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Cornell University

Student Assembly Meeting

Thursday, March 8, 2018

Associated Resolutions

Resolution Abstract Status
SA R32 (2017-2018): Accommodating Muslim Religious Holidays This resolution urges the University to allow for academic exemptions and accommodations for Muslim students celebrating religious holidays. Acknowledged by the President
SA R33 (2017-2018): Increasing Access to Gender Neutral Bathrooms on Campus This resolution calls for increasing access to gender neutral bathrooms across campus. Deferred by the President
SA R34 (2017-2018): Risley Crosswalk Resolution The Risley Crosswalk on North Campus has been a major source of stress and danger for pedestrians and drivers; this resolution urges the administration to add a crosswalk and ensure safe crossing for all. Acknowledged by the President
SA R35 (2017-2018): Creating an Asian American Living Learning Unit (LLU) Cornell University and Residential Student Congress recommends the creation of an Asian American LLU to be included in the creation of new housing at Cornell. Acknowledged by the President
SA R36 (2017-2018): Supporting the Activism of Prospective Students This resolution seeks to have Cornell not rescind any admissions decision of students who participate in peaceful protests, regardless of their school’s disciplinary policy. Adopted by the Assembly
SA R37 (2017-2018): Improving Communication and Access to the Student Body This resolution amends the Student Assembly Charter to improve communication and access to the student body via control over the student body listserv. Tabled Indefinitely
SA R38 (2017-2018): Reinstituting the Interim Suspension Statement Policy This resolution intends to reinstitute the policy of providing public statements when a campus organization is placed on interim suspension. Adopted by the Assembly
SA R39 (2017-2018): Making Cornell's Economics program STEM-certified Changing the certification of the Arts and Sciences Economics major to CIP code 45.0603 (Econometrics and Quantitative Economics) to allow 2-year OPT extension for international students. Acknowledged by the President