This/these member(s) of the Creighton Students Union shall enact or veto legislation in accordance with Article X of the Constitution of the Creighton Students Union.
Who is the CSU President?
(CSU Bylaws on page 14-15 - Duties of the President)
This member of CSU is the chair of the CSU House of Delegates and is elected from amongst the House's members.
Who is the Speaker of the House (of Delegates)?
(CSU Constitution on page 4-5 - The Legislatures of the Creighton Students Union)
These are what CSU calls funds that are not expended during the previous fiscal year and are added to this fiscal year's budget.
What are rollover funds?
(CSU Policies and Procedures on page 13 - Rollover Funds)
This body of CSU is tasked with providing the Creighton Community with multicultural, social, recreational, educational, and entertaining programs that are responsive to the needs of the university community and consistent with the mission of the university.
What is the CSU Program Board?
(CSU Bylaws on page 20 - Program Board)
This is the number of office hours a week members of the CSU Executive Committee are expected to hold.
What is 25?
(CSU Policies and Procedures on page 6 - Summer Office Hours)
This/these member(s) of the Creighton Students Union shall support the events, activities, and traditions of the students and the university through participation and attendance.
Who are all CSU Exectutives?
(CSU Bylaws on page 13-14 - Duties of the Executive Committee)
This type of legislation requires a 2/3 majority vote to pass a CSU legislative body.
What is an amendment to the CSU Bylaws (amendment)?
(CSU Constitution on page 7 - Legislation Guidelines and Procedures)
This is when the annual CSU budget is prepared.
When is the spring semester?
(CSU Policies and Procedures on page 12 - Budgeting)
The purpose of this CSU body is to allocate and monitor the funds of the Creighton Students Union and make recommendations concerning the just and fair use of student funds.
What is the Appropriations Committee?
(CSU Bylaws on page 20 - The Appropriations Committee)
All media inquiries dealing with CSU policy, legal matters, or issues of student-wide concern should be directed to this member of the Crieghton Students Union.
Who is the CSU President?
(CSU Policies and Procedures on page 7 - Relations with News Media)
This/these member(s) of the Creighton Students Union shall be responsible for the leadership development and training of all Program Board coordinators, the assistant vice president for programming, and Street Team.
Who is the CSU VPP?
(CSU Bylaws on page 17-18 - Duties of the Vice President for Programming)
This/these legislature(s) of the Creighton Students Union shall have members be eligible to serve on standing and/or ad hoc committees of the Creighton Students Union.
What are both CSU legislatures (the House and the Cabinet)?
(CSU Bylaws on page 12-13 - Duties of the Cabinet & Duties of the House of Delegates)
This student group (other than CSU) may use a portion of CSU funds to purchase assets.
Who are Graduate and Professional School Governments?
(CSU Policies and Procedures on page 24 - Professional and Graduate School)
This CSU body shall oversee the activities of the student governments of the nine (9) schools and colleges of the university.
What is the CSU Cabinet?
(CSU Bylaws on page 12 - Duties of the Cabinet)
This is how ties are broken in votes amongst the CSU Exectutive Committee.
What is the vote of the CSU President?
(CSU Policies and Procedures on page 7 - Policies for Meetings of the CSU Exectutive Committee)
This/these member(s) of the Creighton Students Union shall serve as the chief communications, outreach, and operations officer of the Creighton Students Union government.
Who is the CSU EVP?
(CSU Bylaws on page 15-16 - Duties of the Executive Vice President)
These are the number of absenses allowed for members of the House and for schools with in the CSU Cabinet.
*HINT* They are NOT the same amount.
What is 2 (for the House) and 1 (for the Cabinet)?
(CSU Bylaws on page 12-13 - Duties of the Cabinet & Duties of the House of Delegates)
This is the pecentage of funds that graduate and professional school governments keep from their rebate of student fees.
What is 25 percent?
(CSU Policies and Procedures on page 28 - Rebate Process)
This body of CSU is vested with the power to formulate temporary policy for the effective administration of the Creighton Students Union during the non-academic calendar months.
What is the CSU Exectutive Committee?
(CSU Bylaws on page 13-14 - Duties of the Executive Committee)
This person is in charge of creating and chairing the selection committee for the CSU Impact Endowed Scholarship
Who is the Vice President for Finance?
(CSU Policies and Procedures on page 32 - CSU Scholarship)
This/these member(s) of the Creighton Students Union shall approve and sign all contractual agreements, check requests, and allocations of Creighton Students Union funds.
Who is the CSU President?
(CSU Bylaws on page 14-15 - Duties of the President)
These are the three types of legislation that can be created by the legislatures of the Creighton Students Union.
What are amendments, resolutions, and referendums?
(CSU Constitution on page 6-8 & 10 - Legislation Guidelines and Procedures & Amendments to the Constitution)
These types of organizations are eligible to use CSU funds.
*Name at least three*
What are undergraduate student organizations, graduate and professional student organizations, non-student organizations, sports clubs, and student governments?
(CSU Policies and Procedures on page 17-24)
This CSU body shall hear requests and allocate funds of the Creighton Students Union for all interdisciplinary initiatives, as detailed in Bylaw IX.F.
What is the CSU Cabinet?
(CSU Bylaws on page 12 - Duties of the Cabinet)
These members of the CSU Executive Committee have the power to negotiate contracts.
Who are the CSU President, VPF (for CSU) and VPP (for Program Board)?
(CSU Policies and Procedures on page 10 - Contracting)