THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

TATE STUDENT CENTER

ATHENS~ GEORGIA 30602

(404) 542-8584

A. A letter containing the proposed Constitutional ammendments is being sent for approval to Dr. Knapp. Andrea Naterman, former President Pro Tem, is working with Internal Affairs on this.

B. President Heath Gaarrett has attended meetings with both Dr. Knapp, and Dr. Douglas, VP- Student Affairs. I . Dr. Knapp was very receptive to this years' SGA. He suggests that we bcome more involved in lobbying for the University with the Board of Regents and the State Legislature. He also suggests that the President and several Senators accompany him to meetings throughout the state to improve recruitment and alumni relations. 2. Bi-weekly meetings will occur between Dr. Douglas and the SGa President and any senators with timely issues to discuss. This will serve to strengthen the relationship between the administration and the students.

C. Susie Griffin discussed the "I'm Drivin... program. We recieved a letter from Bacchus, the co-sponsors of the program, thianking us for our involvement with them. Susie thanked Bacchus for their efforts, and apologized for their not being mentioned in Phil Smith's article about the SGA.

D. Holly Thomas announced the May Restaurant of the Month is the Mayflower. Please take flyers and post them around campus.

E. The Student Fee Allocations Committee is finishing up its work on budgets for next year. We need to reevaluate our budget so we can push for more money, and we need Senator ideas and input on projects for the year.

F. The Senate will be divided up into three committees: Academic Affairs, Internal Affairs, and Student Life. the committee assignments were announced. Chairmen of these committees will not be named until the Senate vacancies have been filled.

G. Office Hours are required for all Senators. The schedule was announced. It will be posted in the Sanate office.

I-L The attendance policy spelled out in the Constitutuion will be followed. Attendance at meetings, including committee meetings is mandatory. Meetings will be held at Phi Kappa Hall at 7:30 p.m., including committee meetings.

1. If anyone wouyld like to serve with Heath on the Spacenter Committee, please talk to

him. Work is continuing on the committee.

1. Senators Bourg, Griffin, Hendricks, Perry, Petrides, Thomas and Wang attended the spring meeting of the Student Advisory Council to the Board of Regents. We received an award for Best Student Government in Georgia, for which we tied with Ga. Tech. Suzy Hendricks and Sandra Wang will be sponsoring a proposal in the Academic Affairs Committee of SAC regarding transfer of credits earned while suspended from state schools.

A. A measles emergency has been declared by the Department of Human Resources on the UGA campus. All students, faculty and staff must show proof of immunization by May 18. Vaccinations will be given this week and next week at the Tate Center and at Memorial Hall. Volunteers are needed to help run the locations. Mr. Cochran spoke to us on the importance of this crisis. Volunteerrs are needed for four-hour shifts. If you would like to volunteer, Samantha Anderson wil be in charge.