Minutes:
 March 16, 1993
Under Roll Call, Senators Greg Bell, Jeff Hancock, David Hong, Meghan McCarthy, Alex Panos, Ansley Paulsen, William Perry, Scott Trantham, Jason Williams, and Victoria Young were absent.
 Because of the lack of quorum, no business could be voted on by the committee.
 Under President's Report, President John Bradberry appointed Nathan Ballard and Christine Hayes to the Student Activity Fee Allocations Committee.
 Under Vice-President's Report, Vice-President Ashley Disque announced that the first meeting for spring quarter will be Tuesday, April 6, 1993 at 8:00.
 Under Pro Tem's Report, Richard Martin, III stated that senators will be expelled for excessive absences, and a meeting will be held next quarter to discuss the changes to the SGA Constitution.
 Under Secretary's Report, Andy Vanlandingham asked that current members that will not be seeking reelection to volunteer for the Elections Sub-Committee.
 Under Academic Affairs, Chair Leigh Christi Smith asked for volunteers for the input day during Drop/Add for student input concerning Drop/Add and registration.
 Sandra Van Meek, the SGA appointee to the Athletic Association Board of Directors, was allowed to address the senate. She expressed her frustration and her disappointment in her treatment on the committee. She complained that the members of the committee do not notify her of the meetings and that the Directors do not solicit student input on issues that affect the UGA student body such as the Jacksonville Decision concerning the GA/FLA game. She also asked that SGA focus more attention of the activities of the Board of Directors.
 Discussion of the topic concerning the Athletic Association Board of Directors was held within the senate.
 President John Bradberry presented a letter that he will be sending to the Director of Food Services concerning the staff of that department for maintaining regular hours during the snow storm.
 Due to the consensus of the senate, senators with excessive absences should be expelled by the Pro Tem.