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pop up, <ni(i I think (we'll pit)
planning for smiill fires and
making sure ifial tho ASUO is
involved in a lol of wtuit goes
on We want to get things set
up so that in future years the
ASWO will still have a strong
role regardless of who's in the
president v
DDK: Vou've made some
changes in the stall positions
In adding .in International af
fairs coordinator (Lilian
Mat harm) and also divided the
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University affairs coordinators
will more or less do
the saint! things, just in .1 differ
ent wav They have the same
type of workload, il jusl tiiift!r
enliales helween e\at llv what
they're dealing with We ere
ated the international affairs
position because international
students on this campus are
very underrepresented and
having someone in our office,
on our staff, will help us iietter
understand their perspective
We're hoping that (Macharia)
can lie a liaison between the In
[emotional Student Association
and the ASl ()
()I)t : So international stu
dents cun come to her as a re
source
JB: Yeah, one of till! biggest
problems that's happened in
the [last is that there are cultut
al isirriers and cultural differ
cnees and there are also lan
guage harriers
1'hat s whv it's different than
setting up a position Unit would
In- for domestic students J.v
ervone III Illy office Is a domes
In student except lor the inter
national affairs coordinator
l iie reason that Was set up Is
that we need someone who c
aware of the same 1 mean
they iTi.n come from some
where else, 1 believe Lila is
from Kenya, and she may not
understand what it's like to he
from Japan, but she still faces
the same barriers as any other
A
foreign studiints because of the
iiitcrniition.il perspective and
that's win that position was set
up
ODE: Over the past levs
Years, there's been talk of set
ting up an athletic department
hoard of directors. Do you
think that will happen this
year?
IVV: I've been talking a lot to
(Assistant Athletic Director)
Sands Walton We just got fin
ished with the (AD) contract
and in it she promised that, if
need be, a student from our of
fice would fie a liaison between
our office and ihu athletic de
partment and that if they had
any meetings that we would be
given ample notice in order to
attend
JB: One of the things that
we've realized recently is that
there's the Student Athletes
Board and the ASIJO needs to
work with it With the Cas
anova Center being built and
now functioning, student ath
letes are going to lie even mom
isolated from the campus than
they already are They're not
part of the campus population
They are hut they're not, in that
all their needs are met awov
from the student population so
it's reallv hard to reach that
group of people
The reason for setting up the
Student Athletes Board is to
work with students on that is
sue so what we need to do is
pul energy and time into gel
ling out and talking to student
athletes The ASIJO is cur
reiitlv looking into tin' issue ol
graduation rates lor athletes ol
J\\ W i ikm inti
setting up .1 transition program
!i>r student athletes who have
either lost their eligibility or
just are no longer able to play
I he transition program would
basically entail something like
an orientation that would show
them how to survive after Ix'ing
"pampered' by the athletic de
partment.
[ ‘We’re going to follow through
on our promises and make
sure that accessibility is a little
bit easier.’
JoSonja Watson
JB: A lot of the time, when
student athletes lose their eligi
bility or .ire no longer able to
play, they go into a severe de
pression. because that's their
outlet, that's a lot of their rea
son for being here
IW: This program would
help them find people on cam
pus to help them with classes,
figure out how to finish school,
just get on with life in general
ODE: After all the controver
sy last year with (former Inci
dental Fee Committee member)
Mike Colson over the possible
altering of minutes, he was vot
(Hi oui ny mo
IFC in June.
Now he's
filed u com
plaint with
the ASUO re
garding (cur
r o n t I F C
m e m her)
Lydia Lorma,
accusing nor of making unau
thorized changes in the min
utes What's the status of that
complaint and where do you
see this ending?
JB: The ASUO is dealing
with the complaint. 1 have
pulled inyscdf off of the investi
gation due to a very obvious
conflict of interest.
JW: Same for me.
(Bills and Watson wore both
IFC members last year.)
(B: Bobby Lee, the affirma
tive action director, is taking
care of it and I have delegated
my role to Wendy Curran, who
is our events coordinator. (Stu
dent Senate member) John
I homes has delegated Ills role
to Alexandra Foote The inves
tigation hasn't started yet, but I
know they've been looking into
it. They’re looking into a varie
ty of options as to iiow they'll
go about the Investigation
I know that when the Consti
tution Court ruled during
spring term that the ASUO has
ttie right and the responsibility
to do an investigation, the
ASUO took that very seriously
and we're intending on billow
ing through
01)1 llo Bills) What is that
tattoo on the inside of your an
kle
|B That's ,t lubrvs, it s a pur
ple triangle with the bettleax of
the Amazon on the inside I
always wanted a tattoo I'm go
ing to gel another tattoo soon.
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