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1. Call to Order 2. Territorial Acknowledgment 3. Roll MBC 2294-96 Board of Directors Simon Fraser Student Society Thursday, August 22nd, 2019 1. CALL TO ORDER Call to Order – 2:33 PM 2. TERRITORIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT We acknowledge that this meeting takes place on the traditional, unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples, including the xʷməθkʷəy̓ əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱ wú7mesh (Squamish), Sel̓ íl̓ witulh (Tsleil-Waututh), kʷikʷəƛ̓ əm (Kwikwetlem) and Katzie Nations, on which we are privileged to live, work and play. Unceded means that these territories have never been handed over, sold, or given up by these nations, and we are currently situated on occupied territories. 3. ROLL CALL OF ATTENDANCE 3.1 Board Composition President ............................................................................................... Giovanni HoSang VP External Relations (Chair) ...................................................................... Jasdeep Gill VP Finance ....................................................................................... Tawanda Chitapi VP Student Services .......................................................................................... Christina Loutsik VP Student Life .................................................................................................. Jessica Nguyen VP University Relations .................................................................................. Shina Kaur At-Large Representative ................................................................................. Maneet Aujla At-Large Representative ................................................................................. Rayhaan Khan Faculty Representative (Applied Sciences) ............................................. Nick Chubb Faculty Representative (Arts & Social Sciences) .................................. Jennifer Chou Faculty Representative (Business) .............................................................. Andrew Wong Faculty Representative (Communications, Art, & Technology) ..... Fiona Li Faculty Representative (Education) ............................................................ Emerly Liu Faculty Representative (Environment) ...................................................... Julian Loutsik Faculty Representative (Health Sciences) ................................................ Osob Mohamed Faculty Representative (Science) ................................................................. Simran Uppal 3.2 Society Staff Administrative Services Manager .................................................... Shubhangi Jain Campaign, Research, and Policy Coordinator ................................. Sarah Edmunds General Manager .............................................................................. Alejandro Reyes Executive Director ........................................................................... Sylvia Ceacero Executive Assistant .......................................................................... Shaneika Blake Finance Manager .............................................................................. Rowena de la Torre SUB Project Assistant ...................................................................... Zoya Nari 3.3 Guests Student .............................................................................................. Russell Dunsford Student .............................................................................................. Hamza Abdelrahman Student .............................................................................................. Gabe Liosis 1 MBC 2294-96 Board of Directors Simon Fraser Student Society Thursday, August 22nd, 2019 The Peak News Editor ..................................................................... Gurpreet Kambo Health & Counselling Special Projects Advisor .............................. Lisa Ogilvie Health & Counselling Marketing and Communications ................. Sarah Saghah Director of Health & Counselling .................................................... Martin Mroz 3.4 Regrets President ........................................................................................... Giovanni HoSang VP Student Services .......................................................................................... Christina Loutsik Faculty Representative (Environment) ...................................................... Julian Loutsik Faculty Representative (Business) .............................................................. Andrew Wong At-Large Representative .................................................................. Maneet Aujla At-Large Representative ................................................................. Rayhaan Khan 4. RATIFICATION OF REGRETS 4.1 MOTION BOD 2019-08-19:01 Nick/Simran Be it resolved to ratify regrets from Maneet Aujla, Rayhaan Khan, Giovanni HoSang, Julian Loutsik, Christina Loutsik, and Andrew Wong. CARRIED AS AMENDED • Amendment: add “Andrew Wong and Christina Loutsik” 5. ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA 5.1 MOTION BOD 2019-08-19:02 Nick/Jessica Be it resolved to adopt the agenda as amended. CARRIED AS AMENDED • Discussion: 9.3 Welcome Week, 9.4 Student Union Building, 9.5 Board Commitments and Procedures, 9.6 Survey update • New Business: 8.4 UAA Debates, 8.5 Voter Registration 6. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES 6.1 Board Minutes – MOTION BOD 2019-08-19:03 Jennifer/Simran Be it resolved to receive and file the following minutes: • Board of Directors 2019-08-08 • Board of Directors 2019-08-12 CARRIED 6.2 Committee Minutes – MOTION BOD 2019-08-19:04 Jennifer/Simran Be it resolved to receive and file the following minutes: • UAA 2019-07-11 • UAA 2019-07-25 2 MBC 2294-96 Board of Directors Simon Fraser Student Society Thursday, August 22nd, 2019 CARRIED 7. PRESENTATIONS 7.1 BC Non-Profit Housing Association • It is noted that university students can now loan out funds for housing development • https://housingcentral.ca/SITES/HousingCentral/2018_Civic_Campaign/HousingCentral/2 018_Civic_Campaign.aspx?hkey=34072b15-faa7-4922-aeb7-997426261cff 7.2 My SSP Presentation • Refer to attachment • My SSP came about through a relationship with Health and Counselling and the SFSS • One of the new positions that was added last year was the Case Manager for International students (which has proven extremely valuable) • New pilot will be launched in Fall 2019 that will aid students identify which resources would better fit their needs • It is noted that if you do not book multiple sessions with the same counsellor, you will be assigned a different counselor each time when calling in • The more specific request for a counsellor there is, the longer the wait for a connection • The goal is to have my SSP be a low barrier option 8. NEW BUSINESS 8.1 Committee Expenditures – MOTION BOD 2019-08-19:05 Osob/Emerly Whereas it is stated in the Society Bylaw 6.4b that “The Board may, by way of regulation, delegate its powers to expend or disburse funds to its standing committees, except that any such expenditure or disbursement shall be reported to the Board at its next meeting”; Be it resolved to include all committee expenditures in Board meeting minutes to prevent violating the bylaws of the Society. Be it further resolved that failing to comply with these terms may result in cheques not being disbursed by relevant staff or other disciplinary measures to be faced by the committee chair at the discretion of the Board. POSTPONED • This motion was brought up in response to the changes in procedures to approving expenditures for committee events • A reporting expense package will be included in future Board minutes once it has been established and finalized 8.1.1. MOTION BOD 2019-08-19:05-01 Nick/Jessica Be it resolved to postponed the above motion to the next meeting. CARRIED 3 MBC 2294-96 Board of Directors Simon Fraser Student Society Thursday, August 22nd, 2019 8.2 Bylaw Review – MOTION BOD 2019-08-19:06 Tawanda/Nick Be it resolved to the Board approve the cost for the bylaw review project with approximately $ 6,000. 00 disbursed in 2019 and the remainder budgeted for and disbursed in 2020. CARRIED • Changes to bylaws were not approved through referendum may be due to the lack of consultations, hence the society is not compliant with the Society’s Act • The goal is to have the bylaw changes ready for the 2020 AGM for approval 8.3 Building Cohesive Leadership Team Workshop – MOTION BOD 2019-08-19:07 Tawanda/Osob Be it resolved to the Board of Directors invest $3,131.00 (plus GST) for the Leadership Development Workshop as per Courage Space – Coaching and Consulting’s proposal. CARRIED 8.4 Debates– MOTION BOD 2019-08-19:08 Osob/Jennifer Be it resolved that the Simon Fraser Student Society endorse efforts by the University and Academic Affairs committee to host, in conjunction with the Graduate Student Society and Simon Fraser University, a debate between major party candidates for the 2019 federal election in the Burnaby North-Seymour riding, to be held in early October; Be it further resolved that the Simon Fraser Student Society endorse efforts by the University and Academic Affairs Committee to promote voter registration and voting in the 2019 federal election, including but not limited to sharing Elections Canada material in physical or digital form with the membership, crafting and distributing our own works, and sending reminders when timely. POSTPONED • There will be a segment where the audience can ask questions to help understand the political climate that occurs on and off campus • It was noted that the event is already
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