which any 37 individual with speaking privileges may address Student Senate on any issue. Each 38 speaker shall be limited to three five minutes unless extended by a majority vote. Student 39 Senate may allow a speaker to continue for an additional two minutes by majority vote. 40 After an Open Period speaker has concluded his/her presentation, those with speaking 41 privileges may ask question for a period lasting not more than three minutes. Student 42 Senate may allow questions to continue for an additional two minutes if extended by a 43 majority vote. 44 45 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 46 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-67 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/53 AMENDMENT TO FY 2006 2 STUDENT-CENTERED TUITION 3 ENHANCEMENT EXPENDITURES 4 5 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, and Nacole Boan 6 7 WHEREAS, A correction needs to be made to the FY 2006 Student-Centered Tuition 8 Enhancement legislation; 9 10 WHEREAS, The College of Arts and Sciences allocation should be amended to $80,000.00 to 11 fund advising positions; 12 13 WHEREAS, The College of Business Administration allocation should be amended to 14 $40,000.00 to fund an advising position; and 15 16 WHEREAS, The total available account balance for FY 2006 and the funding 17 recommendations made are amended to read as follows: 18 19 Project 1- FY 2006 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Base Budget 20 21 FY 2005 FY 2006 Proposed FY 2006 Allocation 22 Honors Program Director $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 23 Student Readership Program $125,000.00 $125,000.00 $125,000.00 24 Global Education Initiative $ 70,000.00 $ 70,000.00 $ 70,000.00 25 Diversity Programming $100,000.00 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 26 Classroom Improvements $100,000.00 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 27 University Wide Tutorial $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 28 Wildcat Warm-Up $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 29 Developing Scholars $ 75,000.00 $ 75,000.00 $ 75,000.00 30 Arts and Sciences Advisors $ 80,000.00 $ 80,000.00 $ 80,000.00 31 Internship Director $ 50,000.00 $ 50,000.00 $ 50,000.00 32 Ahearn Activity Coordinator $ 8,500.00 $ 8,500.00 $ 8,500.00 33 Sports Club Coordination $ 38,000.00 $ 38,000.00 $ 38,000.00 34 Pre-Law Advisement $ 7,000.00 $ 7,000.00 $ 7,000.00 35 Educational Opportunity Fund $ 75,000.00 $ 75,000.00 $ 75,000.00 36 College of Business Advisors $ 40,000.00 $ 40,000.00 $ 40,000.00 37 TOTAL: $948,500.00 $948,500.00 $948,500.00 38 39 Project 2- FY 2006 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement One-Time Allocations 40 41 FY 2005 FY 2006 Proposed FY 2006 Allocation 42 Honors Program Building $125,000.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 43 Honors Program Start-up $ 25,000.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 44 Honors Program Asst. $ 40,000.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 45 Diversity Programming $ 0.00 $ 50,000.00 $ 50,000.00 46 Wildcat Warm-Up $ 0.00 $ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00

R-68 1 WIN Student Portal $ 0.00 $ 54,050.00 $ 54,050.00 2 Classroom Improvements $ 0.00 $ 75,950.00 $ 75,950.00 3 TOTAL: $190,000.00 $190,000.00 $190,000.00 4 5 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 6 7 SECTION 1. The KSU SGA supports the aforementioned amended expenditures for FY 2006 8 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement funds. 9 10 SECTION 2. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, 11 Resolution 04/05/85 and Resolution 05/06/16 are hereby repealed. 12 13 SECTION 3. Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, a 14 copy of this resolution be sent to Provost Duane Nellis, Vice President for 15 Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President for Administration and 16 Finance Tom Rawson, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, Budget Director Cindy 17 Bontrager, and Director of Planning and Energy Dan Heater. 18 19 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 20 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-69 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/54 APPROVAL OF FY 2007 STUDENT- 2 CENTERED TUITION ENHANCEMENTS 3 4 BY: Student Centered Tuition Enhancement Committee 5 6 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association Academic Affairs 7 Committee is charged with responsibility for all academic issues on campus and the 8 maintenance of good relations between Kansas State University Faculty and the Student 9 Governing Association including the recommendation of expenditures of Student- 10 Centered Tuition Enhancement monies; 11 12 WHEREAS, For the past three years, in cooperation with the Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement 13 Committee, made up of the Academic Affairs and University Relations Committee, and 14 the Executive Committee, has discussed, developed, and maintained a plan to invest 15 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements; 16 17 WHEREAS, The Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Committee, has reviewed and established 18 priorities for enhancements for FY 2007; 19 20 WHEREAS, The total available Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Money for FY 2007 is 21 $1,138,500; and 22 23 WHEREAS, The funding recommendations made are as follows: 24 25 Project 1- FY 2007 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Base Budget 26 27 FY 2006 FY 2007 Proposed FY 2007 Allocation 28 Honors Program $ 60,000.00 $250,000.00 $100,000.00 29 Student Readership Program $125,000.00 $125,000.00 $130,000.00 30 Global Education Initiative $ 70,000.00 $ 70,000.00 $ 70,000.00 31 Diversity Programming $150,000.00 $150,000.00 $150,000.00 32 Classroom Improvements $100,000.00 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 33 University Wide Tutorial $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 34 Wildcat Warm-Up $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 35 Developing Scholars $ 75,000.00 $ 75,000.00 $ 75,000.00 36 Arts and Sciences Advisors $ 80,000.00 $ 80,000.00 $ 80,000.00 37 CES Internship Director $ 50,000.00 $ 50,000.00 $ 50,000.00 38 Ahearn Activity Coordinator $ 8,500.00 $ 8,500.00 $ 4,000.00 39 Sports Club Coordination $ 38,000.00 $ 38,000.00 $ 0.00 40 Pre-Law Advisement $ 7,000.00 $ 7,000.00 $ 7,000.00 41 Educational Opportunity Fund $ 75,000.00 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 42 WIN Student Portal $ 54,050.00 $ 20,000.00 $ 15,000.00 43 College of Business Advisors $ 40,000.00 $ 40,000.00 $ 40,000.00 44 TOTAL: $1,072,550.00 $1,233,500.00 $1,041,000.00 45 46

R-70 47 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 48 49 SECTION 1 The KSU SGA supports the aforementioned expenditures for FY 2007 Student-Centered 50 Tuition Enhancement monies. 51 52 SECTION 2 Upon passage by the Student Senate and signature of the Student Body President, this 53 resolution shall be sent to President Jon Wefald, Provost Duane Nellis,Vice President 54 Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President Administration and Finance Tom 55 Rawson, Assistant Vice President Keith Ratzlaff, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, 56 Associate Provost Ruth Dyer, Associate Provost Ken Holland, Director of University 57 Planning Dan Heater, Director of Academic Assistance Center Judy Lynch, Assistant 58 Dean of Student Life Emily Lehning, Director of Diversity Student Programming Anita 59 Cortez, College of Arts and Science Dean Stephen White, Director of Career and 60 Employment Services Keri Keller, Director of Recreational Services Raydon Robel, 61 College of Business Administration Yar Ebadi, Director of Wildcat Information Network 62 Mandy Squib. 63 64 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 65 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-71 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/55 COMMENDATION TO STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT 2 AND STUDENT BODY VICE PRESIDENT 3 4 BY: Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, Dave Hart, Mary Fox, Karthik Reddy, Nick Levendofsky, Monica Lair, Matt 5 Coleman, Corey Fortin, Stacy Mayo, Gavin Couvelha, Ian Stinson, Jessica Chipman, Matt Wagner, Joe 6 Vossen, Ashley Boldt, Nick Piper, Colleen Loo, Alex Lovely, Clint Blaes, Lydia Peele, Tim Weninger, 7 Bryan Cox, Brandon Sager, Sally Maddock, Brad Rice, Kyle Lawrence, Daniel Nibarger, William Muir, 8 Josh Hersh, Jacob Will, Alex Sune, Piper Hoskins, Katherine Dick, Anthony Carter, Kyle Sherwood, Ryan 9 Hannebaum, Kyle Wilk, Phil White, Amy Shultz, Jared Palan, Katie Beye, Stephen Bigge, Carrie Kysler, 10 Erin Owen, Erin Dickens, Katie Shaeffer, Shelby Dederick, William Lopez, Kelsy Frasier, Matt King, 11 Jennifer Mosier, Annie Dwyer, Ben Trenary, Jennifer Gwaltney, Kelly Opara, Josh McGinn, Larry Fadler, 12 Melissa Hillebrand, Zach Oswald, Taylor Symons, Jim Mosimann, Matt Woodward, Amanda Thompson, 13 Adam Noll, Amanda Lennington, Michelle Lane, Shelby Dederick, Alyssa Williams, DaNesha McNeely, 14 D’Andre Williams, Molly Hamm, Madisson Loeb, Nacole Boan, William Lopez, Jarret Rice, Libby Matile, 15 Kyle Huschka, Michael Manley, Kelly Stout, Whitney Hubert, Martha Schnieder, Keaton Brewer, Peter 16 Boos, Jamie Ball, Pat Smith, Sarah Sexton, Emily Schmeidler, Sreedhar Upendram, Altaf Karim, Job 17 Springer, Adam Borst, and Tanner Banion 18 19 WHEREAS, Michael O. Burns and Grant A. Groene were elected Student Body President and Student 20 Body Vice President on March 9, 2005, and sworn in on April 14, 2005; 21 22 WHEREAS, Michael Burns and Grant Groene have continually worked for the enhancement of 23 Kansas State University, its students, faculty and staff; 24 25 WHEREAS, Michael Burns and Grant Groene have selflessly devoted time and energy to their offices 26 during their term of office; 27 28 WHEREAS, Michael Burns and Grant Groene have superbly represented the Kansas State University 29 Student Governing Association before the President of the University, the State Board of 30 Regents and the Kansas Legislature; 31 32 WHEREAS, Michael Burns and Grant Groene have actively worked for student issues; and 33 34 WHEREAS, Michael Burns and Grant Groene have been effective and responsible student leaders. 35 36 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 37 38 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 39 congratulates Student Body President Michael O. Burns and Student Body Vice President 40 Grant A. Groene for their commitment of time and service to Kansas State University, 41 and expresses its thanks and gratitude for their outstanding leadership and performance in 42 office. 43 44 SECTION 2. A copy of this resolution be sent to Michael Burns and Grant Groene and their parents 45 upon passage. 46 47 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 48 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-72 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/56 COMMENDATION TO STUDENT SENATE CHAIR 2 AND STUDENT SENATE VICE CHAIR 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Dave Hart, Mary Fox, Karthik Reddy, Nick Levendofsky, Monica 5 Lair, Matt Coleman, Corey Fortin, Stacy Mayo, Gavin Couvelha, Ian Stinson, Jessica Chipman, 6 Matt Wagner, Joe Vossen, Ashley Boldt, Nick Piper, Colleen Loo, Alex Lovely, Clint Blaes, 7 Lydia Peele, Tim Weninger, Bryan Cox, Brandon Sager, Sally Maddock, Brad Rice, Kyle 8 Lawrence, Daniel Nibarger, William Muir, Josh Hersh, Jacob Will, Alex Sune, Piper Hoskins, 9 Katherine Dick, Anthony Carter, Kyle Sherwood, Ryan Hannebaum, Kyle Wilk, Phil White, Amy 10 Shultz, Jared Palan, Katie Beye, Stephen Bigge, Carrie Kysler, Erin Owen, Erin Dickens, Katie 11 Shaeffer, Shelby Dederick, William Lopez, Kelsy Frasier, Matt King, Jennifer Mosier, Annie 12 Dwyer, Ben Trenary, Jennifer Gwaltney, Kelly Opara, Josh McGinn, Larry Fadler, Melissa 13 Hillebrand, Zach Oswald, Taylor Symons, Jim Mosimann, Matt Woodward, Amanda Thompson, 14 Adam Noll, Amanda Lennington, Michelle Lane, Shelby Dederick, Alyssa Williams, DaNesha 15 McNeely, D’Andre Williams, Molly Hamm, Madisson Loeb, Nacole Boan, William Lopez, Jarret 16 Rice, Libby Matile, Kyle Huschka, Michael Manley, Kelly Stout, Whitney Hubert, Martha 17 Schnieder, Keaton Brewer, Peter Boos, Jamie Ball, Pat Smith, Sarah Sexton, Emily Schmeidler, 18 Sreedhar Upendram, Altaf Karim, Job Springer, Adam Borst, and Tanner Banion 19 20 WHEREAS, J. Tyson Moore has served the 2005-2006 Student Senate with distinction as 21 Student Senate Chair and Emily A. Besler has served the 2005-2006 Student 22 Senate with distinction as Student Senate Vice Chair; 23 24 WHEREAS, Tyson Moore and Emily Besler have been and are continuing to be involved in 25 numerous aspects of student government; 26 27 WHEREAS, Tyson Moore and Emily Besler have devoted long hours of care and concern for 28 the students of Kansas State University; and 29 30 WHEREAS, Tyson Moore and Emily Besler have been trusted friends and comrades of all 31 members of Student Senate. 32 33 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 34 35 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 36 congratulates Student Senate Chair J. Tyson Moore and Student Senate Vice 37 Chair Emily A. Besler for their commitment of time and service to Kansas State 38 University, and expresses its thanks and gratitude for their outstanding leadership 39 and performance in office. 40 41 SECTION 2. A copy of this resolution be sent to Tyson Moore and Emily Besler and their 42 parents upon passage. 43 44 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 45 BY UNNAIMOUS CONSENT

R-73 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/57 COMMENDATION TO 2005-2006 STUDENT SENATE 2 AND STUDENT SENATE INTERNS 3 4 BY: Bill Muir, Tim Lindemuth, Michael Burns and Grant Groene 5 6 WHEREAS, The 2005-2006 Student Senate was elected on March 9, 2005, was sworn into 7 office on April 14, 2005, and will adjourn sine die on April 6, 2006; 8 9 WHEREAS, 113 Bills and 61 Resolutions were considered by the 2005-2006 Student Senate, 10 with 112 Bills passed into law (99.12 % enactment rate) and 59 Resolutions 11 adopted (96.72% adoption rate); 12 13 WHEREAS, The 2005-2006 Student Senate and Student Senate Interns labored for over 57 14 hours during its 26 meetings in Manhattan in the 7 school months of existence for 15 the benefit of the Kansas State University Student Body (an average of over 7.86 16 hours per month and of 2.12 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 the 23 members of the 2005-2006 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 2005-2006 Student Senate and Student Senate Interns for their 30 service and dedication to Kansas State University, and expresses 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 2005-2006 Student Senate 34 and Student Senate Intern upon passage. 35 36 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 37 BY UANIMOUS CONSENT

R-74 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/58 COMMENDATION TO STUDENT SENATE STANDING 2 COMMITTEE CHAIRS, ELECTIONS COMMISSIONER AND 3 OTHER MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 4 5 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, Dave Hart, Mary Fox, Karthik Reddy, 6 Nick Levendofsky, Monica Lair, Matt Coleman, Corey Fortin, Stacy Mayo, Gavin Couvelha, Ian 7 Stinson, Jessica Chipman, Matt Wagner, Joe Vossen, Ashley Boldt, Nick Piper, Colleen Loo, Alex 8 Lovely, Clint Blaes, Lydia Peele, Tim Weninger, Bryan Cox, Brandon Sager, Sally Maddock, 9 Brad Rice, Kyle Lawrence, Daniel Nibarger, William Muir, Josh Hersh, Jacob Will, Alex Sune, 10 Piper Hoskins, Katherine Dick, Anthony Carter, Kyle Sherwood, Ryan Hannebaum, Kyle Wilk, 11 Phil White, Amy Shultz, Jared Palan, Katie Beye, Stephen Bigge, Carrie Kysler, Erin Owen, Erin 12 Dickens, Katie Shaeffer, Shelby Dederick, William Lopez, Kelsy Frasier, Matt King, Jennifer 13 Mosier, Annie Dwyer, Ben Trenary, Jennifer Gwaltney, Kelly Opara, Josh McGinn, Larry Fadler, 14 Melissa Hillebrand, Zach Oswald, Taylor Symons, Jim Mosimann, Matt Woodward, Amanda 15 Thompson, Adam Noll, Amanda Lennington, Michelle Lane, Shelby Dederick, Alyssa Williams, 16 DaNesha McNeely, D’Andre Williams, Molly Hamm, Madisson Loeb, Nacole Boan, William 17 Lopez, Jarret Rice, Libby Matile, Kyle Huschka, Michael Manley, Kelly Stout, Whitney Hubert, 18 Martha Schnieder, Keaton Brewer, Peter Boos, Jamie Ball, Pat Smith, Sarah Sexton, Emily 19 Schmeidler, Sreedhar Upendram, Altaf Karim, Job Springer, Adam Borst, and Tanner Banion 20 21 WHEREAS, The Constitution and By-Laws of the Kansas State University Student Governing 22 Association specify that that Student Senate shall be organized into Standing 23 Committees, and that the Elections Commissioner shall be responsible for 24 carrying out the KSU SGA elections; 25 26 WHEREAS, The Constitution and By-Laws provide for the election of a Student Senate Intern 27 Coordinator and a Student Senate Representative to Faculty Senate, and for the 28 selection of a Student Senate Secretary and Student Senate Parliamentarian; 29 30 WHEREAS, The Allocations Standing Committee, the College Council Allocations Standing 31 Committee, the Privilege Fee Standing Committee, the Senate Operations 32 Standing Committee, the Academic Affairs and University Relations Standing 33 Committee, the Student Affairs and Social Services Standing Committee and the 34 Governmental Relations Standing Committee are specified in the KSU SGA By- 35 Laws as the seven Standing Committees of Student Senate; and the Elections 36 Commissioner is specified in the KSU SGA By-Laws and Statutes as responsible 37 for SGA Elections; and 38 39 WHEREAS, These members of the Student Senate Executive Committee and the Elections 40 Commissioner have provided leadership, guidance and direction to their 41 respective Standing Committee or Election Committee and the Student Senate. 42 43 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 44 45 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 46 congratulates the following members of the Student Senate Executive Committee 47 of the Kansas State University Student Senate and the Elections Commissioner 48 for their service and dedication to Kansas State University, and expresses its 49 thanks and gratitude for their outstanding leadership and performance in office:

R-75 50 51 B. David Hart II Allocations Standing Committee Chair 52 Anthony L. Carter College Council Allocations Standing Committee Chair 53 Matthew D. Wagner Privilege Fee Standing Committee Chair 54 Brandon A. Sager Senate Operations Standing Committee Chair 55 S. Nacole Boan Academic Affairs and University Relations Standing Committee Chair 56 James E. Mosimann III Student Affairs and Social Services Standing Committee Chair 57 Matthew D. King Governmental Relations Standing Committee Chair 58 Lydia F. Peele Student Senate Intern Coordinator 59 Alex W. Lovely Student Senate Representative to Faculty Senate 60 Sarah A. Sexton Student Senate Secretary 61 Emily K. Schmeidler Student Senate Parliamentarian 62 Tanner D. Banion 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 6, 2006 69 BY UANIMOUS CONSENT

R-76 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/59 COMMENDATION TO ATTORNEY GENERAL 2 3 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, Dave Hart, Mary Fox, Karthik Reddy, 4 Nick Levendofsky, Monica Lair, Matt Coleman, Corey Fortin, Stacy Mayo, Gavin Couvelha, Ian 5 Stinson, Jessica Chipman, Matt Wagner, Joe Vossen, Ashley Boldt, Nick Piper, Colleen Loo, Alex 6 Lovely, Clint Blaes, Lydia Peele, Tim Weninger, Bryan Cox, Brandon Sager, Sally Maddock, 7 Brad Rice, Kyle Lawrence, Daniel Nibarger, William Muir, Josh Hersh, Jacob Will, Alex Sune, 8 Piper Hoskins, Katherine Dick, Anthony Carter, Kyle Sherwood, Ryan Hannebaum, Kyle Wilk, 9 Phil White, Amy Shultz, Jared Palan, Katie Beye, Stephen Bigge, Carrie Kysler, Erin Owen, Erin 10 Dickens, Katie Shaeffer, Shelby Dederick, William Lopez, Kelsy Frasier, Matt King, Jennifer 11 Mosier, Annie Dwyer, Ben Trenary, Jennifer Gwaltney, Kelly Opara, Josh McGinn, Larry Fadler, 12 Melissa Hillebrand, Zach Oswald, Taylor Symons, Jim Mosimann, Matt Woodward, Amanda 13 Thompson, Adam Noll, Amanda Lennington, Michelle Lane, Shelby Dederick, Alyssa Williams, 14 DaNesha McNeely, D’Andre Williams, Molly Hamm, Madisson Loeb, Nacole Boan, William 15 Lopez, Jarret Rice, Libby Matile, Kyle Huschka, Michael Manley, Kelly Stout, Whitney Hubert, 16 Martha Schnieder, Keaton Brewer, Peter Boos, Jamie Ball, Pat Smith, Sarah Sexton, Emily 17 Schmeidler, Sreedhar Upendram, Altaf Karim, Job Springer and, Adam Borst 18 19 WHEREAS, The Attorney General is the head of the Judicial Branch of the Kansas State 20 University Student Governing Association, a position of trust and responsibility 21 over a multi-faceted and broad-based group of boards, councils and judicial 22 officers; 23 24 WHEREAS, Shiloh D. Dutton served as SGA Attorney General during the 2005-2006 term; 25 26 WHEREAS, Shiloh Dutton has served with distinction and devotion and as a role model for all 27 student leaders during his term in office; and 28 29 WHEREAS, The Student Body of Kansas State University has benefited from the selfless 30 devotion of Shiloh Dutton to his office. 31 32 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 33 34 SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Governing Association commends and 35 congratulates Shiloh D. Dutton for his commitment of time and service to Kansas 36 State University, and expresses its thanks and gratitude for his outstanding 37 leadership and performance as SGA Attorney General. 38 39 SECTION 2. A copy of this resolution be sent to Shiloh Dutton and his parents upon passage. 40 41 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 42 BY UANIMOUS CONSENT

R-77 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/60 COMMENDATION TO 2 FACULTY SENATE REPRESENATIVES 3 4 BY: Michael Burns, Grant Groene, Tyson Moore, Emily Besler, Dave Hart, Mary Fox, Karthik Reddy, Nick 5 Levendofsky, Monica Lair, Matt Coleman, Corey Fortin, Stacy Mayo, Gavin Couvelha, Ian Stinson, 6 Jessica Chipman, Matt Wagner, Joe Vossen, Ashley Boldt, Nick Piper, Colleen Loo, Alex Lovely, Clint 7 Blaes, Lydia Peele, Tim Weninger, Bryan Cox, Brandon Sager, Sally Maddock, Brad Rice, Kyle 8 Lawrence, Daniel Nibarger, William Muir, Josh Hersh, Jacob Will, Alex Sune, Piper Hoskins, Katherine 9 Dick, Anthony Carter, Kyle Sherwood, Ryan Hannebaum, Kyle Wilk, Phil White, Amy Shultz, Jared 10 Palan, Katie Beye, Stephen Bigge, Carrie Kysler, Erin Owen, Erin Dickens, Katie Shaeffer, Shelby 11 Dederick, William Lopez, Kelsy Frasier, Matt King, Jennifer Mosier, Annie Dwyer, Ben Trenary, Jennifer 12 Gwaltney, Kelly Opara, Josh McGinn, Larry Fadler, Melissa Hillebrand, Zach Oswald, Taylor Symons, 13 Jim Mosimann, Matt Woodward, Amanda Thompson, Adam Noll, Amanda Lennington, Michelle Lane, 14 Shelby Dederick, Alyssa Williams, DaNesha McNeely, D’Andre Williams, Molly Hamm, Madisson Loeb, 15 Nacole Boan, William Lopez, Jarret Rice, Libby Matile, Kyle Huschka, Michael Manley, Kelly Stout, 16 Whitney Hubert, Martha Schnieder, Keaton Brewer, Peter Boos, Jamie Ball, Pat Smith, Sarah Sexton, 17 Emily Schmeidler, Sreedhar Upendram, Altaf Karim, Job Springer, and Adam Borst 18 19 WHEREAS, The position of Faculty Representative to Student Senate is a demanding and rigorous 20 task; 21 22 WHEREAS, William L. Muir and Tim Lindemuth were appointed Faculty Representatives to 23 the Kansas State University Student Senate; 24 25 WHEREAS, William L. Muir and Tim Lindemuth have been key members of the Kansas State 26 University Student Senate Body in helping student representatives by offering great 27 insight and helpful historical perspectives; 28 29 WHEREAS, William Muir and Tim Lindemuth have fulfilled their positions with professional 30 distinction; and 31 32 WHEREAS, The Kansas State University Student Governing Association has widely benefited from 33 their expertise and experiences in student government. 34 35 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 36 37 SECTION 1. The members of the Kansas State University Student Governing Association extend, its 38 thanks and gratitude to William L. Muir and J. Tim Lindemuth for their dedication to 39 student relations. 40 41 SECTION 2. Upon passage a copy of this resolution shall be sent to Assistant Vice President for 42 Community Relations William L. Muir, Editor of the Alumni Association K-Stater 43 J. Tim Lindemuth, Kansas State University President Jon Wefald, Vice President for 44 Institutional Advancement Bob Krause, Vice President for Administration and Finance 45 Tom Rawson, Dean of Student Life Pat Bosco, President of Kansas State University 46 Alumni Association Amy Button- Renz and Faculty President Tom Herald. 47 48 THIS RESOLUTION PASSED STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006 49 BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT

R-78 1 RESOLUTION 05/06/61 COMMENDATION 2 TO INTERN COORDINATOR 3 4 BY: Matt Wagner, Jamie Ball, Katie Beye, Peter Boos, Keaton Brewer, Jessica 5 Chipman, Bryan Cox, Katherine Dick, Larry Fadler, Molly Hamm, 6 Melissa Hillebrand, Piper Hoskins, Madison Loeb, DaNesha McNeely, 7 Josh McGinn, Zachary Oswald, Jared Palan, Martha Schneider, Amy 8 Schultz, Pat Smith, Ian Stinson, Taylor Symons, Alyssa Williams, 9 D’Andre Williams, Whitney Hubert 10 11 WHEREAS, The position of Intern Coordinator is time consuming, demands 12 knowledge and much patience; 13 14 WHEREAS, Lydia F. Peele, with the help of the Senate Operations Chair Brandon 15 Sager, and the Senate Vice-Chair Emily Besler, selected twenty-three 16 students to serve as the 2005-2006 Senate Intern Class; 17 18 WHEREAS, The Intern Class has grown to learn and understand the rules and policies 19 of Senate over the 2005-2006 term; and 20 21 WHEREAS, Lydia Peel has shown great compassion, care, and hard work, which the 22 Intern Class has grown to greatly appreciate; 23 24 BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 25 26 SECTION 1. The members of the 2005-2006 Intern Class wish to extend their utmost 27 gratitude for Lydia Peele’s dedication and inspirational leadership during 28 her term as Student Senate Intern Coordinator. 29 30 SECTION 2. Upon passage a copy of this resolution will be sent to Lydia Peele and her 31 parents. 32 33 THIS RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT IN 34 STUDENT SENATE ON APRIL 6, 2006. 35

R-79 2005-2006 Student Senate Minutes Table of Contents

Date Page April 14, 2005 ...... 1 April 21, 2005 ...... 2 April 28, 2005 ...... 5 September 1, 2005 ...... 7 September 8, 2005 ...... 10 September 15, 2005 ...... 13 September 22, 2005 ...... 16 September 29, 2005 ...... 20 October 6, 2005...... 23 October 13, 2005...... 26 October 20, 2005...... 29 October 27, 2005...... 33 November 3, 2005...... 36 November 10, 2005...... 39 November 17, 2005...... 43 December 1, 2005 ...... 47 January 26, 2006 ...... 51 February 2, 2006 ...... 55 February 9, 2006 ...... 59 February 16, 2006 ...... 62 February 23, 2006 ...... 65 March 2, 2006 ...... 68 March 9, 2006 ...... 72 March 16, 2006 ...... 77 March 30, 2006 ...... 81 April 6, 2006 ...... 85 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM April 14, 2005 11:51 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Griffin called the meeting to order at 11:51 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Griffin led the pledge. ROLL CALL 52 Senators and 0 Interns were present for roll. OPEN PERIOD • No speakers for open period. APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Minutes were approved as posted. ANNOUNCEMENTS Proxies: None Excused: Levendofsky Trenary • Check agenda announcements COMMITTEE REPORTS • No committee reports. DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • No directors’ reports APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 05/06/01 Approval of Appointments to Attorney General Interview Committee Moved by King. Moved unanimous consent by Peele. Motion carries. Resolution passes. GENERAL ORDERS Nomination of Candidates for Student Senate Chair • Moore • King • Boldt

OPEN PERIOD • No speakers for open period. REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION None. ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None ROLL CALL 52 Senators and 0 Interns were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Fox. Adjourned at 12:09 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Jeremy Roberts, Student Senate Secretary

M-1 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM April 21, 2005 7:20 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Griffin called the meeting to order at 7:20 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Griffin led the pledge. ROLL CALL 51 Senators and 0 Interns were present for roll. OPEN PERIOD • A group of students came from a research class and asked that senate fill out a survey. • 3 Senators were sworn in. • Griffin read a letter from Senator Boldt. Boldt declined the nomination for chair. APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Minutes were approved as posted. ANNOUNCEMENTS Proxies: Levendofsky for Mayo Excused: Kyle Lawrence Ashley Boldt • Check agenda announcements COMMITTEE REPORTS • No committee reports. DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • President Burns congratulated everyone on being part of SGA and announced that he is excited about what SGA can accomplish this next year. APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS None. GENERAL ORDERS Student Senate Chair Election Muir moved to offer 5 minutes speaking and 5 minutes for questions for both candidates. Motion carries.

King was chosen to go first by random number generation. 1. King Boan moved to extend question period for 3 minutes. Motion carries. 2. Moore DEBATE

King: Levendofsky Boan

M-2 Coleman Lopez Mosimann Treaster

Moore: Wagner Weninger Wells Karim Griffin

Boan called the previous question. Motion carries. Griffin issued a 5 minute recess. The vote is a tie of 28-28. Griffin cast the tie breaker to Tyson Moore. Tyson Moore takes over the chair.

Nominations and Election of Candidates for Student Senate Vice-Chair Emily Besler Blaes moved to cease nomination. Motion carries. Muir moves to elect candidate by unanimous consent. Motion carries.

Nominations and Election of Intern Coordinator Lydia Peele Susan Alsop

Peele: Lopez Weninger Matile Mosimann Alsop: Mayo Dwyer Besler called the question. Motion carries. Moore issued a 3 minute recess. The vote is 33-22 in favor of Lydia Peele.

Nominations and Election of Faculty Senate Representative Lovely Couvella moved to close nominations. Shrauner moved to adopt Lovely by unanimous consent. Motion carries. INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/02 Resolution to Support Saturday of Service Volunteer Project Moved by Carter. King moved special orders. Positive Debate: Besler Negative Debate: none Boan moved unanimous consent. Motion carries. Resolution passes.

M-3 OPEN PERIOD • Besler gave information on the volunteer project. • Dir. Spencer announced that new senators should have been added to the listserv. • King announced that Friday May 6th would be the Collegian vs SGA. • Boan told the body to act in a professional manner next term. • Lovely announced that he his hosting a bon fire at the lake on Sunday. • Muir said he greatly appreciated everyone’s willingness to step up to the positions that were up tonight. He asked that everyone vote on the referendum next Tuesday. • Mayo shared a funny story with the body. • Lindemuth told a story about earlier in his day. • Karim congratulated everyone that was elected. And then shared a musical piece with the body on his saxophone. REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION None. ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None ROLL CALL 55 Senators and 0 Interns were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Levendofsky. Adjourned at 10:23 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Jeremy Roberts, Student Senate Secretary

M-4 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM April 28, 2005 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 48 Senators and 0 Interns were present for roll. OPEN PERIOD • Former Senate Chair Jeff Dugan spoke to the body about his time at Chair. APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Minutes were approved as posted. ANNOUNCEMENTS Proxies: Carter for Boldt Dwyer for Gwaltney Fortin for Coleman Lopez for Peele • Check agenda announcements COMMITTEE REPORTS • No committee reports. DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • President Burns congratulated the selections for Committee Chairs and his new Cabinet. Also updated the body on possible tuition increases for the next year. APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 05/06/03 Approval of Standing Committee Chairs, Student Senate Secretary and Student Senate Parliamentarian Moved by Maddock. Moved unanimous consent by Besler. Motion carries. Resolution passes.

Res 05/06/04 Approval of Attorney General Moved by Levendofsky. Moved unanimous consent by Besler. Motion carries. Resolution passes.

Res 05/06/05 Approval of New Student Senators Moved by Weninger . Moved unanimous consent by. Motion carries. Resolution passes.

Res 05/06/06 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointment Moved by Levendofsky. Moved unanimous consent by Dwyer. Motion carries. Resolution passes.

M-5 Res 05/06/07 Approval of Union Governing Board Appointment Moved by Blaes. Moved unanimous consent by Carter. Motion carries. Resolution passes.

Res 05/06/08 Approval of Rec Services Council Appointments Moved by Carter. Moved unanimous consent by Lawrence. Motion carries. Resolution passes.

Res 05/06/09 Approval of Student Body President’s Cabinet Moved by Maddock. Moved unanimous consent by Connor. Motion carries. Resolution passes.

FINAL ACTION None INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/10 Commendation to Phil Anderson Moved by Levendofsky. Special orders moved by Lovely. Motion carries. Positive Debate: Burns Positive Debate: Moore Positive Debate: Muir lends to Jeff Dugan Negative Debate: none Moved unanimous consent by King. Motion carries. Resolution passes.

OPEN PERIOD • Besler thanked all who were involved with National Volunteer Week and encouraged this project to continue. • Roberts bid farewell to the body and thanked all for his experience. He encouraged new members to take advantage of their opportunities. • Muir wished good luck to the body on finals and thanked former chair Jeff Dugan for his outstanding leadership. • King updated the body on the Senate vs. Collegian athletics REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION None ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None ROLL CALL 47 Senators and 0 Interns were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by King. Adjourned at 7:56 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Jeremy Roberts, Student Senate Secretary & Emily Schmeidler Student Senate Parliamentarian

M-6 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM September 1, 2005 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 53 Senators were present for roll call OPEN PERIOD • Muir moved to extend the presentation length to an unlimited length. Motion was seconded and passed • Parking Services: Parking services gave a presentation over the status of the proposed parking garage. ANNOUNCEMENTS Proxies: Blaes for Fortin Boan for Lenington King for Nibarger Excused: Karim • Announcements are posted in the Agenda, corrections are as follows: Academic Affairs- Monday at 6 pm Student Affairs and Social Services- Tuesdays at 5 pm COMMITTEE REPORTS • Chair Boan announced that her committee will not have a meeting this Monday. • Chair Carter announced that his committee would have a meeting immediately following. DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Director Peele announced that applications for interns are due. Also she is organizing a mentorship program for the interns. There will be a “Meet and Greet” Social for the interns next Thursday from 5-7pm in the Flinthills Room. • President Burns welcomed everyone back to K-State. He announced that a task force is being complied for the tuition plan and if interested contact him. He shared with Senate concerns that had been brought to him. They are as follows: Parking Textbooks Abbreviations of Buildings

M-7 Social Security Numbers on K-State Ids Financial Aid SGA Involvement Other topics that Burns discussed are as follows: Disaster Efforts A Need for Teachers to be Fluent in English There are a few more appointments for University Committees February 14, 2006 is State Education Day State of the University Address is Friday, September 2nd at 3pm APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 05/06/11 Approval of New Student Senator Moved by Maddock. Introduced by Besler. Moved unanimous consent by Maddock. Resolution passed. Immediately following the passage of Res 05/06/11 Kelly Stout was sworn in as Senator for Arts and Sciences. Res 05/06/12 Approval of Honor Council Appointments Moved by Sager. Introduced by Burns. Moved unanimous consent by Maddock. Resolution passed. Res 05/06/13 Approval of Judicial Branch Appointments Moved by Blaes. Introduced by Dutton. Moved unanimous consent by Levendofsky. Resolution passed. Res 05/06/14 Approval of University Committee Appointments Moved by Besler. Introduced by Burns. Moved unanimous consent by King. Resolution passed. INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 5/06/15 Resolution in Support of the Proposed Parking Garage Moved by Besler. Introduced by Burns. Held for Referral. Res 5/06/16 Amendment to FY 2006 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements Expenditures Moved by Muir. Introduced by Burns. Held for Referral. OPEN PERIOD • Peele reminded everyone to complete a mentor note card. • King announced that Governmental Relations was not meeting next meeting. • Besler announced that Student Athletes will be conducting a fundraiser at the game. • Maddock encouraged everyone to talk to their constituents about the parking garage. • Burns reminded everyone to sign up for the Tuition Task Force. • Muir welcomed everyone back. • Moore announced that all undergraduate senators need to be on a committee. Also legislation must be submitted before Tuesday night to be at the following Senate. He also thanked Parking Services for a great presentation and for Tom Herald for attending the meeting. ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS Boan made an announcement about Academic Affairs. ROLL CALL

M-8 54 Senators were present for roll call. ADJOURNMENT King moved to adjourn . Adjourned at 9:00 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary.

M-9 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM September 8, 2005 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7: 00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 56 Senators were present for roll call. OPEN PERIOD • No speakers for open period. APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Minutes were approved as posted. ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements were posted on the agenda. Guests introduced themselves. Proxies: • Muir for Lindemuth COMMITTEE REPORTS • No committee reports. DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Director Philips-Governmental Relations: He reported that the Governmental Relations committee is looking to give organizations a voice. They are intending to reach politically oriented organizations. The committee is also open to suggestions. • Director Peele-Intern: She announced that the Intern reception was a success. Also she announced that 68 applications were turned in and interviews will be conducted next Sunday and Monday. • President Burns: Burns welcomed all of the guests. He also announced that the State of the University Address was a success and hit on some key issues. He encouraged strong debate of the parking garage issue. Also there are two more available positions for University Committee Appointments. APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 05/06/17 Approval of Diversity Programming Committee Appointments Moved by Maddock. Burns introduced. Moved unanimous consent by King. Motion carries. Resolution passes. Res 05/06/18 Approval of Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Appointments Moved by Besler. Groene introduced. Moved unanimous consent by Coleman. Motion carries. Resolution passes. Res 05/06/19 Approval of Honor Council Appointment Moved by Sager. Burns introduced. Moved unanimous consent by Blaes. Motion carries. Resolution passes. Res 05/06/20 Approval of University Committee Appointments Moved by Boan. Burns introduced. Moved unanimous consent by King. Motion

M-10 carries. Resolution passes. FINAL ACTION Res 05/06/15 Resolution in Support of the Proposed Parking Garage Committee Approved by 10-0-0 Moved by King. Burns addressed changes. Positive Debate: Burns- Burns debated that this parking garage is our best option. King moved to extend questions until questions have been exhausted. Motion passed by a 2/3 vote. Boan- Boan encouraged senate to approve and not focus on the details. Negative Debate: Maddock- Maddock is in favor of a parking garage but not under these conditions. Weninger- Wagner said that in polling students, they were not in favor of the proposed conditions. Muir requested a roll call vote. Passed on a roll call vote of 49-8-0 Res 05/06/16 Amendment to FY 2006 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements Expenditures Committed Approved by 5-0-0 Moved by Boan. Burns addressed changes. Positive Debate: Burns- Burns explained that this would provide needed clarification. Muir moved unanimous consent. Motion carries. Resolution passes. INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/01 FY 2005 Closing Accounts Moved by King. Muir requested summarization. Hart summarized. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/02 FY 2006 Allocation to the Progressive Coalition Moved by King. Hart introduced. Held for referral Bill 05/06/03 FY 2006 Allocation to the African Student Union Moved by Carter. Fox introduced. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/04 FY 2006 Allocations to Community Cultural Harmony Week Moved by Sager. Hart introduced. Held for referral. OPEN PERIOD • Muir: Parking Garage is a big step • King: The City Committee is being worked with on the lighting issue. If you have questions just ask. • Trenary: Encouraged Parking Council to look at parking structure. • Burns: Red-Cross Meeting at 5:30 p.m. next Thursday in the OSAS Office. • Levendofsky- Encouraged everyone to lead by example and walk. • Mayo- She is working with the Salvation Army and Red-Cross to help out. If you would like to help, contact her. • Hersh- Thanks Muir for his advice. • Springer: Yielded his speaking privileges. • Leann Sulzen: Gave Senate a challenge to play football.

M-11 • Burns: He appreciated support and will address concerns on the parking garage. • Lovely: Announced the Christian Challenge and Navigator meetings. • Wagner: Privileged Committee is meeting on Monday at 7 p.m. to address Safe Ride. • Moore: Discussed relief effort. • Besler: Thanks for supporting at the game. REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bills 05/06/01-04 were referenced to the Allocations committee. ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS Moore announced that if you have not received a handbook or are not on a committee you need to contact him immediately. ROLL CALL 56 Senators were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Sager. Adjourned at 8:45 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary.

M-12 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM September 15. 2005 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 50 Senators were present for roll. Absences: Mendez Habiger Pearson OPEN PERIOD • Guest introduced themselves. APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Minutes were approved as posted. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Announcements on back of Agenda • Proxies: ƒ Blaes for White ƒ Fortin for Mayo ƒ Hersh for Lopez ƒ Muir for Lindemuth ƒ Noll for Lawrence ƒ Rice for J. Rice ƒ Wagner for Weninger COMMITTEE REPORTS • Chair King: Governmental Relations- King announced that his committee met and discussed upcoming issues. Those issues included: ƒ City University Fund ƒ Informing Legislators on Higher Education Voting ƒ Board of Regions Meeting • Chair Mosimann- SASS Survey

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Director Lovely- Faculty Senate met and Unofficially Voted the Parking Garage Down • Director Peele- Welcomed the Interns, 25 were selected APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Resolution 05/06/21: Approval of Student Senate Interns Moved by Sager. Peele Introduced. Blaes moved Unanimous Consent. Resolution passes. Resolution 05/06/22: Approval of University-Wide Committee Appointments

M-13 Moved by Loo. Groene Introduced. Vossen moved Unanimous Consent. Resolution passes.

FINAL ACTION Bill 05/06/01 FY Closing of Accounts Committee Approved 10-0-0 Hart Introduced. Positive Debate: Hart- Annual Bill Muir moved to have a bulk roll call on Bills 05/06/01-05/06/04. Motion Passed. Bill 05/06/02 Allocation to the Progressive Coalition Committee Approved 10-0-0 Hart Introduced. Positive Debate: Hart- A Worthwhile Allocation Bill 05/06/03 Allocation to the African Student Union Committee Approved 10-0-0 Fox Introduced. Positive Debate: Fox- Vote Yes Bill 05/06/04 Allocation to Community Cultural Harmony Week Committee Approved 10-0-0 Hart Introduced. Positive Debate: Hart- Annual Bill Bills 05/06/01-04 Passed on a roll call vote of 56-0-0 INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/05 FY 2006 Allocation to Black Student Union Sager Moved. Fox Introduced. Held for Referral. Bill 05/06/06 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Creative Arts Therapy Students Thomson Moved. Levendofsky Introduced. Held for Referral. Bill 05/06/07 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Creative Arts Therapy Students Loo Moved. Fortin Introduced. Held for Referral. Bill 05/06/08 FY 2006Allocation to KSU Chapter of Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Hersh moved. Hart Introduced. Held for Referral. Bill 05/06/09 FY 2006 Allocation to Honesty and Integrity Peer Educators Dwyer moved. Coleman introduced. Held for Referral. Bill 05/06/10 FY 2006 Allocation to Honesty and Integrity Peer Educators Sager Moved. Coleman Introduced. Held for Referral. Bill 05/06/11 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Interfraternity Council and KSU Panhellinic Council Opara moved. Lair Introduced. Held for Referral. OPEN PERIOD • Burns: ƒ Discussed Tax Payer Bill of Rights ƒ Textbook Meeting ƒ Tuition Committee Selection ƒ Katrina Campaign ƒ September 20th: Enrollment Day • Mosier: Caution at Night

M-14 • King: Football • Lovely: Caution at Night • Mosimann: Survey • Moore: ƒ Education Committee ƒ Volunteers for SafeRide Committee ƒ Salina Visit to Senate • Groene: He will answer any Education Committee Questions

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bills 05/06/05-11 to Allocations Committee ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None ROLL CALL 52 Senators and 22 Interns were present for roll. Absences: Habiger Pearson Will Ball Smith ADJOURNMENT Moved by Besler . Adjourned at 8:45 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary.

M-15 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG XII ROOM September 22, 2005 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL • 49 Senators and 22 Interns were present for roll. • Unexcused Absences • Hannebaum • Long • Mendez • Matile • Stout • Brewer • Hubert

OPEN PERIOD • Vice President for Institutional Advancement: Bob Krause o Thanks Student Senate o Student Senate plays a vital role in University Programs Muir moved to extend presentation to an unlimited time for the presentation and questions. Motion was seconded and passed. • Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC): Ryan Peck, President o Lafene Budget o Health Fair on October 5, 2005 • Guest Introduced Themselves APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Minutes were approved as posted. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Announcements on Back of Agenda o Yearbook Picture next Meeting o Attendance Policy o Besler needs Volunteers for College Success Seminar • Proxies: o Dwyer for Coleman o Fortin for Blaes o Levendofsky for White o Peele for Huschka o Sager for Maddock

M-16 COMMITTEE REPORTS There were no committee reports. DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice Chair Besler & Director Hildebrand: o Presented The SGA Marketing Plan o Overview of Visitations Wagner moved to extended presentation time and questions until they have been exhausted. Motion seconded and passed. • President Burns: o Textbook Meeting o Tuition Taskforce Selection o Hurricane Katrina Relief Run o Parking Garage Proposal is Moving Forward o Judicial By-Laws Ratification Deadline APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 05/06/24 Approval of Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Appointments Moved by King. Besler Introduced. Moved unanimous consent by King. Motion carries. Resolution passes unanimously. FINAL ACTION 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/05 FY 2006 Allocation to Black Student Union Moved by King. Introduced by Fox Positive Debate: Fox Bill 05/06/05 Passed on a Roll Call Vote of 55-0-0 King moved for bulk roll call for Bills 05/06/05-Bills 05/06/1. Motion seconded and passed. 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/06 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Creative Arts Therapy Students Moved by Sager. Introduced by Levendofsky. Positive Debate: Levendofsky Bill 05/06/06 Passed on a Roll Call Vote of 55-0-0 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/07 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Creative Arts Therapy Students Moved by Carter. Introduced by Fortin. Positive Debate: Fortin Bill 05/06/07 Passed on a Roll Call Vote of 55-0-0 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/08 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Chapter of Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Moved by Peele. Introduced by Hart. Positive Debate: Hart Bill 05/06/08 Passed on a Roll Call Vote of 55-0-0 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/09 FY 2006 Allocation to Honesty and Integrity Peer Educators Moved by Piper. Introduced by Hart. Positive Debate: Hart Bill 05/06/09 Passed on a Roll Call Vote of 55-0-0 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/10 FY 2006 Allocation to Honesty and Integrity Peer Educators Moved by Dwyer. Introduced by Hart. Positive Debate: Hart Bill 05/06/10 Passed on a Roll Call Vote of 55-0-0

9-0-0 Bill 05/06/11 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Interfraternity Council and KSU Panhellinic Council

M-17 Moved by Carter. Introduced by Lair. Positive Debate: Lair Bill 05/06/11 Passed on a Roll Call Vote of 55-0-0 Bill 05/06/12 Creation of the Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies Moved by Wagner. Introduced by Burns. Moved Special Orders, motion was seconded and passed. Positive Debate: Burns Passed on a roll call vote of 53-0-0 INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/25 Resolution to Support the Creation of a Public Relations and Marketing Campaign for SGA Moved by Loo. Hildebrand introduced. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/12 Creation of the Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies Moved by Carter. Burns introduced. Consider special orders. Bill 05/06/13 Amendment to FY 2006 Allocations for Educational Opportunity Fund Moved by Wagner. Muir moved to have author summarize legislation. Motion seconded and passed. . Groene introduced. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/14 Emergency Allocation to the Office of Student Activities and Services Moved by King. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/15 FY 2006 Allocation to the Kansas State College Bowl Club Moved by Hart. Introduced by Coleman. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/16 FY 2006 Allocation to the Society for Appreciation of Bharatitya Heritage and Arts Moved by Levendofsky. Introduced by Hart. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/17 FY 2006 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action Moved by Will. Introduced by Fox. Held for referral. Res 05/06/23 Approval of Appointments to the Student Senate Special Committee to To Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies Moved by King. Introduced by Burns. Dwyer moved Unanimous Consent. Motion carries. Resolution passes unanimously. OPEN PERIOD • Boan: Community Culture Awareness Week Events • Wagner: Privileged Fee Meeting • Hildebrand: Focus Group Sign-Up • Peele: Intern Project Book • Burns: Enrollment Announcement- Increased 31 Students • Fox: Union Ambassador Program • Stout: Encouraged Union Ambassador Program • King: Collegian Football October 14th 3 p.m. o Practice October 7th 3 p.m. • Lindemuth: Provide “Energy Food” for the football game

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 05/05/25

M-18 Bill 05/06/13-Bill 05/06/17 ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS • Moore: Appreciate Order and Decorum o T-Shirts o Attendance Policy o Attend Culture Events ROLL CALL 50 Senators and 22 Interns were present for roll.

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Lovely. Motion was seconded and passed. Adjourned at 9:35 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary.

M-19 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG XII ROOM September 29, 2005 7:00 P.M. CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:25 p.m.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge.

ROLL CALL • 52 Senators and 24 Interns were present for roll. • Unexcused Absences: ƒ Fortin ƒ Huschka ƒ Lawrence ƒ Long • Excused ƒ Dick ƒ Williams OPEN PERIOD • Dr. Pat Bosco, Dean of Student Life ƒ Recognized Students for the Success of the Semester ƒ Rated Senate and Applauded for Success • Dr. David Allen, Honor System ƒ Presented an Update on the Honor Council System • Amy Guerich, Safe Ride Director ƒ Reported on Safe Ride’s Status APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Minutes were approved as posted. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Announcements on Back of Agenda • Attend Culture Awareness Events • Next Meeting: Ice Cream Social for Interns and K-State Salina • Proxies: • Lopez for Sherwood • Wagner for Fox COMMITTEE REPORTS • Chair King- Governmental Relations: City University Funds Survey over Voting Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. Meeting • Chair Boan-Academic Affairs Chair: Textbook Policy Research No Academic Affairs Meeting

M-20 DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice Chair Besler: Public Relations and Marketing Meeting Overview • Director Philips: Tax Payers’ Bill of Rights • Director Hildebrand: T-Shirts for SGA • Director Rinearson: K-State Salina Visit • President Burns: ƒ Legislation is going to have a vital impact: Tax Payers’ Bill of Rights ƒ Parking Garage th th ƒ Landon Lectures- October 28 , 3:30 p.m., November 28 , 10:30 a.m. FINAL ACTION 9/0/0 Res 05/06/25 Resolution to Support the Creation of a Public Relations and Marketing Campaign for SGA Moved by Sager. Changes addressed by Besler. Positive Debate: Besler -Thanks for Support on Marketing Positive Debate: Hildebrand -Thanks for Support and Encouraged to Continue to Support Blaes moved Unanimous Consent. Motion carries. Motion passes unanimously. 10-0-0 Bill 05/06/13 Amendment to FY 2006 Allocations for Educational Opportunity Fund Moved by Sager. Changes addressed by Groene. Positive Debate: Groene Passed on a roll call vote of 53/00/00 Muir moved for bulk roll call on Bill 05.06.13- Bills 05.06.17. Motion was seconded and passed. 10/0/0 Bill 05/06/14 Emergency Allocation to the Office of Student Activities and Services Moved by King. Changes addressed by Wagner. Positive debate: Wagner Passed on a roll call vote of 53/00/00 9/0/0 Bill 05/06/15 FY 2006 Allocation to the Kansas State College Bowl Club Moved by Sager. Changes addressed by Coleman. Positive Debate: Coleman - Send College Bowl to Beat KU Passed on a roll call vote of 53/00/00 9/0/0 Bill 05/06/16 FY 2006 Allocation to the Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts Moved by King. Changes addressed by Hart. Positive Debate: Hart Passed on a roll call vote of 53/00/00 9/0/0 Bill 05/06/17 FY 2006 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action Moved by Piper. Introduced by Hart. Positive Debate: Hart - Excellent Speaker to bring to the K-State Community Passed on a roll call vote of 53/00/00 INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/18 FY 2006 Allocation to the Club Managers Association of America Moved by Wagner. Introduced by Lair. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/19 FY 2006 Allocation to the Kansas State College Bowl Club Moved by Sager. Introduced by Coleman. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/20 FY 2006 Allocation to the Navigators Moved by Springer. Introduced by Couvelha. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/21 FY 2006 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators Moved by Will. Introduced by Hart. Held for referral.

M-21 OPEN PERIOD • President Burns: ƒ Student’s Email • Chair King: ƒ Return Voting Survey ƒ Football Practice October 7, 2005 at 3:00 p.m. • Director Hildebrand: ƒ Front Table Sign-Up • Lopez’s Birthday is September 30, 2005

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 05.06.18 referred to Allocations Committee Bill 05.06.19 referred to Allocations Committee Bill 05.06.20 referred to Allocations Committee Bill 05.06.21 referred to Allocations Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None ROLL CALL 51 Senators and 23 Interns were present for roll. • Unexcused Absences: . Fortin . Hubert . Huschka . Lawrence . Long . Peele • Excused . Dick . Williams

ADJOURNMENT Moved by King. Motion was seconded and passed. Adjourned at 9:15 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary.

M-22 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM October 6, 2005 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:10 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL • 55 Senators and 20 Interns were present for roll. • Excused ƒ Boos ƒ Dick ƒ Habiger ƒ William, D’Andre • Unexcused ƒ Hoskins ƒ Lawrence ƒ Smith OPEN PERIOD • Director Rinearson: Welcome Salina • S.H.A.P.E Representatives Introduction APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Moved by Sager. Motion passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Announcements on Back of Agenda ƒ SGA Marketing Presentation October 13th • Proxies: ƒ Mossiman for Hart ƒ Lindemuth for Muir COMMITTEE REPORTS • Chair King- Governmental Relations: ƒ City University Fund Decisions ƒ Tax Payer Bill of Rights DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice Chair Besler: ƒ T-Shirts ƒ SGA Workshop- Seating next Senate, October 13th • President Burns: ƒ Welcome Salina Senate ƒ Senate Respect: Listen to Vital Presentations ƒ E-IDs: Privacy Issue ƒ Landon Lecture Announcements APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS

M-23 Res 05/06/26 Approval of Technology Coordinator for Student Body President’s Cabinet Moved by Wagner. Burns Introduced. Moved unanimous consent by Coleman. Motion carries. Resolution passes. FINAL ACTION 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/18 FY Allocation to the Club Managers Association of America Moved by Sager. Changes addressed by Lair. Positive Debate: Lair- CMA members need to attend the conference. Passed on a roll call vote of 56/00/00 Coleman moved for bulk roll call on Bills 05.06.18-Bills 05.06.21. Motion was seconded and passed. 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/19 FY 2006 Allocation to the Kansas State College Bowl Club Moved by Lair. Changes addressed by Coleman. Positive Debate: Coleman- Encourage Positive Competition Passed on a roll call vote of 56/00/00 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/20 FY 2006 Allocation to the Navigators Moved by Layne. Changes addressed by Couvelha Positive Debate: Couvelha- Great Experience Passed on a roll call vote of 56/00/00 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/21 FY 2006 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators Moved by Peele. Changes addressed by Coleman. Positive Debate: Coleman- SHAPE Trip needs support Positive Debate: SHAPE Representative- Support this Bill Will yielded speaking privileges to SHAPE Representative Passed on a roll call vote of 56/00/00 OPEN PERIOD • President Burns ƒ Tuition Taskforce Meetings • October 17th, 7:00 a.m., OSAS Office • November 4th, 7:00 a.m., OSAS Office • Fox ƒ Union Ambassador Application October 7th • Ray ƒ Indian Student Event- October 9th, 6:00 p.m., Union • Vice Chair Besler ƒ Indian Student Event counts as Visitation • Wagner ƒ Senate Operations Meeting • October 10th, 7:00 p.m., OSAS Office • Levendofsky ƒ Don Hect “Winning in the Global Market Place” • October 20th, Weber RM 123 • Hildebrand ƒ T-Shirts ƒ Marketing Focus Group Meeting • Loo ƒ Wildcat Warm-Up Applications due in November • King

M-24 ƒ Governmental Relations Meeting • October 11th, 6:00 p.m., OSAS Office ƒ Football Practice • October 8th, 3:00 p.m., Rec • Lindemuth ƒ Honor to sit in Muir’s Seat • Muir ƒ Foundation Trustees Meeting ƒ Football Game this Weekend ƒ Changing Lives Campaign Kickoff • Lovely ƒ Appreciation of Union Staff • Moore ƒ Safe-Ride Committee ƒ Elections Commissioner ƒ Proxy Forms- Fill them out 24 hours in advance REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION none ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS By-law Revisions from Senate Operations Committee October 13th Senate ROLL CALL • 56 Senators and 23 Interns were present for roll. • Excused Absences: ƒ Boos ƒ Dick ƒ Habiger ƒ Williams, D’Andre • Unexcused Absences: ƒ Lawrence ADJOURNMENT Moved by Opara. Motion seconded and passed. Adjourned at 8:15 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary.

M-25 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM October 13, 2005 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Besler called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Besler led the pledge. ROLL CALL • 45 Senators and 18 Interns were present for roll. • Excused Absences: Ball Dick Hillebrand Lee • Unexcused Absences: Coleman Dwyer Habiger Karim Lair Long Mayo Opara Trenary Weninger White OPEN PERIOD • S.C.A.M. – Students for Clean Air Manhattan ƒ Ban Smoking in Public Places in Manhattan ƒ Proposed a Student Senate Resolution • Collegian: ƒ Football Analysis • Guest Introduced Themselves APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Carter moved to approve minutes. Motion was seconded and passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Proxies: Gwaltney for Dwyer Maddock for Sager Peele for Lopez • Check agenda announcements COMMITTEE REPORTS • Wagner:

M-26 ƒ Privilege Fee Meeting Overview • King: ƒ City University Fund Allocation ƒ Tuesday 10:30 Taber Meeting • Hart: ƒ Allocations- Tabled Allocations ƒ Sunday 5:00 meeting DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Director Peele: ƒ Mentor Program • Vice President Groene: ƒ Wildcat Information Director Applications • Vice Chair Besler and Director Hildebrand- SGA Marketing Presentation II Boan moved to extend time for presentation. Motion seconded and passed. APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 05/06/27 Approval of New Student Seminar Moved unanimous consent by Wagner. Motion carries. Resolution passes. Introduced by Besler. Vice Chair Besler swore in Alex Sune. INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/28 Student Senate Recommendations for the Disbursement of the City/University Projects Fund for Calendar Year 2007 Moved by Loo. Introduced by King. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/22 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Constitutional Amendments Moved by Thompson. Introduced by Schmeidler. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/23 Emergency Allocation to Athletics Moved by Fox. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/24 Emergency Allocation to K-State Student Union Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/25 Emergency Allocation to Recreational Services Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/26 Emergency Allocation to Student Health Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Muir moved to summarize Bills 05/06/24- Bills 05/06/26 Bill 05/06/27 FY 2006 Allocation to the United Black Voices Gospel Choir Moved by Maddock. Introduced by Stinson. Held for referral. OPEN PERIOD • Philips: ƒ College Council Application • Hart: ƒ Allocations Committee Meeting • Hildebrand: ƒ T-Shirts • King: ƒ Committee Meeting ƒ Taber Meeting 10:00 a.m, Tuesday ƒ Football Game Old Stadium at 3:00 p.m., Friday

M-27 • Groene ƒ Petition Turn In • Spencer ƒ Gambling Point Spread • Multi-Cultural Director: James ƒ Tuesday, 18th 8:00 p.m.,Union Station Learn More • Lindmuth: ƒ Food for Game • Lovely: ƒ Gymnastics Class

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/28 to Governmental Relations Committee Bill 05/06/22 to Operations Committee Bill 05/06/23- Bill 05/06/26 to Privilege Fee Committee Bill 05/06/27 to Allocations Committee ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS Senate Operations Committee Article V Section IX D ROLL CALL • 49 Senators and 20 Interns were present for roll. • Unexcused: Boos Dwyer Habiger Lair Long Mayo McNeely Opara Trenary Weninger Williams, D’Andre

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Lovely. Motion seconded and passed. Adjourned at 8:36 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

M-28 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM October 20, 2005 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Besler called the meeting to order at 7: 05 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Besler led the pledge. ROLL CALL • 48 Senators and 23 Interns were present for roll. • Excused: ƒ Dick ƒ Oswald ƒ Williams, D’Andre • Unexcused: ƒ Habiger ƒ Opara OPEN PERIOD • SHAC Presentation- Ryan Peck King moved to extend open period to exhaust presentation. Motion was seconded and passed. APPROVAL OF MINUTES • King moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS Proxies: • Boan for Levendofsky • Gwaltney v Dwyer • Fox for Peele • Hart for Wagner • Peele for Hushka • Rice for Wilk • Springer for Upendram • Woodward for Coleman COMMITTEE REPORTS • Chair King: Governmental Relations- ƒ City University Funds Legislation ƒ Taber Meeting Provided New Information ƒ KS Board of Regions- Press Release Rejecting Taber DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Director Hildebrand- Pay for Shirts • President Burns ƒ Tuition Meeting- November 10th, 7:00 a.m. ƒ Visit with Residence Halls ƒ Parking Garage Passed Board of Regions • Lowing Prices for Farther Lots

M-29 • Oversell Special Slots • Special Package for Distant Students ƒ Landon Lecture ƒ Board of Regions • Increase Efficiencies ƒ Taber Visit to Student Senate • Sue Peterson- Taber Effects November 3rd Senate Meeting King moved to extend time. Motion seconded and passed. • Vice Chair Besler: ƒ Diversity Programming Committee Applications Friday, October 21st ƒ Pepsi Applications still Open ƒ Visitation Policy: 3 Total Visitation • 1 Diversity, 1 Group, 1 College Administration ƒ Bylaws Amendments requires 2/3 vote APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 05/06/29 Approval of New Student Senator Moved by Sager. Introduced by Besler. Motion carries. Resolution passes. Besler swore in Manley. FINAL ACTION Res 05/06/28 Student Senate Recommendation for the Disbursement of the City/University Projects for Calendar Year 2007 Moved by Hart. King addressed changes. Positive Debate: King explained Voice Vote passed. Resolution adopted. Bill 05/06/22 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Constitutional Amendment Moved by Lair. Changes addressed by Sager. Positive Debate: Sager Explained Purpose Passed by 53-0-0 Bill 05/06/23 Emergency Allocation to Athletics Moved by Springer. Changes addressed by Vossen. Positive Debate: Vossen Covered the purpose Passed 53-0-0 Bulk Roll Call Bill 05/06/23-Bill 05/06/27 moved by Maddock. Motion seconded and passed. Bill 05/06/24 Emergency Allocation to K-State Student Union Moved by Springer. Changes addressed by Vossen Positive Debate: Vossen Clarified Bill Passed 53-0-0 Bill 05/06/25 Emergency Allocation to Recreational Services Moved by Sager. Changes addressed by Vossen. Positive Debate: Vossen encouraged Vote Affirmative Passed 53-0-0 Bill 05/06/26 Emergency Allocation to Student Health Moved by Stout. Changes addressed by Vossen. Positive Debate: Vossen Explained Bill Passed 53-0-0 Bill 05/06/27 FY 2006 Allocation to the United Black Voices Gospel Choir Moved by Sager. Changes addressed by Stinson

M-30 Positive Debate: Stinson Continue Support Passed 53-0-0 INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/28 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Proxies in Standing Committees Moved by King. Introduced by Maddock. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/29 Increase of the University Counseling Services Privilege Fee Moved by King. Introduced by Vossen. Held for referral. Boan moved to summarize. Motion was seconded and passed. Bill 05/06/30 FY 2006 Allocation to the Indian Student Association Moved by Sager. Introduced by Hart. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/31 FY 2006 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators Moved by Lovely. Introduced by Fox. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/32 FY 2006 Allocation to Up Til Dawn Moved by Sager. Introduced by Lair. Held for referral. OPEN PERIOD • Lovely- ƒ Presentation on Abortion next week at Campus ƒ Not invited- Panels in front of Library & Union ƒ Pro-Life Fox moved to extend time until questions have been exhausted. Motion seconded and passed. • King- ƒ Flag Football Victory • Williams- ƒ Pizza Hut next Wednesday • Vossen- ƒ Arts and Sciences Meeting • Karim- ƒ Fundraiser this Sunday 6:00-9:00 p.m. ƒ Support a Strong Cause • Muir- ƒ Open Minded view of Different Opinions ƒ If you don’t want to be Offended- Avoid • Mayo- ƒ College of Agriculture Speaker Success ƒ Thanks for SGA Support REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/28 referred to Operations Committee Bill 05/06/29 referred to Privileged Fees Committee Bill 05/06/30- Bill 05/06/32 to Allocations Committee ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None ROLL CALL • 50 Senators and 23 Interns were present for roll. • Unexcused: ƒ Habiger ƒ Opara ƒ Sherwood

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ADJOURNMENT Moved by Sager. Adjourned at 8:45 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

M-32 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM October 27, 2005 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7: 00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL • 48 Senators and 23 Interns were present for roll. • Excused: ƒ Karim ƒ Lawrence ƒ Layne ƒ Loo ƒ Williams, D’Andre ƒ Sager ƒ Sherwood ƒ Upendram ƒ Wilk • Unexcused: ƒ Habiger ƒ Lenington ƒ APPROVAL OF MINUTES • It was moved to approve the minutes. Motion seconded and passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS Proxies: • Maddock for Sherwood • Rice for Sager • Rice for Wilk • Springer for Upendram • Vossen for Loo • White for Blaes COMMITTEE REPORTS • Chair Wagner: Privilege Fee o Counseling Services Review Tonight o Will be reviewing KSU Bands next Monday, October 31 at 8:00 • Vice-Chair Besler: Diversity Programming o DPC met on Sunday night o Over $383,000+ Requests o Will be meeting Monday, October 31 at 8:00: to go over final funding recommendations DIRECTORS’ REPORTS

M-33 • Director Rinearson: o K-State Salina is in the process of building a New Student Life Center on the Salina Campus ƒ Will include bookstore, recreation center, cafeteria and student life facilities. • Chair Moore: o K-State students are “the luckiest students in the nation”

FINAL ACTION Bill 05/06/28 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Proxies in Standing Committees Moved by King. Changes addressed by Nibarger. Positive Debate: Nibarger – bring consistency to by-laws Senator Muir moved to bulk roll call Bills 05/06/28 and 05/06/29 Passed 54-0-0 Bill 05/06/29 Increase of University Counseling Services Privilege Fee Moved by Piper. Changes addressed by Wagner. Positive Debate: Wagner – explained purpose and gave facts of bill Passed 54-0-0 Bill 05/06/30 FY 2005 Allocation to the Indian Student Association Moved by Maddock. Changes addressed by Hart. Positive Debate: Hart Explained Bill Passed 53-0-0 Bill 05/06/31 FY 2006 Allocation to the United Black Voices Gospel Choir Moved by King. Changes addressed by Fox Positive Debate: Fox Continue Support Passed 53-0-0 Bill 05/06/32 FY 2006 Allocation to the United Black Voices Gospel Choir Moved by Levondofsky. Changes addressed by Lair Positive Debate: Continue Support Lair Passed 53-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/33 FY 2006 Allocation to Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts Moved by King. Introduced by Reddy. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Vossen o Arts and Sciences Caucus 8:00 in Union 213 • Hildebrand o Please pay for t-shirts or else • Wagner o Fun at conference • Levondofsky o Congrats to Parliamentarian Schmeidler REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/33 referred to Allocations ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS

M-34 None ROLL CALL • 47 Senators and 23 Interns were present for roll. • Unexcused: ƒ Dwyer ƒ Habiger ƒ Lenington ƒ Lee

ADJOURNMENT Moved by King. Adjourned at 7:55 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Emily Besler, Student Senate Vice-Chair

M-35 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM November 3, 2005 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7: p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 50 Senators and 22 Interns were present for roll. • Excused o Boos o Williams, D’Andre • Unexcused o Habiger o Layne o Schneider o Symons OPEN PERIOD • No speakers for open period. APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Sager moved to approve the minute. Motion seconded and passed ANNOUNCEMENTS • Proxies: o Carter for Couvelha o Muir for Lindemuth o O’Connor for Dederick o Springer for Upendram o White for Levendofsky • Check agenda announcements COMMITTEE REPORTS • Chair Wagner o Band Privileged Fees • Chair Boan o Restart Normal Meetings DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice Chair Besler: Diversity Programming Committee Report Postponed • Director Topp: Honors Program Director- Student Panel • President Burns: ƒ Ad Hoc Committee for Bond’s Money ƒ Colorado voted to Suspend Tabor for Five Years ƒ Textbook Meetings • Decrease Book Turnover ƒ Tuition Committee Meeting

M-36 • Chair Moore ƒ Targeted Excellence Funding Directed to Students- (53%) FINAL ACTION 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/33 FY 2006 Allocation to Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts Moved by Sager. Changes addressed by Reddy. Positive Debate: Reddy- Quality Program Negative Debate: None Passed on a roll call vote of 55/00/00 INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/30 Approval of Honor Council Constitutional Changes Moved by Loo. Introduced by Chair Moore. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/34 Creation of the Student Senate Special Committee to Study and Review Bond Surplus Fund Alternative Proposals Moved by Carter. Introduced by Burns. Held for referral. Springer moved to have the bill summarized. Motion was seconded and passed. Bill 05/06/35 Continuance of the University Bands Privilege Fee Moved by Besler. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Muir moved to have the bill summarized. Motion was seconded and passed. Bill 05/06/36 FY 2006 Allocation to Campus Crusade for Christ Moved by Piper. Introduced by Hart. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/37 FY 2006 Allocation to Chinese Students for Scholars Association Moved by Peele. Introduced by Lair. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/38 FY 2006 Allocation to Theta Alpha Phi Moved by Hersh. Introduced by Coleman. Held for referral. OPEN PERIOD • Fox o Equestrian Team- Saturday, November 5th- 8:00 a.m. • Muir o Congrats on Special Committee • Wagner o K-State Singers ƒ McCain Auditorium 7:30 p.m., November 4th • Trenary o Mosier’s Band- 909 Kearney, 7:00 p.m., November 4th • Director Hildebrand o T-Shirt Payment o Dean’s Visit o Workshop Next Senate o Director’s emails- [email protected], [email protected] • Schultz o November 11th, Committee Meeting • Lair o Hamm’s Recognition • Moore o Debate Legislation REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION

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Bill 05/06/35 referred to Privileged Fees Committee Bill 05/06/36 – Bill 05/06/38 referred to Allocations Committee ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None ROLL CALL 50 Senators and 22 Interns were present for roll. • Unexcused o Habiger o Layne o Schneider o Symons ADJOURNMENT Moved by Sager. Adjourned at 8:00 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

M-38 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM October 10, 2005 7:00 P.M.

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

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge.

ROLL CALL • 48 Senators and 18 Interns were present for roll. • Excused: o Ball o Cox o Hillebrand o McGinn • Unexcused: o Habiger o Karim o Opara o Dick o Hoskins o Lee

OPEN PERIOD • Director Phil Anderson: o Kansas State University Honor System ƒ Students taking more Ownership in the System ƒ Addressed Constitutional change of when Honor Pledge Violations are reported and the criteria for reporting such violations; violations do not appear on transcripts King moved to extend open period. Motion carried

APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Minutes were approved as posted.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Proxies: o Blaes for White o Fox for Levendofsky o Mosimann for Lair o Sager for Maddock o Springer for Upendram o Woodward for Lopez

M-39 • Check agenda announcements

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Hart o Allocations: Final action; Indian Student • Boan o Academic Affairs: looking at textbooks; o Most campuses in same boat o Ad hoc committee o 35% professors have turned in book orders; addressed questions • Sager o Impeachment hearing will be this coming Tuesday • Wagner o Privilege fee for band; urged to refer o Lafene review; user fees coming up in next few weeks; no questions • King o Governmental Relations: further discussed educational campaign o TABOR; formal timeline and budget to Gayle by end of next week DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice President Besler and Director Hildebrand: o Discussed PR marketing plan; will discuss the diversity initiatives next week o Wear SGA T-shirts next week o College representatives need to be prepared to discuss college meetings with deans o Thanked all who had participated in diversity events o Newsletter will be issued via email; [email protected] for newsletter ideas • Vice President Besler – Diversity programming report attached to agenda; no questions • Groene – E.O.F. committee report • Lovely – Report from faculty senate meeting • Chair Moore: o Addition to length in reports is at chair’s request; elections chair apps; tuition committee met this morning o SGA will be meeting with grad student council leadership to come to same page; no questions

FINAL ACTION 10-0-0 Res 05/06/30 Approval of Honor Council Constitutional Changes Sager moved. All recommended changes were made Positive Debate: Moore Negative Debate: None Muir moved to Unanimous Consent. Motion passed. Resolution adopted

10-0-0 Bill 05/06/34 Creation of the Student Senate Special Committee to Study and Review Bond Surplus Fund Alternative Proposals Wagner moved. Introduced by Moore. Positive Debate: Moore

M-40 Negative Debate: None Passed on a roll call vote of 57/00/00

It was moved for a bulk roll call for Bills 05/06/34-05/06/38. Motion passed.

9-2-0 Bill 05/06/35 Continuance of the University Band Privilege Fee Wagner moved to refer Bill 05/06/35 back to committee. Motion passed Positive Debate: Wagner Passed on a roll call vote of 57/00/00

10-0-0 Bill 05/06/36 FY 2006 Allocation to Campus Crusade for Christ Coleman moved. Recommended changes were made. Positive Debate: Hart Negative Debate: None Passed on a roll call vote of 57/00/00

10-0-0 Bill 05/06/37 FY 2006 Allocation to Chinese Students and Scholars Association Lovely moved. Recommended changes were made. Positive Debate: Hart Negative Debate: None Passed on a roll call vote of 57/00/00

10-0-0 Bill 05/06/38 FY 2006 Allocation to Theta Alpha Phi Peele moved. Positive Debate: Coleman Negative Debate: None Passed on a roll call vote of 57/00/00

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/39 Educational Opportunity Fund Allocations for FY 2007 Moved by King. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/40 FY 2006 Allocation American Humanics Student Association Moved by King. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/41 FY 2006 Allocation to Japanese Yosakoi Dance Club Moved by Sager. Held for referral

OPEN PERIOD • Burns o Judicial amendments have been ratified o TABOR resolution will be coming forward to oppose or support o Need to recommend 6 people to City of Manhattan University Fund; no questions Lovely moved to extend open period and questions. Motion carried. • Wagner : o Presented a special presentation on the SGA vs Collegian football game • Boan o Upcoming events Dec 2, 7:00 in ballroom; will count for diversity addressed questions

M-41 • Groene o Indian event this Saturday, November 12th; will count for diversity • Boldt o Update on Saferide; next meeting this Tuesday at 9:15 to discuss vision and possible changes • Mosier – Band will be playing tomorrow night at PJ’s at 9:00 • Nibarger o Two KSU students will be interviewing for Rhode’s scholarship • Lindemuth o Young Farmers and Ranchers judging tonight; Levendofsky in finals • Schultz o Meeting tomorrow for engineering senators; no questions • Hildebrand o Rise in price of shirts • Carter o Requested ed senators to remain after senate adjourns

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/35 referred to privilege fee Bill 05/06/39 referred to exec Bill 05/06/40 referred to allocations Bill 05/06/41 referred to allocations

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None

ROLL CALL • 53 Senators and 16 Interns were present for roll. • Excused: o Ball o Cox o Hillebrand o McGinn • Unexcused: o Habiger o Karim o Dick o Hoskins o Lee o Symons

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

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

M-42 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM NOVEMBER 17, 2005 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 48 Senators and 21 Interns were present for roll. OPEN PERIOD • Sue Peterson: o Burns Introduced o Peterson overviewed TABOR ƒ Kansas State University Administration is Opposed o Kansas Politics ƒ Balanced Budget ƒ Taxes are not being Raised ƒ Solid Government o TABOR’s Effects on Colorado ƒ Destroyed Colorado Education System ƒ Damaged Economics o Peterson Addressed Questions • Zach Cook- Graduate Student o Students for Clean Air Manhattan o Changed Management o Proposed Supporting Smoking Policy Muir rose to a Point of Personal Privilege- Thanks Peterson King moved to extend the questions period, until exhaustion. Motion was seconded and passed. APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Peele moved to approve the minutes. Motion was seconded and passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Proxies: o Noll for Lenington • Excused Absences: o Dick o Hillebrand o Huschka o Lee o Manley o Williams, D’Andre • Unexcused Absences: o Coleman o Lenington

M-43 o Maddock o Matile o Springer • Check agenda announcements o Encourage Game Attendance o Last Senate Meeting for this semester: December 1st COMMITTEE REPORTS • Governmental Relations- King: o TABOR Resolution o Talking Points for Legislatures • College Councils Allocation- Carter: o Met, Monday 14th- Looked at Allocations o Overviewed each Allocation • Privileged Fees- Wagner o Bill 05/06/35 Revised o Lafene Funding DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • SGA Marketing Presentation- Vice Chair Besler and Director Hildebrand o Provided an Interactive Update on the SGA Marketing Plan Springer moved to extend the Directors report for 30 minutes. Motion seconded and passed. APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 05/06/31 Approval of Appointment to the Student Senate Special Committee to Study and Review Bond Surplus Fund Alternative Proposals Moved by Sager. Introduced by Moore. Nibarger moved unanimous consent. Motion carries. Resolution passes. FINAL ACTION 11-1-0 Bill 05/06/35 Continuance of the University Bands Privilege Fee Moved by Peele. Wagner addressed changes. Positive Debate: Wagner Overviewed Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 Muir moved for bulk roll call for all bills considered tonight. 8-0-0 Bill 05/06/39 Educational Opportunity Fund Allocation for FY 2007 Moved by Hersh. Groene addressed changes. Positive Debate: Groene Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/40 FY 2006 Allocation to American Humanics Student Association Moved by Hersh. Couvelha addressed changes. Positive Debate: Hersh – Great Bill to Support Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/41 FY 2006 Allocation to Japanese Yosakoi Dance Club Moved by Sager. Lair addressed changes. Positive Debate: Lair- Dance Festival Support Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 Res 05/06/32 Commendation to Coach Bill Snyder Moved Special Orders. Introduced by Burns. Positive Debate: Burns- Needed Recognition Moved by unanimous consent by Lovely.

M-44 Motion was seconded and passed. Resolution adopted. Res 05/06/34 Resolution Supporting a City Ordinance for Smoke-Free Workplaces Moved Special Orders. Introduced by Nibarger. Positive Debate: Nibarger – Positive Economics, Positive Workplace Negative Debate: Layne- Eliminating Rights, Various Factors Positive Debate: Lovely- Personal Experience as Employee- Approves Negative Debate: Will- Smoking is not Illegal Trenary moved to Extend Debate for questions until expired. Motion seconded and passed. Speaking Privileged yielded to SCAM representative. Positive Debate: SCAM Representative- Provided Information Negative Debate: Burns- What do K-State Students Feel? Besler moved to refer the motion to Governmental Relations Committee. Motion seconded and passed. Res 05/06/34 Referred to Governmental Relations Committee. INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/32 Commendation to Coach Bill Snyder Moved by Levendofsky. Introduced by Burns. Sager moved to have Chair Tyson to make appropriate changes after the games victory. Lovely Moved Special Orders. Motion seconded and passed. Res 05/06/33 Resolution Opposing a Taxpayer Bill of Rights Moved by Wagner. Introduced by Burns. Held for referral. Res 05/06/34 Resolution Supporting a City Ordinance for Smoke-Free Workplaces Moved by Carter. Introduced by Nibarger. Springer moved Special Orders. Bill 05/06/42 FY 2006 Allocation to the Alliance for Religious Exploration, Tolerance, and Education Moved by Thompson. Introduced by Chipman. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/43 FY 2006 Allocation to the Blue Key Honor Society Moved by Lopez. Introduced by Hart. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/44 FY 2006 Allocation to the Engineers in Medicine and Biology Moved by Woodward. Introduced by Hart. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/45 FY 2006 Allocation to P.R.A.I.J.N. Ministries Moved by Sager. Introduced by Hart. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/46 FY 2006 Allocation to Workers of Wisdom Moved by Wagner. Introduced by Levendofsky. Held for referral. OPEN PERIOD • Dwyer: Thanks for Survey Information • Symons: Happy Birthday to Hoskins • King: Governmental Relations Meeting- Monday, November 28 • Muir: Thoughts on Smoking Ban- Provide for Public Health and Welfare o Enjoy Thanksgiving • Levendofsky: Be Leaders at the Game to Honor Snyder • Moore: Research TABOR and SCAM Resolution o Dale Brown- 1:30, December 18 REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/33-Bill 05/06/34 to Governmental Relations Bill 05/06/32,35,36 to Allocations

M-45 ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None ROLL CALL Senators and Interns were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Peele . Adjourned at 10:00 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

M-46 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM DECEMBER 1, 2005 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 51 Senators and 22 Interns were present for roll. OPEN PERIOD • Chair King o Legislative Visits Besler moved to extend presentation. Motion was seconded and passed. • Mackey Johnson o Waitlist Policy • Rylan Ortiz o Parking Garage ƒ Opposing ƒ Parking Services is not Prepared • Guest Introduced themselves King moved to extend open period. Motion seconded and failed. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Excused Absences: o Dick o Dwyer o Gwaltney o Karim o McGinn o Williams, D’Andre • Unexcused Absences: o Layne o O’Connor • Check agenda announcements o Last Senate Meeting of the Year o Thursday, January 26th- First Meeting the Year COMMITTEE REPORTS • Academic Affairs- Boan o Student Centered Enhancements o Textbook Guidelines • Governmental Relations- King o Taxpayer Bill of Rights in Final Action o Tabled Ban on Smoking Resolution • College Councils Allocation- Carter

M-47 o Allocations ƒ $2, 555 in Allocations this Week o Overviewed each Allocation • Privileged Fees- Wagner o Lafene Tour ƒ Reserve Account DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Director Topp o Honors Program Director • President Burns o Tuition Meeting o TABOR Resolution ƒ Co-Authors o Smoking Ban Resolution ƒ Manhattan City Commission will have City Vote o Textbooks ƒ Proposal for Faculty to Take Action On o Thanks Governmental Relations for Legislative Visits o Good Luck on Finals APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 05/06/35 Approval of Elections Commissioner Moved by Vossen. Introduced by Burns. Maddock moved Unanimous Consent. Motion seconded and passed. FINAL ACTION 8-0-0 Res 05/06/33 Resolution Opposing Taxpayer Bill of Rights Moved by Sager. Burns addressed changes. Positive Debate: Burns- Effects Higher Education Positive Debate: Philips- Big Issue for Student Senate Negative Debate: Hersh- Uninformed Positive Debate: Hillebrand- Economics Positive Debate: Lair- Colorado Example Positive Debate: Fadler- Facts of Cash King moved Previous Question. Motion seconded and passed. Passed on a roll call vote of 50/01/00 8-0-0 Bill 05/06/42 FY 2006 Allocation to the Alliance for Religious Exploration, Tolerance, and Education Moved by Maddock. Chipman addressed changes. Positive Debate: Chipman Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 Moved to bulk roll call Bill 05/06/42 – Bill 05/06/46. Motion seconded and passed. 8-0-0 Bill 05/06/43 FY 2006 Allocation to the Blue Key Honor Society Moved by Lair. addressed changes Hart. Positive Debate: Hart Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 8-0-0 Bill 05/06/44 FY 2006 Allocation to the Engineers in Medicine and Biology Moved by Sager. Hart addressed changes. Positive Debate: Hart Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00

M-48 8-0-0 Bill 05/06/45 FY 2006 Allocation to P.R.A.I.J.N Ministries Moved by Loo. Hart addressed changes. Positive Debate: Hart Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 8-0-0 Bill 05/06/46 FY 2006 Allocation to Workers of Wisdom Moved by Vossen. Hart addressed changes. Positive Debate: Hart Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/36 Commendation to Marshall Scholar Moved by Sager. Introduced by Mosimann. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/47 Amendment to Emergency Allocation to Recreational Services Moved by Sager. Introduced by Wagner. Blaes moved Special Orders. Positive Debate: Wagner Muir moved to hold roll call till Bill 05/06/48 has been introduced. Motion seconded and passed. Passed on a roll call vote of 51/00/00 Bill 05/06/48 FY 2006 Allocation to Campaign for Nonviolence Moved by Sager. Introduced by Hart. Muir moved special orders. Motion seconded and passed. Positive Debate: Hart- Great Presentation Muir moved bulk roll Bill 05/06/47-Bill 05/06/48. Motion seconded and passed. Passed on a roll call vote of 51/00/00 Bill 05/06/49 FY 2006 Allocation to Kansas State University Physics Club Moved by Peele. Introduced by Fox. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/50 FY 2006 Allocation to K-State Potter’s Guide Moved by Couvelha. Introduced by Levendofsky. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/51 FY 2006 Allocation to Kansas State Student Chapter of the American String Teachers’ Association Moved by Maddock. Introduced by Coleman. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/52 FY 2006 Allocation to Newman Club Moved by Sager. Introduced by Lair. Held for referral. OPEN PERIOD • Hersh- o Student Speeches o Shared Student Issues • Boan o Tracy Morgan, December 2nd, 7:30p.m. in the Union • Spencer o February 17, 2005: Elections Deadling • Lindemuth o Article over Smoking Issue • Couvelha o Student Activities • Symons o Thank Senate for Intern Assistance • Muir o Dr. Sue Peterson

M-49 • Dwyer o Holiday Candy • King o Legislative Visits • Lindemuth o Graduate Graduation Speaker Excellent • Wagner o KSU Singers will perform Sunday • Banion o Election Commissioner- Thanks • Burns o Banion is Tuff • Moore o Thanks for a Great Semester o Muir has been around longer then Dirt

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/36 referred to Student Affairs Bill 05/06/49 – Bill 05/06/52 referred to Allocations ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None ROLL CALL 50 Senators and 21 Interns were present for roll. • Excused Absences: o Dick o Dwyer o Gwaltney o Karim o McGinn o Williams, D’Andre • Unexcused Absences: o Dederick o Layne o Loeb o O’Connor o Will

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Fox. Adjourned at 9:10 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

M-50 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM January 26, 2006 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 55 Senators and 23 Interns were present for roll. OPEN PERIOD • Guest Introduced Themselves • Intern Cox: Seats Available for Guest • Chair Boan: Burdon Pitts- Health Difficulties APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Sager moved to approve the minutes. Motion was seconded and passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Excused Absences: o Dick o Karim • Check agenda announcements o Get ready for a great second semester • Proxies o Couvelha for Layne o Upendram for Reddy COMMITTEE REPORTS • Allocations Committee: Chair Hart o 39 Request ƒ Denied four ƒ Approved 31 o Fine Arts Budget • Governmental Relations: Chair King o February 7th – Higher Education Day o Finalized Report over Christmas Break Legislative Visits o February 23rd – Cats in the Capital • Senate Operations: Chair Sager o Attend all Meetings o Three Individuals needed for Elections Review Committee • College Council Allocations- Chair Carter o Reviewed all Request • Privilege Fee Committee: Wagner o 7-0-0 for Bill 05/06/53 and Bill 05/06/54 DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Director Lovely: Enroll with only 21 hours through Laser System

M-51 • Vice President Groene: o Bond Surplus Review Committee ƒ $1.5 million for a campus benefiting task ƒ Proposals are due by February 10th, 5:00 p.m. in the OSAS Office • President Burns: o It is a GREAT TIME TO BE A K-STATER! o Tuition Committee will be meeting weekly ƒ 6:00-7:30 p.m. every Tuesday o Board of Regents ƒ Qualified Emissions o Platform Issues o Positive Letter in response to McGinn’s Legislative Visit

FINAL ACTION 9-0-0 Res 05/06/36 Commendation to Marshall Scholar Moved by Carter. Mosimann addressed changes. Positive Debate: Mosimann- Honor to have a great student achieve! Maddock moved for unanimous consent. Motion was seconded and passed.

10-0-0 Bill 05/06/49 FY 2006 Allocation to Kansas State University Physics Club Moved by Springer. Fox addressed changes. Positive Debate: Fox- Great background opportunity for Physics Club. Passed on a roll call vote of 55/00/00 Couvelha moved to bulk roll call Bill 05/06/49 – Bill 05/06/52 10-0-0 Bill 05/06/50 FY 2006 Allocation to K-State Potter’s Guild Moved by Couvelha. Levendofsky addressed changes. Positive Debate: Levendofsky- Provide good information to Potter’s Guild. Passed on a roll call vote of 55/00/00

10-0-0 Bill 05/06/51 FY 2006 Allocation to Kansas State Student Chapter of the American String Teachers’ Association Moved by Sager. Coleman addressed changes. Positive Debate: Coleman- Encouraged support for String Teachers’ Association. Passed on a roll call vote of 55/00/00

10-0-0 Bill 05/06/52 FY 2006 Allocation to Newman Club Moved by Nibarger. Lair addressed changes. Positive Debate: Lair- Newman Club trip will be a great community service. Passed on a roll call vote of 55/00/00

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/53 Increase in the Student Health Privilege Fee Moved by Couvelha . Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Muir moved to summarize Bill 05/06/53- Bill 05/06/54.Motion seconded and passed. Bill 05/06/54 Establishment of the Student Health Reserve Account Moved by Sager . Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral Bill 05/06/55 FY 2006 Allocation to Beta Sigma Chi Moved by Sager. Introduced by Mayo. Held for referral.

M-52 Bill 05/06/56 FY 2006 Allocation to the Collegiate Music Educators Moved by Couvelha . Introduced by Couvelha. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/57 FY 2006 Allocation to K-State Interfraternity Council Moved by Peele. Introduced by Fox. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/58 FY 2006 Allocation to K-State Panhellenic Council Moved by Opara. Introduced by Fox. Held for referral. Hart moved to summarize. Motions seconded and passed. Bill 05/06/59 FY 2006 Allocation to Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society Moved by Couvelha . Introduced by Stinson. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/60 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Relay for Life Moved by Loo. Introduced by Couvelha. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/61 FY 2006 Allocation to Sensible Nutrition and Body Image Choices Moved by Stout. Introduced by Coleman . Held for referral. Bill 05/06/62 FY 2006 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators Moved by Couvelha . Introduced by Levendofsky. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/63 FY 2006 Allocation to Student Friends of the Beach Museum of Art Moved by Couvelha. Introduced by Hart. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/64 FY 2006 Allocation to United Black Voices Gospel Choir Moved by Sager. Introduced by Mayo. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/65 FY 2006 Statutes of Amendments Regarding Funding Regulations Moved by Sager . Introduced by Hart. Held for referral. Couvelha moved to summarize Bill 05/06/65. Motion seconded and passed. Bill 05/06/66 FY 2006 Additional Campus Organization Funding from Reserves Moved by Peele . Introduced by Hart . Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Spencer: ƒ Thanks Chair Hart for all of his hard work! • Burns: ƒ Reminder for Thank You cards • Sager: ƒ Elections Review Committee • King: ƒ If you cannot attend February 7th Educational Day, contact King • Boan: ƒ Meeting reminder • Muir: ƒ Great Representation of the University for President Bush ƒ Faculty Senate Agenda: Ranks Honors Program given constituency • Lovely: ƒ Follow-up for Honors Program Recognition ƒ Eisenhower Desk- Desk Repair • Groene: ƒ KSU University Calendar has been approved. ƒ Attend same amount of days each year • Sune: ƒ Wildcat Warm-Up

M-53 • Lindemuth: ƒ Salina Director assisting with Global Flight ƒ KSU won Sweepstakes Award for Advancement • Besler: ƒ Student Alumni Board • Moore: ƒ Take to Chair Sager if interested in being in Elections Review Committee ƒ Blue Key Senior Honor Society Applications ƒ Student Senate Meeting in Salina Coordination ƒ Need at Large Committee Members

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/55- Bill 05/06/56 referred to Allocations Committee Bill 05/06/53- Bill 05/06/54 referred to Privilege Fee Committee ROLL CALL 55 Senators and 23 Interns were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Sager. Adjourned at 9:00 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

M-54 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM FEBUARY 2, 2006 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 48 Senators and 24 Interns were present for roll. OPEN PERIOD • Habitat for Humanity Speaker o April 8, 2006 • Elections Commissioner- Banion o Overviewed his leadership role during elections • Guest Introduced Themselves APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Levendofsky moved to approve the minutes. Motion was seconded and passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Excused Absences: o Lopez o Maddock o Layne • Unexcused Absences: o Opara o Reddy o Trenary o Will • Check agenda announcements o Proxies ƒ Lawrence for Noll ƒ Mosimann for Lopez ƒ Sune for Hersh COMMITTEE REPORTS • Privilege Fee Committee-Wagner: o Fine Arts Report o Vote for Lafene Bill • Governmental Relations Committee- King: o Tuesday, February 2nd Higher Education Day ƒ Depart at 6:00 p.m. ƒ Attend this weeks G.R. Meeting DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Governmental Relations Director- Phillips o Try to Obtain Support for Higher Education Issues

M-55 o Support for Governor’s Budget o Taber is no longer an Issue • Manhattan, Salina Director- Rinearson: o Joined Salina Meeting is not possible o Attend privately on Tuesdays • President Burns o Transcript Fees are being Eliminated o This Year there will be no Graduation Fees

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 05/06/37 Approval of Elections Review Committee Members Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Sager. Blaes moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Res 05/06/38 Approval of Honor Council Appointments Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Burns. Couvehla moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. Res 05/06/39 Approval of University Committee Appointments Moved by Wagner. Introduced by Burns. Couvehla moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. FINAL ACTION 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/53 Increase in the Student Health Privilege Fee Moved by Couvehla. Wagner addressed changes. Positive Debate: Wagner- They have not had an increase in fees for the past three years. Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 Muir moved to bulk roll call Bill 05/06/53-Bill 05/06/54. Motion seconded and passed. 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/54 Establishment of the Student Health Reserve Account Moved by Couvehla. Wagner addressed changes. Positive Debate: Wagner- This is a recommendation given by auditor. Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 11-0-0 Bill 05/06/55 FY 2006 Allocation to Beta Sigma Chi Moved by Couvehla. Mayo addressed changes. Positive Debate: Mayo said great cause. Passed on a roll call vote of 52/00/00 Wagner moved to bulk roll call Bills 05/06/55-Bill 05/06/64. Motion seconded and passed. 11-0-0 Bill 05/06/56 FY 2006 Allocation to the Collegiate Music Educators Moved by Dwyer. Couvehla addressed changes. Positive Debate: Couvehla encouraged a positive vote. Passed on a roll call vote of 52/00/00 11-0-0 Bill 05/06/57 FY 2006 Allocation to K-State Interfraternity Council Moved by Piper. Fox addressed changes. Positive Debate: Fox encouraged a positive vote. Passed on a roll call vote of 52/00/00 11-0-0 Bill 05/06/58 FY 2006 Allocation to K-State Panhellenic Council Moved by Will. Fox addressed changes. Positive Debate: Support this bill. Passed on a roll call vote of 52/00/00 11-0-0 Bill 05/06/59 FY 2006 Allocation to Kansas State University Percussive Art Society

M-56 Moved by Will. Cox addressed changes. Positive Debate: Cox said great allocation. Passed on a roll call vote of 52/00/00 11-0-0 Bill 05/06/60 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Relay for Life Moved by Peele. Couvehla addressed changes. Positive Debate: Couvehla opportunity for KSU students. Passed on a roll call vote of 52/00/00 11-0-0 Bill 05/06/61 FY 2006 Allocation to Sensible Nutrition and Body Image Choices Moved by Piper. Coleman addressed changes. Positive Debate: Coleman discussed a great concern. Passed on a roll call vote of 52/00/00 11-0-0 Bill 05/06/62 FY 2006 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators Moved by Will. Levendofsky addressed changes. Positive Debate: Levendofsky this is something to get excited about. Passed on a roll call vote of 52/00/00 11-0-0 Bill 05/06/63 FY 2006 Allocation to Student Friends of the Beach Museum of Art Moved by Couvehla. Hart addressed changes. Positive Debate: Hart-Really great event. Passed on a roll call vote of 52/00/00 11-0-0 Bill 05/06/64 FY 2006 Allocation to United Black Voices Gospel Choir Moved by Piper. Mayo addressed changes. Positive Debate: Mayo- great event. Passed on a roll call vote of 52/00/00 11-0-0 Bill 05/06/65 Statues Amendments Regarding Funding Regulations Moved by Stout. Hart addressed changes. Positive Debate: Hart encouraged a yes vote. Negative Debate: Lovely, wants students to participate in several events. Wagner moved to refer the motion to the committee. Motion seconded and passed. The committee will report back to Senate at the next meeting. Positive Debate: Motion needs to be reworded. 11-0-0 Bill 05/06/66 FY 2006 Additional Campus Organization Funding from Reserves Moved by Piper. Hart addressed changes. Positive Debate: Hart- Bill deals with money for campus organizations. Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/40 Commendation to President Jon Wefald Moved by Sager. Introduced by Burns. Held for referral. Res 05/06/41 Commendation to Institutional Advancement Division Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Moore. Held for referral. Boan moved special orders. Motion moved and passed. Moore addressed changes. Positive Debate: Moore- great recognition for the University. Wagner moved unanimous consent. Motion passed. Res 05/06/42 Commendation to Gayle Spencer Moved by Will. Introduced by Groene. Held for referral. Res 05/06/43 Commendation to Kansas State University Men’s Basketball Team Moved by Piper. Introduced by Mosimann. Held for referral. OPEN PERIOD

M-57 • King- ƒ Attend Governmental Relations Committee • Carter- ƒ Wildcat Warm Up and Orientation Leader Applications due February 13th • Boan- Academic Affairs meeting with Senate Executive next Thursday on ƒ Tickets for this Year’s V-Day are on Sale • Rinearson- Thanks for the Resolution ƒ Residence Hall Situation • Wagner- ƒ Privilege Fee Committee met after Meeting • Mosimann- ƒ Add your name to the KSU Basketball Resolution • Weninger- ƒ Encourage Discussion at Senate Meetings • Besler- ƒ Student Alumni Board is accepting applications, Due February 3rd • Muir- ƒ If you have concerns over the language of bill attend the committee meeting ƒ Round of applause to Lindemuth for role in award • Lovely- ƒ Facilities, Saturday at 10:00 a.m. met at Eisenhower to work on desk • Moore- Housing and Dining Staff- Paul White: Fatal Accident ƒ Moment of Silence ƒ Absences- Look for Tyson’s Email ƒ Committee Reassignment Meeting ƒ Elections Commissioner Banion- Do not Discuss or Campaign near OSAS or SGA

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/65 referred to the Allocations Committee ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None ROLL CALL 47 Senators and 25 Interns were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Peele. Adjourned at 9:00 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

M-58 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM FEBRUARY 9, 2005 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 45 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll. OPEN PERIOD • There were no speakers APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Sager moved to approve the minutes. Motion was seconded and passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Excused Absences: o Brewer o Hillebrand o Stinson o Levendofsky • Unexcused Absences: o Layne o Lee o Lovely o Springer o Woodword • Check agenda announcements o Proxies ƒ Muir for Lindemuth ƒ Gwaltney for Dwyer ƒ Thompson for Loo • Congrats on a great Higher Education Day • Rinearson- Report for World Flight COMMITTEE REPORTS • Senate Operations- Sager o SASS o Collaboration Efforts • Governmental Relations- King o 28 Students Participated in Higher Education Day ƒ Thank You Card ƒ Provide a Review o Cats in the Capital • Academic Affairs Meeting- Boan o Meetings moved to 5:30 p.m. on Thursdays

M-59 • College Council Allocations- Carter o Open House Reviews DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Burns o Great Higher Education Day ƒ Follow-up is Vital o March 2, 2006- 6:15 p.m. ƒ Senate Meeting with Coach Prince APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS Res 05/06/44 Approval of New Student Senator Couvehla moved. Besler Introduced. Couvehla moved unanimous consent. Motion was seconded and passed. Res 05/06/45 Approval of Residence Hall Liason for Student Body President’s Cabinet Couvehla moved. Grant Introduced. Couvehla moved unanimous consent. Motion was Seconded and passed. FINAL ACTION 11-0-0 Bill 05/06/65 Statutes Amendments Regarding Funding Regulation Moved by Couvehla. Hart addressed changes. Positive Debate: Hart these changes are necessary. Negative Debate: Stout views this as a major, problematic change. Positive Debate: Carter says that this is a vital change for consistency. Negative Debate: Weninger says this limits groups. Positive Debate: Couvehla says that this provides justification and guidelines. Negative Debate: Schultz believes that this will limit groups potential. Positive Debate: Beye wants us to acknowledge that the groups also support themselves. Passed on a roll call vote of 41/10/00 Hart moved to take a five minute recess before discussing changes on Bill 05/06/65. Motion seconded and passed. 10-0-0 Res 05/06/40 Commendation to President Jon Wefald Moved by Couvehla. Burns addressed changes. Positive Debate: Well deserved recognition. Moved for unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed. 10-0-0 Res 05/06/42 Commendation to Gayle Spencer Moved by Couvehla. Grant addressed changes. Positive Debate: Congratulations! Moved for unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/67 FY 2006 Allocation to Black Student Union Moved by King. Introduced by Chipman. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/68 FY 2006 Allocation to Circle K International Moved by Piper. Introduced by Fox. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/69 FY 2006 Allocations to KSU Collegiate 4-H Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Fortin. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/70 FY Allocation to Up ‘Til Dawn Moved by Peele. Introduced by Couvehla. Held for referral

M-60 OPEN PERIOD • Boan o Vagina Monologues • King o Fill out a Legislative Update Form o Complete Thank You Cards o Cats in the Capital Meeting- All should attend • Groene o Surplus Applications due Tomorrow • Fox o Union Governing Board Elections • Spencer o Thanks for the Accommodation o Prayers for Pitts • Hart o Thanks for the passage of Amendments • Will o Attend KSU Salina Senate Meeting • Muir o Encourage Running for Elections o Enrollment Figures tomorrow • Hildebrand o Complete Visitations • Sune o Orientation Leader & Wildcat Warm-Up Applications • Moore o Blue Key Application Due o Election Regulations o Collegian Members cannot support

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/67 – Bill 05/06/70 referred to the Allocations Committee ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS Operations Committee will be introducing constitutional by-laws revisions. ROLL CALL 50 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Sager. Adjourned at 8:30 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

M-61 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM FEBUARY 16, 2006 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 47 Senators and 21 Interns were present for roll. APPROVAL OF MINUTES • King moved to approve the minutes. Motion was seconded and passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Excused Absences: o Karim o Palan o Schultz • Unexcused Absences: o Coleman o Fox o Loo o Lee o Oswald • Check agenda announcements o Filling Deadline is Tomorrow, Friday 17th at 4:00 p.m. • Proxies o Blaes for White o Boan for Levendofsky o Peele for Mayo o Thompson for Dederick o Uppendram for Reddy COMMITTEE REPORTS • Governmental Relations- King: o Kats in the Capital- March 15th o Next Thursday we will send a group to Talk to the Budget Committee o Representative Tom Hawk ƒ Providing Support with his Peers • Privilege Fee Committee- Wagner o Evaluating Fine Arts • Senate Operations- Sager o Amendments • College Council- Carter o Open House Request • Academic Affairs- Boan

M-62 o Reviewing Projects DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice President- Groene: Bond Proposals Review o Tuesday February 21st Meeting: Room 205 Union • Manhattan/ Salina Coordinator- Rinearson: World Flight Experience FINAL ACTION 10-0-0 Bill 05/06/67 FY 2006 Allocation to Black Student Union Moved by Couvehla. Chipman addressed changes. Positive Debate: Chipman said great activity. Passed on a roll call vote of 51/00/00 Muir moved to Bulk Roll Call Bills 05/06/67 through Bill 05/06/70. Motion seconded and passed. 10-0-0 Bill 05/06/68 FY 2006 Allocation to Circle K International Moved by Couvehla. Hart addressed changes. Positive Debate: Hart encouraged a yes vote. Passed on a roll call vote of 51/00/00 10-0-0 Bill 05/06/69 FY 2006 Allocation KSU Collegiate 4-H Moved by Couvehla. Fortin addressed changes. Positive Debate: Fortin- Great Leadership Conference Passed on a roll call vote of 51/00/00 10-0-0 Bill 05/06/70 FY 2006 Allocation to Up ‘Til Dawn Moved by Muir. Couvehla addressed changes. Positive Debate: Couvehla- Final event for Up ‘Til Dawn. Passed on a roll call vote of 51/00/00 INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/71 Constitutional Amendment Concerning the Faculty Senate Representative Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Nibarger. Held for Referral. Moved by King to summarize Bill 05/06/71 –Bill 05/06/72. Motion seconded and passed. Bill 05/06/72 By-Laws Amendments Concerning the Student Affairs and Social Services Standing Committee, the Academic Affairs and University Relation Standing Committee and the Faculty Senate Representative Moved by Carter. Introduced by Boan. Held for Referral. OPEN PERIOD • President Burns- ƒ Senator Brownback ƒ Coach Prince ƒ Happy Birthday Anna Miller • Hart- ƒ Bill 05/06/73 has changed their requested amount • Muir- ƒ 20th Day Enrollment Figures: Lost a Graduate Seat, Gained a Veterinarian Seat • Boan- ƒ Union Program Council Applications are due March 1st • Mosimann- ƒ Thanks for the Collegian Representative • Sager-

M-63 ƒ Important Legislation • Will- ƒ Attend the Salina Senate meeting • Moore- ƒ Encourage Individuals to Run for Student Senate ƒ Lots of Important Emails

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS Bill 05/06/71- Bill 05/06/72 ROLL CALL 46 Senators and 21 Interns were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Sager. Adjourned at 10:00 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

M-64 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM FEBUARY 23, 2006 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 43 Senators and 22 Interns were present for roll. OPEN PERIOD No speakers APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Couvelha moved to approve the minutes. Motion was seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Excused Absences: o Dederick o Huschka o Schneider o Thompson • Unexcused Absences: o Carter o Coleman o Manely o Noll o Peele o Chipman o Lee • Check agenda announcements o Blue Key o Collegian • Muir with enrollment numbers and entertained questions.

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Governmental Relations Chair King o Cats in the Capitol 3/15 o Casual, approachable o Giveaways from all nine colleges for gifts to legislators • Privilege Fee Chair Wagner o Could not pass out of committee due to lack of quorum • Allocations Chair Hart o 6 Reviewed, 1 denied o intro tonight

M-65 • Senate Operations Chair Sager o Held in committee o Meeting open to all at 8:30 • Academic Affairs Chair Boan o Wildcat Warmup, Readership, Tutorial o Meeting Mon and Thursday

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Rinearson – Salina o Only two candidates o Campaign on Salina

APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS None

FINAL ACTION None

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/73 Statutes Amendment Regarding Fine Arts Funding Regulations Held for Referral Bill 05/06/74 Increase of the Fine Arts Privilege Fee Held for Referral Bill 05/06/75 By-Laws Amendment Concerning the Student Senate Intern Program Held for Referral Bill 05/06/76 FY 2006 Allocation to Campaign for Nonviolence Held for Referral Bill 05/06/77 FY 2006 Allocation to Creative Arts Therapy Students Held for Referral Bill 05/06/78 FY 2006 Allocation to Creative Arts Therapy Students Held for Referral Bill 05/06/79 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Golden Key International Honor Society Held for Referral Bill 05/06/80 FY 2006 Allocation to Hispanic American Leadership Organization Held for Referral

OPEN PERIOD • Sune ƒ SASS/AA informal Meeting • Wagner ƒ Student Publicity Meeting • King ƒ Did not travel to Topeka today, will go next week • Boan ƒ Academic Affairs meet after senate • Fox ƒ Equestrian team is having western show this weekend

M-66 • Hillebrand ƒ K-State Rodeo this weekend • Muir ƒ Number of write-ins due to unfilled positions • Levendofsky ƒ Something needs to be done about rapist in this community • Clydesdale ƒ Women’s Center working to end the serial rapist • Groene • Bond review committee done hearing proposals, mtg Sunday at 5 • Burns • Prince next mtg at 6:15 • Tuition report by Wed. afternoon, FY 2007 seeing larger tuition increase ($2 natural gas/credit hr surcharge) total increase preliminary at 11.5%, Advisory council to new honors program, faculty looking at clarifying honors program/council • End of year awards • Personal apology for communicating leadership and ready to solve problem, Empowered to bring up whatever issue you may have, upcoming issues: • Proposal to support textbook proposal • Endorse tuition proposal • Surplus and SCE • Restructuring committee • Preprosals for stipends, becoming better grad teacher • Childcare (with passage of surplus proposal) • Boan • T-Shirts after meeting

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/73- Bill 05/06/74 to Privilege Fee Bill 05/06/75 to Senate Operations Bill 05/06/76 –Bill 05/06/80 to Allocations

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS Funding Regulation ROLL CALL 42 Senators and 22 Interns were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Sager. Adjourned at 8:15 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Emily, Substitute Student Senate Secretary

M-67 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM MARCH 2, 2006 7:30 P.M.

SPECIAL GUEST KSU New Head Football Coach- Prince Proud to be from Junction City Kansas Glad to be Home- Great History within Kansas Football is a Unifying Game for America Coach Prince responded to multiple questions CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 47 Senators and 24 Interns were present for roll. OPEN PERIOD • Wild Cat Information Center: W.I.N Program • Scott Logan: Student Senate Chair for Salina o If questions email at: [email protected] • President of the Multicultural Association: Jessica Smith o Diversity in Action Conference: March 16th o Requesting Student Senators to Promote Conference APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Couvehla moved to approve the minutes. Motion was seconded and passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Excused Absences: o Karim o Maddock • Unexcused Absences: o Bolt o Huschka o Lair o Maddock o Springer o Dick o Hillebrand • Check agenda announcements o Finalized work List for End of Year Task • Proxies o Couvehla for Layne o Hersh for Sherwood o Woodward for Whitney COMMITTEE REPORTS

M-68 • Senate Operations Chair Sager ƒ Bill05/06/71- Bill 05/06/72 passed through committee ƒ Intern Bill with be at Next Thursday’s Meeting • Allocations Chair: Chair Hart ƒ Four Allocation for Final Action Tonight • Governmental Relations Chair: King ƒ Working on Schedule for Capital Visit ƒ Create a Pamphlet • Privilege Fee Chair: Chair Wagner ƒ Student Publications Overview • Requesting a Significant Budget Increase • College Council Allocation Chair: Chair Carter ƒ Increase in Budget DIRECTORS’ REPORTS o President Burns: • Extending Tuition Plan Deadline o Inorder to Present a better Presentation APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS None INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Hart moved to suspend the orders of the day and move introduction of legislation. No objections, orders where suspended. Bill 05/06/82 FY 2006 Allocation to Crossroads of ECM Moved by Couvelha. Introduced by Hart. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/83 FY 2006 Allocation to International Coordination Council Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Fox. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/84 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Manhattan Chess Club Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Coleman. Held for referral. FINAL ACTION 12-0-0 Bill 05/06/71 Constitutional Amendment Concerning the Faculty Senate Representative Moved by Couvehla. Nibarger addressed changes. Positive Debate: Nibarger Overviewed Positive Debate: Lovely believes in bettering communication Passed on a roll call vote of 49/00/01 12-0-0 Bill 05/06/72 By-Laws Amendments Concerning the Student Academic Affairs and University Relations Standing Committee, and the Faculty Senate Representative Moved by Couvehla. Sager addressed changes. Positive Debate: Sager Overviewed. Lots of input of SASS and Academic Affairs. Positive Debate: Hersh says great balance and mold for student body. Negative Debate: Mosier referred speaking privileges to Reynolds. Reynolds raised several various questions. Positive Debate: Boan responded to Reyolds questions and encouraged support. Negative Debate: Lovely has taken great thought into this. Need to have powerful committees. Positive Debate: Mosimann; debate is great but SASS needs assistance.

M-69 Negative Debate: Weninger provided some different insight. Positive Debate: Muir said that this is a historical problem. Needs a solution. Negative Debate: Cox encourages debate to strengthen legislation. Couvehla moved previous question. Motion seconded and passed. Failed on a roll call vote of 32/17/01 Muir moved to bulk roll call for Bill 05/06/71-Bill 05/06/72 Muir moved to reconsider Bill 05/06/72. Motion seconded and passed. 12-0-0 Bill 05/06/72 By-Laws Amendments Concerning the Student Academic Affairs and University Relations Standing Committee, and the Faculty Senate Representative Muir moved to refer to the committee. REFERAL TO A COMMITTEE FOR BILL 05/06/72 Positive Debate on Referral: Hersh attend meetings Referral passed. Bill 05/06/72 referred to operations committee. 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/76 FY 2006 Allocation to Campaign for Nonviolence Moved by Thompson. Hart addressed changes. Positive Debate: Hart Overviewed Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 Sune moved to bulk roll call Bill 05/06/76- Bill 05/06/80. Motion seconded and passed 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/77 FY 2006 Allocation to Creative Arts Therapies Students Moved by Lopez. Hart addressed changes. Positive Debate: Hart Overviewed Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/78 FY 2006 Allocation to Creative Arts Therapies Students Moved by Couvehla. Hart addressed changes. Positive Debate: Hart great support for KSU C.A.T.S. Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/79 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Golden Key International Honor Society Moved by White. Couvehla addressed changes. Positive Debate: Couvehla great opportunity for leadership conference attendance. Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/80 FY 2006 Allocation to Hispanic American Leadership Organization Moved by Mayo. Couvehla addressed changes. Positive Debate: Couvehla chance for students to attend a conference. Passed on a roll call vote of 50/00/00 INTERDUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/81 FY 2006 Additional College Council Funding from Reserves Couvehla moved. Carter Introduced. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Vice President Groene: o Collegian- read the recommendations • Director James o March 10th Registration Forms for Conference • Chair Boan o Student Government T-Shirts • Chair Sager

M-70 o Tuesday, 8:00 p.m.- Operations Committee Meeting ƒ Discussing Bill 05/06/72 • Director Hildebrand o Ag Fest ƒ April 3rd-7th • Cowboy Olympics • Muir o Elections- Great Job to Presidential Candidates ƒ Remain attentive to Issues o Be response at the Senate Operations Committee for Bill 05/06/72 • Levendofsky o Be cautious and aware ƒ Lock Doors • Lovely o K-Mart maze purchase can be made o Riley County Department offers free • Loo o Asian Heritage Month • Sager o If you cannot attend Operations Committee Meeting email Sager ƒ [email protected] • Brewer o Intern Symons Birthday • Mayo o Big Game this Weekend ƒ Support for Basketball Team to pass Legislation • Moore o Remove campaign material March 9th

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/72 referred to Operations Bill 05/06/76 – Bill 05/06/80 referred to Allocation

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS Funding Regulation ROLL CALL 47 Senators and 22 Interns were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Sager. Adjourned at 10:00 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

M-71 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM MARCH 9, 2006 7:30 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 47 Senators and 20 Interns were present for roll. OPEN PERIOD Levendofsky moved to allow Todd 15 minutes. Motion was seconded and passed • Mary Todd – Women’s Center o 6 rapes reported on K-State campus o 180 rapes every 6 months o Most common is date: drug raped (25%) o Feeling of safety = main issue o W.A.R. (Wildcats Against Rape) o Charged student senators to get ahead and implement policy of how to handle the issues of rape o Positive training for incoming freshmen o Nonviolence certification o Addressed questions • SABHA o Indian flutist and jazz musicians o Indian dance o Concert done only twice in US o Price is just $1.00 o Date is March 11 in McCain o Thanked SGA and DPC APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Couvehla moved to approve the minutes. Motion was seconded and passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Excused Absences: o King o Lair o McNeely o Thompson • Unexcused Absences: o Besler o Dwyer o Huschka o Karim

M-72 o Maddock • Check agenda announcements o Finalized work List for End of Year Task • Proxies o Couvehla for Layne o Mossiman for Lair COMMITTEE REPORTS • CCAC Chair Carter o Bill asking for additional $10,000 o Provided College breakdown of funding o $39,000 left to review o Addressed questions • Senate Ops Chair Sager o Bill 72 and 89 are related o Bill 75 voted 7-3-0 b/c two members wanted to pass favorably and one wanted it to remain in committee • AA Chair Boan o Heard last SCTE presentations o Will begin putting together proposals • Privilege Fee Chair: Chair Wagner o Student Publications discussion o Monday night at 7:00 DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice President Groene: o Bond Surplus going through tonight o Diversity in Action Conference o Addressed questions • Director Rinearson o Another opportunity for Global Flyer o Read letter for Dean Do o K-State students, faculty and staff will provide leadership (hoping for at least 24 students) • President Burns o Tuition meetings continued o Parking council (permit and fine increases) ƒ Will vote to support or not ƒ If favorable, increases will go to public increases (to $145 over three-year span for student, 150-190 for faculty; fine increases estimated to bring an additional quarter million) o Addressed questions APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS None INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Chair Hart moved to suspend orders and consider bills 05/06/86-05/06/89 for introduction of legislation. Motion was seconded and passed. Bill 05/06/86 FY 2006 Emergency Allocation to LatiRimo Dance Group Motion was held for referral.

M-73 Bill 05/06/87 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Golden Key International Honor Society Motion was held for referral. Bill 05/06/88 FY 2006 Allocation to Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS) Motion was held for referral. Bill 05/06/89 Review Process Concerning the University Relations Standing Committee Motion was held for referral. FINAL ACTION 10-0-0 Bill 05/06/72 By-Laws Amendment Concerning the Student Affairs and Social Services Standing Committee, the Academic Affairs and University Relations Standing Committee, and the Faculty Senate Representative Moved by Sune. Chair Sager addressed changes. Muir moved friendly amendment to strike “and the ratification of the amendment to Section 505 of the KSU SGA Constitution”. Motion was seconded and passed unanimously. Debate: Chair Sager – DFM Debate: Faculty Senate Representative Lovely – DFM

6-1-2 Bill 05/06/73 Statutes Amendment Regarding Fine Arts Funding Regulations Moved by Couvelha. Chair Wagner addressed changes. Debate: Wagner – DFM Muir moved to bulk roll call bills 73-84. Motion was seconded and passed. Division was called. With a vote of 34-13-1, motion passed

8-0-0 Bill 05/06/74 Increase of the Fine Arts Privilege Fee Moved by Couvelha. Chair Wagner addressed changes. Debate: Wagner – DFM

7-3-0 Bill 05/06/75 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Student Senate Intern Program Moved by Couvelha. Intern Beye addressed changes. Motion failed. Muir moved friendly amendment to add “4” after Section in line 46. Motion was seconded and passed unanimously. Debate: Intern Beye – DFM Senator Weninger moved to extend question period for one more question. Motion was seconded and failed. Faculty Senate Representative Lovely moved to extend question period for five minutes or until questions are exhausted, to whichever comes first. Motion was seconded and passed. Debate: Senator Couvelha – DAM Debate: Faculty Senate Representative Lovely – DFM Debate: Senator Blaes – DAM Debate: Senator Gwaltney – DFM Debate: Senator Stout – DAM Debate: Senator Muir – DFM Debate: Intern Fadler – DAM Debate: Intern Symons – DFM Debate: Senator Weninger – DAM Senator Couvelha moved previous question. Motion was seconded and passed by a 2/3 vote. Senator Muir moved to amend the previously adopted motion to bulk roll call 73-84 to bulk roll call to only bulk roll call bills 73-75. Motion passed.

M-74 Faculty Senate Representative Lovely moved to include names of the bulk roll call in the minutes. Motion was seconded and failed on a vote of 18-18-0.

9-0-0 Bill 05/06/81 FY 2006 Additional College Council Funding from Reserves Moved by Senator Couvelha. Chair Carter addressed changes. Senator Will moved to bulk roll call bills 05/06/82-05/06/84 Debate: Chair Carter – DFM Motion passed with a vote of 46-0-0 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/82 FY 2006 Allocation to Crossroads of ECM Moved by Senator Rice. Chair Hart addressed changes. Debate: Chair Hart – DFM Motion passed with a vote of 46-0-0 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/83 FY 2006 Allocation to International Coordinating Council Moved by Chair Sager. Senator Fox addressed changes Debate: Senator Fox – DFM Motion passed with a vote of 46-0-0 9-0-0 Bill 05/06/84 FY 2006 Allocation to the KSU Manhattan Chess Club Moved by Senator Lawrence. Coleman addressed changes. Debate: Senator Coleman – DFM Motion passed with a vote of 46-0-0 INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/46 Support for Allocation of Bond Surplus Account Senator Rice moved to summarize. Motion passed with no objections. Bill 05/06/85 Amendments to Student Activity Funding Statutes Senator Sune moved to summarize. Motion passed with no objections. OPEN PERIOD • Senator Loo o Asian Heritage Month o Performances, displays, and food • Senator Muir o Even after competing against one another, President Burns and Vice President Groene worked together to further K-State with Senate Chair Moore and Privilege Fee Chair Wagner. o Two Vet Med senators for next year • AA Chair Boan o Congrats to King o Harry Potter o Shirts • Sune o Wildcat Warmup o Orientation Leaders • Blaes – Cowboy Olympics (talk to PR Director Hildebrand for more details) • Peele – Interns remain after meeting • President Burns o Appreciation to interns o Thanks for positive vote on Bill 75 with a great amount of work and consensus • Senate Chair Moore

M-75 o Great debate for various bills o April 6th will be turnover REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/46 referred to Privilege Fee Bill 05/06/85 referred to Allocations Bill 05/06/86 referred to Allocations Bill 05/06/87 referred to Allocations Bill 05/06/88 referred to Allocations Bill 05/06/89 referred to Senate Operations

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS None ROLL CALL 46 Senators and 20 Interns were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Sager. Adjourned at 10:20 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Emily Schmeidler, Student Senate Parliamentarian

M-76 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM March 16, 2006 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 37 Senators and 20 Interns were present for roll. Excused Absences: Karim Schultz Oswald Unexcused Absences: Coleman Gwaltney Hannebaum Huschka Lair Loo Manely Nibarger Noll Reddy Sherwood Woodward Palan Williams, D'Andre Proxies: Blaes for White Boan for Lenington Fox for Hart Muir for Lindemuth Thompson for Dederick Vossen for Wagner

OPEN PERIOD Guest introduced themselves. APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Couvehla moved to approve the minutes. Motion was seconded and passed.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Turn-over April 6, 2006 • SGA Banquet: April 6, 2006: 5:00 p.m.

M-77 • Have a great Spring Break

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Student Centered Enhancements: Boan o Student Centered Enhancements will be Introduced • Governmental Relations: King o Kats in the Capital- Great Day o Thanks to those who Volunteered • SASS: Mosimann o Hey SGA Marketing • Operations: Sager o Two Bills in Introduction o Upcoming By-Laws, Statutes, and Rules Changes

DIRECTORS’ REPORTS o Elections Director: Banion • Great Elections • Enjoyed working with Spencer and Harlan • Submitted Suggestions to Operations o President Burns • Tuition Proposal o Thanks to Committee o Please bring any questions forth immediately o Build-up Student Support • Parking Council Meeting o Approved Parking Garage in front of Union o Approved increase in Parking Fees o Public Hearing: April 22, 2006- Big XII Room o

FINAL ACTION 9-0-0 Res 05/06/46 Support for Allocation of Bond Surplus Account Moved by Couvehla. Groene addressed changes. Positive Debate: Groene said lots of work and time went into recommendations. It was moved to extend question till all questions are exhausted. Motion passed. Negative Debate: Maddock believes that the challenge course is not beneficial. Positive Debate: Sune feels that this bill enhances the university strongly. It was moved to extend questions till all questions are exhausted. Motion failed. Negative Debate: Weniger does not view the Google search appliance as the best for our library. Positive Debate: Blaes Hale Library approves this. Challenge course would be greatly used. Positive Debate: Fadler said all proposals were well considered. Previous Question was moved and passed. Passed on a roll call vote of 39/02/00

10-0-0 Bill 05/06/85 Amendments to Student Activity Funding Statutes

M-78 Moved by Will. Moore addressed changes. Positive Debate: Moore explained bill. Passed on a roll call vote of 40/00/00 Moved to bulk roll call Bill 05/06/85 – Bill 05/06/88. Motion passed.

10-0-0 Bill 05/06/86 FY 2006 Emergency Allocation to LatiRitmo Dance Group Moved by Thompson. Fox addressed changes. Positive Debate: Fox explained Negative Debate: Weniger sees a lack of funds. Positive Debate: Cox provided a clarification. Passed on a roll call vote of 39/01/00

10-0-0 Bill 05/06/87 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Golden Key International Honour Society Moved by Dwyer. Couvehla addressed changes. Positive Debate: Couvehla said that this is a great opportunity for Golden Key. Passed on a roll call vote of 40/00/00

10-0-0 Bill 05/06/88 FY 2006 Allocation to Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS) Moved by Will. Levendofsky addressed changes. Positive Debate: Levendofsky great group to support. Positive Debate: Lovely thinks that this is a great response to Bill 05/06/72. Passed on a roll call vote of 40/00/00

10-0-0 Bill 05/06/89 Review Process Concerning the University Relations Standing Committee Moved by Sune. Will addressed changes. Positive Debate: Will explained Passed on a roll call vote of 41/00/00

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Levendofsky moved to move Bill 05/06/93 – Bill 05/06/97 to the beginning. Motion passed. Bill 05/06/93 FY 2006 Allocation to American Ethic Studies Student Association Moved by Hersh. Introduced by Couvehla. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/94 FY 2006 Allocation to American Humanics Student Association Moved by Levendofsky. Introduced by Fox. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/95 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Karate Club Moved by Thompson. Introduced by Mayo. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/96 FY 2006 Allocation to Sri Lankan Students’ Association Moved by Rice. Introduced by Fox. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/97 FY 2006 Allocation to Sri Lankan Students’ Association Moved by Carter. Introduced by Fox. Held for referral. Muir moved to move Bill 05/06/92 to top. Motion passed. Bill 05/06/92 Increase in Student Publications Inc. Privilege Fee Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Vossen. Held for referral. Moved to summarize. Motion passed. Res 05/06/47 Approval of 2006 SGA Elections Results Moved by Rice. Introduced by Banion. Held for referral. Moved to summarize. Motion passed.

M-79 Res 05/06/48 Commendation to Collegian City/Government Editor Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Moore. Held for referral. Res 05/06/49 Commendation to the K-State Black Student Union Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Williams. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/91 Changes to the Student Activity Fee Budget Moved by Rice. Introduced by Hersh. Held for referral. Moved to summarize. Motion passed. OPEN PERIOD • Levendofsky o KU game tomorrow: “ Are the Jayhawks Molting” • Hillebrand o Have a great spring break • Boan o If you have a shirt, pay • Springer o Believes that Child Care amount is unnecessary • Burns o Over 75% of children in Child Care are children of Students • Hildebrand o Ag Olympics • Muir o Have a great spring break o Happy Birthday Mosier • Mayo o Ag Fest: Hypnotist • Will- referred Speaking Privileges o Collegian Softball Game • King o Accept Softball Game • Moore o Need six student senators to serve on Attorney General Interview Committee

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/47 and Bill 05/06/90 referenced to Operations Bill 05/06/91-Bill05/06/92 referenced to Privilege Fee Bill 05/06/93-Bill 05/06/97 referenced to Allocations

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND/OR BY-LAWS REVISIONS Bylaws Revision ROLL CALL 38 Senators and 22 Interns were present for roll. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Rice. Adjourned at 8:16 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

M-80 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM MARCH 30, 2006 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 43 Senators and 19 Interns were present for roll. OPEN PERIOD Tuition Proposal Presentation: President Burns & Chair Moore Guest Introduced Themselves APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Sager moved to approve the minutes. Motion was seconded and passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Excused Absences: o Hillebrand • Unexcused Absences: o Huscka o Karim o Levendofsky o Mosimann o White o Hamm o Loeb o William, D’Andre • Check agenda announcements. • Proxies o Couvelha for Stout o Hersh for Sherwood o Noll for Lawerance o Rice for Wilk

COMMITTEE REPORTS • Academic Affairs- Chair Boan o Legislation • Allocations- Chair Hart o Meeting at Sunday, April 2nd, 5:00 p.m. o Final Allocations • Operations- Chair Sager o By-Laws, Rules, and Statutes Amendments

M-81 DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice Chair Besler ƒ Banquet ƒ Fill-out Outstanding Awards Ballet ƒ Visitations • Salina Coordinator Rinearson ƒ Salina Leadership Turn-over • President Burns ƒ Committees ƒ Student Advisory Committee • Tuition Ownership- Interest Chair Hart moved to suspend the orders of the day. Motion seconded and passed. Muir moved to summarize Bill 05/06/98- Bill 05/06/106. Motion seconded and passed. INTRODUCTION OF FINAL ACTION Bill 05/06/98 FY 2006 Allocation to Alpha Phi Omega Moved by Hersh. Introduced by Hart. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/99 FY 2006 Allocation to Beta Sigma Chi Christian Moved by Sager. Introduced by Reddy. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/100 FY 2006 Allocation to Community Service Representatives and Ambassadors Moved by Wagner. Introduced by Coleman. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/101 FY 2006 Allocation to Ordinary Women Moved by White. Introduced by Hart. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/102 FY 2006 Allocation to Progressive Coalition Moved by Maddock. Introduced by Fox. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/103 FY 2007 Allocation to Progressive Coalition Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Fox. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/104 FY 2006 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Levendofsky. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/105 FY 2007 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action Moved by Hersh. Introduced by Levendofsky. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/106 FY 2007 Allocation to KSU Golden Key International Honour Society Moved by Blaes. Introduced by Hart. Held for referral. FINAL ACTION Res 05/06/47 Approval of 2006 SGA Elections Results Moved by Maddock. Changes addressed by Banion. Positive Debate: Elections went Great. Sune moved to pass by Unanimous Consent. Motion seconded and passed. Motion Passed by Unanimous Consent Res 05/06/48 Commendation to Collegian City/Government Editor Moved by Couvehla. Changes addressed by Wagner. Positive Debate: Wagner acknowledged a great journalist. Couvehla moved to pass by Unanimous Consent. Motion seconded and passed. Motion Passed by Unanimous Consent. Chair Boan moved to suspend the orders of the day and move Res 05/06/49. Motion passed. Bill 05/06/90 Creating Greater Access to Student Senate Records Moved by Couvehla. Changes addressed by Hersh. Positive Debate: Hersh asked for support. Motion passed on a Roll Call Vote of 50/0/0

M-82 Muir moved to bulk roll call Bill 05/06/90- Bill 05/06/92. Motion passed. Bill 05/06/91 Changes to the Student Activity Fee Budget Moved by Couvehla. Changes addressed by Wagner. Positive Debate: Wagner- This provides clarity. Motion passed on a roll call vote of 50/0/0 Bill 05/06/92 Increase in Student Publications Inc. Privilege Fee Moved by Couvehla. Changes addressed by Wagner. Positive Debate: Wagner- Student Publications had a careful evaluation. Motion passed on a roll call vote of 50/0/0 Bill 05/06/93 FY 2006 Allocation to American Ethnic Studies Student Association Moved by Springer. Changes addressed by Couvehla. Positive Debate: Couvehla- Great opportunity for American Ethics. Motion passed on a roll call vote of 49/0/0 Muir moved to bulk roll call Bill 05/06/93-Bill 05/06/97. Motion seconded and passed. Bill 05/06/94 FY 2006 Allocation to American Humanics Student Association Moved by Couvehla. Changes addressed by Fox. Positive Debate: Fox encourage a positive vote. Motion passed on a roll call vote of 49/0/0 Bill 05/06/95 FY 2006 Allocation to KSU Karate Club Moved by King. Changes addressed by Mayo. Positive Debate: Mayo said this is a positive experience for the Karate Club. Motion passed on a roll call vote of 49/0/0 Bill 05/06/96 FY 2006 Allocation to Sri Lankan Students’ Association Moved by Couvehla. Changes addressed by Fox. Positive Debate: Fox said this is a great cause. Motion passed on a roll call vote of 49/0/0 Bill 05/06/97 FY 2006 Allocation to Sri Lankan Students’ Association Moved by Rice. Changes addressed by Fox. Positive Debate: Fox said this is a great allocation. Motion passed on a roll call vote of 49/0/0 Res 05/06/49 Commendation to the K-State Black Student Union Moved by Couvehla. Changes addressed by Williams. Positive Debate: Williams encouraged a yes vote. Motion was passed by Unanimous Consent.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/50 Commendation to Truman Scholar Moved by Fox. Introduced by King. Held for Referral. Res 05/06/51 Resolution Supporting the Five-Year Tuition Proposal Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Burns. Held for Referral. Res 05/06/52 Concerning Open Periods Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Schmeidler. Held for Referral. Wagner moved to summarize Bill 05/06/52- Bill 05/06/54. Motion passed. Res 05/06/53 Amendments to FY 2006 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements Expenditures Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Boan. Held for referral. Res 05/06/54 Approval of FY 2007 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements Moved by Couvehla. Introduced by Boan. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/107 Creation of Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Guidelines

M-83 Moved by Couvehla. Introduced Boan. Held for referral. Sager moved to summarize Bill 05/06/107 – Bill 05/06/100. Motion seconded and passed. Bill 05/06/108 By-Laws Amendments Concerning the Selection of At-Large Member Appointments Moved by Springer. Introduced by Sune. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/109 Statutes Amendments Regarding Fine Arts Funding Regulations Moved by White. Introduced by Wagner. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/110 Statutes Revisions Concerning the Election Regulations Moved by Rice. Introduced by Banion. Held for referral.

OPEN PERIOD • Hildebrand o Ag Fest Week ƒ April 3rd- “Outbreak” Movie with the Jaaxs ƒ April 4th – Al Synder: Hypnotist ƒ April 5th – Cowboy Olympics ƒ April 6th – Kiddy Barnyard ƒ April 7th- Farm House/AGR BBQ • Levendofsky- Yielded Speaking Privileges o Collegian Dedication • King o Softball Announcement • Hersh o Acting on Aids Organization • Moore o Banquet o Vote on Awards o Bill 05/06/110- Largest Number of Bills

REFERENCE OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/50 referred to SASS Res 05/06/51- Res 05/06/52 referred to Operations Res 05/06/53- Res 05/06/54 referred to Academic Affairs Bill 05/06/98- Bill 05/06/106 referred to Allocations Bill 05/06/109 referred to Privilege Fees Bill 05/06/110 referred to Operations

ADJOURNMENT Moved by Sager. Adjourned at 9:25 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

M-84 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE MEETING BIG TWELVE ROOM APRIL 6, 2006 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER Chair Moore called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Moore led the pledge. ROLL CALL 47 Senators and 21 Interns were present for roll. OPEN PERIOD Guest Introduced Themselves APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Couvehla moved to approve the minutes. Motion was seconded and passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS • Excused Absences: o Ball o Dick o Schultz o Spring o Williams • Unexcused Absences: o Dederick o Huschka o Karim o Layne o Lenington o Loo o Manely o Noll o Woodward o Smith • Check agenda announcements. • Proxies o Peele for Fox o Upendram for Springer o COMMITTEE REPORT • SASS- Mosimann ƒ Great Campus Feedback ƒ April 22nd- Saturday of Service • Tuttle Creek: 9-12 p.m.

M-85 DIRECTORS’ REPORTS • Vice Chair Besler ƒ Visitation Report • 71% of Senate has completed at least one Visitation ƒ 31 Senators and Interns completed all three • President Burns ƒ Interest Ownership • Governor is the next step ƒ Great new Funds in FY 2008 • Salina Coordinator- Rinearson ƒ Introduced Robin Michaels- Salina Student Senate Vice President • Thanked Senate for a great Relationship between Salina and Manhattan FINAL ACTION Res 05/06/50 Commendation to Truman Scholar Moved by Couvehla. King addressed changes. Positive Debate: King covered the great task required for the scholarship. Sune moved unanimous consent. Motion passed by unanimous consent. Res 05/06/51 Resolution Supporting the Five-Year Tuition Proposal Moved by Couvehla. Burns addressed changes. Positive Debate: Burns-Great proposal that covers tremendous needs. Positive Debate: Fadler- 24% of student body is non-traditional. This creates a strong need to child development center. Nibarger moved unanimous consent. Motion passed by unanimous consent. Res 05/06/52 Concerning Open Periods Moved by Sune. Sager addressed changes. Positive Debate: Sager- Provides clarity. Hersh moved unanimous consent. Motion passed by unanimous consent. Res 05/06/53 Amendments to FY 2006 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements Expenditures Moved by Rice. Boan addressed changes. Positive Debate: Boan- This is a great recommendation. Couvehla moved unanimous consent. Motion passed by unanimous consent. Res 05/06/54 Approval of FY 2007 Student-Centered Tuition Enhancements Moved by Will. Boan addressed changes. Positive Debate: Boan- This is a great review process. Couvehla moved unanimous consent. Motion passed by unanimous consent. Bill 05/06/98 FY 2006 Allocation to Alpha Phi Omega Moved by. addressed changes. Positive Debate: Wagner moved to bulk roll call Bill 05/06/98-Bill 05/06/106. Motion seconded and passed. Bill 05/06/99 FY 2006 Allocation to Beta Sigma Chi Christian Moved by Couvehla. Reddy addressed changes. Positive Debate: Reddy suggested a “yes” vote. Motion passed by 45/0/0

Bill 05/06/100 FY 2006 Allocation to Community Service Representatives and Ambassadors Moved by Couvehla. Coleman addressed changes.

M-86 Positive Debate: Coleman is confident that this is a great vote. Motion passed by 45/0/0

Bill 05/06/101 FY 2006 Allocation to Ordinary Women Moved by Piper. Fox addressed changes. Negative Debate: Fox- Allocations committee was not shown respect. Positive Debate: Lovely- they have shown a great deal of effort. Negative Debate: Hart- This is a privilege to receive funds, not an expectation. Positive Debate: Levendofsky- This is a respect issue. Negative Debate: Wagner- This is not a necessary allocation for our campus. Positive Debate: Mayo- As a women, this is a great speaker.

Blaes moved to amend Bill 05/06/101 by inserting LSE Fee in Line 21 after rent of space and striking “entertainer” in Line 27. Motion was seconded. Positive Debate: Blaes- this is just a standard altercation. Blaes moved unanimous consent on the amendment. Motion was seconded and passed.

Main Motion Debate: Positive Debate: Boan- put the student body before you.

Will moved to amend Bill 05/06/101 by in Line 27 striking $1,575.00 and inserting $600.00,in line 29 striking $2,455.50 and inserting $845.00, in Section I adding, “Ordinary women shall be allocated $845.00 for the activities described. Positive Debate: Will encouraged a yes vote. Negative Debate: Stout- the minutes were inappropriate. Amendment failed on a vote of 5-36-1.

Whitney moved to amend Bill 05/06/101 by inserting a Whereas Clause in line 17 Positive Debate: Whitney- Support the committee’s recommendation. Negative Debate: King- The “whereas clause” is unnecessary. 150 students are worth $600. Positive Debate: Hart- This does not pertain to respect, it is appreciation of funding. Negative Debate: Director Clydesdale- This is a march to “Take Back the Night” Positive Debate: Reddy- Overviewed the allocation process for this bill. Negative Debate: Cox- In the past this was funded. Couvehla moved Previous Question. Motion passed. The Amendment failed by a voted 11-32-0. Couvelha moved to Suspend the Rules by ending debate. Motion passed. Motion Passed by 31-14-0

Bill 05/06/102 FY 2006 Allocation to Progressive Coalition Moved by Sune. Fox addressed changes. Positive Debate: Fox- This is a great event, vote “yes”. Motion passed by 45/0/0

Bill 05/06/103 FY 2007 Allocation to Progressive Coalition Moved by Couvehla. Fox addressed changes.

M-87 Positive Debate: Fox- support the movies, great attendance. Motion passed by 45/0/0

Bill 05/06/104 FY 2006 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action Moved by Maddock. Levendofsky addressed changes. Positive Debate: Levendofsky encouraged support. Motion passed by 45/0/0

Bill 05/06/105 FY 2007 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action Moved by Hersh. Levendofsky addressed changes. Positive Debate: Levendofsky- great environment event. Motion passed by 45/0/0

Bill 05/06/106 FY 2007 Allocation to KSU Golden Key International Honour Society Moved by Rice. Hart addressed changes. Positive Debate: Hart- support this bill. Motion passed by 45/0/0

Bill 05/06/107 Creation of Student-Centered Tuition Enhancement Guidelines Moved by Sune. Boan addressed changes. Positive Debate: Boan- This bill creates guidelines for Student Centered Enhancements. Motion passed by 46/0/0

Bill 05/06/108 By-Laws Amendments Concerning the Selection of At-Large Member Appointments Moved by Rice. Sune addressed changes. Positive Debate: Sune Motion passed by 46/0/0

Bill 05/06/109 Statutes Amendments Regarding Fine Arts Funding Regulations Moved by. Wagner addressed changes. Positive Debate: Wagner- vote yes. Motion passed by 46/0/0

Bill 05/06/110 Statutes Revisions Concerning the Election Regulations Moved by White. Banion addressed changes. Positive Debate: Banion- please pass. Motion passed by 46/0/0

Wagner moved to suspend the orders of the day for Res/05/06/60. Motion passed. Couvehla moved to suspend the orders of the day by moving Bill 05//06/11- Bill 05/06/113. Motion passed. Muir moved to summarize Bill 05/06/111-Bill 05/06/113. Motion passed. INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Bill 05/06/111 FY 2006 Allocation to Anime and Manga Society Moved by Hersh. Introduced by Couvehla. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/112 FY 2006 Allocation to National Society of Collegiate Scholars

M-88 Moved by Hersh. Introduced by Couvehla. Held for referral. Bill 05/06/113 FY 2007 Allocation to Academic Competition Teams Moved by Will. Introduced by Hart. Held for referral. Muir moved to suspend the rules and move Bill 05/06/111- Bill 05/06/113. Motion passed. Blaes moved to bulk roll call Bill 05/06/111-Bill 05/06/113. Motion passed.

FINAL ACTION Bill 05/06/111 FY 2006 Allocation to Anime and Manga Society Moved by Sune. Changes addressed by Couvehla Positive Debate: Couvehla- vote yes Motion passed 47-0-0

Bill 05/06/112 FY 2006 Allocation to National Society of Collegiate Scholars Moved by Rice. Changes addressed by Couvehla. Positive Debate: Couvelha- great opportunity Motion passed 47-0-0

Bill 05/06/113 FY 2007 Allocation to Academic Competition Teams Moved by Hersh. Changes addressed by Hart. Positive Debate: Hart- support this bill. Motion passed 47-0-0

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION Res 05/06/55 Commendation to Student Body President and Student Body Vice President Moved by Carter. Introduced by Moore. Held for referral. Wagner moved special orders on Res 05/06/55. Motion passed. Wagner moved to pass Unanimously. Motion seconded and passed.

Res 05/06/56 Commendation to Student Senate Chair and Student Senate Vice Chair Moved by King. Introduced by Burns. Held for referral. Muir moved special orders. Motion passed. Wagner moved to pass Unanimously. Motion seconded and passed.

Muir moved special orders to move Res 05/06/57. Motion passed.

Res 05/06/58 Commendation to Student Senate Standing Committee Chairs, Election Commissioner and Other Members of the Executive Committee Moved by King. Introduced by Muir. Held for referral. Blaes moved special orders. Motion seconded and passed. Will moved to pass Unanimously. Motion seconded and passed.

Res 05/06/59 Commendation to Attorney General Moved by King. Introduced by Lindemuth. Held for referral. Sune moved to special orders. Motion seconded and passed. Couvehla moved unanimous consent. Motion seconded and passed.

Res 05/06/60 Commendation to Faculty Senate Representative Moved by Hersh. Introduced by Sune. Held for referral.

M-89 Blaes moved to special orders. Motion seconded and passed. Mosimann moved to passed unanimously. Motion seconded and passed.

Res 05/06/61 Commendation to Intern Coordinator Moved by Hersh. Introduced by Symons. Held for referral. Wagner moved to special orders. Motion seconded and passed. White moved unanimous consent and to suspend the rules to allow Chair Moore to make any necessary changes. Motion seconded and passed. Res 05/06/57 Commendation to 2005-2006 Student Senate and Student Senate Interns Moved by Wagner. Introduced by Muir. Held for referral. Maddock moved to special orders. Motion seconded and passed. Couvehla moved to passed unanimously. Motion seconded and passed. OPEN PERIOD • Lovely o The Christian Challenge Laptop: was miss placed during the tornado warning • Hildebrand o Ag Fest- Thanks for your support. o Second place Ag Olympics Team o AGR/Farm House BBQ- April 7: Weber lawn • Boan o Easter Egg Hunt o This is a great organization that has allowed Chair Boan to meet her best friends. • King o Friday, May 5th, 2:30 p.m.- City Park ƒ Collegian Baseball o Saturday of Service ƒ Student Government needs to be there ƒ Great Public Relations o Thanks for “Outstanding Senate Member” o Have a great year next year! o We have greater expectations, then we performed tonight. • Besler o Thanks for the “Outstanding Female Award” o Thanked Key Individuals to Senate • Peele o University Open House o Great Intern Group! • Cox o Arts & Sciences ƒ Arts & Sciences Day, next Tuesday- Bosco Plaza • Hillebrand o Block & Briddle ƒ Little American Royal- Saturday: April 8th • Hersh o Arts & Sciences Day ƒ Student Government Booth

M-90 ƒ Thanked Senate Operations Committee • White o Telefund Grand Prize Bash- April 7th • Lovely o An honor to be on Student Government • Mayo o Great College of Ag! – Thanks to Burns o Thanks to Allocations Committee o Way to go Ag Olympics • Symons o Appreciate others o Congrats Beye on “Intern of the Year” • Levendofsky o Pride for K-State, SGA, and Representing o Best of Luck- Happy Trails • Hart o Fun Four Years o Made Great Connections • Carter o Congrats to another Successful Year o Thanks to College Council Allocations • Mosimann o Thanks to SASS • Wagner o Thanks to the Fine Arts Committee o Great Job to Elections Commissioner- Banion o Awesome Job to Chair Moore ƒ Outstanding Job ƒ Great Hot Outfit o Thanks to Burns and Groene • Fox o Article on Burns and Groene ƒ “They got it done”- Collegian • Muir o Lindemuth, Spencer and Muir- Luckiest People ƒ Great Opportunity to work with Student Governing Association • Sager o Appreciate Muir’s Leadership o Wonderful Operations Committee • Stout o Senate was a great experience • Lindemuth o Thanks for the recognition resolution o Bike across Kansas- Come Visit o Thanks- Gayle Spencer o Burns- Thanks for being Welcoming o Moore- Very Impressed with Chair Moore

M-91 o Thanks Rinearson- Great Representation o Salina Campus Students- Sacrificed Hair in honor of Cancer Patients • Groene o Senate has been a blast o Thanks for the chance o Dr. Spencer- provided great incite • Moore o Served in many capacities ƒ Student Senate provided a Great Life Experiences ƒ There are no secondary choices o Largest Number of Bills- Great Executive Committee ƒ Thanks • Robbin & Pat- Thanks to Salina • Engineer Students • Intern Class • Blue Key • Besler- Wonderful Individual • Emily and Sarah ƒ Big Shoes to Fill • Burns o Miss the People o Personal Note o Key Individuals to this Year’s Success ƒ Muir- Great Respect ƒ Spencer- Appreciate Friendship ƒ OSAS Staff- Terrific Group ƒ Interns ƒ Cabinet ƒ Executive Committee ƒ Besler- Great Respect ƒ Moore- Amazing Individual ƒ Groene- Wonderful Abilities o Historic Year ƒ Numerous Accomplishments- Created as a Team o Challenge ƒ Support all of the Newly Elected Student Governing Association

ADJOURNMENT Muir moved to adjourn the 2005-2006 Senate. Adjourned at 11: 45p.m.

Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Sexton, Student Senate Secretary

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