SGC wraps up semester by voting in favor of Shared Governance
Student Governance Council announced its vote against tabling the latest draft of the Charter of Shared Governance and selected next semester’s senate chair.
Student Governance Council announced its vote against tabling the latest draft of the Charter of Shared Governance and selected next semester’s senate chair.
Ithaca College’s Student Governance Council passed a bill addressing field issues club sports face, reviewed its constitution and reaffirmed its Elections Act.
Early in the morning on April 9, two men got into an altercation, the likes of which sometimes occur on The Commons after a night of partying.
“People don’t realize how much work they have to do and how much time they have to spend doing it. And most people don’t know that we are really understaffed.”
The CAPS Initiative, which was sponsored by Class of 2020 Sen. Sarah Horbacewicz, seeks to address issues that some students experience at CAPS.
“The issue is not making more spaces. It’s making them appealing to students,” Kane said. “We need to focus on that.”
The meeting took place on March 20, the day before the scheduled bargaining session between the full time– and part time–faculty unions and administration.
Ithaca College’s Student Governance Council passed a bill aimed at simplifying the Integrative Core Curriculum into just four themes.
Members of IC Students for Labor Action and the contingent faculty unions held a “silent protest” outside the Emerson Suites on March 2.
The Menstrual Products Bill proposes to eliminate the 25-cent fee and make menstrual products available in every restroom on campus.
Class of 2018 Senator Conor Friend has has either sponsored or cosponsored all of the four bills that the SGC passed so far this semester.
Ithaca College’s Student Governance Council passed the Allocations Committee Reform II Bill and elected three new senators Feb. 13.