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WEB/Collegian/ASWU Sound Funding and Oversight Bill
Proposed by Jacob Saiki, Teo Ekstrom, and Liz Gill
WHEREAS, ASWU strives to maintain a stable environment for clubs and organizations,
WHEREAS, the Willamette Events Board and the Collegian are two of the highest-impact
student organizations on this campus,
WHEREAS, there have not been sufficient preparations made to shift the funding structure of
the Willamette Events Board, ASWU Sound and the Collegian according to Article VII Section 1
and 2 as well as Article VI Section 3 of the ASWU Bylaws over the 2015-2016 school year,
WHEREAS, the students of Willamette have a vested interest in the consistent success of the
Willamette Events Board, ASWU Sound and the Collegian, and do not wish to see these
organizations disrupted,
WHEREAS, ASWU has a vested interest in understanding how student fees are used,
THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED:
1. Article VII Section 1 and 2, as well as Article VI Section 3 of the ASWU Bylaws are repealed on
April 21, 2016.
2. Article II, Section 6, Subsection 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 will be added to the Bylaws:
6. The ASWU External Programs Committee (EPC) must individually meet with the
student leader in charge of finances within WEB, the Collegian and ASWU Sound at least
once every 8 weeks to review expenditures and discuss expansions to the budget.
7. During Oversight Meetings, the EPC is to help guide External Programs in their
requests, and discuss how the EPC will defend the External Programs’ additional budget
requests during the next Senate Meeting.
8. Oversight meetings are open to the public and the rest of the External Program's
leadership, though not advertised. The ASWU President is to be in charge of calling the
meetings and creating the agenda, though External Program leadership may also call for
a meeting. As a precedent, entities will give at least 3 days notice as well as flexible
meeting options to be respectful of other students' time. The Agenda/Minutes of the
meeting will be made available to the ASWU Treasurer by the EPC as soon as it is
available.
9. The EPC is to briefly summarize these oversight meetings to the rest of the Senate,
and present and defend any requested expansions to the budget. Senate will consider
the request and vote the following week. As a precedent, External Program Leadership
is not expected to come into Senate to defend expansions to the budget. In the case
that the External Programs Leadership disagrees with the EPC, both parties are
encouraged to come into Senate to plead their case.
10. If an External Program contact does not respond to emails, attend a scheduled
oversight meeting or submit the following semester’s budget on time, a vote to freeze
the External Program’s ASWU account will be added to the soonest Senate meeting’s
agenda at the ASWU President’s discretion.
3. Article XII, Section 2, subsection 1, subsection b be stricken from the Bylaws.
4. Article XII, Section 2, subsection 1, subsection c be stricken from the Bylaws.
5. Article XI, Section 1, Subsection 1, subsection f and g will be added to the Bylaws.
F. WEB, the Collegian and ASWU Sound are expected to present a tentative semester’s
budget to ASWU Senate during one of the four final Senate meetings of each semester.
As a precedent, they may not present during the final Senate meeting.
G. WEB, the Collegian and ASWU Sound are to keep a rolling budget in addition to the
tentative semester’s budget on Google Sheets that is shared with members of the
External Programs Committee.
This bill is to be enacted on the August 29th, 2016.

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ExternalProgramsBill

  • 1. WEB/Collegian/ASWU Sound Funding and Oversight Bill Proposed by Jacob Saiki, Teo Ekstrom, and Liz Gill WHEREAS, ASWU strives to maintain a stable environment for clubs and organizations, WHEREAS, the Willamette Events Board and the Collegian are two of the highest-impact student organizations on this campus, WHEREAS, there have not been sufficient preparations made to shift the funding structure of the Willamette Events Board, ASWU Sound and the Collegian according to Article VII Section 1 and 2 as well as Article VI Section 3 of the ASWU Bylaws over the 2015-2016 school year, WHEREAS, the students of Willamette have a vested interest in the consistent success of the Willamette Events Board, ASWU Sound and the Collegian, and do not wish to see these organizations disrupted, WHEREAS, ASWU has a vested interest in understanding how student fees are used, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED: 1. Article VII Section 1 and 2, as well as Article VI Section 3 of the ASWU Bylaws are repealed on April 21, 2016. 2. Article II, Section 6, Subsection 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 will be added to the Bylaws: 6. The ASWU External Programs Committee (EPC) must individually meet with the student leader in charge of finances within WEB, the Collegian and ASWU Sound at least once every 8 weeks to review expenditures and discuss expansions to the budget. 7. During Oversight Meetings, the EPC is to help guide External Programs in their requests, and discuss how the EPC will defend the External Programs’ additional budget requests during the next Senate Meeting. 8. Oversight meetings are open to the public and the rest of the External Program's leadership, though not advertised. The ASWU President is to be in charge of calling the meetings and creating the agenda, though External Program leadership may also call for a meeting. As a precedent, entities will give at least 3 days notice as well as flexible meeting options to be respectful of other students' time. The Agenda/Minutes of the meeting will be made available to the ASWU Treasurer by the EPC as soon as it is available.
  • 2. 9. The EPC is to briefly summarize these oversight meetings to the rest of the Senate, and present and defend any requested expansions to the budget. Senate will consider the request and vote the following week. As a precedent, External Program Leadership is not expected to come into Senate to defend expansions to the budget. In the case that the External Programs Leadership disagrees with the EPC, both parties are encouraged to come into Senate to plead their case. 10. If an External Program contact does not respond to emails, attend a scheduled oversight meeting or submit the following semester’s budget on time, a vote to freeze the External Program’s ASWU account will be added to the soonest Senate meeting’s agenda at the ASWU President’s discretion. 3. Article XII, Section 2, subsection 1, subsection b be stricken from the Bylaws. 4. Article XII, Section 2, subsection 1, subsection c be stricken from the Bylaws. 5. Article XI, Section 1, Subsection 1, subsection f and g will be added to the Bylaws. F. WEB, the Collegian and ASWU Sound are expected to present a tentative semester’s budget to ASWU Senate during one of the four final Senate meetings of each semester. As a precedent, they may not present during the final Senate meeting. G. WEB, the Collegian and ASWU Sound are to keep a rolling budget in addition to the tentative semester’s budget on Google Sheets that is shared with members of the External Programs Committee. This bill is to be enacted on the August 29th, 2016.