General Assembly Session Legislations

Bill StatusTitle Internal StatusIntroducerSeconderDateMembers Involved in ImplementationActions TakenSuggested Follow UpOriginal Bill
61-01CLOSEDApprove of the 2024-2025 Staff DirectorsPASSEDLe (VPIA)Gardner (VPFO)04.03.2024General AssemblyDone upon passage.N/AOriginal Bill
61-02CLOSEDApprove of More 2024-2025 Staff DirectorsPASSEDLe (VPIA)Gardner (VPFO)04.08.2024General AssemblyDone upon passage. N/AOriginal Bill
61-03CLOSEDApprove the attached ASMSU 2024-2025 Budget and Budget SummaryPASSEDGardner (VPFO)Woodruff (VPGA)04.11.2024VPFO, ControllerDone upon passage. N/AOriginal Bill
61-04CLOSEDApprove of Even More 2024-2025 Staff Directors PASSEDHarding (VPIA)Jones (VPFO)08.29.2024General AssemblyDone upon passage. N/AOriginal Bill
61-05CLOSEDApprove of 61st Session GroupMe Guidelines PASSEDHarding (VPIA)Pham (APASO)08.29.2024General Assembly, OOTPDone upon passage. N/AOriginal Bill
61-06OPENAllocate RCL Postage CostsPASSEDJones (VPFO)Mohammed (VPSA)08.29.2024VPFO, ControllerOriginal Bill
61-07CLOSEDApprove General Assembly Public Comment Guidelines PASSEDRodriguez (RCAH)Thorell (Broad)08.29.2024OOTP, General AssemblyDone upon passage. N/AOriginal Bill
61-08CLOSEDApprove 61st Session Committee Placements PASSEDHarding (VPIA)Rodriguez (RCAH)08.29.2024VPIADone upon passage. N/AOriginal Bill
61-09CLOSEDApprove Appointments to Academic Governance PASSEDAmir (VPAA)Pham (APASO)08.29.2024VPAADone upon passage. N/AOriginal Bill
61-10CLOSEDAmend the GA Absence Policy PASSEDHarding (VPIA)Casper (NAISO)09.12.2024VPIA, General Assembly10.08.2024 VPIA Harding reflected code change in the ASMSU Manual.Original Bill
61-11CLOSEDPropose Fall Election Referendum to Add Class Council General Assembly Seats PASSEDLucas (JMC)Pham/Zakaria (APASO)09.12.2024OOTP, General AssemblyReferendum was voted on during the Fall 2024 GA Election.Original Bill
61-12CLOSEDApprove of the 2024-2025 Director of MarketingPASSEDSalinas (CSS)Allmand (Broad)09.12.2024General AssemblyDone upon passage. Original Bill
61-13CLOSEDAppoint Members to the Student Allocations BoardPASSEDMohammed (VPSA)Jones (VPFO)09.12.2024VPSADone upon passage. N/AOriginal Bill
61-14OPENAllow SAB to Operate Without QuorumPASSEDMohammed (VPSA)Jones (VPFO)09.12.2024VPSADone upon passage. N/AOriginal Bill
61-15CLOSEDAppoint a Student to the University Hearing BoardsPASSEDAmir (VPAA)Abdul Mohi (MSA)09.12.2024General Assembly, VPAADone upon passage. N/AOriginal Bill
61-16OPENApprove of Streaming GA Meetings on InstagramPASSEDRodriguez (RCAH)Allmand (Broad)09.12.2024OOTP, General AssemblyBegan livestreaming on Instagram. Have ran into technical difficulties with livestreaming on Facebook, still trying to work it outOriginal Bill
61-17OPENReintroduce Advocacy on Bill 57-72PASSEDCasper (NAISO)Pham (APASO)09.12.2024President10.17.24 President Le: The topic of removing Morrill's name from Morrill Hall and Plaza will be on the December agenda for the Naming Committee 01.13.25 President Le: On December 17th, 2024, the Naming Committee voted to approve with plans to remove Morrill's name from Morrill Hall and Plaza. The item will now be on the BoT's agenda in FebruaryOriginal Bill
61-18OPENAdvocate for SPARTA (Suicide Prevention and Rehabilitative Training for All)PASSEDAllmand (Broad)Jones (VPFO)09.26.2024VPAA10.02.24 President Le: Has met with Alexis Travis about this bill. In full support of it. Setting up a meeting with introducer and seconder to help implement this 01.13.24 President Le: UHW is set to purchase QPR training for students. They will need to present to the Provost and Interim VPSA about this. Will keep updatedOriginal Bill
61-19OPENEstablish a Student Body Presidential Election Implementation Ad-Hoc CommitteePASSEDChouhan (CIC)Rodriguez (RCAH)09.26.2024President, VPIA10.10.2024 VPIA Harding distributed an interest form for any GA Representatives interested in serving on this committee. 10.29.2024 Since there were not enough Reps to form an Ad-Hoc Committee, a small group of OOTP, Reps, and Advisors began meeting bi-weekly to discuss how the new election system will be implemented. Original Bill
61-20OPENAdvocate for the Implementation of a Meal Swipe and Combo Exchange Donation ProgramPASSEDLucas (JMC)Sweeney (CRU)09.26.2024VPAA, Director of Health Safety and Wellness11.19.2024 President Le: Met with team from culinary and SLE, the group tried to organize and set up a system similar to this in 2019 pre-Covid, but ran into problems due to it affecting student's financial aid. Looking into and researching how other institutions (specifically Big10 schools) got around the red tape and were able to implement thisOriginal Bill
61-21CLOSEDAllocate $7500 to W*SS and GSCCPASSEDChhabra (Wo*Co)Higgins (Alliance)09.26.2024VPFO, ControllerDone upon passage. Original Bill
61-22CLOSEDRecognize MSU Disability Pride MonthPASSEDNessel (JSU)Rodriguez (RCAH)09.26.2024OOTP, Director of PR10.02.2024 President Le: Statement has been postedOriginal Bill
61-23OPEN Support the Stop Campus Hazing ActPASSEDPham (APASO)Lucas (JMC)09.26.2024OOTP01.08.24 President Le: The Stop Campus Hazing Act was passed and signed into law on December 23rd, 2024Original Bill
61-24CLOSEDAppoint Members to SABPASSEDMohammed (VPSA)Jones (VPFO)09.26.2024VPSADone upon passage. N/AOriginal Bill
61-25OPENCall on MSU to Release a Statement Affirming Support for SurvivorsPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Chhabra (Wo*Co)09.26.2024OOTP 10.01.24 OOTP met with Vennie Gore to discuss bill 10.02.24 President Le: ASMSU statement has passed Steering and will be posted soon. Has discussed this with President Guskiewicz. Working on something right now and hoping to get student eyes and affected parties eyes on it. 10.09.24 President Le: VP Gore has released a statement, still waiting on MSUOriginal Bill
61-26OPENAllow SAB to Operate Without Quorum AgainPASSEDMohammed (VPSA)Jones (VPFO)10.10.2024VPSADone upon passage. N/AOriginal Bill
61-27CLOSEDApprove of General Assembly Appointments ProcessPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Pham (APASO)10.10.2024Recruitment and Engagement Coordinator, VPIADone upon passage. N/AOriginal Bill
61-28CLOSEDAmend the ASMSU Code of Operations to Change Relationship Conflict of Interest PolicyPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Lucas (JMC)10.24.2024VPIA10.28.2024 VPIA Harding reflected the code change in the ASMSU Manual.N/AOriginal Bill
61-29OPENAdvocate for More Transparent Nutritional Information Within Dining HallsPASSEDHiggins (Alliance)Allmand (Broad)10.24.2024VPAA, President11.19.2024 President Le: Culinary is creating QR codes that will take students to the MSUtrition page for each respective dining hall. The codes will be on the host stand of each dining location. This is anticipated for a Spring Semester launchOriginal Bill
61-30OPENSupport and Advocate for the Passage of The Fair Chance Access to Housing Act (HB.4878) PASSEDRodriguez (RCAH)Lucas (JMC)10.24.2024VPGA, PresidentOriginal Bill
61-31CLOSEDAmend the ASMSU Code of Operations to Include a Section Regarding the Formation of Ad-Hoc CommitteesPASSEDJones (VPFO)Harding (VPIA)10.24.2024VPIA10.28.2024 VPIA Harding reflected the code change in the ASMSU Manual. N/AOriginal Bill
61-32CLOSEDAmend the ASMSU Code to Include Public Comment GuidelinesPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Rodriguez (RCAH)10.24.2024VPIA10.28.2024 VPIA Harding reflected the code change in the ASMSU Manual. N/AOriginal Bill
61-33OPENUrge the Board of Trustees to Vote No to Merge the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities (RCAH) into the College of Arts and Letters (CAL)PASSEDRodriguez (RCAH)Radakovich (SAAC)10.24.2024OOTP11.19.2024 President Le: Have met with the Provost's office about this. To my knowledge, a committee has been formed to look into either going forward with this or stopping it. Will keep updated based off of the committee reportsOriginal Bill
61-34OPENApprove More Appointments to Academic GovernancePASSEDAmir (VPAA)Khan (MSA)10.24.2024VPAADone upon passageN/AOriginal Bill
61-35CLOSEDAllocate $2,741.57 to ASMSU Central Staff PromotionsPASSEDJones (VPFO)Sparks (Social Science)11.14.2024VPFO, ControllerDone upon passageN/AOriginal Bill
61-36CLOSEDAllocate $5,000 towards the HEAL ConferencePASSEDJones (VPFO)Chhabra (Wo*Co)11.14.2024VPFO, ControllerDone upon passageN/AOriginal Bill
61-37CLOSEDWaive Parts of the Code Regarding the OOTP Review BoardPASSEDRadakovich (SAAC)Lucas (JMC)11.14.2024Policy Committee Chair and Vice Chair, Advisors 11.19.2024 President Le: Survey was sent outOriginal Bill
61-38OPENAllow ASMSU to Sign On to the Intercollegiate Pell Grant Op-EdPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Salinas (CSS)11.14.2024PresidentOriginal Bill
61-39OPENAdvocate for the Construction of a First-Generation Student CenterPASSEDSalinas (CSS)Hassan (NatSci)11.14.2024PresidentOriginal Bill
61-40CLOSEDApprove GA Appointments for JMC, CSS, and EducationPASSEDSparks (CSS)Lucas (JMC)11.14.2024VPIAConfirmed upon approval. N/AOriginal Bill
61-41OPENAdvocate for the Business Library to be Open 24 Hours During Finals WeekPASSEDAllmand (Broad) Salinas (CSS)11.14.2024OOTPOriginal Bill
61-42OPENAdvocate for a Memorial Inside of the MCC in Honor of Chicano LeadersPASSEDSalinas (CSS)Sweeney (CRU)12.05.2024OOTPOriginal Bill
61-43CLOSEDAllocate $3,000 towards the César Chávez and Dolores Huerta ConferencePASSEDSalinas (CSS)Jones (VPFO)12.05.2024VPFO, ControllerOriginal Bill
61-44OPENAdvocate for a Circular Economy Institute at MSUPASSEDElavarasan (CSS)Lucas (JMC)12.05.2024VPGA, PresidentOriginal Bill
61-45OPENAdvocate Further for Disaggregated Data on Race, Ethnicity, and Gender IdentitiesPASSEDA. Pham (APASO)Allmand (Broad)12.05.2024VPAA, PresidentOriginal Bill
61-46OPENAdvocate Further for Disaggregated Data on Sexual OrientationPASSEDA. Pham (APASO)Higgins (Alliance)12.05.2024VPAA, PresidentOriginal Bill
61-47OPENAdvocate for $15 Minimum Wage for ULA PositionsPASSEDA. Pham (APASO)Rodriguez (RCAH)12.05.2024VPAA, PresidentOriginal Bill
61-48OPENAdvocate for the Implementation of Early Start Programs Across All CollegesPASSEDJaafar (JMC)Sparks (CSS)12.05.2024VPAA, PresidentOriginal Bill
61-49CLOSEDAllocate $2,000 to the ASMSU Marketing BudgetPASSEDT. Pham (NatSci)Jones (VPFO)12.05.2024VPFOOriginal Bill
61-50OPENAppoint More Members to SABPASSEDMohammed (VPSA)Jones (VPFO)12.05.2024VPSAOriginal Bill
61-51OPENAdvocate for UHW to Retain "The Ducks" CampaignPASSEDAllmand (Broad)Rodriguez (RCAH)12.05.2024President, Director of HSWOriginal Bill
61-52CLOSEDNo Confidence in the CDEIO Alex GuoFAILEDA. Pham (APASO)Rodriguez (RCAH)12.05.2024N/AOriginal Bill
61-53OPENAdvocate for a Statement of No Confidence in the BOT and Reaffirm Support for DivestmentPASSEDAbdul Mohi (MSA)Jaafar (JMC)01.16.2025OOTP, ASMSU Steering CommitteeOriginal Bill
61-54OPENContinue Advocacy Against the Proposed RCAH-CAL MergerPASSEDRodriguez (RCAH)Lucas (JMC)01.16.2025OOTP, ASMSU Steering CommitteeOriginal Bill
61-55OPENAdvocate for Suicide Prevention Hotline on MSU ID CardsPASSEDAllmand (Broad) Rodriguez (RCAH)01.30.2025President, VPAA, Director of HSWOriginal Bill
61-56OPENAdd Drink Spiking Prevention Cup Stickers to MSU UHW Vending MachinePASSEDAllmand (Broad)Rodriguez (RCAH)01.30.2025President, Director of HSWOriginal Bill
61-57OPENAllocate $350 from ASMSU Marketing to Freshman Class CouncilPASSEDJaafar (JMC)Sparks (CSS)01.30.2025VPFOOriginal Bill
61-58OPENAdvocate for Pre-Scheduled Mental Health DaysPASSEDSparks (CSS)Pham (NatSci)01.30.2025President, VPAA, Director of HSWOriginal Bill
61-59OPENAdvocate for April to be Officially Recognized MSU Pride MonthPASSEDHiggins (Alliance)Seidel (Education)01.30.2025PresidentOriginal Bill
61-60OPENAmend the Responsible Employee InformationPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Salinas (CSS)01.30.2025VPIA Original Bill
61-61OPENSend a Letter of Endorsement for the MSU ESports ProgramPASSEDAllmand (Broad)Salinas (CSS)01.30.2025PresidentOriginal Bill
61-62OPENAdvocate for MSU to Implement a Sustainability TaxPASSEDLucas (JMC)Ramirez (SHC)01.30.2025President, Director of SustainabilityOriginal Bill
61-63CLOSEDAllocate $2,000 from the General Fund (RY100000) towards Michigan State University's 2025 Juneteenth Celebration PASSEDJones (BSA)Jones (VPFO)01.30.2025VPFOOriginal Bill
61-64OPENHave ASMSU Release a Statement in Support of Immigrant Students, Families, Staff, and Faculty affected by the U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement Mass Deportation OrdersPASSEDSalinas (CSS)Sparks (CSS)01.30.2025OOTP, ASMSU Steering CommitteeOriginal Bill
61-65OPEN Have ASMSU Release a Statement Affirming Continuous Support for All Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) InitiativesPASSEDSparks (CSS)Salinas (CSS)01.30.2025OOTP, ASMSU Steering CommitteeOriginal Bill
61-66CLOSEDApprove GA Appointments for CAS, NatSci, Engineering, and CALPASSEDPuram (Engineering)Sparks (CSS)01.30.2025VPIADone upon passage. Original Bill
61-67OPEN Amend SAB Code to Reflect the Renaming of "COPS" to "CAMS"PASSEDMohammed (VPSA)Amir (VPAA)01.30.2025VPSA, VPIAOriginal Bill
61-68OPENApprove the Director of Health, Safety, and WellnessPASSEDRodriguez (RCAH)Allmand (Broad)01.30.2025COS, Director of HROriginal Bill
61-69OPENAppoint Members to SABPASSEDMohammed (VPSA)Amir (VPAA)01.30.2025VPSAOriginal Bill
61-70OPENEnsure Proactive Protections for Michigan State University Students in the Event of Federal Financial Aid DisruptionsPASSEDSeidel (Education)Sparks (CSS)01.30.2025President, VPAA, Director of HSWOriginal Bill
61-71CLOSEDAmend the Verbiage of Bill 61-49PASSEDJones (VPFO)Dicko (Engineering)01.30.2025VPFO, VPIAOriginal Bill
61-72CLOSEDAllocate $880 to the GA Programming BudgetPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Jones (VPFO)01.30.2025VPFOOriginal Bill
61-73OPENAmend the ASMSU Code to Include Precedent for the Recall of OOTPPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Sparks (CSS)02.20.2025VPIAOriginal Bill
61-74OPENAdvocate for the Termination of Transitional HousingPASSEDJaafar (JMC)Sparks (CSS)02.20.2025President, VPIAOriginal Bill
61-75OPENAmend the ASMSU Code to Include Precautionary DEI ChangesPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Jones (VPFO)02.20.2025VPIAOriginal Bill
61-76OPENAdvocate for the Reduction of the Two Year Live-On RequirementPASSEDJaafar (JMC)Sparks (CSS)02.20.2025President, VPIAOriginal Bill
61-77OPENCall on ASMSU to Advocate for MSU to Replace the Current Menstrual Products with Higher Quality Ones, to be Installed on Every Floor of Buildings that Currently have Menstrual ProductsPASSEDElavarasan (CSS)Salinas (CSS)02.20.2025President, VPIAOriginal Bill
61-78OPENAllocate the Remaining $2,759.50 from the OOTP ABTS Summer and Fall Budgets to Assist with ABTS BTOTH CostsPASSEDCasper (NAISO)Jones (VPFO)02.20.2025VPFOOriginal Bill
61-79OPENAmend the ASMSU Code to Reflect Class Council GA Seat AllocationsPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Jaafar (JMC)02.20.2025VPIAOriginal Bill
61-80OPENPropose a Referendum to the Spring 2025 Election to Amend the ASMSU Constitution to Reflect Class Council GA Seat AllocationsPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Lucas (JMC)02.20.2025President, VPIA, RECOriginal Bill
61-81OPENPropose a Referendum to Repeal the Student Body Election ReferendumPASSEDAllmand (Broad)Higgins (Alliance)02.20.2025President, VPIA, RECOriginal Bill
61-82OPENAllocate $7,500 to the Center for Survivors from the General FundPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Elavarasan (CSS)02.20.2025VPFOOriginal Bill
61-83OPENAllocate $7,500 from the General Fund to the MSU Center for Survivors’ Survivor Emergency FundPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Elavarasan (CSS)02.20.2025VPFOOriginal Bill
61-84OPENConfirm and Appoint At-Large Undergraduate Student Delegates to the University Council and the University-Level CommitteesPASSEDAmir (VPAA)Jaafar (JMC)02.20.2025VPAAOriginal Bill
61-85OPENAmend the ASMSU Student Allocations Board Code of Operations to Allow Multiple Funding Requests Per Academic YearVETOEDMohammed (VPSA)Amir (VPAA)02.20.2025NANone, vetoedOriginal Bill
61-86OPENPropose a Referendum on the Spring 2025 Election to Add a General Assembly Seat for the Transfer Student Advisory Board and Amend the ASMSU Constitution to Reflect this Seat AdditionPASSEDZakaria (APASO)Harding (VPIA)02.20.2025President, VPIA, RECOriginal Bill
61-87OPENPropose a Referendum on the Spring 2025 Election to Adjust the Allocations of the ASMSU Student Tax and amend the ASMSU Constitution Preamble AccordinglyPASSEDJones (VPFO)Allmand (Broad)02.20.2025President, VPFO, VPIA, RECDid not hold referendum because of student tax collection policiesOriginal Bill
61-88OPENAllocate $1,500 from the ASMSU General Fund to Women*s Student Services to Support Women’s History Month Programming EffortsPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Jones (VPFO)02.20.2015VPFOOriginal Bill
61-89OPENSupport Students & Affected Communities through Title IX ChangesPASSED Sparks (CSS)Higgins (Alliance)03.13.2025President, VPIA, Director of MarketingReleased a StatementOriginal Bill
61-90OPENAdvocate for the Development of Additional Parking Space Following the Potential Demolition of IM WestPASSEDTaylor (ComArtSci)Sparks (CSS)03.13.2025PresidentOriginal Bill
61-91OPENCall on ASMSU to Advocate for MSU to Implement a Green New Deal for MSUPASSEDElavarasan (CSS)Sparks (CSS)03.13.2025President, Director of SustainabilityOriginal Bill
61-92OPENRelease a Statement to Condemn Antisemitism on University Campuses and Promote Education on AntisemitismPASSEDNessel (JSU)Shpunt (CAL)03.13.2025President, VPIA, Director of MarketingReleased a StatementOriginal Bill
61-93OPENAllocate $8,000 from the ASMSU General Fund to the Office of Sustainability’s The Campus Sustainability Student Projects FundPASSEDLucas (JMC)Rodriguez (RCAH)03.13.2025VPFO, Director of SustainabilityAllocated fundsOriginal Bill
61-94OPENAmend the ASMSU General Assembly Code of Operations to Add an ASMSU Ethics Oversight CommitteePASSEDSparks (CSS)Seidel (Education)03.13.2025President, VPIA, VPGA, ASMSU AdvisorsCreated an Ethics Oversight Committee to keep representatives and OOTP accountable Working on full implementationOriginal Bill
61-95OPENAmend Appendix V: ASMSU Academic Affairs Code to Designate Seats in Academic GovernancePASSEDAmir (VPAA) Harding (VPIA)03.13.2025VPIA, VPAAChanged codeOriginal Bill
61-96OPENAmend the ASMSU Code to Add Duties to the Vice President for Governmental Affairs Based off of Bill 61-94PASSEDHarding (VPIA)Sparks (CSS)03.13.2025VPIAAmended codeOriginal Bill
61-97OPENAmend the ASMSU Code to Update Recall Procedure Language Based on Bill 61-94PASSEDHarding (VPIA)Sparks (CSS)03.13.2025VPIAAmended codeOriginal Bill
61-98OPENAppoint Students to University Hearing BoardsPASSEDAllmand (Broad)Sparks (CSS)03.13.2025VPAAAppointed studentsOriginal Bill
61-99OPENCall on ASMSU to Hold MSU Accountable and to Improve Communication on Campus Safety IssuesPASSED Elavarasan (CSS)Doss (CSS)03.13.2025President, VPIAOriginal Bill
61-100OPENRequire the ASMSU Advisor to Recreate the Tre Holloman HalfCourt Shot and Declare March as the Month of IzzoPASSEDHarding (VPIA)Wenkel (VPGA)03.13.2025OOTPAdvisor Peckham made a half court shotOriginal Bill
61-101OPENAdvocate to Bring the In-Dining Combo-X-Change Back in All Campus Dining HallsPASSEDDicko (Engineering)Jones (VPFO)03.13.2025OOTPOriginal Bill
61-102OPEN Donate $8,000 from the ASMSU General Fund to the Gender and Sexuality Campus CenterPASSEDHiggins (Alliance)Jones (VPFO)03.27.2025VPFO, ControllerAllocated FundsOriginal Bill
61-103OPENAdvocate for MSU to Prevent Homework From Being Assigned or Due During Student Breaks and Official HolidaysPASSEDZakaria (APASO) Casper (NAISO)03.27.2025OOTPOriginal Bill
61-104OPEN Advocate to Michigan State University to Provide Wages for URA PositionsPASSEDZakaria (APASO) Casper (NAISO)03.27.2025OOTPOriginal Bill
61-105OPENReallocate $2,300 from the ASMSU General Fund to the Class Councils Budget to Support their End-of-Year EventsPASSEDJones (VPFO)Dicko (Engineering)03.27.2025VPFO, ControllerAllocated FundsOriginal Bill
61-106OPENDonate $5,000 from the ASMSU General Fund to the MSU Union Centennial CelebrationPASSEDJones (VPFO) Harding (VPIA)03.27.2025VPFO, ControllerAllocated FundsOriginal Bill
61-107OPENCall for a Vote of No Confidence in Interim Provost Jeitschko and Reaffirm Support Against the Future Integration of the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities and the College of Arts and LettersPASSEDRodriguez (RCAH) Radakovich (SAAC)03.27.2025President, VPIA, Director of MarketingReleased a statementOriginal Bill
61-108OPENAdvocate to Implement a Native Student Living-Learning Community for Native Students at Michigan State UniversityPASSEDCasper (NAISO) Doss (CSS)03.27.2025OOTPOriginal Bill
61-109OPENCall on the University to Approve the Wording of the Proposed Land Acknowledgment and Start Construction of the Physical Land PlaquePASSEDCasper (NAISO)Doss (CSS)03.27.2025OOTPOriginal Bill
61-110OPENAdvocate for the Implementation of “Course Marking”PASSEDDoss (CSS) Elavarasan (CSS)03.27.2025VPAAOriginal Bill
61-111OPENImplement an ASMSU Day of VolunteeringPASSEDHarding (VPIA) Dicko (Engineering)03.27.2025OOTP, General AssemblyWill begin next academic yearOriginal Bill
61-112OPENAmend Title Two of the General Assembly Code of Operations to Make the Google Form Survey the Standard Procedure for the OOTP Review and Introduce a Review Mechanism for Chief OfficersPASSEDRadakovich (SAAC) Lucas (JMC)03.27.2025VPIACode not changed because it could not be foundFollow up next year redoing this billOriginal Bill
61-113OPENRecognize the Month of April as Sexual Assault Awareness MonthPASSEDHarding (VPIA) Lucas (JMC)03.27.2025OOTPReleased statementOriginal Bill
61-114OPENAmend the ASMSU Code to Allow Exemptions for Excused Absences During OOTP ElectionsPASSEDHarding (VPIA) Sparks (CSS)03.27.2025VPIAAmended codeOriginal Bill
61-115OPENAdvocate for Michigan State University To Increase the Number of Recipients of the Detroit Promise ScholarshipPASSEDSparks (CSS)Allmand (Broad)03.27.2025OOTPOriginal Bill
61-116OPENRecognize Faculty Leaders Who Have Supported and Expanded Open Educational Resources (OER) at MSUPASSEDAmir (VPAA) Harding (VPIA)03.27.2025OOTP, General AssemblyHeld award ceremony for recipients at GAOriginal Bill
61-117OPENAdvocate for Extending the Hours of the Owen Dining Hall for the 2025-2026 Academic YearPASSEDSparks (CSS) Jaafar (JMC)03.27.2025OOTPOriginal Bill
61-118OPEN Call on ASMSU to Advocate to Require MSU Higher Administration to Send Out Information Regarding Urgent Matters to the MSU CommunityPASSEDElavarasan (CSS)Doss (CSS)03.27.2025OOTPOriginal Bill
61-119OPENAdvocate For Michigan State University to Stay Proactive and Engaged with Students in the Midst of the Closure of the United States Department of EducationPASSEDSparks (CSS)Pham (NatSci)03.27.2025OOTP, General AssemblyOriginal Bill

6nt_header_1Bill StatusTitleInternal StatusIntroducerSeconderDateMembers Involved in ImplementationActions TakenSuggested Follow Up
60-01CLOSEDApprove the 2023-2024 ASMSU Staff DirectorsPASSEDIturralde (VPAA)Adusumilli (VPFO)4/12/2023General AssemblyN/A
60-02CLOSEDApprove the Attached ASMSU 2023-2024 Budget and Budget SummaryPASSEDAdusumilli (VPFO)Iturralde (VPAA)4/19/2023VPFO, ControllerN/A
60-03CLOSEDApprove More 2023-2024 Staff DirectorsPASSEDBamrah (LBC)Salinas (CSS)8/17/2023General AssemblyN/A
60-04CLOSEDAmend the ASMSU Code of Operations to Add More General Assembly Input Towards Standing Committee PlacementsPASSEDPandya (JMC)Le (VPIA)8/17/2023VPIAWritten into code upon approval
60-05OPENEstablish a Student Body Presidential Election Research Ad-Hoc CommitteePASSEDKrishnan (LBC)Pandya (JMC)8/17/2023OOTP
60-06CLOSEDApprove the 60th Session General Assembly's Committee PlacementsPASSEDLe (VPIA)Pandya (JMC)9/7/2023VPIAApproved upon voting of GA
60-07OPENStand With Survivors and Call Upon the Board of Trustees to Release the Record of the 6,000 Documents from the Larry Nassar Case to the Michigan Attorney GeneralPASSEDJones (Broad)Salinas (CSS)9/7/2023OOTP, HSW
60-08CLOSEDConfirm and Appoint At-Large Undergraduate Student Delegates to the University Council and the University-level CommitteesPASSEDHakim (VPAA)Bamrah (LBC)9/7/2023VPAAN/A
60-09OPENAdvocate to the Office of Financial Aid and Other Relevant Parties to Notify Students of Any New Upcharges and Make Those Charges OptionalPASSEDSalinas (CSS)Ramirez-Madrigal (EDU)9/21/2023OOTP
60-10CLOSEDApprove General Assembly GroupMe Community GuidelinesPASSEDPandya (JMC)Pham (APASO)9/21/2023OOTP
60-11CLOSEDApprove Public Comment Rules Drafted by the ASMSU President and VPIAPASSEDPandya (JMC)Pham (APASO)9/21/2023OOTP
60-12CLOSEDAmend Title 1 of the ASMSU Code of OperationsPASSEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)9/21/2023VPIA
60-13CLOSEDAmend Article I, Section I, Subsection B of the ASMSU ConstitutuionPASSEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)9/21/2023VPIA
60-14CLOSEDAmend Title Two of the ASMSU Code of Operations to Change Proxies and Appointment ProceduresPASSEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)9/21/2023VPIA
60-15CLOSEDAmend Title 2, Section 2, of the ASMSU Code of OperationsPASSEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)9/21/2023VPIA
60-16CLOSEDAmend Article II of the ASMSU ConstitutionPASSEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)9/21/2023VPIA
60-17CLOSEDAmend Article IV of the ASMSU Code of OperationsPASSEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)9/21/2023VPIA
60-18CLOSEDAmend the ASMSU Code in Conjunction with the Safe Ride Director PositionPASSEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)9/21/2023VPIA
60-19CLOSEDAmend the ASMSU Elections CodePASSEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)10/5/2023VPIA
60-20CLOSEDAmend the ASMSU Personnel CodePASSEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)9/21/2023VPIA
60-21CLOSEDAmend the ASMSU Finance Code of OperationsPASSEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)9/21/2023VPIA
60-22CLOSEDAmend the ASMSU Code of Operations in Regards to Conflicts of InterestFAILEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)9/21/2023
60-23CLOSEDAmend the ASMSU Code of Operations in Regards to Meeting Processes and StandardsPASSEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)9/21/2023VPIA
60-24CLOSEDAmend the ASMSU Code of Operations in Regards to Vetoing LegislationPASSEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)9/21/2023VPIA
60-25CLOSEDAllow the Student Allocations Board to Conduct Business While Not Operating Under a Quorum PASSEDLe (VPIA)Vaswani (VPSA)9/21/2023VPSA
60-26CLOSEDAppoint Members to the Student Allocations BoardPASSEDVaswani (VPSA)Le (VPIA)9/21/2023
60-27OPENAdvocate for the Presidential Search Committee's Endorsement to Allign with Faculty, Academic Staff, and Student RecommendationsPASSEDHakim (VPAA)Le (VPIA)10/05/2023President, VPAA
60-28OPENAdvocate for the Renaming of Birch Road to Earvin “Magic” Johnson Road on Michigan State University’s CampusPASSEDJohnston (SAAC)Woodruff (VPGA)11/02/2023VPGA
60-29OPENAmend the ASMSU Code of Operations to Add Optional Conflict of Interest Rules PASSEDLe (VPIA)Woodruff (VPGA)11/02/2023VPIA
60-30OPENAdvocate for ASMSU and MSU to Address the Ongoing Palestinian Crisis and Support Palestinian Students and all Impacted StudentsPASSEDSaed (ACS)Amir (MSA)10/19/2023President
60-31OPENCall Upon the University Administration to Facilitate Accessible and Inclusive Dining Options for Students During the Thanksgiving Break and Improvise Sparty’s Infrastructure/Stocking During Thanksgiving BreakPASSEDPoreddi (ISA)Lubis (MSA)10/19/2023President, VPAA
60-32NULLNULLNULLLe (VPIA)Salinas (CSS)
60-33CLOSEDAllocate $2,000 from the General Fund to the Health, Safety, and Wellness DepartmentPASSEDGardner (VPFO)Jones (Broad)11.02.2023VPFO
60-34CLOSEDApprove Even More 2023-2024 Staff DirectorsPASSEDDemas (Alliance)Salinas (CSS)11.02.2023
60-35OPENSupport a Vote of No Confidence in the MSU Board of TrusteesPASSEDLe (VPIA)Hakim (VPAA)11.02.2023OOTP, President
60-36CLOSEDAppoint More Members to the Student Allocations BoardVETOEDLe (VPIA)Gardner (VPFO)11.02.2023
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69-40CLOSEDAllow for the Student Allocations Board to Operature While Not Operating Under a Quorum AgainPASSEDLe (VPIA)Gardner (VPFO)11.09.2023VPSA

nt_header_0nt_header_1Bill StatusTitleInternal StatusIntroducerSeconderDateMembers Involved in ImplementationActions TakenSuggested Follow Up
59-01CLOSEDApprove the 2022/2023 BudgetPASSEDSaleh (VPFO)Le (APASO)4/20/2022VPFO, ControllerN/A
59-02CLOSEDApprove the 2022/2023 Chief Officers and DirectorsPASSEDPandya (JMC)Tocco (CSD)4/20/2022General AssemblyN/A
59-03CLOSEDApprove the 2022-2023 ASMSU Staff DirectorsPASSEDPrestly (CANR)Le (APASO)4/21/2022General AssemblyN/A
59-04CLOSEDApprove more 2022-2023 ASMSU Staff DirectorsPASSEDKonesky (CSS)Zivian (JSU)9/1/2022General AssemblyN/A
59-05CLOSED
Appointment of Memebers to the Student Allocations Board
PASSEDLe (APASO)Krishnan (LBC)9/1/2022General AssemblyN/A
59-06CLOSED
Confirm and appoint at-large undergraduate student delegates to the
University Council and the University-level Committees
PASSEDIturralde (VPAA)Prestly (CANR)09/0102022VPAA, General Assembly Upon the approval of the General Assembly, the delegates have confirmed of their placements.
59-07CLOSED
Amend Title Two of the General Assembly Code of Operations to
Update Excused Absence Process
PASSEDPrestly (CANR)Lochrie (Alliance)9/1/2022General Assembly
59-08CLOSED
Approve Public Comment Rules Drafted by the ASMSU President and
VPIA
PASSEDDudley (CANR)Singh (BUS)9/1/2022VPIA, President, General AssemblyN/A
59-09CLOSED
Have ASMSU Recognize September as National Suicide Prevention Month
and Release a Statement Advertising Mental Health Resources
PASSEDLe (APASO)Konesky (CSS)9/1/2022HSW, General AssemblyN/A
59-10CLOSEDAdvocate to MSU, President Stanley, the Board of Trustees and Administration within the Broad Business College to remove Larry Gaynor’s name from the Gaynor Entrepreneurship Lab PASSEDLe (APASO)Mendoza (CRU)9/22/2022President, CDEIO10/11: Jo met with President Stanley where he said that administration thought Larry Gaynor's apology was suitable. 11/28: Jo met with Interim President Woodruff who has also been having other meetings across campus regarding this. She will be sitting down with Kim Tobin and Jabbar Bennet to discuss this going forward and will have an update in January/February.3/16: Brought these bills (donor accountability etc.) up to President Woodruff again, she did not have any updates since the shooting. 8/1/23: As of August 1st, MSU has decided to cut ties with the Gaynor family and his name will be removed from all MSU buildings including the Broad College and Spartan StadiumFollow-Up with Jabbar Bennet, Kim Tobin, and President Woodruff
59-11OPENEstablish Donor Accountability Policies and Stricter Background Checks for Those Dedicated in Hall NamesPASSEDLe (APASO)Richards (BSA)9/22/2022President, CDEIO11/28: Jo met with Interim President Woodruff who has also been having other meetings across campus regarding this. She will be sitting down with Kim Tobin and Jabbar Bennet to discuss this going forward and will have an update in January/February. 3/16: Brought these bills (donor accountability etc.) up to President Woodruff again, she did not have any updates since the shooting. 8/23: Larry Gaynor's name was taken off of the Broad Business College and President Hoyumpa is currently in talks about Morrill Hall, Donor accountability committee is in formationFollow-Up with Jabbar Bennet, Kim Tobin, and President Woodruff
59-12CLOSED
Approve General Assembly GroupMe Community Guidelines
PASSEDLe (APASO)Richards (BSA)9/22/2022General AssemblyN/A
59-13OPENAdvocate for recipients to use their benefits from Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), and lastly, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families programs (TANF) to purchase menstrual hygiene productsPASSEDJalan (WoCo)Quijas (NAISO)9/22/2022VPGA
59-14CLOSEDConcur with the Faculty Senate Resolution that an investigation of the MSU Board of Trustees be conducted and a report for recommended action be publicized PASSEDIturralde (VPAA)Quijas (NAISO)9/22/2022VPAA, PresidentVPAA Iturralde has notified the Secretary for Academic Governance Tyler Silvestri and the Faculty Senate leadership in regards to the passage of the bill.
59-15CLOSED Concur with the Faculty Senate Resolution for the MSU Board of Trustees and MSU President to hire a professional governance firm to undergo professional development training. PASSEDIturralde (VPAA)Quijas (NAISO)9/22/2022VPAA, PresidentVPAA Iturralde has notified the Secretary for Academic Governance Tyler Silvestri and the Faculty Senate leadership in regards to the passage of the bill.
59-16OPENAdvocate that Michigan State University Provide Accessible Seating within Learning Spaces, such as Classrooms and Lecture HallsPASSEDBarash (CSS)Konesky (CSS)10/6/2022VPAAThe bill writers and VPAA Iturralde are in the process of scheduling a meeting with Dr. Largent (APUE) and Dan Bollman (VP for Strategic Infrastructure) to gather more information and see what solutions can be done to address this issue. VPAA Iturralde and the bill writers met with Renata and Barb Kranz to discuss the bill. Barb noted that several classrooms have been deemed "unusable" due to their inability to be renovated. She also noted that most planning for classroom renovations are planned one year in advance. The representatives asked if there was student input in the deliberation of rennovation. Barb said there is not, but is open to establishing consistent student voices in the renovation decisions. Rooms around campus getting renovated; some rooms are entirely out of comission; getting new desks in wellsAaron Iturralde
59-17OPENShow Support and Desire and Allow the Governmental Affairs Department to Petition for Joint Senate Resolution F (2021)PASSEDLe (APASO)Konesky (CSS)10/6/2022State Liaison
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59-19
59-20CLOSEDReallocate Funds From Restricted to Central Staff and to General FundPASSEDAdusumilli (VPFO)Mendoza (CRU)10/6.2022VPFO
59-21CLOSEDSupport a vote of no confidence in the Michigan State University Board of
Trustees		PASSEDIturralde (VPAA)Grondin (VPIA)10/6/2022VPAAThe Faculty Senate At-Large Members were notified in regard to its passage. On Tuesday, October 11 the Faculty Senate voted to declare their own no-confidence vote on the MSU Board of Trustees. There are calls for the Academic Congress and the University Council to also vote on a declaration of no-confidence. On October 13, President Stanley submitted a 90-day notice of his intentions to resign citing his own lack of confidence in the Board.
59-22NULLNULLNULLNULLNULLNULLNULLNULLNULL
59-23CLOSEDHave ASMSU Recognize October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month
and Release a Statement Advertising Resources for Survivors		PASSEDKonesky (CSS)Offredi (SHC)10/6/2022
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59-25OPENCall Upon Michigan State University to Declare Election Day a University Holiday..PASSEDKonesky (CSS)Smith (NatSci)10.20.2022VPGA, VPAA, President11/28: Jo brought this to President Woodruff, she cited studies that show that doing this doesn't actually lead to a better turnout. Recommended that we set the priority as trying to get the state of Michigan to declare Election Day as a holiday with other Michigan public universities. Bring to SAM members, continue advocacy at the university-level maybe look into academic governance avenues. Research showcasing a new generation of college students much more engaged in politics.
59-26CLOSEDRatify the JSoCC Class Council COde of Operations for the 59th SessionPASSEDCAMG (VPIA)Le (APASO)10.20.2022VPIA
59-27CLOSEDConfirm and appoint at-large undergraduate student delegates to the University Council and the University-level CommitteesPASSEDIturralde (VPAA)Prestly (CANR)10.20.2022
59-28OPENAdvocate for pop-up vaccination clinics for contagious communicable viruses in high-traffic dormitories for the puropse of imporoving the health and wellbeing of the undergraduate MSU communityPASSEDTocco (CSD)Quijas (NAISO)10.27.2022Harsna Chahal8/23: VP Travis has shown interest in doing mobile vaccine clinics, more updates to come
59-29CLOSEDAdd "Office of Cultural & Academic Transition (OCAT)" to the D2L student resource pageePASSEDDorcely (BSA)Zivian (JSU)11.03.2022
59-30CLOSEDAllocate $7,500 from the General Fund to Student Health Services to
cover uninsured undergraduate students' COVID-19 Booster Vaccine and Influenza
Vaccine		PASSEDLe (APASO)Young (RCAH)11.03.2022
59-31CLOSEDConfirm and appoint at-large undergraduate student delegates to the University Council and the University-level CommitteesPASSEDIturralde (VPAA)Grondin (VPIA)11.03.2022
59-32OPENAdvocate for Data Transparency on Communicable Diseases on Michigan
State University’s Campus		PASSEDTocco (CSD)Pandya (JMC)12.08.2022Director HSW & President
59-33OPENAdvocate to Michigan State University Board of Trustees to Review and Revise the Buildings and Facilities-Naming PolicyPASSEDQuijas (NAISO)Le (APASO)11.04.2022PresidentSee Bills Above
59-34OPENAdvocate that Michigan State University Increase The Accessibility Of
Free Condoms On Campus Through The Implementation Of Free Condom Dispensers
Placed Around Campus.		PASSEDPrestly (CANR)Konesky (CSS)12.08.2022PresidentBrought both this bill and the next one up to VP Gore who recommended bringing it to Dr. Shaw who headed the Menstrual Hygiene Product initiative. Dr. Shaw recommended bringing these to Heather Shea who chaired a committee on reproductive health at MSU. 8/23: President Hoyumpa and VPFO Gardner are meeting with Planned Parenthood Generation Action to discuss this, more updates to comeWill be reaching out to Heather Shea
59-35OPENAdvocate to Michigan State University To Increase The Selling Of Internal
Condoms, External Condoms, Dental Dams, And Lubrication At Every Sparty’s
Convenience Store..		PASSEDPrestly (CANR)Le (APASO)12.08.2022PresidentBrought both this bill and the last one up to VP Gore who recommended bringing it to Dr. Shaw who headed the Menstrual Hygiene Product initiative. Dr. Shaw recommended bringing these to Heather Shea who chaired a committee on reproductive health at MSU. Will be reaching out to Heather Shea
59-36CLOSEDAllocate Funds from the General Fund to Expand and Meet the Excessive Demand of the i.Clicker and Ti-84 Calculator Rental ProgramPASSEDPrestly (CANR)Adusumilli (VPFO)11.17.2022
59-37CLOSEDAcknowledge and Support March 15th to April 15th as MSU Asian Pacific
Islander Desi American/Asian (APIDA/A) Heritage Month		PASSEDLe (APASO)Quijas (NAISO)12.08.2022
59-38CLOSEDAllocate $2,500 to the City of East Lansing for the Purchase and
Implementation of String Lighting Down City Alleyways		PASSEDVPGA StrachPrestly (CANR)12.08.2022
59-39CLOSEDAllocate $3,180 from the General Fund to Central Staff to fund marketing
and advertising for the 2023 ASMSU Services Week		PASSEDLe (APASO)Mendoza (CRU)12.08.2022
59-40CLOSEDAllocate $8,500 for the “Spartan Flow and Glow” event hosted by the
Office of Spartan Experiences.		PASSEDKapale (ISA)Adusumilli (VPFO)12.08.2022
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59-42CLOSEDAdvocate for a transparent, representative, and robust Permanent
Presidential Search		PASSEDIturralde (VPAA)Le (APASO)12.08.2022President, VPAAWe have been advocating for these needs since this bill was passed. It appears they are going to do a closed search and we are not going to get all the representation we asked for, but we are at least going to have student voices on the committee. 8/23: Search is already happening, search remains closed but has two undergraduate student and one grad student representativesKeep on the Trustees, speak up if they are not doing what needs to be done in the sake of transparency or what students need. We have more power than we sometimes believe and our voices can reach very far.
59-43OPENAdvocate for Election Day ProtectionsPASSEDKonesky (CSS)Smith (NatSci)12.08.2022VPGAWe brought and passed this through the Association of Big Ten Students. We will continue this advocacy.
59-44OPENAdvocate for the Banning of the LGBTQ+ “Panic” DefensePASSEDPrestly (CANR)Grondin (VPIA)12.08.2022VPGAWe brought and passed this through the Association of Big Ten Students. We will continue this advocacy.
59-45CLOSEDAppoint Students to University Hearing BoardsPASSEDCAMG (VPIA)Ituralde (VPAA)12.08.2022
59-46CLOSEDSponsor an ABTS resolution calling for ABTS to advocate for recipients to
use federal and state financial benefits to purchase menstrual hygiene products.		PASSEDPrestly (CANR)Le (APASO)12.08.2022
59-47
59-48OPENModernization of Clean Water Infrastructure at MSUPASSEDBarash (SS)Tocco (CSD)02.02.2023Director HSW, PresidentSpeak to Dan Bollman, who leads IPF, to discuss what this can look like. This, unfortunately, was put on the back burner because of emergent advocacy in the wake of the campus tragedy.
59-49OPENEstablish MSU as a Sanctuary CampusPASSEDLe (APASO)Mendoza (CRU)02.02.2023President, VPAA3/16: Brought this up to President Woodruff, she said that her team is doing as much research possible on the topic to make sure we can keep people as safe as possible. Also discussed other intitiatives for undocumented students.
59-50OPENHeated Bus Shelters at MSUPASSEDBarash (SS)Pandya (JMC)02.23.2023PresidentNeed to figure out who MSU/CATA connection is so that they can have discussion. To my understanding, we just recently renewed the contract so this might be a bit hard.
59-51OPENHeated Bus Shelters in Surrounding AreaPASSEDBarash (SS)Pandya (JMC)02.23.2023VPGA, Community Liaison
59-52NULL"SMART" Bus SheltersNOT PASSEDBarash (SS)Pandya (JMC)
59-53NULLBidets in Campus BathroomsNOT PASSEDBarash (SS)Mandwee (LBC)
59-54NULLSpacious Bus SheltersNOT PASSEDBarash (SS)Pandya (JMC)
59-55NULLIncreased Nighttime TransportationNOT PASSEDBarash (SS)Mandwee (LBC)
59-56OPENDoor Foot Pulls in MSU BathroomsPASSEDBarash (SS)Mandwee (LBC)02.23.2023PresidentFor the bathroom update bills, need to reach out to Dan Bollman to discuss implementation and possibility.
59-59CLOSEDMarch as Women, Life, & Freedom MonthPASSEDKhoshnam (RCAH)Le (APASO)02.23.2023
59-60CLOSEDExpand Safe Ride PASSEDBarash (SS)Pandya (JMC)03.23.2023VPFO
59-61CLOSEDTax Referendum RenewalPASSEDAdusumilli (VPFO)Mendoza (CRU)02.02.2023
59-62CLOSEDApproval of Appointment to Engineering PASSEDIturralde (VPAA)Omar (VPSA)02.02.2023
59-63CLOSEDRemoval of Rep for AbsencesNULLIturralde (VPAA)Omar (VPSA)02.02.2023
59-64CLOSEDAcademic Governance AppointmentPASSEDIturralde (VPAA)Omar (VPSA)02.02.2023
59-65CLOSEDAllocate $10,000 to Student Health ServicesPASSEDLe (APASO)Young (RCAH)02.23.2023
59-66NULLASMSU Code AmendNOT PASSEDSmith (NatSci)Diskin (SS)
59-67NULLAdvocate for Exploration of Bidets in MSU BathroomsNOT PASSEDBarash (SS)Pandya (JMC)
59-68CLOSEDASMSU Acknowledge the Suffering by Recent Earthquakes in Turkiye & SyriaPASSEDJalan (WoCo)Kapale (ISA)02.23.2023
59-69CLOSEDReferendum for Tax IncreasePASSEDAdusumilli (VPFO)Barash (SS)02.23.2023
59-70OPEN
Holistic & Comprehensive Campus Safety Infrastructure
PASSEDKrishnan (LBC)Le (APASO)02.23.2023PresidentWe worked with MSUPD and Public Safety to improve safety infrastructure like: Having buildings be accesible only by MSUID at certain times, having doors on all classrooms that can be locked but are also up to fire code (by fall), ways to lock down exterior doors in emergencies, they are expediting a similar Ambassador program to what we asked for, they are in the process of looking at what a training module can look like.8/23/23: Working on improving cameras, possibly doing an ID walk to check ID scanners, working on door improvements, SAFEMSU app is being implemented, also working on language of emergency emailsVP Public Safety Marlon Lynch discussion of action plan, implementation of training module, and ambassador program. Posting about MSUSafe. Discussion with students about MSUID access to buildings and what students want.
59-71OPENStrengthening of Hyflex Option PASSEDPrestly (CANR)Le (APASO)02.23.2023VPAA, PresidentPresident Kovach & VPAA Iturralde met with the Provost and Associate Provost for Undergrad Education regarding recommeding to teaching faculty to offer hyflex options. Both were concerned that explicity recommending hylflex options may pose an antagonistic between students and faculty. Additionally, hyflex options have a higher cost (both monetarily and work needed). Hyflex courses are often more difficulty to manage. 8/23/23: Bringing this up with Dr. Largent
59-72CLOSED
Changing the Drop & Enrollment Period for Spring 2023
PASSEDLe (APASO)Prestly (CANR)02.23.2023VPAA, PresidentJo & Aaron worked tirelessly towards the implementation of all the academic accomodations students asked for. Most of which, like this one, we were assured that advisors would be reminded of all the tools in their belt for students. Therefore, we recommended students reach out to their advisors if they needed options. They would have been able to utilize Dean Drops and the APUE office extended deadlines to enroll in courses.
59-73OPENImprovements to MSUPD's Emergency Alert SystemPASSEDLe (APASO)Prestly (CANR)02.23.2023PresidentDiscussion with Marlon Lynch. Centralization of security cameras should be complete by fall. Report will be released when investigation is complete. 8/23/23: Test done in July for emergency systems, centralized camera systems are being figured out, comprehensive report should be outFurther discussion is needed with VP Lynch on specifically the alert system.
59-74CLOSED
Allocate $10,000 to Student Health Services for CAPS
PASSEDPrestly (CANR)Mandwee (LBC)02.23.2023VPFO, HSWAllocated!
59-75CLOSEDRestructuring of Attendance Policies for Spring 2023PASSEDPrestly (CANR)Le (APASO)02.23.2023VPAA, PresidentOne time thing only for the Spring Semester of 2023
59-76CLOSEDExpansion of Incomplete Grading Policy PASSEDMandwee (LBC)Krishnan (LBC)02.23.2023VPAA, President
59-77CLOSEDAllocate $10,000 to Spartan Love FundPASSEDOmar (VPSA)Adusumilli (VPFO)02.23.2023VPFO, VPSA, ControllerAllocated!
59-78CLOSEDAdd Chaldean to Arab Heritage Month within ASMSU through the month of April and, moving forward, recognize the Chaldean community culture at MSUPASSEDJaberu (ACS) Barash (SS)03.23.2023
59-79OPENCreate inclusive in-person RVSM and SARV trainingsPASSEDKrishnan (LBC)Pandya (JMC)04.06.2023HSW, President8/23/23: VP Travis is interested in doing this, updates coming soon
59-80CLOSEDJMC Tax RenewalPASSEDPandya (JMC)Lochrie (RHA)03.23.2023
59-81CLOSEDJMC Tax IncreasePASSEDPandya (JMC)Lochrie (RHA)03.23.2023
59-82CLOSEDAllocate $5,000 for MSU ID ReplacementsPASSEDLochrie (RHA)Pandya (JMC)03.23.2023
59-83CLOSEDSpartan Student Closet $5,000 AllocationPASSEDPandya (JMC)Tocco (CSD)03.23.2023
59-84CLOSEDAllocate $5,000 to Sustainability for Earth WeekPASSEDLochrie (RHA)Barash (SS)03.23.2023
59-85 1/2CLOSEDAppoint Students to Hearing BoardsPASSEDGrondin (VPIA)Iturralde (VPAA)03.23.2023
59-85CLOSEDAdvocate to MSU to Limit Deals with Sports Gambling VendorsPASSEDPandya (JMC)Tocco (CSD)04.06.2023PresidentBringing up to President Woodruff at next meeting. There is also a faculty petiton on this subject so there is significant momentum. Hoyumpa: According to Brandon Gross, MSU's ties with Caesar have been cut, but we should still be on the lookout for this
59-86CLOSED$5,000 to GSCCPASSEDLochrie (RHA)Dorcely (BSA)04.06.2023
59-87CLOSED$5,000 to Women*s Student ServicesPASSEDLochrie (RHA)Dorcely (BSA)04.06.2023
59-88CLOSED$5,000 to Continue ESSA ScholarshipPASSEDAdusumilli (VPFO)Lochrie (RHA)04.06.2023
59-89CLOSED$5,000 to OCATPASSEDLochrie (RHA)Dorcely (BSA)04.06.2023
59-90CLOSEDRecognize Sexual Assault Awareness MonthPASSEDKonesky (SS)Diskin (SS)04.06.2023
59-91OPENCourse Information AccessibilityPASSEDPrestly (CANR)Le (APASO)04.06.2023VPAA
59-92OPENCreation of a Spartan Experience Fund through SLEPASSEDPrestly (CANR)Diskin (SS)04.06.2023PresidentI have brought this up to VP Gore previously and they are very interested in beginning this initiative. Further discussion between SLE, University Advancement, and Financial Aid needs to be had.
59-93OPENMore Permanent Trash & Recycling ReceptablesPASSEDPrestly (CANR)Le (APASO)04.06.2023President, Director of SustainabilityDiscussion with IPF Dan Bollman.
59-94OPENExpansion of Rules Regarding Final ExamsPASSEDPrestly (CANR)Diskin (SS)04.06.2023VPAAText Aaron
59-95OPENMSU Union RedesignPASSEDTocco (CSD)Pandya (JMC)04.06.2023President8/23/23: the MSU Union food court is being redesigned as well as the 3rd floorWill be discussing with Cathy Fitzpatrick, the Director of the MSU Union.
59-96OPENDisability Studies Program at MSUPASSEDTocco (CSD)Pandya (JMC)04.06.2023VPAA
59-97OPENCampus Wayfinding InfrastructurePASSEDTocco (CSD)Konesky (SS)04.06.2023PresidentDiscussions with RCPD, IPF
59-98CLOSED$14,000 for New ASMSU Copier PASSEDLochrie (RHA)Kapale (ISA)04.06.2023
59-99CLOSED$10,000 to OISS for New International StudentsPASSEDKapale (ISA)Mendoza (CRU)04.06.2023
59-100OPEN$10,000 for a Commemorative Bench to Honor Arielle, Alex, and BrianPASSEDAdusumilli (VPFO)Grondin (VPIA)04.06.2023
59-101OPENEmergency Contraceptive Vending MachinePASSEDKrishnan (LBC)Mandwee (LBC)04.06.2023President, HSWrefer to previous bills aboveBring up to Heather Shea, Dr. Shaw
59-102CLOSEDAmendments to Academic Affairs CodePASSEDIturralde (VPAA)Le (APASO)04.06.2023
59-103CLOSEDAmendments to SAB Code Title IPASSEDOmar (VPSA)Jaberu (ACS)04.06.2023
59-104CLOSEDAmendments to SAB Code Title IIPASSEDOmar (VPSA)Jaberu (ACS)04.06.2023
59-105CLOSEDAmendments to SAB Code Title IIIPASSEDOmar (VPSA)Jaberu (ACS)04.06.2023
59-106CLOSEDAmendments to SAB Code Title VPASSEDOmar (VPSA)Jaberu (ACS)04.06.2023
59-107CLOSEDAmendments to SAB Code Title VIPASSEDOmar (VPSA)Jaberu (ACS)04.06.2023
59-108OPEN$15 Minimum Wage for On-Campus JobsPASSEDLe (APASO)Prestly (CANR)04.06.2023PresidentWe have had thorough discussions on this in Student Leaders Council, the issue is even raising minimum to $13 is going to cost MSU $4 million. They are prepping to do so with legislation going through the Michigan legislature. Since ASMSU was unable to increase our tax and cannot afford to do a $15 minimum wage ourselves, this is a little harder because there isn't competition for the MSU jobs to raise their wages. We also had this pass ABTS last year. More discussions with MSU HR. They said doing advocacy within departments will be more instrumental because some departments have the funds to raise, so students should be advocating in their spaces.
59-109CLOSEDReiterating ASMSU's IndependencePASSEDLe (APASO)Prestly (CANR)04.06.2023
59-110OPENEating Disorder Literacy WorkshopsPASSEDMasud (JMC)Pandya (JMC)04.06.2023HSW8/23/23: Possibly taking a marketing stance to advertise MSU Nutrition services to the student body
59-111OPENTransparency and Allocation from IDI to CORES/COPSPASSEDMasud (JMC)Pandya (JMC)04.06.2023CDEIO

Bill #TitleStatusIntroduced BySeconded ByDateSortCol
Bill 58-1Approve 2021-2022 DirectorsApprovedTeaganCatalano4.07.2021Bill 58-1
Bill 58-2Approve 2021-2022 ASMSU BudgetApprovedPolkTeagan4.15.2021Bill 58-2
Bill 58-3Advocate for Doubling the Pell GrantApprovedBolingSawyer5.20.2021Bill 58-3
Bill 58-4Support UC Resolution with AmendmentsApproveddeKoningBoling5.20.2021Bill 58-4
Not ApprovedBill 58-5
Bill 58-6Vaccine Incentive ProgramApprovedKraefPandya5.20.2021Bill 58-6
Bill 58-7Vaccine Accessibility & EducationApprovedKraefPandya5.20.2021Bill 58-7
Bill 58-8Condemn Human Rights Violations Inflicted Upon Citizens of PalestineApprovedACSMSA5.20.2021Bill 58-8
Bill 58-9Approve Staff DirectorApprovedKovachApostle6.24.2021Bill 58-9
Bill 58-10Declare June LGBTQ+ Pride MonthApprovedAllianceBoling6.24.2021Bill 58-10
Bill 58-11Recognize The Passing Of JuneteenthApprovedWoodruffDorcely6.24.2021Bill 58-11
Bill 58-12Express Dissatisfaction With The Board Of TrusteesApprovedWoodruffPandya6.24.2021Bill 58-12
Not ApprovedBill 58-13
Bill 58-14Free Menstrual ProductsApprovedSridharKapale6.24.2021Bill 58-14
Not ApprovedBill 58-15
Bill 58-16Advocate for a New Definition of HarassmentApprovedAllianceKraef6.24.2021Bill 58-16
Bill 58-17Appoint Academic Governance DelegationApprovedIturraldePrasad9.02.2021Bill 58-17
Bill 58-18Appoint SAB MembersApprovedChahalGurule9.02.2021Bill 58-18
Bill 58-19Reallocate Readership Account FundsApprovedSalehKraef9.24.2021Bill 58-19
Bill 58-20RE Public CommentApprovedChristyGrondinBill 58-20
Bill 58-21Acknowledge September as Hispanic Latinx Heritage MonthApprovedRobleroTreviño9.23.2021Bill 58-21
Bill 58-22Support Code of Academic AdvisingApprovedIturraldePandya9.23.2021Bill 58-22
Bill 58-23Increase COVID-19 Vaccines and Contact Tracing TransparencyApprovedSawyerChristy9.23.2021Bill 58-23
Bill 58-24Communicate Needs of SSD to AdministrationApprovedPandyaKapale9.23.2021Bill 58-24
Bill 58-25Appoint Two SAB MembersApprovedChahalTrevino9.23.2021Bill 58-25
Bill 58-26Reduce Internship RequirementsApprovedHarrisonJenkins10.07.2021Bill 58-26
Bill 58-27IDOAApprovedGrondinMasud10.07.2021Bill 58-27
Bill 58-28Appoint Academic Governance DelegationApprovedIturraldePrasad10.07.2021Bill 58-28
Bill 58-29Appoint One SAB MembersApprovedKovachWoodruff10.07.2021Bill 58-29
Bill 58-30Allocate $1,352 to First GenApprovedIturraldedeKoning10.21.2021Bill 58-30
Bill 58-31Internship Study ad-Hoc CommitteeApprovedIturraldeSawyer10.21.2021Bill 58-31
Bill 58-32GECPApproveddeKoningWoehlke10.21.2021Bill 58-32
Bill 58-33Allocate $15,000 to the Gender and Sexuality Campus CenterApprovedAllianceGrondin11.04.2021Bill 58-33
Bill 58-34Appoint Academic Governance DelegationApprovedIturraldePrasad11.04.2021Bill 58-34
Bill 58-35Provide Off-Campus Housing ResourcesApprovedSawyerWoehlke11.18.2021Bill 58-35
Bill 58-36Distribute the Remaining Gift Cards to MSU Student Food BankApprovedLochrieGrondin12.09.2021Bill 58-36
Bill 58-37Allocate 5K MSU Safe PlaceApprovedStrachGurule12.09.2021Bill 58-37
Bill 58-38Allocate 5k Center For SurvivorsApprovedStrachGurule12.09.2021Bill 58-38
Not ApprovedBill 58-39
Bill 58-40AFLV Conference AllocationApprovedBarryDauber12.09.2021Bill 58-40
Bill 58-41Free Menstrual Products in all East Lansing RestroomsApprovedPrasadSridhar12.09.2021Bill 58-41
Bill 58-42MSU Appropriations AdvocacyApprovedWoehlkeTreviño01.20.2022Bill 58-42
Bill 58-43Advertise Healthcare Center For SurvivorsApprovedStrachKraef12.09.2021Bill 58-43
Bill 58-44Providing Emergency Contraceptive accessiblyApprovedStrachGurule12.09.2021Bill 58-44
Bill 58-45Re-introduction of S/NSApprovedAgarwalGrondin12.09.2021Bill 58-45
Bill 58-46C/NC ReformApprovedPandyaDorcely12.09.2021Bill 58-46
Bill 58-47ABTS Room and Board Scholarships ResolutionApprovedGrondinIturralde12.09.2021Bill 58-47
Bill 58-48ABTS Federal Pell Grant Award ResolutionApprovedGrondinIturralde12.09.2022Bill 58-48
Not ApprovedBill 58-49
Bill 58-50SHC ASMSU Constitution AmendmentApprovedStillwellKovach01.20.2022Bill 58-50
Bill 58-51Fall Break Due Date SuspensionsApprovedPandyaBhatia01.20.2023Bill 58-51
Bill 58-52Class Council CodesApprovedKovachModi01.20.2024Bill 58-52
Bill 58-53JSoCC Class Council CodeApprovedKovachModi01.20.2025Bill 58-53
Bill 58-54Appointment BillApprovedDiskinBarber01.20.2026Bill 58-54
Not ApprovedBill 58-55
Bill 58-56Allocate $5,211.80 to attend COSGAApprovedJenkinsHoss02.03.2022Bill 58-56
Bill 58-57Appointments Constitutional ReferendumApprovedIturraldeKovach02.03.2022Bill 58-57
Bill 58-58Remove Telecasters as Activity DepartmentApprovedKovachChahal02.03.2022Bill 58-58
Bill 58-59Alter OOTP Review BoardApprovedGrondinStillwell02.03.2022Bill 58-59
Not ApprovedBill 58-60
Bill 58-61Free On Campus ParkingApprovedTreviñoPrasad02.03.2022Bill 58-61
Bill 58-62Advocate for the Creation of a Mental Health Absence PolicyApprovedPandyaBhatia02.03.2022Bill 58-62
Bill 58-63Appoint College Rep to GAApprovedGrondinLetcher02.03.2022Bill 58-63
Bill 58-64Advocate for MSU to implement a standard policy during hazardous weather conditionsApprovedKapaleTreviño02.03.2022Bill 58-64
Bill 58-65Spartan Flow and GlowApprovedKapaleWoodruff02.17.2022Bill 58-65
Bill 58-66ABTS Loan BTOTHApprovedOmarGrondin02.17.2022Bill 58-66
Bill 58-67Advocate for the installation of safety barriersApprovedJenkinsKapale02.17.2022Bill 58-67
Bill 58-68Free Menstrual Products in City and State Own Public Restrooms iApprovedDudleyWoehlke02.17.2022Bill 58-68
Bill 58-69Advocate for the Passage of the CROWN ACTApprovedWoodruffTreviño02.17.2022Bill 58-69
Bill 58-70Dining OptionsApprovedPandyaTocco02.17.2022Bill 58-70
Bill 58-71Course Modality DatesApprovedPandyaGruber02.17.2022Bill 58-71
Not ApprovedBill 58-72
Not ApprovedBill 58-73
Bill 58-74Appoint Academic Governance DelegationApprovedIturraldeGrondin02.17.2022Bill 58-74
Not ApprovedBill 58-75
Not ApprovedBill 58-76
Bill 58-77Allocate $15,000 to MSUFCU Intern Opportunity AwardApprovedOmarOmar03.03.2022Bill 58-77
Bill 58-78Allocate $2,100 to OER WeekApprovedIturraldeGrondin03.03.2022Bill 58-78
Bill 58-79Allocate $5,000 to UACORApprovedHakimGates03.03.2022Bill 58-79
Bill 58-80Amend VPAA in CodeApprovedIturraldeTriltsch03.03.2022Bill 58-80
Bill 58-81Amend Student CaucusApprovedIturraldeTriltsch03.03.2022Bill 58-81
Bill 58-82Amend Academic Affairs CommitteeApprovedIturraldeTriltsch03.03.2022Bill 58-82
Bill 58-83Establish Academic Affairs CodeApprovedIturraldeTriltsch03.03.2022Bill 58-83
Bill 58-84Lighting on Sidewalks and Crosswalks in the Greater Lansing AreaApprovedHarrisonTriltsch03.03.2022Bill 58-84
Bill 58-85Advocate More Lights on Michigan State University's CampusApprovedGrondinHarrison03.03.2022Bill 58-85
Bill 58-86Advocate for More Visible Crosswalks on and Around Michigan State University's CampusApprovedTriltschGrondin03.03.2022Bill 58-86
Bill 58-87Support Educators’ Rights to Teach about RacismApprovedOmarGrondin03.03.2022Bill 58-87
Bill 58-88Appoint Students to University Hearing BoardsApprovedKovachIturralde03.03.2022Bill 58-88
Bill 58-89Allocate $5,000 to the ASMSU Sustainability DepartmentApprovedGrondinHakim03.24.2022Bill 58-89
Bill 58-90Recognize April as Arab Heritage MonthApprovedOmarOmar03.24.2022Bill 58-90
Bill 58-92Restrict Firearms from CampusApprovedPandyaSingh04.07.2022Bill 58-91
Bill 58-92Amend MSU Grief Absence PolicyApprovedSinghDudley04.07.2022Bill 58-92
Bill 58-93Payroll BillApprovedChristySchroeder04.07.2022Bill 58-93
Not ApprovedBill 58-94
Bill 58-95Establish A Scholarship For Engineering and ScienceApprovedBarberLochrie04.12.2022Bill 58-95
Bill 58-96ASMSU Mental Health Awareness Mural BeautificationApprovedGrondinDiskin04.12.2022Bill 58-96
Bill 58-97Parking TicketsApprovedMandweePandya04.12.2022Bill 58-97
Bill 58-98FDA Blood Donor Deferral PolicyApprovedBolingPrasad04.07.2022Bill 58-98
Bill 58-99Title One Internal Review BoardApprovedKovachModi04.12.2022Bill 58-99
Bill 58-100Donate to the GSCCApprovedLochrieGrondin04.12.2022Bill 58-100
Bill 58-101Title Two Appointments Process Internal Review BoardApprovedKovachModi04.12.2022Bill 58-101
Bill 58-102Title Two Attendance Policy Internal Review BoardApprovedKovachModi04.12.2022Bill 58-102
Bill 58-103Title Two Internal Review Board Committee AmendmentsApprovedKovachModi04.12.2022Bill 58-103
Bill 58-104Title Two Internal Review Board Meeting OperationsApprovedKovachModi04.12.2022Bill 58-104
Bill 58-105Title Two Internal Review BoardApprovedKovachModi04.12.2022Bill 58-105
Bill 58-106Title Three Internal Review BoardApprovedKovachModi04.12.2022Bill 58-106
Bill 58-107Title Four and Thirteen Internal Review BoardApprovedKovachModi04.12.2022Bill 58-107
Bill 58-108Title Eight and Title Nine Internal Review BoardApprovedKovachModi04.12.2022Bill 58-108
Not ApprovedBill 58-109
Bill 58-110Advocate for Free Menstrual ProductsApprovedSridharPrasad04.07.2022Bill 58-110
Bill 58-111Admin Support to Study Topics Surrounding Critical Race TheoryApprovedDorcelyWoehlke04.07.2022Bill 58-111
Bill 58-112RA Grievance ProcessApprovedMandweeSingh04.12.2022Bill 58-112
Bill 58-113Menstrual Absence PolicyApprovedMasudWoehlke04.12.2022Bill 58-113
Bill 58-114Marijuana PolicyApprovedMandweePandya04.12.2022Bill 58-114
Standing Policy Tracker

GA 59th Session Minutes

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Past Sessions

Bill #Bill StatusTitleInternal StatusIntroducerSeconderDateMembers involved with implementationActions Taken Towards ImplementationUpcoming Action Steps/Recommendations
Bill 57-56CLOSEDAdjust the ASMSU Gift Card ProgramApprovedPolkBoling12.10.2020VPFO Polk, Asst. VPFO Biel, Rep. Agarwal, Rep. Trevino, BOM Nicole Gonzales, President Abii-TahThe program has effectively been updated as stipulated by the General Assembly
Bill 57-55OPENCall for MSU to reassess the recent 2 year requirementApprovedIturaldeKovach12.10.2020President Abii-Tah, VP Aiello, VP SitarI (President Abii-Tah) have invited Dr. Mark Largent and VP Vennie Gore to the first General Assembly meeting in January 2021. There they will get a chance to respond to our suggestions. VP. Sitar and I also met with Provost Woodruff to update her on students' reactions to the 2 year live on requirement. She told us that the policy will improve graduation rates and it will offer a community and resources especially to first year students who didn't get to spend this year on campus. Dr. mark Largent also sent us details which I shared with the General Assembly. The Provost said that she was will to hear our suggestions. That explains why Dr. largent and VP Gore will be coming in.
Bill 57-54CLOSEDApprove SAB MembersApprovedCatalanoTeagan12.10.2020General AssemblySAB members were approved as soon as the General Assembly voted for their approval
Bill 57-53CLOSEDSupport an ABTS Resolution for OER MaterialsApprovedIturaldeChahal12.10.2020ASMSU committee to the ABTS conferenceLegislation will be sponsored at the upcoming Winter Virtual ABTS Conference on January 30th 2021
Bill 57-52CLOSEDClarifying Bill 57-31ApprovedIturaldeGrondin12.10.2020General AssemblyThe bill was effectively clarified by the General Assembly's vote
Bill 57-51OPENAdvocate for Two Mental Health daysApprovedGrondinKovach12.10.2020VP Aiello, President Abii-TahWe plan on bringing this up at our upcoming meetings with Provost Woodruff and Associate Provost Largent
Bill 57-50OPENRecommend that MSU Culinary expands trainingsApprovedHarrisonIturralde12.10.2020President Abii-TahI plan on bringing this up at my January meetings with Director Ray. Gasser and VP Gore
Bill 57-49CLOSEDAmend the Code of Operation for Steering ResponsibilitiesApprovedHanesLajiness12.10.2020ASMSU Advisor Erik Maillard, Asst. VPIA Georgia Frost, Comm Liaison Matt Apostle
Bill 57-48CLOSEDAmend the Code of Operations to change threshold for votesWithdrawn by Bill Authors BolingAckerson12.02.2020N/AN/A
Bill 57-47OPENAdvocate for expanding off campus recyclingApprovedLajinessGrant12.10.2020ASMSU Director of Sustainability, Emily Miller, Representative Lajiness, Representative Grant So far I (Director Emily Miller) have met with Joey Dearing to discuss displaying which apartments have recycling on the ASMSU website. She discussed the idea of an embedded Google Map on the sustainability page that shows the information. I have sent her the list of apartments and so that should be displayed as soon as she finishes up that project. Furthermore, Matt Apostle was also in that meeting and he is working with Joey to find an aesthetic way to display some of the results from his landlord satisfaction survey in accompaniment with the Google Map. I will be meeting with Chris Hewitt in the near future. We have not been able to find a meeting time that works for both of us yet. He is over at the MSU Surplus Store and has lots of knowledge on recycling in general, as well as the best way to get in touch with recycling companies who are willing to have a conversation - as all of my previous emails have been sent to a void never to be responded to. Once I find a good contact Emma, Blake, and I should set up a time to meet all together so that we can discuss the bill/ implementation.
Bill 57-46CLOSEDDefinition of a StudentApprovedAgarwal Lajiness12.10.2020VP Catalano, Rep. AgarwalASMSU's resolution of support was confirmed once the General Assembly voted for it. The resolution was sent to UCSA where a vote to further support the document took place on January 15th 2021
Bill 57-45OPENAdvocate for ASMSU to declare a Climate EmergencyApprovedLajinessTrevino12.10.2020President Abii-TahI (President Abii-Tah) met with President Stanley and the Board about declaring a climate emergency. I met with the board about it too around finals week. After my first meeting with him he said it was something he was willing to consider. He asked us to meet again after he has done research on the implications of the declaration. I met with him again on the 29th of December. By then he had completed his research and he said he was comfortable doing it but he wanted to do so when we have extensive communication about MSU's upcoming plans for sustainability ready to be shared. He felt that it will only carry weight if it is backed up. I asked him to give me a deadline given that this is a fairly urgent issue. He said that I should get back to him within one month and he'll have updates. Noihrita, my assistant, is working on scheduling my January meeting with him. Once that date is confirmed I'll have more updates.
Bill 57-44OPENAdvocate for a Student Representative on the University Investment SubcommitteeApprovedLajinessTrevino12.10.2020President Abii-TahOn the 29th I (President Abii-Tah) talked to President Stanley about this bill. I had done my research and realized that it was mainly occupied by board of trustee members. President Stanley said he did not have the power to make that happen. The board makes that decision. He felt that our ask was probably not going to be approved because the role requires advanced technical skills that are not common from undergrads. So I asked him if students could at least serve as ex-officio members. That way the student can attend all the meetings and speak on all issues but they will not necessarily have a vote. He said that was a more doable suggestion and the board might find it easier to approve that. My next meeting with the board is in February but I'll reach the chair of the investment committee before then to start lobbying informally.
Bill 57-43CLOSED for nowCreate a COGS Liaison PositionApprovedKovachGrondin12.10.2020N/AThis bill becomes effective in Fall 2021
Bill 57-42CLOSEDAllocated funds to for OER AwarenessApprovedIturaldeKovach12.10.2020VP Polk, ASMSU Controller Gabriella WintersAwaiting Updates
Bill 57-41CLOSEDAllocate funds for East Lansing InformationApprovedFinertyLajiness12.10.2020VPFO Polk, ASMSU Controller Gabriella WintersAwaiting Updates
Bill 57-40CLOSEDSupport Buying Prevention MaterialsApprovedWoodruffModi12.10.2020VP Polk, ASMSU Controller Gabriella WintersAwaiting Updates
Bill 57-39CLOSEDAllocate funds to buy Seasonal LightsApprovedHanesSridhar12.10.2020VP Polk, ASMSU Controller Gabriella WintersVP Polk met with the Dr. Gore on January 14th 2021 to discuss and get the required approval of the light therapy program in detail. He was in full support of the pilot and will provide written approval after my follow up.
Bill 57-38CLOSEDSponsor ABTS Resolution for BillApprovedLajinessBoling11.19.2020ASMSU committee to the ABTS conferenceLegislation will be sponsored at the upcoming Winter Virtual ABTS Conference on January 30th 2021
Bill 57-37OPENResolution for Supporting Student AthletesApprovedChahalModi11.19.2020President Abii-Tah, PR manager Brandon CrawfordI (President Abii-Tah) met with the board of trustees and President Stanley on this issue. During the meeting Director Bill Beekman was brought in to respond to the bill. He said that the conversation to cut the swim and dive program had be going on for years and there was nothing that could be done. I also met with the swim and dive team multiple times to prepare me to bring up their concerns to President Stanley. When I finally spoke to him, he said that MSU will need at least 2 million dollars yearly to revive those programs. The only way to do so is to probably to create an endowment. We talked about collaborating for a student fee with board of trustees to ensure that other programs are not cut. So far, ASMSU has been doing its best to support the swim and dive teams by sharing their posts and videos on social media. I have also been in the talks with VP. Vennie Gore to find ways to fund programs so that they are not cut. He has formed a small committee to look into that further and I have invited him to present their suggestions to the General Assembly whenever they are ready.
Bill 57-36OPENRequest Posted Lecture MaterialApprovedSridharGrondin11.19.2020President Abii-Tah, VP Aiello, Academic CommitteeLetter to be sent to The circle of deans and faculty to advocate for this
Bill 57-35OPENMove Spring Calendar Break DaysApprovedKovachBoling11.05.2020President Abii-TahPresident Abii-TahSo far, I (Preseident Abii-Tah) have spoken to the president about study days for spring semester. He said that we are not sure of the Spring semester. The state might decide otherwise and we will have to revoke the 400 in person classes. He said that we'd have more clarity in three weeks. Three weeks later, the university decided to start classes a whole week late. Due to the numerous changes undergone for the Spring semester, administration has been worried about making additional changes. My plan is to bring it up to Associate Provost Mark Largent but chances are unfortunately starting to look very slim.
Bill 57-34CLOSEDAdd Minimum 14-Day Notice of FurloughApprovedWebbKoovach11.05.2020President Abii-TahPresident Abii-Tah met with VP Vennie Gore and Director Ray Gasser. They both agreed to our demand. They met with HR and confirmed that it was doable. VP Gore comfirmed with me that it has been done.
Bill 57-33CLOSEDElections Code Runner-Up ClauseApprovedTrevinoChahal11.19.2020ASMSU Advisor Erik Maillard, Asst. VPIA Georgia Frost, Comm Liaison Matt ApostleThe code has been updated to reflect the bill's changes as at January 16th 2021
Bill 57-32OPENRecord in Class LecturesApprovedChahalAckerson11.05.2020President Abii-Tah, VP Aiello, Academic CommitteeLetter to be sent to The circle of deans and faculty to advocate for this
Bill 57-31CLOSEDAdvocate for the Use and Expansion of OERApprovedIturraldeGrondin11.05.2020President Abii-Tah, VP AielloPresident Abii-Tah and VP Aiello brought this up to Provost Woodruff and she recommended we bring it up to faculty. President Abii-Tah also brought this up to Joe Salem and discussed ASMSU's potential funding of the program. Representative Ituralde has written an additiol bill to fund the expansion of the program. I also plan on sending a letter to faculty to encourage them to involve OER in the planning of their syllabi. VP Aiello has been working with the bill writers to plan an OER awareness week. This should help create even more awareness of the program
Bill 57-30CLOSEDFurlogh Gift CardsApprovedIsaBoling11.05.2020VPFO Polk, President Abii-Tah, Asst. VPFO Biel, Rep. Agarwal, Rep. Trevino, BOM Nicole Gonzales A total amount of 85,000 dollars was raised for the gift card program. In addition to the GA's 33,000 dollars, VP Polk and her team raised some money by advocating at class councils. The division of student affairs and servives donated an additional 35,000 dollars. After President Abii-Tah pitched the idea to the Provost, Provost Woodruff agreed to offer an additional 15,000 dollars. The bill authors and Finance and Operations department have been working with our Business office manager to review and approve student applications for funds. As at January 16th 2020, 800 total applications have been approved and $75 gift cards have been delivered.
Bill 57-29CLOSEDSupport the Decision of Obergefell V. Hodges (2015)ApprovedLawsonBolingPresident Abii-Tah, VPGA Sitar, Rep Travis Boling, PR Manager Brandon CrawfordWhen this bill passed, PR Manager Brandon Crawford followed up by posting the statement in the bill on ASMSU social media platforms. In addition, I (President Abii-Tah) and VP Sitar invited representative Boling to our November meeting with MSU's VP for Govt. Relations and Public Affairs. She had mentioned that there'd be hope for advocacy on this bill if democrats performed well during the November elections. Representative Boling was connected to individuals who could help to potentially push the bill forward. ASMSU reaffirms its commitment to continue to stand with the LGBTQ+ community.
Bill 57-28CLOSEDSupport Satisfactory/Non-satisfactory Grading PolicyApprovedIturaldeWoodruffPresident Abii-Tah, VP Aiello, ASMSU Steering Committee, Rep. Ituralde, Rep. Hanes, Rep. WoodruffAfter this bill passed, I (President Abii-Tah) decided to invite the other Big 10 presidents to write a joint statement to advocate for satisfactory/non-satisfactory grading. After drafting and releasing the statement with my counterparts, I sent it to Provost Woodruff and Associate Provost for Undergraduate Education, Dr. Largent. VP Aiello and I then met with them and they agreed to implement S/NS Grading. It was then brought up to UCUE where Rep. Hanes and Rep. Itturalde further advocated for and voted for the policy. The Provost's official announcement for this policy came in a few days later.
Bill 57-27OPENAdvocate for Changes to ADPApprovedKovachIsa10.22.2020President Abii-TahI spoke with President Stanley about this and he showed interest. He mentioned that a committee might be formed soon to review the ADP policy and his chief of staff, Michael Zeig would reach out to me with details. Michael reached out to me a few days later with updates. He said that he had reached out to Associate Vice President Tanya Jachimiak and she had indicated that although there hasn’t been a formal review committee established yet, she is absolutely open to student involvement. The process is being defined and may include a committee or may be more direct engagement from her office with important stakeholder groups, but she has every intent to include students in the process. Iplan on reaching our to Associate VP Jachimiak again to ask her for updates on the process.
Bill 57-26CLOSEDCondemn Use of ABAApprovedKovachIturralde10.22.2020President Abii-Tah, VP AielloThe use of ABA stands officially condemned by ASMSU as the resolution stipulated. Additionally, President Abii-Tah made an official announcement of this stance in her reports at the University's steering committee.
Bill 57-25CLOSEDBill Resolution for the Dean of Students OfficeApprovedAielloSridhar10.22.2020The General AssemblyThe resolution completed it's purpose as soon as it was voted upon by the General Assembly. ASMSU officially endorses the ammendments in the handbook as stipulated by the resolution
Bill 57-24OPENFair and Equal Housing ActApprovedLajinessBoling10.22.2020VPGA SitarAwaiting Updates
Bill 57-23CLOSEDSRP SuspensionApprovedPolkLajiness10.22.2020VPFO PolkASMSU safe ride program tax was successfully suspended for the Spring of 2021
Bill 57-22OPENIntroduce Code of Academic AdivsorApprovedIsaRha10.08.2020Rep. Nikunj AgarwalRepresentative Agarwal presented this item at the University Council. Recommendations came from the council to move the bill's demands to the University Council for Undergraduate Education. After several meetings with stakeholders across campus, the bill's demands were moved to UCUE where a sub committee has been formed to address the issue
Bill 57-21CLOSEDEndorse Web Cam PolicyApprovedIsaHanes10.08.2020The General Assembly, President Abii-TahThe Web Cam Policy is officially endorsed by ASMSU. In Addition, President Abii-Tah wrote an official letter to President Stanley to explain and justify our stance. As at January 16th 2021, the Web Cam Policy is official at MSU
Bill 57-20CLOSEDNetID & Spartan Mail Security ResolutionTabled by Academic Committee and Withdrawn by Bill AuthorsMorrisWebb10.01.2020N/AN/A
Bill 57-19CLOSEDAmendment to the ASMSU ManualApprovedHarrisonKakos10.08.2020ASMSU Advisor Erik Maillard, Asst. Comm Liaison Matt Apostle, VPIA Georgia Frost,The manual has been updated to reflect the bill's changes as at January 16th 2021
Bill 57-18CLOSEDClass Ranked PartnershipApprovedMorrisKakos09.17.2020ASMSU Lawyers, ASMSU Marketing Director Spencer Horan, ASMSU Advisor Erik, Rep. Morris, Rep. KakosASMSU's marketing director Spencer Horan marketed ClassRanked in our December newsletter. ASMSU lawyers have also been working with the bill writers and our advisor to draft an official contact for the partnership between ASMSU and classRanked.
Bill 57-17CLOSEDPause FratWithdrawn by Bill AuthorsKovachIturralde09.17.2020N/AN/A
Bill 57-16CLOSEDApprove Director of IT & MarketingApprovedIturraldeTriltsch09.03.2020General AssemblyDirector was approved as soon as the General Assembly voted for their approval
Bill 57-15CLOSEDCall on MSU CulinaryApprovedHarrisonKovach08.13.2020President Abii-TahI (President Abii-Tah) reached out to Director Ray Gasser and VP Vennie Gore to inform the of the stance that this resolution has taken
Bill 57-14OPENPD Reconsider Moped ParkingApprovedHarrisonWebb08.13.2020Representative Harrison, Representative Webb, President Abii-Tah, VPFO PolkI (President Abii-Tah) nominated the bill authors to represent ASMSU on the All University Traffic and Transportation Committee. This was to offer them the opportunity to advocate for their bill directly. According to Representative Harrison, "at the very first meeting, the committee had a report from the previous year with recommendations that wanted to cut moped parking. The bill writers also had a meeting with VPFO Polk and traffic officials and they shut the idea down. They did say that they would be willing to reconsider in the fall once campus is back to normal." My recommendation is for this bill to be picked up by ASMSU's 58th session in the Fall semester of 2021.
Bill 57-13OPENAdvocate For More Reflection RoomsApprovedSalehMSA08.13.2020Rep Alan SalehRep Alan Saleh shared the bill with REHS President Nasser. He is still awaiting a response.
Bill 57-12CLOSEDSponsor ABTS Legislation for Donor AccountabilityApprovedMajzel (APASO)Agarwal (ISA)7.16.2020ASMSU committee to the ABTS conferenceLegislation will be sponsored at the upcoming Winter Virtual ABTS Conference on January 30th 2021
Bill 57-11CLOSEDSponsor ABTS Legislation for OTP VisaApprovedIsaApaso7.16.2020ASMSU committee to the ABTS conferenceLegislation will be sponsored at the upcoming Winter Virtual ABTS Conference on January 30th 2021
Bill 57-10OPENAlign EL Plea Bargain Policy BillApprovedKakosHanes7.16.2020President Abii-Tah, ASMSU Lawyers, Matt Apostle I (President Abii-Tah) worked with ASMSU lawyers to draft an official letter for this bill. I then sent the letter to Mayor Aaron Stephens and all the Lansing councilmembers. The Mayor showed interest in the bill and promised to bring it up to the rest of the councilmembers. We have had two phone calls to discuss progress on the bill. He mentioned that he has brought it up to the city attorney. He also mentioned that further discussion will be occuring on this issue at some point early 2021. Community Liaison, Matt Apostle, will also be advocating further on this issue.
Bill 57-09CLOSEDSARV Ad Hoc CommitteApprovedBolingKovach7.16.2020Director of Health, Safety, and Wellness Mary StoutMary Stout championed the formation of this subcommittee. They met consistently on Monday during the Fall semester and will do same during the Spring semester.
Bill 57-08OPENStephen HsuApprovedApasoBsa06.18.2020President Abii-Tah, VP Aiello, APASO, BSA, Cores and COPSAs we probably all know by now, Stephen Hsu has been demoted from his Vice President position. Last Thursday, I still shared this bill with President Stanley after the fact. We proceeded to discuss the possibility of getting him fired. As expected, the president responded that he cannot be fired as easily because he is protected both by freedom of academic research and his tenured position. Dr. Stanley did mention that he is committed to ensuring that moving forward, we do not have individuals in administrative positions with bigoted viewpoints like Stephen Hsu. I innitiated a small group under the leadership of VP Aiello to look into the feasibility and process of lunching an investigation on Stephen HSU to determine potential discrimination on his students.
Bill 57-07OPENCall to Establish a Fund for Non-Citizen StudentsApprovedCruIsa06.18.2020President Abii-Tah, CDEIO Shiksha Sneha, VPFO Polk, ISA (Nikunj Agarwal), CRU (Ricardo Paz), and dreaMSUThis bill asked MSU to create a scholarship fund for students who are not eligible for FAFSA due to citizenship status. I shared the bill with President Stanley on Thursday and we met earlier today. I introduced the bill to him, carefully outlining the importance of such a scholarship as Daylin and Nikunj mentioned in the bill. He was completely receptive to the idea. He agreed that the university should create such a scholarship. He said he will bring Financial Aid, MSU University Advancement, and other stakeholders together to identify our students who have been left in need due to FAFSA requirements for the CARES Act. I shared these updates with the bill writers and other stakeholders. I also initiated a small working group to continue advocacy. CDEIO Sneha and multiple CORES and COPS representatives have been on the ground working to establish the scholarship. As at January 18th 2021, President Stanley has officially endorsed the scholarship. CDEIO Shiksha Sneha, VPFO Polk, ISA (Nikunj Agarwal), CRU (Ricardo Paz), and dreaMSU have formed a task force for implementation. They meet monthly with Dr. Frazier who, in turn, is working with Budget and Planning to look at fundraising avenues. They are also meeting with other administrators to brainstorm ways we can further support immigrant students on campus!
Bill 57-06OPENAdvocated for Changes in MSUPDApprovedBsaCru06.18.2020VP Sitar, CDEIO Sneha, Rep. Brianna Jones, BSA President Sharron, and Rep RobleroEven before this bill passed, Shika, Sharron and I had had numerous meetings with administrators. As soon as the bill passed, I shared it with COGS and RHA and we all agreed to add it to the agenda for the student liaison board of trustees meeting. Progress Made - COGS used our bill as a template for a resolution which they passed at their General meeting last week. I have attached their version below. This means we are advocating collaboratively and we have backing from Graduate students. - During the board of Trustees meeting, Police Chief Kelly Roudebush was invited to respond to our queries. After introducing the bill to the board, I made the bill's four demands and Chief Roudebush responded to each. - First, I asked MSUPD to release information on the demographics of traffic stops. Chief Roudebush said that they do not keep those records. However, she promised that starting Fall semester, they will keep a daily activity log. All police officers will be required to report those details daily and the information gathered will be made accessible. - Secondly, I also asked for transparency regarding the investigations against those two. Chief Roudeboush said that she legally is not allowed to comment on the issue. At some point during the conversation though, she talked about her upcoming assistant police chief so it is my impression that O'Brien might no longer be holding the position or receiving a salary for long. - Third, I asked that they stop their use of pepper spray on students. She said that out of 20,000 police calls in the last year, there have only been 15 uses of force. She mentioned that the pepper spray was used to disperse crowds who were acting violently during the May 31st protests. She did not give a direct answer regarding further use of pepper spray so there is room for more advocacy on this. - Fourth, I asked that police officers should no longer respond to students' mental health concerns. She agreed with us, saying that they are open to different ways of handling such situations. She said they are willing to hire a social worker to respond to such instances. So we need to continue this conversation with them. - Last, I asked MSU to review MSUPD's budget, as well as remove unnecessary funding and oversee salary cuts where necessary. President Stanley and some members of the board responded that there definitely is a need for an Independent Police Oversight Committee. with student representation. This is something we should be able to push for - I also invited Chief Rouderbush to our next GA meeting. She accepted the invitation but the meeting was attended by interim Chief Doug Monette. He updated us that a social worker has been hired to work with officers in responces to mental health crises. He also mentioned that the budget has been made public on the website. I also innitiated the formation of a small group made up of the bill authors, CDEIO Shiksha Sneha, and VP Sitar to continue advocacy - VP Sitar also met with some of the officers in MSUPD. Ptior to her resignation, she had also been championing efforts to create a student advisory board that will comprise of students, especially CORES and COPS. It is my hope that upcoming VPGAs pursure and complete the project. President Stanley also invited me to serve on the search committee for the new Police Chief for MSUPD to ensure that we select a police chief who listens to students.
Bill 57-05OPENDonor AccountabilityApprovedApasoIsa06.18.2020President Abii-Tah, Rep. Majzel, CDEIO Sneha, VP. Catalano, Rep. Agarwal, CORES and COPS groupsSo far, I (President Abii-Tah) shared the bill with President Stanley. CORES and COPS met him about the same issue. He expressed his disappointment at Larry Gaynor but mentioned that Larry Gaynor had apologized. I asked him if we could simply refund Larry Gaynor the 3 million USD and then cut all ties with him. He responded that he did not want to set a precedent like that for donors. He mentioned that everyone should be given the opportunity to change and have a second chance. I geared the conversation towards a screening process for donors so that those with a History of bigotry are not celebrated. He agreed that donors who have hurt people with their actions in the past or make their money illegally should not be associated with MSU. However, it can be more difficult to quantify hate speech in this subjective society. He said that MSU, like every other university, doesn't have a screening process. I also innitiated a small working group to continue advocating for this. CDEIO Shiksha Sneha, Rep. Majzel, and other CORES and COPS reps championed a bill to advocate for this at the 2021 Association of Big Ten Students Conference
Bill 57-04CLOSEDAdvocate for Optional VisaApprovedIsaApaso06.18.2020President Abii-Tah, Rep Agarwal So far, I (President Abii-Tah) have brought this up to: 1) Dr. Steven Hanson: Associate Provost and Dean for International Studies and Programs. 2) Krista McCallum Beatty: Director of Office for International Students & Scholars (OISS) 3) President Stanley 4) State News Reporters All three administrators highlighted that this was a priority for their offices. With the recent suspension of H1-B visas, all three administrators share our fear that OPT might be next. President Stanley confirmed that the university has reached out to the Trump administration. They have also reached out to the University of Michigan, the International Association of University Presidents (IAUP), and the Association of American Universities (AAU). He emphasized that numerous organizations across the US are fighting for the demands of this bill. Unfortunately, this is not a senate decision so no matter who advocates, President Trump will make the final decision. MSU lobbyists in DC are putting the pressure needed but a higher ed institution can only do so much. I have innitiated a small working group that will focus on creating awareness about the issue. This group comprised of Representative Agarwal who took advocacy to the next level by writing legislation that will be introduced at the 2021 Association of Big Ten Students Winter Conference.
Bill 57-03CLOSEDApprove Director of MarketingApprovedHanesLajiness06.18.2020General AssemblyDirector was approved as soon as the General Assembly voted for their approval
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 During public comment on agenda items, any topic may be discussed up to 15 minutes unless extended by a majority vote of the assembly. Any student may speak, but only once, with a three minute time limit unless extended by consent of the General Assembly

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