Oak Creek Student Government
Minutes
/ February 23, 2017 / 2:00PM / A 200EMeeting called by
/ Oak Creek MATC Student GovernmentType of meeting
/ General AssemblyFacilitator
/ CourtnayZoch - PresidentNote taker
/ Porfiria BautistaAttendees
/ CourtnayZoch, Brian Galecke, Kevin R. Richter, Robb R. Rusch, Amanda Pierner-Lytge, Jacob Evaska Dalton Brandt, Kenneth Thomas,John Webber, Mary Arend, Jenn Medved, Porfiria Bautista, SaraPaschkeAgenda topics
public comments
Discussion
/ Mary Arend did an introduction, as she is the new Student Life Admin. Kevin spoke upon a request for the HVACClub.
Conclusions
/ Mary would like to see promotions for upcoming events, as we need more attendees. HVAC Club would like to gofor matching funds at the next DSS for their upcoming event in Wisconsin Dells. They are asking for boxed lunches from Oak Creek
funds.
Advisor report
Discussion
/ Mary Arend went over the bylaws, constitution, and budgets.Conclusions
/ According to the bylaws of the Student Government, there cannot be unofficial meetings, and nothing can beapproved without an official meeting. The ballot votes are valid for the SG candidates. John Webber motioned to keep Oak Creek
Student Life Campus Budget as is. Brian Galecke seconded that motion. Unanimous vote from all members.Club A/C was presented
as $2,065.53.
Action items
BrianGalecke motioned excuse Porfiria Bautista to leave the meeting in order to make copies of the minutes. John Webber secondedthatmotion. Motion was approved by CourtnayZoch.
New Business/Makerspace
/funding request
Discussion
/ Makerspace Funding Request by JennMedved. It will be SG branded, geared towards South Campus but allcampuses can use it, SG will have naming rights, and it will be run by student workers. Cost will be in the range of $4000-$5000.
Conclusions
/ BrianGalecke made a motion to approve $5000 for the makerspace; motion died. Kevin Richter made a motion totable it. Brian Galecke seconded that motion. All members were in favor, no one opposed.
Vice President position
Discussion
/ Removal of current Vice President, Inderjit Kaur, and voting on a replacement.Conclusions
/ Kevin Richter motioned to remove Inderjit Kaur from office position, Vice President. Robb Rusch seconded thatMotion. All eight members were in favor, and no one opposed. Kevin Richter motioned to nominate SaraPaschke for VP. Robb
Rusch seconded that motion. SaraPaschke accepted the nomination. Brian Galecke nominated himself. Kenneth Thomas
Seconded that motion. Both Sara and Brian gave their speeches, and then a ballot vote took place. Results were 2 votes for Brian
and 6 votes for Sara. SaraPaschke is now Oak Creek Student Government’s Vice President.
approval of minutes
Discussion
/ Approval of minutes from January 20, 2017Conclusions
/ Robb Rusch motioned to approve the minutes, along with making the spelling correction of ASACC. Motion wasseconded by John Webber.
FAIR GROUNDS-Presented by Brian Galecke
Discussion
/ Fairgrounds was presented to socialize with students to get input and ideas for our campus. Also having aRecruitment table to get students involvement will be once a week from 11am-1pm.
Conclusions
/ Fairgrounds will consist of having a table once a month from 11am to 1pm, including coffee. Cost will be about$100 each time. Club recruitment table will be once a week, from 11AM-1PM, including candy. Robb Rusch motioned for candy to be
combined with coffee for the amount of $140 to approved for both tables. John Webber seconded that motion. All were in favor, no
oneopposed.
MICROWAVE
Discussion
/ SaraPaschke recommended there be an additional microwave for students in the cafeteria.Conclusions
/ Discussed that budget should come from Maintenance/Operations facility, and they should be approached by withA motion. Will be discussed next meeting.
OLD BUT NEW BUSINESS/POOL TABLE AND FOOSBALL TABLE
Discussion
/ $4000 was approved last semester for the pool table and foosball table. Budget and waiver reflected in minutes.Conclusions
/ They were not purchased yet. Would like one with coin slots, so the money can be used for maintenance for thetables. Kevin volunteered to move the tables if needed. Ask other campuses where they purchased theirs from.
TEAM BUILDING EVENT
Discussion
/ When and where will our team building event be?Conclusions
/ Would like to have it at Dave N Busters, sometime after April. Cost will be $40 per person and $100 for appetizers.Archie would like to see more productivity from SG, and rename the event. Robb Rusch motioned to table the event for next meeting.
John Webber seconded that motion. All were in favor, and no one opposed.
END OF THE YEAR EVENT
Discussion
/ South campus only. Ideas included Caribbean Day, and a dance/rave.Conclusions
/ Brian Galecke will put together a budget for Caribbean Day, which will include a band, lunch, prizes and contests.John Webber will put together a budget for a dance/Rave. The event will be decided and discussed next meeting.
VOTE OF ACCLAMATION FOR NEW MEMBERS
Discussion
/ Voting for new SG members. Also, having a ballot box for Dalton Brandt and Amanda Pierner-Lytge.Conclusions
/ Robb Rusch voted for SaraPashcke and Kenneth Thomas to become members of Oak Creek’s StudentGovernment. John Weber seconded that vote. All members were in favor, and no one opposed. Robb Rusch motioned to create a
a ballot box in the Student Life office for March 1 and 2 for students to cast their votes. John Webber seconded that motion. All in
favor, and no one opposed.
VOTE FOR FOOD AT NEXT MEETING
Discussion
/ Discussed the idea of having a luncheon at the next meeting to welcome the new members of SG.Conclusions
/ Robb Rusch motioned to table this vote until the next meeting. SaraPaschke seconded that motion. All in favor,and noone opposed.
ASACC UPDATE
Discussion
/ Discussed any updates or information there was about the upcoming ASACC conference.Conclusions
/ The hotel block is all filled up, the break out session is assigned, service learning is set up (not sure of location yet),good progress so far, the five priorities have been chosen.
SERVICE PROJECT
Discussion
/ Discussed ideas about an upcoming service project.Conclusions
/ Robb Rusch suggested a neighborhood clean-up and will present ideas with Dr.Mark. Ideas were to brand SG bydoing our own service project. Safety vests were discussed. Another idea is to collect money as donations to breast cancer, etc..
OLD BUSINESS/BUS STOP
Discussion
/ Still working on how we can move the bus stop that is causing issues on this campus.Conclusions
/ We must talk to Operations (Michael Gorgas) to see what needs to be done to make this happen. Is this somethingthat needs to be brought up to MCTS?
CLUB RECRUITMENT DAYS
Discussion
/ How successful were the club recruitment days?Conclusions
/ The first day Sara and Kenneth were handed SG applications that were turned. Suggestions were made that weneed better food to attract students to the tables. Clubs that participated were FSSO, LIBRE, and HVAC.
DSS RECAP/GRADE APPEAL PROCESS/SUSTAINABILITY SUMMIT FUNDING
Discussion
/ Recap on what was discussed at the last DSS meeting. Grade appeal was discussed, along with the SustainabilitySummit. The Sustainability Summit is requesting funding ($25,000). They are geared more towards corporate, not students. What are
students from South Campus going to gain from this?
Conclusions
/ Urging members to vote for less than $3,000. John Webber even suggests no more than $1000.FAMILY DAVIS BAND/BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Discussion
/ Overall, this event was a success. Staff and students were dancing, good food, good time.Conclusions
/ Realizing that the cafeteria is a much better location to hold events. We need to notify the cafeteria staff at leastone week in advance of any upcoming events we may have there.
WSG
Discussion
/ Discussed WSG, Kevin Richter attended. There, they discussed the Promise Program, budgeting, and thetuition freeze (which was opposed).
Kevin Richter motioned to adjourn the meeting at 3:55PM. SaraPaschke seconded that motion. All in favor, no one opposed.
Next meeting – Thursday March 9, 2017
Special Notes – Kenneth is to be excused for our next SG meeting on March 9. Mary Arend will not be in attendance for next meeting; Archie Graham will attend.