Eagle Guide Student Handbook - Coppin State University Homepage
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This meeting shall take place during the month of March.<br />
Section 8. Quorum for Senate Meetings<br />
A quorum for any meeting shall be at least 50% plus one of the Senate memberships.<br />
Section 9. Advisor<br />
The Director of <strong>Student</strong> Activities shall serve as the official advisor to the Senate and its officers. In<br />
addition, the Vice President of <strong>Student</strong> Affairs will appoint two advisors to assist the Director of<br />
<strong>Student</strong> Activities.<br />
ARTICLE III - Duties and Responsibilities of a Senator<br />
Section 1. Duties<br />
A. A Senator is an official representative for the undergraduate student body in the government<br />
structure of the <strong>University</strong>. It is very important that a Senator perform in a manner that is in the<br />
best interest of the entire student body and deal only with matters that are of concern and benefit<br />
to a majority of students. Therefore, vested interests and parochial ideas should be subordinate to<br />
the paramount task at hand, striving to serve the entire <strong>University</strong> community.<br />
B. Attendance at all meetings by all Senators is mandatory. If a Senator is absent without<br />
notification from two (2) meetings during any one academic semester, excluding Summer<br />
Sessions, the Senator shall forfeit membership in the <strong>Student</strong> Senate. A Senator may provide<br />
proper notification by submitting a written notice of reasons for his/her absence to any officer of<br />
the Senate 24 hours prior to the meeting which the Senator cannot attend. A Senator cannot<br />
submit a proxy for any meeting. Any organization losing total Senate representation during a<br />
session will not be funded the following session, and present funds will be frozen.<br />
C. All organizations shall plan and execute at least one Senate approved Community Service<br />
Activity, including any volunteer service rendered by <strong>Coppin</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong> students, per<br />
academic year to retain their chapter. The <strong>Student</strong> Senate will not fund community service<br />
activities.<br />
D. All Senators must attend the Finance Committee meeting when their club or organization has<br />
submitted a funding petition.<br />
E. Senators whose clubs and organizations are registered must attend the Senate retreat.<br />
Section 2. Funding Petitions<br />
A. If funds are needed for a particular project or activity, an organization may petition the Senate for<br />
funds above the initial subsidy award. The petition must be submitted to the Finance Committee<br />
at least one week before the last regularly scheduled Senate meeting of the month. The<br />
organization's Senators must be present to answer any questions raised by the presentation of the<br />
Finance Committee. The Senate will vote on all the petitions at the last regularly scheduled<br />
meeting of the month.<br />
B. The Petition must include the following:<br />
1. Name of organization<br />
2. Date submitted and date of activity<br />
3. Advisor's signature<br />
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