J. Berger, Yes; T. Celestin, Yes; N. Covanec, Absent; D. Cox, Yes; V. Devatha, Yes; E.
Dzodzomenyo, Yes; R. Herz, Yes; A. Iglesias, Yes; M. Indimine, Yes; A. Issur, Yes; N.
Jaisinghani, Yes; J. Kim, Yes; C. Lee, Absent; D. Li, Yes; L. Lipschutz, Yes; D. Liu, Yes; H. MacDiarmid, Yes; T. Magloire, Yes; M. McBride, Yes; J. Montejo, Yes; R. Musto, Yes; H. Reichel, Absent; E. Reppy, Yes; W. Rong, Yes; J. Selig, Absent; M. Valadez, Yes; A. Viswanathan, Yes; R. Wang, Yes.

Dear Jordan,

Thank you for submitting SA Resolution #29: “Promoting Fair and Humane Labor Practices in Qatar” for my consideration. I appreciate the Student Assembly’s interest and vigilance on the issue of worker conditions and labor practices in Qatar.

Dear President Rawlings,

It is my pleasure to convey to you Resolution 12: In Support of the March for Science.

This resolution allocates $5,600 from the GPSA's rollover funds to a student group Advancing Science and Policy (ASAP) on condition that they use the funds to charter buses (which have already been booked) for graduate and professional students to attend the March for Science in Washington D.C. on April 22.

Sincerely,
Nate Rogers, GPSA President

Dear Gabe, I am pleased to receive the proposed revisions to the University Assembly Charter and Bylaws as presented in UA R1. I applaud the assembly for the extensive thought and consultation that it committed to in clarifying its governing documents at the recommendation of the Office of the University Counsel.