Announcements<\/p>\n
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Dean stiles is here to talk about the changes to student conduct<\/p>\n
Oversee the student conduct system and is the sophomore dean<\/p>\n
-Going to talk about the proposed changes to student conduct<\/p>\n
-Open student meeting on Friday (noon to 1:30 fishbowl commons)<\/p>\n
-Come to the meeting if you couldn\u2019t get your comment out there<\/p>\n
-Summary of all proposed changes posted on their website<\/p>\n
-The students involved (teddy rube, destiny franklin, Simone schriger)<\/p>\n
-The entire code of conduct has not been given an overhaul in quite some time<\/p>\n
-a lot of the\u00a0 Title IX\u00a0 changes added to the student conduct code<\/p>\n
-Academic integrity policy, has also been changed<\/p>\n
-How do we adjudicate potential violations?<\/p>\n
-Deans review process, how most violations are resolved<\/p>\n
-Wanted to strengthen those methods of resolution<\/p>\n
-Top-level changes<\/p>\n
-Current code of conduct has mediation as an option for resolving conducts<\/p>\n
-Really not workable in any sense<\/p>\n
-Hasn\u2019t been regularly used.<\/p>\n
-A push for mediation and restorative justice, facilitated dialogue and contact coaching<\/p>\n
-Allows conflicts between students to be resolved outside of the formal conduct system<\/p>\n
-This will extend from all levels<\/p>\n
-This is trying to create more options for people in difficult situations<\/p>\n
-If all the parties don\u2019t want to come together, we have the ability to resolve this<\/p>\n
-If this all passes, we want this to be a pilot year for conflict resolution<\/p>\n
-Want to train students as to how to resolve conflicts.<\/p>\n
-A two-day restorative justice program<\/p>\n
-Long term, something akin to the peer-writing system, will start a practitioner course for this.<\/p>\n
– Additional training in the local schools or courts<\/p>\n
– Trying to work out funding for these positions<\/p>\n
-Trying to make this a paid position for student<\/p>\n
-Code of conduct lists dorms and house council<\/p>\n
-This in the code of conduct is purely student run<\/p>\n
-Hoping to bring in a new student run body<\/p>\n
-Purpose something done by a lot of colleges<\/p>\n
-a student judicial bored.<\/p>\n
-Handling things from strikes to dorm damage<\/p>\n
-Community based violation<\/p>\n
-Make students more accountable for what\u2019s going on in the community<\/p>\n
-Still leave suspension and expulsion to the student conduct committee<\/p>\n
-Create one condensed pool of student and faculty<\/p>\n
-They feel staff has a large role to play<\/p>\n
-Instead of having two discreet groups<\/p>\n
-Eight students two faculty, and two deans<\/p>\n
-Very intimidating, situation around that.<\/p>\n
-Also, the students will serve on the judicial bored we don\u2019t want to over burden them.<\/p>\n
-If the student is not contesting for what they did, they must go through a full hearing.<\/p>\n
-Proposing adding in a new process for those that acknowledge, but don\u2019t agree with the outcome by the dean.<\/p>\n
-Proposing a sanctioning conference<\/p>\n
-Allows the student to meet with the committee co-chairs and decide on the sanction<\/p>\n
-Involving the co-chairs will allow the student to feel as if they were heard.<\/p>\n
-Also purpose that students placed on probation<\/p>\n
-Probation means that if you do something else there is a predetermine penalty<\/p>\n
-Purpose probation is something judicial board and dean board use this option<\/p>\n
-Shifts the appeal to the student judicial board.<\/p>\n
-Many models have it going through the dean of students.<\/p>\n
-Academic integrity will bring in faculty for problems like this.<\/p>\n
-will also include students<\/p>\n
-Language will be added to the proposal, instead of a faculty staff and student board<\/p>\n
-But only a staff board for sexual misconduct bored.<\/p>\n
-Having students might act as a barrier for students to tell all details to other students.<\/p>\n
-Do a multi-hour training, but a board that deals with only these issues, will create a group of experts.<\/p>\n
-Accused student respondent, accused party<\/p>\n
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-Will be making modifications to these documents, first reading in April.<\/p>\n
-If all goes well, will be voted on in May.<\/p>\n
-Consult Teddy if you have any concerns<\/p>\n
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Minutes ratified<\/p>\n
-Orb approved two clubs<\/p>\n
-Active minds (max silverman)<\/p>\n
-is attempting to fill the gap for students with mental illness<\/p>\n
-1 in 4 college students do have a mental illness<\/p>\n
Active minds is a national organization over 450 in the country<\/p>\n
-Bates is the only school that doesn\u2019t have a chapter<\/p>\n
-Mental illness is something that is not talked about but is important<\/p>\n
-Will get the campus talking<\/p>\n
-Orb<\/p>\n
-Very well written constitution<\/p>\n
-Dean Tannebaum and states that they can\u2019t approve a club based on its name<\/p>\n
-What specific ideas do you have for this club, like what issues?<\/p>\n
-Will talk about stigma, we hope to do some analogues to that<\/p>\n
-Will hope to bring a short film about this issue that they want to bring to campus.<\/p>\n
-Haven\u2019t been approved by the school so they couldn\u2019t meet yet<\/p>\n
-How much money do they need?<\/p>\n
-Hannah wies is starting a student support network that will train students how to deal with students with mental health issues.<\/p>\n
_passes<\/b><\/p>\n
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-Bates College Women in Leadership<\/p>\n
-A club that would allow women and men to prepare for life in the workforce<\/p>\n
-Hope to bring speakers and workshops to promote careers<\/p>\n
-Something based off another university but not affiliated<\/p>\n
-The ORB really liked the idea<\/p>\n
-Felt strong about club leadership<\/p>\n
-BCDC wanted to get involved with this club<\/p>\n
-Funding very minimal<\/p>\n
-How is this difference from WAG?<\/p>\n
-Hoping to work closely with the BCDC<\/p>\n
-This is more career oriented<\/p>\n
-The motivation here is on professional<\/p>\n
–Passes<\/b><\/p>\n
\u00ad<\/b><\/p>\n
Seating for the 11 committees<\/b><\/p>\n
\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 <\/b>Will be open on March 12th<\/sup> look for an email<\/p>\n <\/p>\n -Co-sponsorships<\/p>\n <\/p>\n -Dance Club applied for two co-sponsorships<\/p>\n -One has been tabled<\/p>\n -The second one is called the dancing image<\/p>\n -Bringing back a dance alumni and will bring together photo club and dance club together<\/p>\n -Will have dance behind and in front of the campus, and bring alumni back to campus<\/p>\n -Requested $150<\/p>\n -4 in favor 1 against 1 abstain<\/p>\n Passes<\/b><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Photography Club<\/p>\n -Blond Magazine, the annual publication<\/p>\n -Originally a low budget handmade magazine, and each semester it\u2019s improving,<\/p>\n -Got even more submissions this year, and will table in commons to check out this magazine<\/p>\n -Costs is printing and some graphic design<\/p>\n -Making 135 copies of high defition<\/p>\n -$350 (unanimously)<\/p>\n -Allocated money last year, and don\u2019t spend that money ever again<\/p>\n -No one knows why it\u2019s called blonde<\/p>\n Passes <\/b><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Outfront slam poetry and workshop<\/p>\n -This is apart of pride week, bringing kit yen ( transgendered Asian American)<\/p>\n -Specifically out front and bates college has done a poor job addressing transgendered issues<\/p>\n -1.5 reading.<\/p>\n -Will have lunch and dinner<\/p>\n <\/p>\n -Asked for $1000, obtained $1000<\/p>\n -Six co-sponsoring groups on this<\/p>\n -Kit costs $4000, and raised \u00be of it already<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Passes<\/b><\/p>\n –<\/b>$24,000 left in the co-sponsorship<\/p>\n -This next co-sponsorship was funded entirely this next one is for $6000<\/p>\n -Proposal by DJ society<\/p>\n -We haven\u2019t had a big concert here in awhile<\/p>\n -Most of their shows cost $20000.<\/p>\n -WRBC is supporting this tonight,<\/p>\n -Nationwide tour right now<\/p>\n -With tiesto<\/p>\n -One day available the first Wednesday of short-term<\/p>\n -Keith said it\u2019s not unreasonable for this<\/p>\n -Space is reserved already<\/p>\n -$9000 total<\/p>\n -1500 from clubs already,<\/p>\n -But can grow<\/p>\n -$6000 would leave a $1,700\u00a0 gap -Voted in favor for funding it, and with ticket sales definitely possible<\/p>\n -Any large co-sponsorship?<\/p>\n -Sponsorship for block part 8-6 thousand dollar<\/p>\n -With charging tickets, we can open up to more people.<\/p>\n Money giving to senior week last year?<\/p>\n -Around $3000,<\/p>\n -Will ask clubs to give money for unspent budgets.<\/p>\n -Pairing with a charity, would allow you to sell more and you give all proceeds once you meet your quote.<\/p>\n -We can do charity with ticket sales<\/p>\n -How do you expect people to pay $5<\/p>\n -There is a festival held in the Netherlands Called Tomorrow land, and will be playing there this summer.<\/p>\n -Even with Macklemore came and dr dog came there is always potential to bring in tht next artist..<\/p>\n -Macklemore didn\u2019t have a hit before coming here<\/p>\n -How many people are staying for short term, and sports teams will be ere as well as a chunk of people<\/p>\n -It\u2019s worrying to sell tickets<\/p>\n -a way to sell tickets is through crowd funding<\/p>\n -People can see who\u2019s all going<\/p>\n -Sell 340 tickets at $7<\/p>\n -Ticket sales isn\u2019t that hard and has been done in the best<\/p>\n -What is your ticket sale schedule?<\/p>\n -When is the money due?<\/p>\n -Don\u2019t need to play them until April 23rd<\/sup><\/p>\n -We do need to secure the funds<\/p>\n -We could move it to the mays center and save money on sound equipment<\/p>\n -WRBC, has been behind this<\/p>\n -Club volleyball<\/p>\n -This kind of act is on the rise<\/p>\n -and $5 is not hard to get 5 dollars from people<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Passes <\/b><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n Adjourned (8:03)<\/b><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Announcements Dean stiles is here to talk about the changes 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\n-compared to a Macklemore deal<\/p>\n