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Hi, everyone.
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I hope you are doing well.
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I just wanted to give you all a little updates.
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Unfortunately, I was unable to attend.
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Last week, Senate meeting, I was at a meeting with
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Sunni S A and the Sunni Provost to discuss a
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pass or fail grade system Sunni wide, to help our
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Sunni students during this difficult time.
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I'm only required to attend Senate meetings every month, But
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I always try my best to attend just to keep
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communication tight.
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Organization wide, um, to help you all.
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If you have any questions, need any help and to
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give you guys more insight on what's been going on
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on the knee board level.
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Before I resume my report, I do just want to
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give thanks to everyone who has served or is currently
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serving our nation.
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It is great to see so many members in our
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community make sacrifices and stand up for our freedoms.
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So thank you.
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I do want to clear up some miscommunication or maybe
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some confusion from last week in terms of our group
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message. There shouldn't be messages being sent out past 10:30
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p.m. This has been something in the past.
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I'm a little regulation or rule that's been taking place
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just to keep it more respectful.
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We shouldn't be waking up anyone in the middle of
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the night with the message.
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Um, it just keeps it more professional.
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And like I mentioned, like, respectful to everyone in terms
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of the content that was discussed during that message.
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In the past, we have voted things naturally whether that
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be a pole or Google form.
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Um, but in those instances, there has been information required
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for those who are voting to make an informed vote
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and to know what they're voting on because our Senate
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is fairly new.
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Um, you know, you all may not know how a
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reallocation works, the contents of the budget or the specific
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content When you're voting on without the provided information, we
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felt like it was best.
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Um, this issue was best voted on during a Senate
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meeting because excuse me, even though it is in our
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best interest to address reallocations at our earliest convenience, Um,
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it is very important for everyone to be informed on
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what would require of that reallocation or what would require
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of, you know, that specific resolution or that specific topical
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you're voting while we do want to vote on it
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during a Senate meeting, it has to be for any
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business to be addressed during a Senate meeting.
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It must be added to the agenda.
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Since it was not added to the agenda prior to
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the agendas approval, we were unable to discuss it last
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week. Moving forward this week, we will discuss this reallocation,
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but I didn't want to clear up some things in
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regards to why it was not discussed.
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All right, we're looking forward to voting on that issue
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next week in terms of professionalism, Um, according to our
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bylaws, um, so much with the agenda, we are supposed
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to follow parliamentary procedure in terms of adding things to
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agenda, discussing business.
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It just helps us keep more organized in terms of
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professionalism. Um, we must be in business.
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Casual attire.
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Luckily, it is very easy on this platform.
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You could be wearing pajama pants.
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No one will know.
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All right.
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You can wear, you know, your most festive, you know,
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holiday pajamas.
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No one will be able to see it.
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Um, if you wanna wear, you know, a button up
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shirt, you can wear a sweater you can even wear
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maybe a Farmingdale Quarter Zip or Farmingdale.
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Keir, that is totally fine.
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But anything past that, um, we just want to keep
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as business casual is possible.
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In case, you know, our meeting is supposed to be
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open up, Thio.
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Anyone? If Dr Jordan or even, you know, if Dr
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Nadir wanted to stop by, I mean, everyone was in
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casual attire or literally their pajamas.
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It would not look so great in terms of how
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our organizations perceived.
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Even though we are students, we are a professional organization,
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all right?
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And I do want to go over how our office
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hours will be conducted this week.
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Um, and moving forward by this point, we have received
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everyone's office hours.
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What dates and times they would like, Which is great.
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Thank you all for replying at your earliest convenience.
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Like we discussed our office hours will be taking place
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on Google meets.
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If you have never created event during Google meat, we
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will go over that now.
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So once you go into Google when you're allowed into
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your Farmingdale email, if you cannot find Google meets on
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your applications, you can just I mean, excuse me, Google
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calendar. Under your applications, you can just type calendar under
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the Google search bar, and it should show up.
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Once you are on your calendar, you're going to select
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the deep.
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You would like to have your office hours, and you
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will select a new event button or create event button.
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Once you hit that, this little page should show up.
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And under the title you want toe type office hours
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and select the appropriate date and time of your office
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hours. Once you do that, you want to hit the
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ad Google meet videoconferencing button.
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Once you do this, there should be a link, um,
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to the video conference for your office hours.
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You can copy and paste that.
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We would like to post this on social media so
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it's open to all of our students or anyone who
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would like to like to stop by, maybe ask some
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questions. Um, this is also great organization allies.
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Um, excuse me, organization wise, Um, if a senator would
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like to collaborate with you on a resolution or if
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another center had a question about what you were doing,
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um, for resolution or maybe researching research you were conducting
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like with the student body through a survey or something
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like that.
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Um, it just helps us stay more contact.
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Um, during your office hours.
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The other thing would like to go over is how
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to use T sheets Now are T sheets.
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Membership is month is monthly Because of our late start.
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We're finalizing our membership now.
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So the walk home about to show you this is
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a screenshot from a T sheets tutorial.
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It is not exactly how your page will look like,
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so I will.
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You know you will.
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You will understand what we go through it.
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I apologize for the inconvenience.
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Or maybe some confusion.
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Then I could come from that.
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Um To start, I would highly recommend downloading the T
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sheets app It is free.
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It is a lot more convenient to use.
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You can also just go on t shirts dot com.
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This page will look a little bit different, but I
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would highly recommend down in the app It is for
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apple or android, whichever device you have.
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So once our organization is set up, you will be
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invited with your farming.
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Don't email.
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That is what you will use the log on and
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you'll create your account there with your password.
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But once you do that, you are going to hit
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the this job, dropout.
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Drop down bar.
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Under that, there'll be an option that says office hours.
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You will select that option.
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Um, on our page, it will not say Service item.
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It'll say location.
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You're gonna hit that drop down bar and select remote
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because that is how we're conducting our office hours from
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a remote setting.
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And then you will hit clock in this little button
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on the bottom.
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Right? That is green.
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You will clock in once your office hours begin before
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you can clock out.
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You have to enter a description in this notes bar
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right over here.
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Um, that bottom option right there.
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That bottom bar.
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Excuse me.
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This description should be descriptive towards what you accomplished or
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what you were working on during your office hours.
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What you could be working on is you could be
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talking with a student.
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Um, in regards to issues they're having, you could be
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making a survey or, um, sending out a survey to
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students to get more research to help some of the
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resolutions or work you're working on This could also be
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you were researching something.
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Let's say your appropriate notes could be I did research
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on the pastor field grading system at SUNY Oneonta and
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then give a little summary of that.
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And then perhaps I would recommend putting the link to
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the research you were conducting or the site you were
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conducting that way.
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Whoever is reading the notes, we'll have a better insight
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in terms of what you were discussing.
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If you were writing a resolution, you could say I
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worked on my blank resolution.
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It's located in this file and then send a link
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to the file, Um, in the team's folders.
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Um, if you were talking with a student, you could
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say I met with first name, last name and then
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there Farmingdale email about and then talk about what you
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guys were discussing.
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Things like that are appropriate.
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We don't want to see worked on resolution, nothing there
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and then not really know what you worked on in
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the past.
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This would occur, and it would turn out that work
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wasn't really being conducted during office hours.
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We don't want you all doing like homework, things that
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aren't SDA related during this time.
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Um, what else would be appropriate doing?
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Excuse me?
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What else would be appropriate to be done during office
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Hours would be committee work later this week.
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Will be assigned to committees.
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All right, these might require specific work.
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Was that the PR committee?
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Um R Budget Committee?
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Um, you could be assigned work during this time.
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That would be appropriate to be done during office hours.
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All right, so later this week, during the next meeting,
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we'll go over how to write a resolution.
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But what?
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I want you guys to focus on what we want.
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You guys, excuse me to be focusing on is research.
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Whether that be you could go on our farming, their
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website. They do conduct articles of research that I've done
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every year on the demographics of the school.
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And a lot of those demographics have to do with
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prominent issues on campus.
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Okay. A Sunni, the Sunni wide.
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There are research done every similiar in regards to, um,
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the student body.
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I know one specific one that Farmingdale has been putting
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out a lot on their social media is the mental
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and physical health of students.
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That is a really prominent topic right now.
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Um, this doesn't even have to be research.
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Um, excuse me.
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This isn't necessarily have to be research articles, like, demographic
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specific. This could be research on things that are happening
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right now, um, prominent issues, whether that be covert related
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or whether that be, you know, because this, for example,
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could be I'm a link to how our school, you
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know, our protocols for cove it or another schools protocols,
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just example.
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Doesn't have to be covert related, but that's just the
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first example that came to mind.
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Um, if you do need help being connected with research
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or you're you're having trouble finding sources for anything I
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would highly recommend, Um, talking with your Senate leader charisma
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or contacting Darien, you could also contact me.
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I have no problem helping anyone with anything.
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Um, the more research you have to write your resolution,
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the more strong it'll be.
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At the end of the day.
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This is the benefit of student body.
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So it is in your best interest to conduct as
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much research as possible to make your resolution as accurate
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as possible for this week.
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Besides research the first task, we would like you to
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do is to complete a 2 to 3 seconds Bio.
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I'm just about yourself.
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You know, For example, like, Hi, my name is Natalie
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Rogers, and I'm the president of FSC s D.
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A. This year, I am a computer systems major.
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I graduated last year, and I graduated last year in
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the visual communications major.
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And then maybe a sentence about what I like to
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advocate for you could also maybe include another sentence with
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maybe a hobby.
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You know, I love Grey's Anatomy.
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Something like that, because of advocacy.
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You know, I'm huge on inclusion equity for all of
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our students.
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It's been along the lines of that.
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You wanna be you don't be so Vega's.
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I just wanna help the student body, you know, maybe
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try and find a topic that will help students connect
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with you and understand what your specific goals are.
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And the coup exactly.
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You're representing the end of the day.
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We represent the student body at large.
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You do represent you know, some of you are senators
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for the school business centers.
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For our in science is there should be some specific
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issues that you are extremely passionate about.
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And then after that they should only take no more
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than maybe 15 to 20 minutes for the rest of
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your office hours.
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I would really start researching what other Sunni schools are
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doing. Maybe some issues that are happening right now on
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our campus or even Sunni wide would be most beneficial
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for you guys to start writing resolutions.
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If you guys have any questions, like I said, please
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feel free to contact me.
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Contactar Senate leader Charisma Contact Arian I'm staying in communication
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will be most beneficial for you, especially since we are
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on a remote setting.
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Um, it isn't as easy to contact everyone.
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You know, I I know.
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For those of you who are who are most familiar
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with the organization, there will always be someone in the
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office can come down.
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Say hi, Thio, you know, have that communication going on.
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Um, you know, you know, high.
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I so and so like, what are you doing?
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And you know, a lot would come from that.
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The more you collaborate with your fellow senators, the easier
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it is.
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It will be to write your resolutions, get your work
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done and better represent the student body.
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If you guys have any questions?
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I'm just gonna keep on saying it.
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Please feel free to reach out.
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Do you have a nice day, everyone?
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I will see you next meeting and enjoy the rest
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of your week.
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Bye, guys.
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