Senate approves 3 student trustee applications
Senate approved three student applications for the student trustee position. The names of the students will not be released yet.
Dining Services Director Tracy Shuck answered senators’ questions about a possible F’real machine in the coffee shop. Shuck said profit sharing is out of the question because all cash revenue goes straight to the school, not to food services.
He said minor renovations would have to be made to the coffee shop. During the renovations, the coffee shop will have to be closed, unless they can schedule the renovations during a school break. Also, to make room for the machine, something in the coffee shop will have to leave and Shuck thinks it will probably be the ice coffee machine.
A question was brought up asking if the money could instead go to getting a full barista-style coffee shop. Shuck said the renovations for that would cost more than a F’real machine. He said, Senate would have to decide where they want to spend the money.
A F’real comes in one size and it would cost between $3.19-$3.99.
A committee called the Court Rules Committee was formed to create procedures that the court will use to operate. President Dillon Spies appointed Sofia Trefilova, Kelly McNabb, and Jacob Rissler to the committee. Senators Tileen Sullivan and Katrina Hurley volunteered to sit on the committee.
Grounds supervisor Lucinda Mays is in need of group volunteers to help her with projects around campus. Projects include planting trees and shrubs. There are some big projects for bigger groups and small projects for smaller groups. Mays can be contacted via her cell phone 308-430-4186.
Senate passed CAB’s bylaw changes they made at last week’s CAB meeting. The bylaws affect clubs attendance policies.
The changes state that clubs that miss more than three meetings in an academic year will be contacted and eventually funding will be affected.
Clubs that have missed meeting prior to the passing of the bylaws will not be affected.
The free movie night scheduled for March 15 is moved to March 22.
CAB’s Vice Chair of Programming Chelsea Evans asked senators to talk to constituents to see if there is an interest in another free bowling night. The next bowling night is scheduled for May 2.
Adviser Deena Kennell reminded everyone that the career fair is from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Friday in the Student Center. The door prize will be an iPad Air.
Senate reported $64,743.25 in unallocated funds.