Meeting Minutes 2/4/19

CEB AGENDA

Monday, February 4th, 2019

6:00 PM. in the DSCC - UMC 457

Call to Order
Roll Call

Present: Nora, Isabelle, Hayden, Mavjuda, Skylar, Christina F., Olivia, Niko, Jessica, Julisa, Erin , Christina C., Jemil

Proxies: Sowmya for Christina R., Isabelle for Ashley, Christina F. for Chidera, Isabelle for Ashley, Julisa for Helen

Excused:

Absent: Ashley, Christina R

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Open Hearing

Approval of the Minutes

Approval of the Agenda

New Business
1. Social Media Coordinator
  1. Looking for a new person!
  2. Christina has been gracious and covering, thank you, Christina!
2. We will be reviewing new member applications next week
  1. Currently at 4
  2. Reached out to previous applicants
  3. Reviewing applications and interviewing new members
    1. Look at applications before Monday, deadline on Friday
    2. Interviewing everyone
3. MAASU at 7pm
  1. Coming to speak with us, want to ensure CU students want to go for free
  2. Available to all CU students
  3. Students fees already going to the event
  4. Notes
    1. Joanne, Joey, and Isaac
    2. Mission Statement: We strive to recognize the needs of the Asian Pacific Islanders American (APIA) Community by:
      1. Assisting schools with the establishment of APIA student organizations
    3. Why conference is hosted by CU Boulder this year:
      1. Want to show how great Boulder is
      2. Nationwide conference
      3. This serves as a great opportunity to for students to connect and find a community as well as other universities are striving to build a strong APIA community on home campuses
    4. How MAASU Benefits Students
      1. Networking
        About 900 people attend the event
      2. Workshops
        Cover different topics that are ethnic based, social justice and business workshops
      3. Be a part of the movement
    5. Speakers
      1. Canwen Xu
        Nanjing, China
        Studied at Columbia University
        Promoted racial dialogue in TEDx Talk titled: “I Am Not You Asian Stereotype”
      2. JRod Twins
        Youtubers Justin and Jason
        Cover duets of popular songs
        More than 180,000 subscribers
        Originally born in Vietnam
        Parents immigrated to America to escape the Communist regime in place
        Share their story of pursuing the arts and entertainment
    6. 4 Organizations are donating for students currently
      1. They do not know if they are receiving $12,000 from the student organizations
    7. Budget Request
      1. Opening Ceremony Speaker - $400.00
        Southwest Airfare (March 8-10)
      2. Keynote Speaker/Workshop Presenter Lodging - $1,900.00
        Holiday Inn ($139/night)
      3. JRod Twins - $6,ooo
      4. Workshop Presenter Lunch - $300.00
        Subway Catering
      5. Glenn Miller Ballroom - $600.00
      6. Budget total - $9,200.00
      7. Total also covers for 150 CU students to go for free
    8. Questions
      1. Are you allocating money for students to attend the event?
        Yes, we are engaging in asking students to attend, cannot make the money used for students since it is not their event.
        Want to cover travel fees for people who cannot come
      2. If CEB was to not fund your event, where would you receive the money?
        Would use sponsor fee and student pay to pay for the event. If total not covered, they will have to increase students price
      3. What is money for?
        Money is fro keynote speaker and students who would to attend the event who cannot afford it
        Will allocate money on a first come first serve basis
      4. For this budget, is it your first night for the Conference?
        $2,000 has already been confirmed for the keynote
        Will use extra money in the budget they are asking for (they overestimated how much money they need by $2000) will go for audio and video costs
      5. What is the cost per person to attend the conference and how much is the cost of booking space in the conference?
        $70 per person to enter
        Majority from registration fees
        If they were to receive CEB funding though, then it would lower costs
      6. Are only 150 students allowed to enter the conference for free?
        Students who are volunteering their time to the conference are having their fees paid for. Want 60-70 volunteers for the event
        150 students will get their fee covered
        75 will have their fees covered because they are volunteers
    9. Motion to table MAASU until next Monday
      1. 13-0-1
4. SOR
  1. Finance Board - asked for $30,000
  2. Was given $50,000
  3. Tough decisions to be made, be as diligent as possible
  4. We might not fund a couple of events
  5. Many cost centers have asked for additional funds so SOR knows there are needs

Old Business
1. Fifth Funding Cycle
  1. 6:30pm - Tau Psi Omega “Speaker” April 29th @ Glenn Miller Ballroom - Chidera and Jemil
    1. Notes
      1. Multicultural fraternity
      2. Speaker event want to bring Justin Bell
        Plays Rafael in Jane the Virgin, a director, wants to dismantle toxic masculinity
        Men taught a script that oftentimes hurts women, want to bring Justin to campus to change toxic masculinity atmosphere, can teach people the importance of vulnerability
        Justin was doing a speaker event at Stanford, he said he would come to CU
        Personally motivated him to pursue this event
    2. Funding:
      1. Speaker - $50,000
      2. Airfare - $4,000
      3. Facility Rental - $1,000
    3. Questions
      1. If CEB chooses to fund this event, the event will be a collaboration between Tau Psi Omega and CEB since the speaker funds exceed $10,000. Is this something your organization comfortable with?
        Yes, they are comfortable with a collaboration
      2. If CEB did not fund you for this speaker, who would be your second option?
        They did not find a second speaker.
      3. They asked: What is the likelihood of being Justin being denied?
        Cannot tell you that.
      4. Were you able to reserve Macky Auditorium?
        Need CEB to help reserve Macky, since it is a $10,000 fee to reserve
      5. How are you going to guarantee that men identified students attend this event?
        Are already doing a workshop with MESA to help men. Are going to use personal networks and advertising, tabling to advertise
        They have trouble having men recognize them as fraternities garner a lot of attention
      6. With the date of the event close to finals week, would you be open to choosing another date for your event?
        Thinking about the dates available for these dates
        April 29th is on Monday, small leeway of time before finals
        Hoping that the pressure students are experiencing will lead them to the event, or people will not study till later
      7. Would you feel comfortable if this event was moved to the Macky Auditorium?
        They would feel comfortable.
      8. Have you gone to a finance board for funding of your event?
        No, not yet, but it is an option. Have not had a lot of awareness of other financial boards
      9. Do you think this is a better event to come to in the fall?
        Thinking about this event to do this semester last semester.
        Wanted to plan another event for Planned Parenthood for awareness of sexual health, but felt driven to have the event in the Spring
        Can be promising to hold in the Fall due to new semester Freshman
      10. Have you had a discussion if he could come next Fall?
        Has not come up, can ask. He thought since a lot of openings were in Glenn Miller that it would be a good time
      11. They ask: How can I be involved and help you?
        First funding cycle is in July for an event in September.
      12. Can you provide us with the schedule of your event?
    4. Move to approve Tau Psi Omega for cultural relevance
      1. Tau Psi Omega is culturally relevant due to the desire to disrupt toxic masculinity and introduction of vulnerability to male identified students, and creates advocates for women.
    5. Cultural Relevance Statement:
      1. Motion passes 9-0-2
    6. Motion to move discussion to retreat
      1. Motion passes 9-0-2
    7. Questions for them
  2. VeRVE Collisionz “12th Annual VeRVE Collisionz Street Dance Competition” April 20th @ Glenn Miller Ballroom - Jemil and Hayden
    1. Responses:
      1. Who would you choose as your second performer should your first performer be denied, and what would the price of that performer be?
      2. Regarding our performers, our exhibition team is the most important part of our event. They are at the forefront of it all as we showcase them throughout the entire event. We rely on them to hold a workshop and also professionally judge the competition. We would like that team to be Str8jacket, as they are nationally renowned. We also did not look into other teams because we are extremely keen in having Str8jacket as our exhibition team this year. We are willing to compromise on other areas of our budget this year, so CEB can approve Str8jacket to be our exhibition team.
    2. Funding Notes:
      1. Facility Rental - $940 - $940
      2. Performers/Speakers
        MC - $400 - $400
        Str8jacket - $9,000 - $9,000
      3. Videographer - $150 - $0
      4. Advertising - $300 - $300
      5. Security - $620 - $620
      6. Parking - $100 - $0
      7. Food - $300 - $0
      8. Props/Costumes (Staff T-Shirts) - $550 - $0
      9. Production - $1,950 - $1,950
      10. Total: $13,210.00
  3. African Student Association “Tour of Africa” April 20th @ Lower Rec -

Nora and Helen

1. Responses:
  1. “We have been waiting for Program Council for a proper quote. We were told that it takes about a day or two to get the quotes back from vendors for staging drapes and pipes. We have been in communication with Nick and he says they are still working on it. Until then these are the rough estimates we have from them from last week after speaking to them on the phone:
    -Audio: $850
    -Lighting- $650
    -Staging- $3500
    -Curtains (drapes and pipes) $500-600
    -Labor: $1200-1800
    Bleachers from the rec are $25 for four rows. We plan on getting two for a total of $50.”
2. Funding Notes:
  1. Facility (Lower Gym) - $230 - $230
  2. Operating Supplies (Program Council) - $8,500 - $7,450
  3. Food - $7,650 - $5880
  4. Performers (DJ and MC) - $800 - $800
  5. Advertising - $500 - $500
  6. Photographer and Henna Artist - $550 - $200
  7. Props and Costumes - $50 - $50
  8. Food Utensils (Napkins, plates) - 150
  9. Total - $15,260
Sikh Student Association “Sikh Week” April 8th-12th @ UMC, Norlin Quad, Norlin Fountains, & Kitt - Chidera and Sowmya
1. Responses
  1. Can you confirm the locations for your event?
    1. We can confirm two out of three of the locations of the event, the Conference of World Affairs is still talking with EPC for our final day.
  2. If two of your days were denied, which day would you prefer CEB to fund and what items/amount would that cover?
    1. We would want to do all the events on one day and make it Sikh Day instead of a week if possible
2. Funding Notes:
  1. Operating Supplies (Turbans) - $3,000 - $1,500
  2. Advertising - $2,130 - $500
  3. Advertising? (Paper Programs/Event Tickets/Prayer Prints) - $700 - $0
  4. Operating supplies (Scissors) - $15 - $0
  5. Food Day 1 - $256
  6. Performers:
    1. Bhai Sahib (Priest) - $700 - $700
    2. DJ - $2,500 - $0
    3. Speaker + Airfare - $8,000 - $0
  7. Props/Costumes
    1. Kirtan Instruments - $800 - $800
    2. Chaadhar - $45 - $45
    3. Headscarves - $1,160 - $650
    4. Prayer Prints - $300
    5. Food Day 2: $250 - $242
    6. Photobooth - $275 - $0
  8. Production (Movie Night) - $750 - $750
  9. Day 3 - $0
  10. First Day: Part 1 (Monday) - $2,256
  11. First Day: Part 2 - 3,500 - $2,637
  12. Total: $5,743 (this budget is for day one and day two only)
CU Comedy Club “Speaker” April 19th @ Glenn Miller Ballroom - Skylar and Jessica
1. Responses:
  1. If both comedians are denied by CEB, who would be your third choice for a comedian, in reference to a smaller price?
    1. Contacted Sasheer Zamata’s management but have not heard back from them.
2. Funding Notes:
  1. Speaker - $30,000 or $23,000 - $30,000
  2. Advertising - $800 - $500
  3. Security - $1,000 - $1,000
  4. Glenn Miller - $794.00 - $794
  5. Total: $32,294
Persian Student Organization “Norouz” April 5th @ Williams Village Dining Center - Jessica and Julisa
1. Responses

What are some strategies your organization has to enlarge the student to community ratio at your event?
1. We were hoping to incentivise student participation by increased advertising, highlighting renowned performers, and advertising food.

1. Funding Notes:
  1. Advertising - $500 - $500
  2. Facility Rental - $4,460 - $4,460
  3. Security - $1,000 - $1,000
  4. Props/Costumes - $1,520.08 - $1,520.08
  5. Food - $3,600 - $3,163
  6. Hotel/Lodging - $1,410 - $1,410
  7. Performers/Speakers - $8,950 - $8,950
  8. Airfare - $2,500 - $2,500
  9. Total - $23,504
Graduate Musicology Society “Haitian-Creole Music and Culture with Speakers” April 19th @ Old Main Chapel and Koenig Alumni Center - Hayden and Helen
1. Responses:
  1. Is the second speaker holistically needed for the success of your event?
  2. We consider Jayme Stone’s involvement to be essential to the overall impact of our event. Not only has Stone acted as a liaison between GMS and several other artists, Leyla being the only one available, but he is also a well-known public figure in the Front Range folk music scene. Stone’s involvement means increasing exposure for CU Boulder and CEB and is a key networking figure in this project. We also envision Stone as a mediator between academia and the folk music scene, thus increasing engagement of the student population. This is evident in Downbeat magazine’s description of Stone as a “consummate team player” with the unique ability to bridge gaps between intellectual and musical minds, and older and younger generations through collaborative projects.
  3. How are you getting your food from Loveland delivered here or what is the processing of transportation?
  4. Mo’Betta Gumbo has included the cost of transportation and drop-off in their price.
2. Funding Notes:
  1. Performers/Speakers
    1. Leyla McCalla - $15,000 - $15,000
    2. Jayme Stone - $1,000 - $$1,000
  2. Facility - $2,000 - $2,000
  3. Food - $3,500 - $2,800
  4. Advertising - $500 - $500
  5. Rental Car - $400 - $150
  6. Total: $21,450
Students for Sensible Drug Policy “2019 Cannabis and Psychedelic Symposium” April 17th @ Wolf Law - Victor and Christina R.
1. Responses
2. Funding Notes:
  1. Advertising - $350 -
  2. Performers/Speakers
    1. Speaker 1 - $200 -
    2. Speaker 2 - $200 -
    3. Speaker 3 - $200 -
    4. Speaker 4 - $200 -
    5. Per Diem - $100 -
  3. Airfare - $500 -
  4. Ground transportation - $70 -
  5. Hotel/Lodging - $250 -
  6. Parking - $225 -
  7. Supplies - $210 -
3. Move to approve CEB funding of $0 for the Student for Sensible Drug Policy
  1. 8-0-1
International Festival Committee “IFest” April 14th @ Glenn Miller Ballroom and UMC 235 - Ashley and Isabelle
1. Responses
2. Funding Notes:
  1. Security - $775 - $775
  2. Food - $19,500 - $18,450
  3. Parking - $200 - $0
  4. Facility Rental - $1,200 - $1,200
  5. Production (Program Council) - $2,700 - $2,700
  6. Gifts/Awards - Prizes and Wristbands - $700 - $0
  7. Advertising - $4,200 - $500
  8. Performers - $700 - 700
  9. Photo Booth - $500 - $0
  10. Miscellaneous funds - $800 - $800
  11. T-Shirts for event staff - $400 - $0
  12. Total: $25,125
Creative Writing Association “Poetry Month Performer Series” April 4th @ Club 156 - Sowmya and Skylar
1. Responses
2. Funding Notes:
  1. Performer -
    1. Jay Dodd - $2,500 - $2,500
    2. Danez Smith - $6,500 - $6,500
  2. Advertising - $100 - $100
  3. Airfare - $306 - $306
  4. Hotel/Lodging - $474 - $474
  5. Club 156 - $100
  6. Total: $9,980
CHEMunity “A Night with Marie Curie” April 4th @ Old Main Chapel - Nickey and Ashley
1. Responses
2. Funding:
  1. Performers/Speakers - $1,250 - $1,250
  2. Advertising - $150 - $150
  3. Production - $200 - $200
  4. Total: $1,600
3. Move to approve CEB funding of XXX for CHEMunity
Middle Eastern Student Association “Multicultural Fashion Show” April 5th @ UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom - Julisa and Christina
1. Responses

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AlrUTh4GhSvcYPOGkhbY0l_MckIRmx-RA8FSBmrBcnc/edit?usp=sharing

1. Funding:
  1. Advertising - $412 - $412
  2. Production - $1,100 - $900
  3. Facility Rental - $800 - $300
  4. Food - $3,000 - $2000
  5. Performers
    1. Speaker/MC - $2,000 - $2,000
    2. Performances - $300 - $300
    3. DJ - $250 - $250
  6. Security - $200 - $200
  7. Photo Booth - $2,000 - $0
  8. Gifts/Awards/Prizes - $100 - $0
  9. Total: $7,062
Move to bundle VeRVE Collisionz, African Student Association, Sikh Student Association, Persian Student Association, CU Comedy Club, Graduate Musicology Society, International Festival Committee, Creative Writing Association, CHEMunity, and Middle Eastern Student Association for $155,278
1. Motion passes 9-0-1

April 2019
Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
	1	2	3	4 CHEMunity (6-8:30, Old Main)	5 MESA (6-10, Ballroom) PSO (6-10, Village Center)	6
7	8 SSA	9	10 SSA	11 Creative Writing Association (7-10, Club 156)	12 SSA	13
14 IFest (3-7, Ballroom & UMC 235)	15	16	17 SSDP (10-8, Wolf Law)	18	19 Grad Musicology Soc (6-8:30, Old Main) CU Comedy Club (7-9, Ballroom)	20 ASA (5:30-10:30, Lower Rec) VeRVE Collisionz (7-10, Ballroom)
21	22	23	24	25 Creative Writing Association (7-10, Club 156)	26	27
28	29 Tau Psi Omega (7-9, Ballroom)	30

Third Funding Cycle
1. Breakin Club “Rockers Rumble” - Saturday, February 2nd 11:00am-11:00pm Glenn Miller Ballroom - Sowmya and Victor
  1. Advertising
    1. Nice overall design/scheme for the vibe of the event it really showed at the actual event
    2. Provided two different flyers one for online and one to be posted on campus
    3. Did it with time and efficiency
    4. I saw posters in every single building I am in
  2. Content
    1. Overall competition was engaging, entertaining, and exciting
    2. Competitors although competing with each other showed a good sense of community and good moral
    3. Range in participants for the competition. Ranging from kids around nine years of age to mid-twenties.
    4. Music was hype and definitely enhanced the event itself
    5. Plenty of community members
    6. AMAZING!!!
      1. Life changing event
  3. Logistics
    1. Did well with budgeting and coordinating throughout their own board.
    2. Always had a back up plan for everything if anything went wrong
    3. Ended ahead of schedule (prepared for any issues that would conflict with scheduling of event)
      1. Actually impressed with how well the event ran due to how much tasks and responsibility each team member had to take on.
    4. No vendors!
  4. Future
    1. Give more time for advertisement
    2. Make campus more aware of what a, “Rocker’s Rumble” is all about
    3. Have more students attend event
    4. Explanation or educational piece incorporated into the event
  5. Emergency
    1. One of the judges had a family emergency and James personally paid for his ticket to go back home
    2. Was the judge already paid for?
      1. Assuming he was not paid despite lodgings prices
    3. Group was under budget
    4. Changed the flight, judge still performed and fulfilled obligations
2. Chinese Students and Scholars Association “Chinese Lunar New Year” - February 16th @ Lower Gym at 4:30pm-10:30pm - Christina F. and Ashley
  1. Update:
    1. I talked to Chenhao in class. The cultural booths and food will be served from 4:30pm to 5:45. The performances will start at 5:45 and end at 7:30. The rest of the event there will be games. I have sent them the edits for their posters.
    2. Have started postering today
    3. Will be setting up booth in UMC starting this Wednesday 2/6
    4. Sent over a more detailed layout of their schedule
    5. Asking them for better communication
    6. Starting to table Wednesday
3. Vietnamese Student Association “VSA Lunar New Year Show” Feb. 9th @ Glenn Miller Ballroom at 6pm - Jessica
  1. Update: No updates!
4. CU Boulder Asian Studies Graduate Association “CUBASGA Conference” February 15th Norlin Library 5th Floor: British and Irish Room Norlin Library -16th @ Hellems 247 & 252 - Niko and Jemil
  1. Update: No updates!
5. Sigma Psi Zeta “Culture Shock” Feb. 16th @ Glenn Miller Ballroom at 7pm- Skylar and Isabelle
  1. Update: Went live with event on Friday
Fourth Funding Cycle
1. Nepalese Student Association (NSA) “Nepal Night” March 9th @ Glenn Miller Ballroom at 6pm- Hayden and Christina R.
  1. Update: No new updates
2. Movimiento Estudiantil Xicanx de Aztlán (MEXA) “Semana de la Muxer” March 11th-15th @ Multiple venues/times - Julisa
  1. Update: transfer of $100 from the Dj to Johanna's ticket for the flight.

Officer Reports

Advisor
1. Evaluation season for Professional Staff: https://cuboulder.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0feAgkfazicF0IB
2. Want to give Erin feedback! Thank you, Erin, for all your hard work!
3. Due date: Friday, by 5pm
Leg Council
1. No updates
CUSG Liaison
1. Committee for student advisors are going to organize an event to give more feedback
  1. Will be sometime in February
2. Election packets are officially out for opportunities to run for CUSG
Webmaster
1. Send me your bios pls asap tech5494@colorado.edu
Social Media Coordinator
1. Elections will be next week! Till end of the semester
Student Outreach Coordinator
1. Ton of applicants!!! Are going to have more applicants
Speakers Coordinator
1. Meeting was held with DSB last week regarding more of the logistics for VD event as well as how both boards will contribute to a successful event
  1. Potentially discussed hosting a meeting with both boards on Wednesday, 3/20 to discuss RoD as well as roles, responsibilities, and expectations. Meeting would be fully catered and potentially hosted at 6pm...let us know your availability
    1. 4 people would be able to make it
  2. Talked a bit more during the meeting about how reception would be held, potential announce date for the event (either a day before or after Oscars, so potentially 2/22 or 2/25)
    1. Leaning till after Oscars
    2. Meeting with Strategic Relations on Friday and working out game plan for TB and VD
  3. Thank you for your feedback regarding the VD poster as revisions are being sent to Catherine/marketing team via Erin!
2. Exec board meeting was held this past Friday regarding overall layout of CEB events for the semester, ticketing, announcements, etc, and with VD and TB coming the same month, exec team came up with announcing VD and TB a week apart, as well as ticketing.
  1. Ticketing for VD 3/11-3/15
  2. Ticketing for TB 3/18-3/22 (can sell VD during this week if necessary)
    1. Hoping to sell out of VD tickets
  3. TB 4/1- 4/5 if necessary
3. Since there would be a gap between now and April for when speakers would be coming through CEB’s end, I was wanting to see if we’d like to entertain the idea of bringing back Isra Chaker into our discussion. As we have been focused on bringing female-identified speakers this semester as well as have gone above budget with our funds already, she would be the most financially feasible as well as would cover a mass array of topics the board has expressed interest in seeing these past speakers discussions (also can cover the refugee crisis, or how to be an activist/advocate during the Trump era). Would potentially be a small March event in an effort to celebrate Women’s Herstory Month...thoughts?
  1. An intentionally smaller event
4. Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences expressing interest in bringing Emma Fay Rudkin to campus...thoughts?
  1. Typically, people can reach out to CEB and this individual sent this email to 20 different people on campus
  2. Involved in young life, would be part of message
  3. Table until retreat
Assistant Speakers Coordinator
1. Working on scheduling the screenings. I saw the suggestions from last week, and I’m leaning towards Widows for one of the showings and for the second one, I would like it to be more centered around sexual violence in current day society or the #MeToo movement itself.
2. Leaning towards February 27th (Widows) and March 6th or 13th. Any suggestions for dates that would work better?
3. Man Enough Trailer I’m not sure how I feel about this. Not a movie, it’s an hour long episode from Wayfarer Entertainment. I like the people involved, but this is really the only trailer I can find so I don’t really have a great idea of what all is going to covered.
4. The Hunting Grounds
  1. About rape on college campuses
5. The Reckoning: Hollywood’s Worst Kept Secret Trailer I like this because, since sexual assault was finally being acknowledged in Hollywood, it led to huge shifts in the conversation we in society have about sexual assault and what needs to be done about it. Also, the conversation starting in Hollywood really sparked the awareness of the #MeToo movement and started the Times Up movement as well.
Marketing Coordinator
1. WE EXTENDED THE ACCEPTANCE DATE FOR APPLICATIONS!
  1. New member applications are now due this Friday (Feb. 8) at midnight. (New member interviews will still be next Monday.) Spread the word!
  2. The updated poster for this extension was sent on GroupMe, but you can also find it under 2018-2019 > Marketing > Recruitment > Spring 2019 New Members > “EXTENDED New Members 2019 - IG (1)”
  3. I also posted about it on FB and IG, so share those if you haven’t already
2. Remember, retreat is on February 17 (Sun.) from 10 AM to ~4:30 PM
  1. Fill out the waiver for the escape room here: https://whatisenigma.checkfront.com/reserve/document/?template_id=1&id=TJSL-040219
  2. Any preferences for catering?
    1. Bagels
    2. Chipotle
    3. Modern Market
Secretary/Historian
1. Please fill out CEB Office Spring 2019 Schedule when you know your schedule for this year
Chair
1. Presentations page here
2. Meeting with DSB with Ashley
3. No one has signed up to work on the mission statement
  1. Please contact Mavjuda if interested
4. Get key cards for members
5. Will start Presentations week after next

Adjourn

9:55pm

Board Contact Information

Ashley - (720)-345-2583 - Budgetary
Chidera - (720)-364-0652 - Budgetary
Christina F. - (630)- 624-1789
Christina R. - (719)-439-8356 - Budgetary
Erin - (970)-397-9461 - Advisor
Hayden - (720)-254-2368 - Budgetary
Helen - (650)-759-5756 - Budgetary
Isabelle - (505)-414-3631
Jemil - (720)-532-5521
Jessica - (720)-999-1656
Julisa - (720)-401-2625
Mavjuda - (720)-308-4027 - Budgetary
Nickey - (720)-519-6851
Niko - (303)-564-3760
Nora - (303)-968-4716- Budgetary
Skylar - (719)-291-0520- Budgetary
Sowmya - (201)-367-8289
Victor - (719)-290-0886

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