Agenda 1. Call the Meeting to Order 2. Last Week's Minutes 3. President's Report 4. Vice President s Peport 5. Business Manager's Report Special allocations (THIS WILL 3E UNDER OLD BUSINESS) U of I! Trap & Skeet Club 552 Meet Expenses $107.50 G2 7 Out of State Travel 400.00 Total $667.50 Peer Counseling Program 10 students at $35 per student $350 3alance in special allocations is $5,603.31 6. Committee Reports Search Committee for Student Regent - Holmquist 7. Old Business Special Allocations U of M Trap & Skeet Club Peer Counseling Program 8. New Business 9. Meeting Adjourned
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The meeting was called to order by ASUM Vice President De n Mansfield at 7:10 p.m. in the Montana Rooms. Last Week's Minutes - Stand as approved. Vice President's Report Appointed John Fitzgerald, Cary Holmquist, and John Doggett to a committee that will choose a collective bargaining agent. Fight people have expressed interest in it. The committee will meet at the end of this week to establish criteria. Sid Thomas has said he would help develop the criteria. In the office we have a new up-to-date list of all the registered student organizations and committee appointments. A copy has been sent to Dr. Bowers who will be forwarding information to committee chairmen. Business Manager's Report - Bob McCue The fund balance from Women's Place of $341.21 was passed. The fund balance of $775.68 from UM Concert Band was also passed. Last week received a special request from Glenn Johnson of $250 for peer counseling and Trap and Skeet Club for $667.50. Committee Reports Holmquist said that his committee to choose a student regent had chosen Steve Rovig as their first choice, Patty Brolin second, and Mike Dahlem as third choice. These names will be sent to the Governor tomorrow. Governor had asked Henderson to submit names. These names have Henderson's approval. Jacobson said that the Legislative Committee had been coming up with some proposals for the Outreach. Discussion on the 6 mill levy followed. It has been requested that $100,000 be raised, to fund the campaign. A $2 contribution from each student at UM has been suggested to raise part of the funds. The Montana Student Lobby Bylaws were passed with amendments by the Legislative Committee. The Student Lobby will be writing up material that is important and distributing it in the CB members mail boxes so they can discuss it next week. Dr. Wicks gave a short speech on the upcoming elections. He felt that the Elections Committee was setting unnecessary restrictions on the elections, i.e. pre-campaign campaigning and a 2.0 grade average. Don't restrict communications and freedom of speech, promote open elections. Pat Olson reported that the criteria for allocating space in the UC had been formulated by SUB and this criteria would be brought before Central Board next week for their approval.
Old Business UM Trap and Skeet Club comes before the Board on a second motion. Peter Mitchell, President, Trap and Skeet Club said that the special allocation of $667.50 is needed to help send the UM team to the National Trap and Skeet Championship in Peoria, IL. The team members will have projects to raise the rest of the money. Meet Expenses Out-of-State Travel $187.50 480.00 $667.50 Balance in special allocations fund is $5,603.31. MCCUE PREVIOUS QUESTION SECOND PASSED Motion on the floor is to allocate the UM Trap and Skeet Club $667.50. MOTION PASSED. The second special request was proposed by Glenn Johnson for a Peer Counseling Workshop. Johnson explained that 10 students each from Sentinel, Hellgate and UM would be needed to attend the workshop. He was asking for 35 per person for the 10 UM students to attend. The instructor for the course would come from California. The purpose of the workshop would be to train these students in counseling so then they could go out and counsel other students. These students would not receive any compensation for themselves. Its not academic counseling but on a personal problem basis*. MCCUE PREVIOUS QUESTION. SECOND FAILED. HOLMQUIST SUBSTITUTE MOTION FOR $300. SECONDED. Discussion on substitute motion - have students pay part of the cost to establish their seriousness. MILLER PREVIOUS QUESTION. SECOND. MOTION FAILS. MILLER MOVED TO TABLE THE MOTION UNTIL NEXT WEEK. SECOND. PASSED. <
New Business GRAY MOVED TO APPOINT MIKE DAHLEM TO THE JOINT STUDY COMMISSION. SECONDED. PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. MCCUE MOVED TO ADJOURN Second Meeting adjourned at 8:05. Ann Fifield ASUM Secretary Present: Mansfield Conrad Dale Doggett Fitzgerald Gray Holmquist Johnson Karr McCue Excused: Heald, Royland Unexcused: Brown McKenzie McOmber Megee Miller Newman Stevens tyhitham