By ABIGAIL SHEARER
Tiger Media Network
At last Thursday night’s Student Government Association meeting, Dana Cunningham discussed the day-to-day operations of facilities at Fort Hays State University.
The facilities have $2.3 million for educational growth and renovations.
The university works two to three years ahead. FHSU currently has 21 projects and three capital projects in the works. Facilities is working on Stroup Hall renovations, Tomanek Hall renovations and the upcoming Malloy Hall renovations.
“Many think we are part of the physical plant and construction; we are a separate entity,” Cunningham said.
Facilities focuses on classroom and space utilization. That is why they renovate buildings rather than create new ones.
New business
Three new bills were up for first reading.
- Bill No. 26.S.145 proposes AIGA Line Item Change that $412.50 be moved from line item “AIGA MN Portfolio 1-on-1 Registration” to the creation of new line item “Summit Portfolio Review Registration” and move $1,121.60 from line item “AIGA MN Portfolio 1-on-1 Mileage” to the creation of new line item “Summit Portfolio Review Mileage.”
- Bill No. 26.S.146 proposes Aikido Club line item change that $230 from the line item “World Master Jui-Jitsu Competition Airfare” and $150 from the line item “2025 AGF Wichita Open Hotel” be moved $230 for the line item “Spring Aikido Seminar (Speaker) Airfare” and $150 for the line item “Spring Aikido Seminar (Speaker) Hotel.”
- Bill No. 26.S.147 proposes Delta Zeta line item change that $428 from the line item “2025 National Convention Hotel” and the funds under the line item “Everlasting Conference” be moved to the creation of a new line item “NMALC Registration.” This would move $2,000 in total.
Announcements
- Open forum at 6 p.m. April 30.
SGA will reconvene at 7 p.m. today.