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RESUMEN DEL SENADO 9/6: Se espera audiencia judicial de ASUN para el ‘cambio de marca’ de la pasantía, una nueva resolución aprobada y dos renuncias

by Jaqueline Lopez
September 19, 2023
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Audiencia Judicial De ASUN del 11 de septiembre 

En el informe oficial del presidente del tribunal de la universidad, Brayden Taeubel, anunció una audiencia judicial sobre la nueva legislación presentada a la mesa en la reunión del senado el 30 de agosto. Aween Ali, senadora de la facultad de ingeniería, presentó la legislación en nombre de Hannah Dayna Alquiza, vicepresidenta de los estudiantes asociados de la Universidad de Nevada, Reno, e Isabella Hatt, directora de asuntos ejecutivos.

Erin Shaffer, senadora de la facultad de artes liberales, presentó un cargo ante el consejo de la judicatura por correo electrónico el 4 de septiembre, a la que Jefrin Jojan, senadora de la facultad de ingeniería, asunto más tarde en la reunión. Shaffer reiteró que el cambio de marca de pasantías fue discutida en la reunión del 30 de agosto y fracasó con un voto de 3 a 15, sin embargo, Shaffer informó que un recordatorio por correo electrónico fue enviado recientemente a los solicitantes de pasantías para pedirles que se inscriban para sus entrevistas. El correo electrónico incluía “asociación” en lugar de pasantía en el título. 

“[El correo electrónico] mostró que la junta directiva o [el gabinete del presidente] no estaba siguiendo la decisión que el senado había tomado, así que decidí presentar un cargo”, dijo Shaffer.

El consejo decidió aceptar el caso el 6 de septiembre. 

La audiencia de apertura, Shaffer v. ASUN Internship, tendrá lugar el 11 de septiembre a las 8 a.m. en la sala de conferencias del presidente. 

La Resolución 91 del Senado Aprobada 

El senado apresuraron a S.R. 91, una resolución vinculante para crear la adición de la presentación de invitados a la mesa del Senado.

Shaffer trajo la legislación a la mesa basada en la Legislatura del Estado de Nevada. Los representantes de la legislatura estatal pueden traer invitados, quienes pueden ser reconocidos por sus logros en el registro público. La legislación proponía invitar a dos estudiantes invitados a la mesa para ser reconocidos y recibir un certificado; los invitados no tendrían derecho a hablar o votar en la mesa.

“La intención también es reconocer a nuestros estudiantes, ya que somos nosotros los que representamos a nuestros estudiantes. Esto es para crear otra oportunidad para reconocerlos en la mesa y en el registro público”, dijo Shaffer.

Los senadores enviarán un correo electrónico al orador sobre los nominados, sin embargo, no hay proceso de aprobación y depende del senador quien los está llevando a la mesa. A lo que Aween Ali, senadora de la facultad de ingeniería añadió: “Me gusta esta idea … Pero siento que tiene que haber algún tipo de proceso para esto”. 

Alí señaló que todos pueden tener una idea diferente sobre qué tipo de logro vale la pena reconocer.

Joel Martin, senador del colegio de artes liberales propuso la idea de crear una enmienda que deje el reconocimiento del estudiante a la discreción del orador. La enmienda permitiría a Fayza Salah, la presidenta del senado, imponer precedentes sobre qué tipo de reconocimientos se pondrían a la mesa. La nueva enmienda fue votada por unanimidad y se añadió a la línea 12 de la legislación.

Jojan propuso anunciar a los invitados al comienzo de la reunión bajo la sección “Recibo de peticiones y correspondencia” en lugar de “Negocios varios”, que se discute al final de la reunión. Mover el tema de la agenda significa que los estudiantes no tienen que esperar hasta el final de la reunión para ser reconocidos. La votación a favor de esta enmienda ha sido unánime.

Después de que la enmienda cambiará, la votación a favor de la resolución fue aprobada por unanimidad. 

Renuncias

En esta reunión, Tracy, senador de la facultad de ingeniería y Mackenzie Taylor, senador de la facultad de artes liberales, renunciaron al senado por cuestiones de agenda. 

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