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Campus Committee on Infrastructure, Technology and the Environment - Observer - University Assembly Liaison, Campus Planning Committee

University Assembly Campus Committee on Infrastructure, Technology and the Environment

University Assembly

By delegation from the Assembly, the Committee will review and approve any proposed motion related to:

  • environmental impact and sustainability;
  • information technology;
  • transportation and commuter policies; and,
  • any other topic deemed relevant to campus infrastructure by the Executive Board.

The Committee may propose, review, and amend resolutions as it deems appropriate. The Committee must approve resolutions referred for its consideration before they can be advanced to the Assembly for a vote and for debate.
Campus Committee on Infrastructure, Technology and the Environment Chair
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Office of the Assemblies
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oa-ua-ccite-l@cornell.edu
Standing
Faculty Graduate/Professional Student Staff Student Undergraduate Student

Election Results - Student Elected Trustee Fall 2020 Election

Fall 2020 Student-Elected Trustee Election Results

(Downloadable PDF of results)

Election Results - Student Elected Trustee Spring 2021 Election

Spring 2021 Student-Elected Trustee Election Results

(Downloadable PDF of results)

University Assembly - Voting Member - Undergraduate Student Representative (term ends May 31, 2022)

University Assembly - Voting Member - Student Assembly Representative (term ends May 31, 2022)

University Assembly - Voting Member - Employee Representative (term ends May 31, 2022)

University Assembly - Voting Member - Faculty Representative (term ends May 31, 2023)

University Assembly - Voting Member - Graduate and Professional Student Assembly Representative (term ends May 31, 2022)

Office of Student Government Relations Town Halls

Virtual Rent Relief Town Hall, 04/29/2021 (recording)

On Thursday, April 29, 2021, the Office of Student Government Relations, an external committee of the Cornell Student Assembly, hosted “Virtual Rent Relief Town Hall” (open to Cornell and Ithaca community members). Given the enormous loss of income that has come as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is essential that New York students have access to rent relief to enable their future
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