Dear Cat,   Thank you for conveying SA Resolution 14 that establishes bylaws for the Student Assembly’s newly created Office of Student Government Relations. I acknowledge receipt of this resolution and am pleased that the Student Assembly has created this office to advocate for student priorities before local, state, and federal governments. This new office will amplify student voices and help to ensure that the views of students are reflected in the laws and policies developed at all levels of government.   Sincerely, Martha E. Pollack   Martha E.

Dear David,   I’m writing to acknowledge and thank you for sharing GPSA Resolution 6: On the Proposed Changes to the Student Code of Conduct. The Board of Trustees adopted a new Student Code of Conduct and Procedures at its December 10 meeting.

Dear Cat,   Thank you for conveying to me Student Assembly Resolution #7: Support for Native American and Indigenous Students at Cornell’s Demands, and Student Assembly Resolution #8: Cayuga Land Acknowledgement.   As you know, Cornell sits on the traditional homelands of the Cayuga (Gayogohó:no') Nation, whose lands were expropriated

Dear Logan,

I am writing to acknowledge and to thank you for sharing University Assembly Resolution 6, “Maintaining the University Assembly’s Jurisdiction Over the Code of Conduct” for my consideration. 

Dear Logan,

Thank you for submitting University Assembly Resolution 3, “Bylaw Changes to Require Recorded Voting,” for my consideration. I appreciate the UA’s continual review of its bylaws to improve its internal operations.

I acknowledge receipt of this resolution and support the requirement for recorded votes of the UA’s actions, which will increase transparency and improve your constituents’ understanding of their representatives’ positions on issues before the UA. 

Dear Logan,

Thank you for submitting University Assembly Resolution 2, “Support for Native American and Indigenous Students at Cornell’s Demands,” for my consideration.

Dear Logan,   Thank you for conveying University Assembly Resolution 5, “In Recognition and Appreciation of Cornell University Students.” I share your appreciation for the efforts of our students to adhere to the safety measures that the university put in place this fall. Thanks to their careful practices, we were able to have a successful and safe in-person semester, as planned.   Sincerely, Martha E. Pollack   Martha E. Pollack
President, Cornell University
300 Day Hall
Ithaca, NY 14853
Tel: 607-255-5201

Dear Logan,   Thank you for submitting University Assembly Resolution 4, “Acknowledging the Passing of Transgender Day of Remembrance, Upholding the University Assembly’s Commitment to Representing Trans and Genderqueer Members of the Campus Community, and Establishing the LGBTQIA+ Facilitator to the University Assembly.”   I support this resolution and appreciate the University Assembly’s acknowledgment of the Transgender Day of Remembrance in November and the steps the assembly is taking to support our transgender, genderqueer, intersex, and nonbinary students, faculty, and sta

Dear Cat,   Thank you for conveying to me Student Assembly Resolution #7: Support for Native American and Indigenous Students at Cornell’s Demands, and Student Assembly Resolution #8: Cayuga Land Acknowledgement.   As you know, Cornell sits on the traditional homelands of the Cayuga (Gayogohó:no') Nation, whose lands were expropriated

Dear Cat,   Thank you for conveying to me Resolution 13: Approving the 2020-2021 Student Assembly Budget. The current pandemic has complicated funding for many organizations, and I appreciate all the time and effort that went into setting this year’s budget.   Sincerely,   Martha Pollack     Martha E. Pollack President, Cornell University 300 Day Hall Ithaca, NY 14853 Tel: 607-255-5201 www.cornell.edu