Council Meeting 13 September 2006
DRAFT MINUTES OF THE WUPA COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT 3.30 PM, WEDNESDAY 13 SEPTEMBER 2006 IN BUILDING 115. Opened 3.51 PM. Meeting chaired by Ken Finlayson. Minutes taken by Ken Finlayson.
Part A. Preliminary Business
A1. Attendance
| President | Ken Finlayson | Present |
| Vice-President (Coursework) | Mitch O'Dwyer | Apologies |
| Vice-President (Research) | Emilie-Jane Ens | Present |
| Secretary-Treasurer | Sophie Capron | Apologies |
| Women's Officer | Emma Dalton | Present |
| International Students' Officer | Shirley Feng | Apologies |
| Indigenous Officer | Vanessa Cavanagh | Absent |
| Activities Officer | Vilton Liu | Present |
| Media Officer | Salar Niknafs | Present |
| External Students' Officer | Kerryn Hopkins | Apologies |
| Honours Students' Officer | Ben Murphy | Present |
| General Representatives | Mark Havryliv | Absent |
| Barbara Mair | Present | |
| One Vacancy | ||
A2. Minutes of the Previous Meeting
The minutes of the previous meeting were not available at this meeting.
A3. Business Arising from the Minutes
Not available.
A4. Tabling of Correspondence
ATTACHMENTS 1–3
- Letter of resignation from Ira Chiang.
- Letter from WUSA regarding child care subsidy.
- Letter from UniCentre re Student Diary 2007 advertising rates.
A5. Arrangement of the Agenda
PART B. REPORTS
B1. President's Report
None given.
B2. Presentation of Financial Report
ATTACHMENT 4
Year-to-date financial records circulated. Records prepared by Dan Morgan.
B3. Office Bearer Reports
ATTACHMENT 5
- Vice-President (Research)
Verbal report given.
- Vice-President (Coursework)
- Secretary-Treasurer
- Women's Officer
Report on child care subsidies and suggested strategy tabled. (Attachment 5.)
That Emma Dalton write a letter to the Vice-Principal (Administration), Chris Grange; the Dean of Students, Yvonne Kerr; and the Vice Chancellor, Gerard Sutton; requesting student subsidies for Kids' Uni Fees for all students.Emma DaltonNot specifiedEmilie EnsBen MurphyCarriedIt was noted that WUPA would work with WUSA in this matter, and that the Council would seek to have this letter signed by appropriate representatives from both organisations.
- International Students' Officer
- Indigenous Officer
- Activities Officer
Verbal report given.
- Media Officer
- Honours Students' Officer
- External Students' Officer
- General Representatives
B4. Staff Reports
- Momentum Coordinator's Report
- Rhizome Magazine Editor's Report
Verbal report given on magazine launch and current budget.
- Publications Officer's Report
B5. Business Arising from the Reports
None arising.
PART C. GENERAL BUSINESS
None received.
PART D. OTHER BUSINESS.
D1. Council Vacancy
D2. UniCentre Student Diary 2007
Refer to attachment 3.
D3. Committee Meetings
The Activities Committee will meet at 3.00 PM Wednesday 27 September 2006.D4. Next Meeting
Next Council meeting to be held at 3.30 PM Wednesday 27 September 2006 in Building 115.
It was noted that meetings on Wednesdays exclude the presence of Kerryn Hopkins, External Students' Officer. The President was directed to contact Ms Hopkins, and ask when she might be on the Wollongong campus, so the Council could schedule a meeting (including the option of rescheduling the next meeting) to suit Ms Hopkins' availability.
Meeting closed at 4.50 PM.
APPENDIX. ATTACHMENTS
- Letter of resignation from Ira Chiang, dated 10 September 2006, and effective from that date.
- Letter regarding WUSA child care subsidies from Jess Moore, dated 13 September 2006.
- Letter regarding advertsiing rates for 2007 Student Diary from Melissa Cicero, dated 18 August 2006.
- Year-to-date financial (petty cash and bank) records.
- Report by Emma Dalton on Kids' Uni fees and child care subsidies.
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