[Ug-students] ASUCR Newsletter - Fall Quarter Week 1

[Asha Nettles]

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ASUCR Newsletter - Fall Quarter Week 1



>From the Office of the Elections Director

We have openings in student government for a few of our elected student
leader positions.

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   School of Education Senator
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   Non-Traditional Student Director
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   Transfer Student Director

If you are interested, please apply by October 4, 2026 at 11:59pm! Apply
here!
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdzF2a0OdkJaYf81wRmY-aZ_faOwGc8IdSUo9dueGwCw2mQIg/viewform>


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>From the Office of the Executive Vice President

What is happening at Senate this week? (Wednesday, Sept 30)

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   Public Form: Public forum is where members of the Associated Students or
   University community are able to address the senate. Each speaker is
   allowed three (3) minutes to address the Senate, unless the Senate agrees
   on a time extension.
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   Approval of Previous Meeting Minutes
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   New Business
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      Approval of Board Appointments
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      Associate Justice Nominations
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      Tabling Announcement
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      Finance Training
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   Legislative Review Committee
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      SR-S26-004: Acknowledging Sexual Assault Awareness Month & Expanding
      Protections for Survivors
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      SB-S26-005: Bill to Amend the Office of the Executive Vice President
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      SB-S26-006: Bill to Remove the Office of the President Pro Tempore
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      SB-S26-007: Clarifying Hiring Process of Elections Committee
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   Public Comment: Public comment is where members of the Associated
   Students or University community are able to address the senate on matters
   discussed during the senate meeting. Each speaker is allowed three (3)
   minutes to address the Senate, unless the Senate agrees on a time extension.


ASUCR's Senate acts as the main decision-making body of student government,
representing the voices of undergraduates across campus. It’s made up of
elected senators from each college, along with executive officers who help
organize and support student-led efforts. The Senate meets every week to
review and vote on legislation, distribute funding to student
organizations, and talk through issues that impact the wider campus
community. Meetings are led by the Executive Vice President and follow a
structured format to keep things fair, open, and inclusive. Overall, the
Senate plays a vital role in making sure student voices are heard and in
improving student life at UCR.

Agenda and Documents can be found on the ASUCR website
<https://asucr.ucr.edu/meetings-minutes>.
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