Penn Undergraduate Assembly - Your Student Government » NEC http://pennua.org Wed, 14 Mar 2012 23:34:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc en hourly 1 Run for Penn Student Government! http://pennua.org/2010/02/run-for-penn-student-government/ http://pennua.org/2010/02/run-for-penn-student-government/#comments Thu, 25 Feb 2010 17:27:24 +0000 Mark Pan http://pennua.org/?p=3103 Want to influence legislation at Penn? Hope to be an integral part of your Class’ event planning? Make a big difference on Penn’s campus: run for Penn Student Government!
Candidate Packets are now available for Class Board and Undergraduate Assembly elections here.

For more information and answers to any questions, please contact Patricia Liu, Vice-Chair for Elections, Nominations and Elections Committee (NEC).

]]> http://pennua.org/2010/02/run-for-penn-student-government/feed/ 0 Omnibus Recycling, ASL at Wharton, Bylaws Amendment http://pennua.org/2010/01/omnibus-recycling-asl-at-wharton-bylaws-amendment/ http://pennua.org/2010/01/omnibus-recycling-asl-at-wharton-bylaws-amendment/#comments Mon, 25 Jan 2010 21:52:57 +0000 Mark Pan http://pennua.org/?p=2884 At yesterday’s Sunday General Body Meeting, the UA passed three documents. You can find the full meeting minutes here!

Through the Omnibus Recycling Resolution, the UA:
  • Supports efforts to fortify the student infrastructure for recycling,
  • Supports efforts to standardize recycling systems as well as material regarding on- and off-campus recycling,
  • Encourages University departments and centers to purchase recycled and recyclable plastics and paper,
  • Encourages the University to make use of its scale,
  • Encourages implementation and improved usage of Greek-recycling programs,
  • Encourages the University community to consider the true cost of products in their decision-making process.
  • Directs collaboration with other groups on ongoing recycling efforts.

    • Gavel


    In the ASL resolution, the UA
  • Affirms that American Sign Language is equivalent to spoken languages in complexity, cultural richness and educational value, and
  • Calls on the Wharton Undergraduate division to allow all foreign languages, including American Sign Language, to fulfill the language requirement.


    • Finally, the Bylaws Amendment:
  • shifted the duties of allocating certain seats amongst the NEC, SCUE, and the UA.


    • Check out the meeting minutes here!
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