Winter S.O.S
01.11.2017
Agenda
 Kate
Hamilton
 Reservations
 Food
on campus
on campus
 Semester
Overview
 Allocation
 Student
Review
Development Model
 Questions/Comments
Winter Semester
Involvement
Opportunities
Black/Women’s History Months
 Black
History Month
 Gospel
 Love
Concert | Saturday - February 4th
Fest, Feb 10th (S.O.S)
 Charles
 Family
Wright Museum, Feb 12th
Feud, Feb 17th (S.O.S)
 Women’s
 WCW
 Sr.
History Month
Pop Off – Weekly starting March 1st (M.O.D/S.O.S)
Peg | Wednesday, March 29th
 Speed
Dating w/ Sisters, March 14th
Sibs and Kids - March

th
th
24 -26
SHU-fari theme
 Safari
 Laser
Tag/Caricatures/Tattoos
 Movie
Siblings and Kids up to age 18
 Registration Forms available in Hub and Res Life
next week
 Any help would be appreciated!

 Have
meetings in Hub once or twice a month
 Will have more meetings the closer we get to weekend
Halo Fest – April


Monday - Fieldhouse fun

IM Volleyball Final

3 v. 3 Basketball Tournaments

Bongo Ball Mania
Tuesday - Backyard BBQ


Pig Roast with Spanish Club
Wednesday - Mr. Husky and Miss Halo

Scholarship Symposium

Thursday - Student Leadership Awards

Friday - Holi Fest

Powder Puff Football Game
th
17 -21st
Academic Events

Scholarship Symposium
 Benincasa

Honors Convocation
 St.

Dominic | April 28, 2p
Torch Night
 St.
Dominic | April 28, 8p
 Email

| April 19
Push with your name and torches name by April 1st
Graduation | Sunday, May 7th
 Deadline
to register | Sunday, January 15th
Growth Opportunities

Networking Event



Lenawee Country Club | 12:30-1:45p
RSVP to Career Services by Friday
Speed Interviews | February 22nd 2p-4p

RSVP to Career Services

Etiquette Dinner | April

Effective Collaboration Training

Friday, January 27th 2p
Involvement Opportunities
 Siena
Serves

New Orleans – Alternative Spring Break

Habitat Humanity Jacksonville, FL

Share the Warmth – Jan. 23-29, Feb. 13-19

Blood Drive – January 24th
 IM
Sports

Volleyball-March

Dodgeball

Basketball-Halo Fest

Futsal
 Basketball
Pink Game – February 4th
Allocation Process
Allocation Process
In order to obtain funding from Student Government-Student
Organizations must;
1.
Completely fill out Allocation Form on the student government
group page found on MySiena, and send it in to
[email protected] by the due date.
2.
Attend the Allocation Board Meeting and present allocation. It is
imperative your representative understands your event or you will
not be granted funding.
3.
If Allocation passes, speak with Student Government Treasurer after
the meeting.
After Allocation Processes
After
speaking with SG Treasurer, fill out
check request form, go to the business
office and turn in form to receive your check
or money transfer. (May take up to 2 weeks)
Reserve
event space on Event
Management System. Register for EMS by
contacting Kate Hamilton.
After Your Event

Event Evaluation Form

Within two weeks after event, turn in receipts…
 If
you do not turn these in;
 You
will be placed in poor standing
 Your
org. will not be able to allocate
 And
you may face fines from the business office
Original and Copied receipts
 Original
Receipts
 Copied
Receipt
Business Office
Student Government
Important Reminders

For every school day that receipts and event evaluations are
overdue, originally awarded amounts will be reduced by 5%
(Article X, Section 3, Subsection A, Part 1)

Allocations are due at 5pm on the Thursday prior to the
Allocation Meeting.
 72 hours in advance.
 No excuses.
ELECTIONS!
Important Details / Amendment
Updates
The
funding awarded to student
organizations for conferences, can only
benefit the organization’s conference
registration fee. Student government will not
pay for the housing and transportation of
students; this must be provided by the
students, or another outside source of
funding.
Meeting Dates and Times


Town Hall Meetings - Rueckert Auditorium - DH
 Wednesday,
January 18th 7:30pm
 Wednesday,
February 15th 7:30pm
 Wednesday,
March 15th 7:30pm
Allocation Board Meetings - Board Room UC
 Sunday,
January 22nd 5:30pm
 Sunday,
February 19th 5:30 pm
 Sunday
, March 19th 5:30pm
SHU Student
Development
Model
Creativity
• Contribute to the ongoing
expansion of culture and
knowledge
• Develop and apply critical
thinking skills to create
innovative solutions
• Discover unique modes of
personal expression
Intellect
• Nurture an on-going
curiosity and foster a
commitment to lifelong learning
• Seek truth through
strategic, purposeful
and thoughtful analysis
• Discover and succeed
in your academic field
of study
Identity
• Explore personal spirituality
within an accepting and
inclusive Dominican
community
• Gain a deeper understanding
of self
• Establish effective
interpersonal communication
• Prepare for a career
reflecting one’s unique place
in the world
• Find and value personal
passions
Leadership
• Develop a personal
code of ethics and
values
• Lead with confidence,
conviction and by
example
• Realize the courage to
take responsibility of
one’s actions
Citizenship
• Become aware of civic and
social issues and the impact
they have on individuals,
groups, communities and
cultures
• Understand your position of
privilege and champion the
rights and dignity of all
• Advance a sustainable
community based on
environmental ,
technological and
economic factors
3.4
Cumulative
GPA!!
Questions?
Extra Credit
 Siena
Heights University is celebrating its 100
Year Anniversary during the 2019-2020
academic year.
 What
would students want to see on
campus?
Think BIG!