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Wednesday, Nov. 1
Inclusivity is Key
Message from President Nino 

Many of your student government boards are tackling the challenge of creating a more inclusive environment for all students here at the Beach. Amidst all the controversy at the national level, it is important that we respect the spaces that we create for one another so that each and every student in our community can be successful.

Being inclusive is not only limited to respecting the spaces that are reserved for the many diverse communities, but we must also respect the opinions of others. We can only solve the problems we face by listening to everyone's viewpoints. By engaging in respectful dialogue, we become better educated students, leaders and community members. Do not stray from a delicate subject because you are afraid to express your opinion. Be bold, be respectful and engage with different communities so that we can work together as one.

Go Beach!
IN THE SENATE  
Wednesdays - 3:30 p.m. Farber Senate Chambers (USU-234)
The board approved the first readings of a resolution in support of maintaining Title IX programs and a resolution  football exploratory committee. Three Students at-Large were elected to the Social Justice and Equity Committee: Yasmeen Azam, Yajaira Negrete and Sarah Cobos.
LOBBY CORPS
Thursdays - 12:30 p.m. (USU 234 )
Members of Lobby Corps (LC) will be visiting Senator Quirk-Silva on Nov. 1 in order to advocate for legislation that supports the DREAM Act of 2017, mental health, and sustainable funding for the CSU. LC also discussed strategies that will support the RISE educational campaign, which includes monthly info sessions for students to attend.
BOARD OF CONTROL
Thursdays - 2 p.m. (USU-234)
Last week, the BOC approved a total amounting more than $5,700 for programming, travel and research grants.

The Chicanx Latinx Studies Student Association was funded to host their annual Chicanx Latinx Symposium on Saturday, Nov. 4 from 9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in College of Business Administration (CBA) Rooms 140 and 141. The purpose of this event is to expose prospective students to Chicano Latino studies. There will be workshops and discussions with current students to inform its attendees on the benefits of studying Chicano Latino studies as a major or minor.
WEDNESDAY'S SENATE MEETING
  • Invocation by Mary Stephens, Vice President for Administration and Finance
  • ASI President Joe Nino - State of the Associated Students
  • Resolution on Football Exploratory Committee - Second Reading
  • Resolution on Support of Title IX and Maintaining Preponderance of Evidence - Second Reading
  • Resolution ASI Stands - First Reading
PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT


Join ASI Judiciary Wednesday, Nov. 1 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. as they host a protesting rights panel discussion as a part of their Know You Rights campaign. This First Amendment focused panel discussion will explore how to best express your rights while on a college campus. 

Annual Chess Event

Applications are now open for the 23rd Annual California Higher Student Summit. Apply before Nov. 10 on BeachSync to be considered for this advocacy-focused educational experience!
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