Student Senate: Body hears from Women’s Center and Student Trustees
By Abby Miller | Jan. 23, 2019Student Trustees discussed the Student Senate’s proposed amendment, which was approved by the Board of Trustees.
Student Trustees discussed the Student Senate’s proposed amendment, which was approved by the Board of Trustees.
Many students struggle with mental health conditions, and receiving accommodations for those may be difficult
Previously, the public was able to obtain memorandums of finding, or MOFs. Now, the university will only supply a summary of the closed case and not a redacted version.
Michael Senteney, Brett Fredericksen, Linford Frimpong and Dareen Tadros spoke about what their plans would be in an executive position.
The committee will bring in final candidates for the nationwide search.
The four positions are president, vice president for finance, vice president for communications and vice president for legislative affairs.
The HCOM curriculum will focus on the health and wellness of students and faculty members.
OU is down about $60 million in investments for the 2019 fiscal year.
The students expressed their frustration of a lack of answers from the university.
The board met Friday to discuss the Student Senate constitution and the opening of the newly-renovated Ellis Hall.
Student Trustees Faith Voinovich and Austin McClain heard from Student Senate members about concerns to bring up during the upcoming Board of Trustees meetings.
Carr previously served as executive director of the Interlink Alliance and special assistant for Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion Gigi Secuban.
Faith Voinovich and Austin McClain will present about the Board of Trustees meeting.
Construction projects over winter break focused on ongoing projects.
Over $1.5 million was saved through textbook initiatives.
Anna Ayers was found guilty of three charges of making false alarms in October.
Students, faculty and Athens residents protested the university's decision to remove bautista at Cutler Hall.
They will remain on paid administrative leave until June 30.
Incoming students could pay about $400 dollars more per year for tuition.
Janet Hulm will begin on Jan. 2.