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A.Q. Abdul Karim
Issue date: 9/10/04 Section: News
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Thanks to all who came out to the first of the monthly Town Hall meetings. It went really well, and I was encouraged to see the level of productivity we were able to achieve among the group.
Special thanks to Liz Nemitz, Community Concerns Chair and organizer of the Town Hall meetings; she did a wonderful job in facilitating and we are much appreciative of her hard work.
For those who were not able to attend, we discussed the smoking policy that went into affect on Aug. 1. Policy details can be found in the Student Handbook and on the Guilford website).
Students, faculty and staff gave constructive feedback and I encourage those who are interested to continue to help improving this policy so that it better fits our community.
To hear more about next steps or to share your opinions, suggests and views please e-mail Community
Senate (senate@guilford.edu ) with "smoking policy" typed in the subject line.
Other issues highlighted during this session included the party policy, campus-wide renovations, cafeteria hours, parking, the increasing number of students and the proposed new dormitory
If you are interested in or would like to see one of these or any topic addressed in a Town Hall meeting please contact Liz Nemitz (enemitz@guilford.edu) or Senate at the e-mail given above, with subject line "Town Hall Ideas."
Everyone is also always welcome to address any of these issues every Wednesday at 7:30 in Boren Lounge at our weekly Senate meetings. Please see your Senate representative for more details. As always all the best, and enjoy the weekend.
Special thanks to Liz Nemitz, Community Concerns Chair and organizer of the Town Hall meetings; she did a wonderful job in facilitating and we are much appreciative of her hard work.
For those who were not able to attend, we discussed the smoking policy that went into affect on Aug. 1. Policy details can be found in the Student Handbook and on the Guilford website).
Students, faculty and staff gave constructive feedback and I encourage those who are interested to continue to help improving this policy so that it better fits our community.
To hear more about next steps or to share your opinions, suggests and views please e-mail Community
Senate (senate@guilford.edu ) with "smoking policy" typed in the subject line.
Other issues highlighted during this session included the party policy, campus-wide renovations, cafeteria hours, parking, the increasing number of students and the proposed new dormitory
If you are interested in or would like to see one of these or any topic addressed in a Town Hall meeting please contact Liz Nemitz (enemitz@guilford.edu) or Senate at the e-mail given above, with subject line "Town Hall Ideas."
Everyone is also always welcome to address any of these issues every Wednesday at 7:30 in Boren Lounge at our weekly Senate meetings. Please see your Senate representative for more details. As always all the best, and enjoy the weekend.
