SGA establishes transfer student caucus, discusses sexual violence prevention rally and budget
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Summary
- This News-Letter article covers an SGA meeting about a sexual-violence rally, a transfer-student caucus and budget matters.
- The News-Letter reported that Vice President of the Senate Shreemann Patel introduced funding for a Nov. 1 Take Back the Night rally, and that the Senate moved the bill to a second reading before a motion to approve it.
- The paper reported that the Senate passed legislation seeking to establish a transfer student caucus and unanimously confirmed Johnny Aguilar and Jacqueline Kim to the Judiciary.
- The article says Treasurer Amy Xu reported that about $333,000 of the SGA’s $512,000 budget had been spent and outlined requirements for funding proposals.
- The reporter writes that Sumire Sumi identified sustainable student-organization budgets and better shuttle service as priorities, while Honora Muratori said the executive board was seeking Senate input after meeting with university administrators.
- The article adds that senators prepared questions for the Office of International Services, discussed immigration communication and exchange students’ access to Hopkins Groups, and considered sexual-assault awareness, Narcan training and ways to improve student feedback.