Dear Jordan,

Thank you for conveying Resolution 58. I appreciate the Student Assembly’s willingness to fund SAD lamps for student use, as well as the willingness of Cornell Minds Matter to take on the responsibility of the upkeep.

This is a thoughtful use of the Student Assembly Infrastructure Fund, and I ask that you work closely with the necessary library and resource center staff on your plans to install these lamps. Please also consult with Gannett Health Services staff on what placement is considered safe.

Yours sincerely,

Hunter Rawlings

I would like to convey Resolution 58: Funding SAD Light Therapy Lamps to you.

This resolution is sponsored by Matthew Indimine, Miranda Kasher, and Angelica Cullo.

Dear Jordan,

Thank you for sending me Resolution 57: Towards a More Inclusive Learning Experience.

Per your request, and for their consideration, I have sent this resolution to Michael Fontaine, acting dean of the faculty; Charles Van Loan, dean of the faculty-elect; and Elizabeth Adkins-Regan, chair of the Academic Freedom and Professional Status of the Faculty committee.

Yours sincerely,

Hunter Rawlings



Hunter Rawlings
Interim President, Cornell University
300 Day Hall
Ithaca, NY 14853
Tel: 607-255-5201
www.cornell.edu

Dear President Rawlings,

I would like to convey Resolution 57: Towards a More Inclusive Learning Experience to you.

This resolution is sponsored by Samari Gilbert ’17, Co-President, Black Students United, Minority Liaison at Large, Student Assembly; Emma Johnston ‘16, Executive Vice President, Student Assembly; Traciann Celestin ‘19, Incoming Minority Liaison at Large, Student Assembly.

Dear Jordan,

Thank you for sending me Resolution 56: Approving the Fall 2016 Election Rules. I hope the fall campaigning and election cycle will run smoothly.

Yours sincerely,

Hunter Rawlings



Hunter Rawlings
Interim President, Cornell University
300 Day Hall
Ithaca, NY 14853
Tel: 607-255-5201
www.cornell.edu