May 3, 1966 SGA Executive Committee meeting minutes

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The SGA Executive Committee meeting came to order at 3:35 p.m. on May 3, 1966. President Neal A. Brooks presided. Both the old and the newly elected Executive Committees were present. The treasurer reported a balance of $35,126.15. Of that, $41,251.40 has been allocated, leaving a deficit of $6,125.25. Special guests were Sue Mattingly and Mr. Binko. ANNOUNCEMENTS -- 1. Dr. Hawkins has been invited to the May 10 Senate Meeting. He will at that time announce changes in buildings, personnel, etc. 2. The Special Events Committee will be organized this week by Dr. Hawkins so that Towson will be able to get top-flight speakers again next year. The Committee will have about $20,000 to work with and students and faculty will have an equal say in the speakers chosen. 3. A committee has ben formed to see what faculty committees should have student members. 4. Porch Meeting this summer-- There will be an All College Council Meeting Monday, may 9, at 6 p.m. At that time old members will be responsible for getting cards to new members to that they will be able to attend the Porch Meetings this summer. 5. The president announced that it is imperative for all old members to get together this all new members some time this week so that the new members can become acquainted with policy. The new members will take office May 10. OLD BUSINESS -- 1. The report on the student-faculty committees will be ready Friday. 2. Hanna Winkler announced that presently events are sketch and will not complete the calendar for next year. About 1/2 of the clubs have not yet submitted their schedules, but, she reported, this is not unusual since most clubs plan about one month in advance rather than one year in advance. Meeting times and some conventions have been planned. 3. NSA insurance policy runs from April 21, 1966 to April 21, 1969, reported Nancy Walker. The bill was $300.00 for the year. 4. Foreign Student Committee has met but could not decide anything due to the fact that applications are not in yet. Jack Wilson suggested that scholarships be handled by Dean LeMire's office. 5. Everything is going well for the May Weekend. CCB is handling most of the work. The Junior Class is sponsoring the Concert featuring the Highwaymen.