Abigail Verino President
President Abigail Verino reported that recent diversion programming supported over 500 students, noting the Office of the President seeks to expand the Diversion Community Fund for food and supplies. She highlighted upcoming events including a Sustainable Thrift Pop-Up, CalTHON collaboration, and a Pie the President fundraiser on November 21. In response to questions, Verino encouraged students to be the primary applicants for diversion funding.
passed by unanimous consent
moved by De Miguel,
seconded by
Mendez
passed by unanimous consent
moved by De Miguel,
seconded by
Mendez
3 more passed
moved by De Miguel,
seconded by
Memon
Elections Council
2 people spoke
Abby announced the semesterly Housing Action Forum taking place tomorrow from 6 to 8 p.m. in Wurster Hall. She invited attendees to join for campus and community speakers, Panda Express, and games, and offered to pass out flyers with a QR code.
Nayan Bale from the Committee on Student Fees encouraged senators to collaborate with the Basic Needs Committee to raise awareness of available resources. Bale also called on senators to fill three vacant ASUC seats on the Student Opportunity Fund to increase student input on allocating $200,000.
Joshua De Miguel asked for clarification on whether senators or office staff should be involved, offering to discuss the matter further one-on-one.
