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...seen progress in the second regard. Just this week, council representatives began an “Issue of the Week” campaign targeted at HCCR questions, soliciting students’ ideas on the timing of concentration choice. Additionally, some House representatives hold regular office hours before Sunday council meetings??as required by council bylaws—to gather student views about other issues. Yet this outreach is still spotty. Different House representatives display varying levels of commitment to collecting student input. Glazer and Nichols must pound it into the heads of all council representatives that their first...
...He’s a hard worker. You can tell in meetings??he always comes up with a lot of questions for the coaches,” junior linebacker Matt Thomas says. “You can tell he’s paying attention, looking at videotape. On the field, you can tell he’s picking up on things, and he’s always communicating. He does his best to get everyone on the same page...
Bloomstein says the neighborhood representatives in Agassiz tried to keep the community behind them in the process by holding periodic votes at neighborhood meetings??which he calls “sanity checks”—to make sure the residents still supported the direction of the negotiations...
Engaging the campus community in the process does not mean simply holding “town hall meetings?? at which students can voice their views—although that is a laudable goal listed in Mahan’s platform. In order to persuasively lobby on students’ behalves, the council must improve the way it gauges student attitudes and actively encourage students to express those opinions. Town hall meetings might draw a few curricular review enthusiasts, but most students are too busy to discuss policy changes that may not affect them. Council representatives must bring...
They hope to hold bi-weekly “town hall meetings?? to discuss current IOP projects and solicit feedback from students, he said...