Clubs and Orgs Meeting Minutes

March 3, 2006

 

The meeting was called to order at 12:15 in the Silverthorne Theatre.

 

I.          Matt Smith: Opened meeting and introduced Laura Wilson.

 

II.                 Laura Wilson:  Administrative Assistant for the Student Union Building. Showed example of the types of posters that clubs and orgs can order from the SUB. They offer 2X3, 3X4, 3X6 banner and 3X8 banner. There is a price list at the Information Desk in the SUB; they like to have two weeks notice to get poster orders done.  Also talked about room scheduling, advised that she schedules the rooms for the WCC, the SUB, the amphitheatre and the grounds. The WCC for events is free to clubs and orgs and student events. Anything scheduled in the WCC and SUB that needs catering has to be done through Sodexho unless you talk to Dale Askew and ok it through him. Discussed posting regulations in the SUB. Advised that all of the advertising and posters that are in the SUB have to be date stamped. In the SUB posting on the walls and windows is prohibited.

III.               Debra Lybyer: Director Career and Advising Services. Passed out handouts. Talked about the “Dressing for a Successful Interview” which is scheduled for Wednesday of next week (March 8). There will be a drawing for a $50 gift certificate during the event and there will also be two models for clothing. On April 12 there will be another event “Gaining the Competitive Edge in an Interview Meal.” Will cost $6 for students and will be a fun event to attend.

Matt Smith asked “if I want to get a job how can your office help me?” Debra responded that they have work study positions and they also have a program called “Job Match.” That program is for local employers when they have an opening and want a student employee. The other way that they help students is when they are closer to graduation they can visit the Placement Bulletin on the Career and Advising website to find what kind of jobs are available in your field and what kind of pay can be expected. There are also workshops for interviews and writing resumes available in the office. There is a resume clinic in April, check the website.

IV.              Matt Smith: ASLCSC Diversity. There are quite a few events coming up this spring. Native American Awareness Week is March 13-17 and they are looking for volunteers to help out at the big Pow-Wow. March 29 will be the Cesar Chavez celebration. Cinco de Mayo will be coming up on May 3, 2006.

V.                 Club mail boxes: Reminder for Clubs and Orgs to check their mailboxes in the ASB office SUB 219.

VI.              Student Fee Hearing: March, 6 at noon. The hearing will be held in the Selway room of the WCC. Matt Smith encouraged everyone to come to the hearing.

VII.            ASLCSC Elections: Elections will be held on April 12 and 13. Applications have already been turned in, but those who are interested can still run as write in candidates. The Election Board is also still looking for Board members. Contact the Judicial Branch for more information.

VIII.         Institutional Development deadline is coming up mid March. This is aimed at the betterment of education on campus. Clubs are eligible but the proposal has to be written by a Professor or a Professional Staff member. A lot of clubs have applied for it to bring in a speaker or attend conferences. Handled through the Dean of Student Services office, contact Lola Bartholomew for more information. Student Technology Grants are coming due soon too. These also have to be applied for by staff. This is administered through the Administrative Services offices.

IX.              Club events

March 30, Talking River is co-sponsoring the Wallace Stegner lectures.

ILLTA, Fashion show on March 11 at St. Stans.

SPB, Clumsy Lovers March 29 at the Elks.

DEC, Dinner Theatre March 11, $25 a ticket.

X.                 Senator Mike Bybee got up and spoke about the ASLCSC Legacy Committee. Talked about the possibility of putting bulletin boards up in the SUB. The bulletin boards would be dedicated to the various clubs around the campus. There would be an application process for clubs to be in control of the bulletin boards. Discussion ensued.

 

The meeting was adjourned at 12:47 pm.

Respectfully submitted by: Myndie VanHorn