CAREER SERVICES STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD CHARTER
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PURPOSE
The purpose of this Associated Students Board shall be to assist
the Office of Career Services in an advisory capacity. Specifically,
the Board will:
- Review and make recommendations regarding policies, programs and
procedures to encourage and promote the Center's goals.
- Assist in communicating the goals and activities of the Center
to the campus community.;
- TPresent student concerns and assists in identifying trends, which
are critical to responsive center programming.
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MEMBERSHIP
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Voting
- One Associated Students Council member to be appointed by the
Associated Students Council.
- Four student-at-large members to be appointed by the seventh
week of the Spring semester by procedures established by the Standing
Committee Code to serve for a period of one year.
- Four student-at-large members to be appointed by the seventh
week of the Fall semester by procedures established by the Standing
Committee Code to serve for a period of one year.
- One faculty member to be appointed by the Senate in the spring
semester to serve for a period of one year.
- Two staff representatives from the Office of Career Services
as designated by the Director.
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Ex-Officio, Voting
The Board shall have the following
ex-officio voting members:
- The Associated Students President or designee.
- The Associated Students Executive Vice President or designee.
- The Associated Students Vice President of External Affairs or
designee.
- The Associated Students Vice President of Finance or designee.
- The Associated Students Vice President of University Affairs
or designee. (Revised 4/17/02).
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Ex-Officio, Non-Voting
The Board may add other ex-officio
non-voting members, as it deems necessary and subject to approval
of the A.S. Council.
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Non-Voting - None.
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MEETINGS
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Chair
The Chairperson of the Board shall
be a student-voting member who shall be elected by the Board subsequent
to the Spring General Elections or as a vacancy occurs. The Chairperson
will serve a term of one year. The Chairperson of the Board shall
maintain the responsibility of notifying the Associated Students Council
of any Board vacancies.
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Quorum
A quorum shall consist of more than
half of the filled, appointed seats. (Revised 4/17/02)
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Absence
Any appointed member of the Board
who misses two of any ten consecutive meetings without being excused
shall be dropped from the Board. Any appointed member of the Board
who is late by fifteen minutes or more after the meeting has been
called to order will be considered tardy. Two tardies constitute an
unexcused absence.
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Minutes
The Board shall designate a secretary
to record minutes of each meeting and shall submit a copy of all Board
minutes to the Executive Director's Office for safekeeping.
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Frequency
The Board shall hold regular meetings
at least twice a month, and shall notify the Associated Students of
times and places of those meetings at the beginning of each semester.
Board members are responsible for not missing three out of ten or
more than two consecutive meetings.
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Duration - None.
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JURISDICTION
- The Board shall serve in an advisory capacity and may propose,
plan, and jointly facilitate programs, which promote the purpose of
the Board and the Office of Career Services.
- The Board shall advise A.S. Council on the expenditure of Associated
Students funds and shall appoint committees and committee chairpersons
to assume designated responsibilities.
- The Board shall serve as the Associated Students representative
to the Office of Career Services for discussions and transmittal of
student concerns.
- The Board may review and make recommendations regarding any matter
related to the Office of Career Services.
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PROCEDURES - None. |
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CHARTER AMENDMENTS AND REVISIONS
The Charter may be amended or revised by
a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the Associated Students Council, as specified
in Sections 62 and 63 of the Associated Students Bylaws. All proposed
amendments or revisions shall be reviewed by the Board prior to consideration
by the Associated Students Council. |