I. Call to Order
II. Pledge of Allegiance
III. Invocation- Freshmen Class Officer
IV. Roll Call – Caitlin Revene
V. Approval of the agenda
VI. Special orders of the day
a. David Harnage – Moseley Architects
i. Here to make sure we are on the same page on this project
ii. Here to develop a strategy of how the campus will be physically developed in the future
iii. Thoughts, ideas, and challenges about the future of the campus:
1. Parking situation: increasing parking and availability of parking lots and safety in and around parking lots for students
2. Willet gym: new basketball arena
3. road ways and walk ways of the campus; more ways to get to different areas of the campus à ex: Landings to Ruffner; bike paths
4. additional academic building in close proximity to rest of buildings
5. building a second dinning facility like another D-Hall; later hours for food availability
6. A Greek Row – street with houses for the Greek organizations
7. Student Union: a theatre with a mini stage; approximately 500/600 seats – be able to host movies, comics, concerts
8. building to projected enrollment size and not current class sizes
9. Green buildings and a green campus; more plants and trees
10. location for a 24 hour student lounge
11. keep places like Stubbs lawn and Wheeler lawn available to student activities
12. larger library to accommodate for the all the students
13. have a main entrance to the campus; or have more multiple entrances: possible have it on the top of the hill driving into campus à have a visitor parking lot at main entrance
14. keep Brock Common’s car free
15. Student Union very important; number one thing students would like to see changed
16. a new dance study – better accommodations for the arts
17. Important things that shouldn’t be touched: Wheeler lawn, Stubbs (sorority dorm), Colonnades, constant look across campus (academic look), small town feel, historical things such as benches and such, Cunningham Dorm, the windows in D-Hall
b. Presentation of the Cup
i. Presented to Stephen Lee
VII. Open Forum
a. Thanks for people who went to the ropes course
VIII. Old Business
a. SGA T-Shirts – Ashley Carawan/Ashley Etheridge
i. Enough money in the club account to pay for the shirts in whole and have money left over
ii. Move for SGA to pay for the shirts in whole from our zero dash account – motion passes
IX. New Business
a. SFC Report
i. On behalf of the committee move to allocate $2764.00 for the Chemistry Club
1. motion passes
b. Constitutions – Ashley Carawan
i. On behalf of the committee, move to pass Amnesty International Constitution – motion passes
X. Orders of the Day
a. Executive Report – Phillip Burns
i. COSGA applications due next Tuesday
ii. Hopefully we will have two new officers next Tuesday
iii. Virginian: organization information due by the end of the week by the end of the week
1. can email them to Phillip or Stefanie with information from organizations
2. Need to be in Phillips box by Friday at noon – dead line!
b. Committee Report – Committee Chairman
i. Recruitment Meeting at 3:00 Tuesday in the SGA
ii. LA meeting on the 14th at 6:00
iii. Physical Environment 4:15 on Thursday
XI. Open Forum
a. Tomorrow at 7:00 program through the business school Hiner 207
b. Mini-Golf Thursday for Trikes for Tikes
c. Basketball game at 7:00 on Friday; wear white t-shirts
d. This Thursday at 7:00 music department will have their concert in Wygal
e. December 1 – World Aids Day – Unity Alliance will be putting on programs throughout the week
f. Holiday Tree – will be put up soon
g. ADPi – magazine drive
h. ASA Fashion Show at 7:00 in the ballroom
i. Women in power week – speaker at 8:00 in Hiner 207
j. No meeting Tuesday before Thanksgiving break
k. Mountain Lake Conference this weekend
XII. Adjournment