September 26th Bailey Community Council Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the Bailey Community Council Meeting led by Bailey Co-Directors Casey Frump and Will King on September 26, 2023.

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MEETING AGENDA 09/26

26 SEPTEMBER 2023 / 5:30 PM / BAILEY CLASSROOM 

  1. Introduction -> Icebreaker 
    1. Beach Ball 
  2. Class Update:
    1. ANR 210 (Marissa) 
      1. $115-> YES
        1. Tennis ($60) - renting IM West courts (ONLY SPENT 22) 
        2. Fishing ($10)  (NOT SPENT)
        3. Class Plant ($30) - undecided (NOT SPENT)
        4. Balloon Animals ($15) (NOT SPENT)
      2. Finished syllabus 
    2. ANR 210
      1. All facilitation are scheduled 
        1. Syllabus not finished 
      2. $30-> Yes
        1. Plastic potted plants (14 people) 
    3. ANR 310
      1. Ideas ready 
      2. Mostly done with syllabus 
        1. Evaluations are left 
  3. VOTE: Door Policy -> YES 
    1. Recruitment
    2. Business Hours - Admins 
      1. 9:00am to 3:30pm 
  4. REMINDER: Conference Room
  5. How are MSU Commons/ ePortfolios going? 
  6. BRAINSTORM: BSP Events for next semester
  7. UPDATE: Ronald McDonald Service Event  
    1. Still waiting to hear back 
  8. UPCOMING: 
    1. Glenn’s visit on Thursday, September 28th from 12-2pm 
      1. Speaking at 3pm in the conference room next door 
    2. Ag Olympics on November, 9th 2023 from 4:00pm to 9:00pm  
      1. Possibly 7:00-7:30pm 
  9. Small Animals Day on Saturday, April 20, 2024
    1. Provide at least 30 volunteers - from approximately 7:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m the Saturday before Finals Week. 
      1. This event is run by the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources and is essentially a petting zoo and educational ag booths and exhibits.  
      2. It is held at the MSU Pavilion and brings thousands of folks in. 

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