SENATE CALENDAR

Wednesday, November 9^th 2005

Forrest B. Hinton, Student Senate President, Presiding

Roll Call

Approval of the Journal

All Journals will be approved at the November 30^th meeting.

Receipt of Petitions and Correspondence; Guest Speakers

• Dr. Deb Luckadoo and the Student Centers Expansion Task-Force
• Mr. Bobby Mills, UNCASG Project
• Letter of Resignation

Reports of the Officers

· Mr. Seneca Toms, Student Body Treasurer

· Mr. Whil Piavis, Student Body President

· Mr. Hisham Salama, Student Senate President Pro Tempore

· Mr. Forrest Hinton, Student Senate President

Reports of Senate Standing Committees

• Sen. James Hankins, Academics Committee, Chairman
• Sen. Zach Adams, Campus Community Committee, Chairman
• Sen. Erich Fabricius, Finance Committee, Chairman
• Sen. Ken Hoy, Government Operations Committee, Chairman
• Sen. Alex Carter, Public Affairs Committee, Chairman
• Sen. Erin Lam, Tuition and Fees Committee, Chairman
• Sen. Andrew Barnes, University Affairs Committee, Chairman

Reports of Senate Select Committees

· Sen. Tracy Hutcherson, Appropriations Committee, Chairman

· Sen. Erich Fabricius, Government Simplification Committee, Chairman

A Discussion by the Select Committee on Government Simplification

Comments/Announcements

First Reading of Bills and Resolutions

• PB 77, Dance Marathon Appropriation Act (Compton, Lam, Walton)
• R 78, Student Conduct Caution Act (Adams, Heath, Walton) [fast-track requested]
• R 79, The Facebook Act (Adams, Heath, Walton) [fast-track requested]
• SR 80, AD for Recreate State (Perry) Confirmation
• SR 81, Student Body Comptroller (Murden) Confirmation [fast-track requested]

Second Reading of Bill and Resolutions

• GB 63, Ticket Policies Act (Adams)
• GB 72, Judicial Branch Referendum (Hoy)
• SR 73, Judicial Referendum Election Order (Fabricius)
• AB 68, Fall 2005 Appropriations Act (Hutcherson and Toms)

Miscellaneous Business

Comments/Announcements

Roll Call

The last meeting of the fall semester of Student Senate will be November 30^th at 7:30 PM in the Senate Hall of Witherspoon 201.