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MAMMOTH TIMES EDITORIAL, MARCH 11, 2011 Mono County is wise right now not to commit to more than the $45,000 in subsidies they already are contributing toward year-round air service.
The Town of Mammoth and the Mountain are asking to divide a $650,000 to $900,000 gap in air service costs equally between all three entities and the county is balking.
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PACKING FOR MAMMOTH TROOPS Mammoth Troops has scheduled a packing date for Tuesday, March 22 at 6 p.m. at the Mammoth Community Center. Homebaked cookies, beef jerky, pepperoni, sundries, chapstick and sunscreen are just a few ideas of needed items. If you can't make the packing but would like to donate any items, they can be dropped off at the Mammoth Reservations office, next to Schat's Bakery, before that evening.
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World leaders today gathered in the tiny mountain town of Mammoth Lakes, California, in homage to the people who a century ago solved the problems of the world.
They assembled at the monument to John Wentworth, a common citizen and folk hero. It was he who commissioned the document that today is known throughout the world as Revolution Strategies, or RevStrats, but then was simply known as Recreation Strategies, or RecStrats.
RecStrats helped guide the people of Mammoth Lakes into a coherent way to think about themselves and their warring factions.
This is how government and bureaucracies work:
At Wednesday's town council meeting, the members considered a proposal that they create a new committee, this one called "The Town Council and Planning Commission Liaison Committee."
Planning Commission Chair Tony Barrett and Vice Chair Jay Deinken put it before the council.
They argued that the creation of such a committee "can ensure the effective and efficient completion of the Fiscal Year 2010-11 Budget Work Program."
We know a guy who keeps a list of the worst jobs in the world, or, if not the worst jobs, jobs he would never do, for whatever reason.
They're the ones you might expect: summer highway construction in South Dakota; working the blood pit in your neighborhood slaughterhouse; working timber on the Sierra's (hot) west side.
We've got another one: Town Manager.
There's a reason why town managers last only four or five years on average.
In the little town where I come from, we took Groundhog Day seriously.
It was entirely frivolous and silly, and mostly it was a Shirk thing, but it eventually grew into a town thing. The town is Oelwein, Iowa. It is a burg of about 7,000 souls, situated in the northern part of the state.
There is nothing to stop the brutal arctic wind that howls down from Canada. By Feb. 2, we all needed a break and at least a good laugh, if not a trip to the Caribbean.
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There's an old coaching expression that goes something along the lines of "Hide your weaknesses; exploit your strengths."
In the wake of the loss of the $30 million Hot Creek lawsuit appeal, Mammoth would be wise to follow that advice.
We're really good at recreation.
We've known that all along, but during the late 90s and early 2000s, we let other things (development, primarily) crowd into the discussion, and we weren't very good at it.
But now we have our focus back.
Monday Jan. 17 marks the 25th observation of the Martin Luther King holiday, as signed into law by President Ronald Reagan in 1983, and first celebrated in 1986. King is honored due to his leadership in the Civil Rights movement, during which he promoted nonviolent resistance to racist laws and policies in the United States.
"We were out of our league."
So said former Mammoth Lakes Town council member Kathy Cage, after learning the Town lost its appeal of the airport/Hot Creek decision last week.
"We didn't have the expertise we needed to negotiate such high level agreements," she said.
Cage's assessment could all too easily be applied to far more than just the most recent airport embroilment.
The appeals court's Dec. 30 decision that found the Town on the wrong side of a $30 million lawsuit is only the latest in a series of high-profile legal snafus.
Looking back at 2010, we can see that our problems are as big as ever. We have diverse seasons, major issues, inundations of visitors, yet one mantra has been ringing out for much of the year: preparation for renewal.
Our attitude toward solving those problems may have undergone a kind of tectonic shift.
The Planning Commission, the Town Council, the Recreation Commission, Mammoth Mountain Ski Area and individual businesses have all endorsed the notion of being ready when reinvestment comes to town.
We have high hopes for the Mammoth Ambassadors Program.
Our service personnel are critical to our image and to our collective well being, but sometimes enough is enough.
Case in point. At a recent meal in a local restaurant, the waiters were overly friendly and solicitous to the point of intrusiveness on the customers' conversation. One diner made a specific request, but when the meal came, that request was unfulfilled, ignored.
Science of apparently astronomical proportions happened last week, with the announcement that Mono Lake harbors arsenic-munching critters in its waters hit the news.
Maybe. Maybe not.
"NASA's Mono Lake Arsenic Microbes Not Quite as Advertised," headlined the Tucson Citizen on Dec. 9. "Serious concerns have been raised about the conclusions," said Discover Magazine, linking to Guardian.co.uk, an ocean away.
It was a good lesson in how science works.
By Joe Parrino
Town Council is considering how to manage the spending of Measure R and Measure U funds, appointing committee members to help with the issue and considering some very high-end, and worthwhile, projects. All in the name of addressing the needs of ALL recreation opportunities in Mammoth for residents and visitors, and to create a sustainable economy year round. The projects under consideration all require enormous capital outlay, and one recreational opportunity missing from the discussions is to open up the existing Motocross track for public recreational riding.
By Kim Stravers
It was short, this summer – a tease. Skiing in shirtsleeves through June and early July, we sunned ourselves on ridges, looking wistfully at the meadows and mountains beyond and wondering how long it would be before they'd grow wildflowers instead of rotten corn. It was August before the high country melted out enough for most of us to explore it in hiking boots and running shoes, and the aspens went gold within a few short weeks. Then, by November: winter.


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YOUTH: The First Tee® Madison Parks pleased to announce that the Golf Madison Parks has joined forces with The First Tee® of South Central Wisconsin to host the chapter's home site at Monona Golf Course and to make affordable access to golf available to all area youth!
ADULT: The Adult Beginner Group Lessons are provided by the Assistant Golf Professional. Find a location/day/time that works for you and sign up with that specific Assistant Golf Professional. See the listing below for Monona Golf Course.
Questions? Call Monona Golf Course clubhouse.
Youth Programming Information
Ages 6 & Up
TARGET. Introduction to Junior Golf – $85
Six lessons, 1 hr. each, twice a week for three weeks. These lessons are designed to spark curiosity in the game of golf, meet new people, and have fun. The concepts of interpersonal skills and self-management are the focus of each lesson. Class space is limited to 12 students per time slot.
SPRING Tuesdays & Thursdays: May 21, 23, 28, 30, June 4, 6
Class Time: 4:30 p.m.
SUMMER Tuesdays & Thursdays: Option 1: June 18, 20, 25, 27, July 2, 9
Option 2: July 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30
Option 3: August 1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20
Class Time: 9:00 a.m. (Note: We will add a 10:00am class if 9:00 class fills.)
Ages 7 & Up
2, 5 or 9 Hole Monday Junior League – $200 (-$72.50 with Junior Pass)
In this 10-week league, we help establish the foundation for young people to become life-long players of the game. They have fun learning skills of the game and are provided opportunities for appreciating the game. We introduce skills such as using good judgment, problem solving and approaching adversity with a level head and incorporate them into each lesson. Lessons are 30 minutes, followed by 2, 5 or 9 holes of golf (depending on skill level) accompanied by adult mentors. Lunch is included. Youths may make up missed Mondays on Wednesdays. Class space is limited to 12 students per time slot.
Class Dates: Every Monday starting June 17 and ending August 19.
Class Times: 8:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m. or 10:00 a.m.
Ages 9 & Up
9 Hole Wednesday Junior League – $200 (-$72.50 with Junior Pass)
In this 10-week league, we introduce young golfers to the mental side of playing golf while teaching them skills that will help them on and off the golf course. Youths will learn several self-management techniques that will help them in managing their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in order to perform at their best on and off the golf course. Lessons are 30 minutes, followed by 9 holes of golf with mentors. Lunch is included. Youths may make up missed Wednesdays on Mondays. Class space is limited to 12 students per time slot.
Class Dates: Every Wednesday starting June 19 and ending August 21.
Class Times: 8:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m. or 10:00 a.m.
5-Week Monday and Wednesday Junior Leagues – $200 (-$72.50 with Junior Pass)
This is an alternative to participation in an all Monday or all Wednesday league. Youths may choose to participate in a 5-week, twice a week Monday/Wednesday program, totalling 10 sessions.
Class Dates: Session 1 – June 17-July 17; Session 2 – July 22-August 21
Class Times: 8:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m. or 10:00 a.m.
We encourage all juniors to purchase the City of Madison Summer Jr. Pass ($129), Jr. Restricted Pass ($239), or to acquire The First Tee's discount card. For more information on season passes, please visit www.cityofmadison.com/golf/SeasonPassesPrices.cfm. The First Tee discount card is available at Monona and Yahara Hills and is free to participants in The First Tee's lesson programs and leagues. The card allows youths to receive reduced fee pricing for rounds of golf played at any of the four city golf courses outside of scheduled programs.
- Monona Golf Course Schedule - Parent Handout (PDF)
- Newly added - Saturday Beginner Youth Program (PDF)
- Youth Application Form - 2013 - Monona (PDF)
- Schorlarship Application Form (PDF)
Adult Beginner Group Lessons
This four week lesson program is geared toward people who have never played the game or have very little experience playing. Over the course of the program we will be covering the basics of the game which includes grip, stance, posture and alignment. Once we have a solid base, we will move forward with a series of drills and some fun contests. On the last week of the lesson we will end on the golf course for a few holes of golf. Most importantly we want everyone to have fun and learn to enjoy the game!!
Cost: $100 per person (Cash or Check only)
Class Size: 8-10 students per group
Instructor: John Bailey, Assistant Golf Professional (Monona Golf Course)
Week 1: Grip, stance, posture, alignment with half swings and proper weight shift drill
Week 2: Swing plane, loft of clubs, length of clubs and work into a full swing
Week 3: Short Game – Pitching, bump and run, putting and the "long club" drill
Week 4: Work on hitting woods, proper practice habits and end on the golf course
Available Sessions
Tuesdays at 5:30 or 6:30: Session 1 - June 18th, 25th, July 2nd and 9th
Session 2 - July 16th, 23rd, 30th and Aug 6th
Thursdays at 5:30 or 6:30: Session 3 – July 11th, 18th, 25th and Aug 1st
Session 4 – August 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th
To enroll in the lessons, call or stop by the clubhouse!
Monona Golf Course
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111 East Dean Avenue
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The Lumix DMC-G5 marks something of a rebrand. Up until now, Panasonic had called cameras with interchangeable lenses 'compact system cameras', or CSCs. It was a term picked up by the rest of the industry that stuck.
With the launch of the G5 though, it's looking to change all that, and in recognition of the fact that these cameras share more in common with a dSLR than a compact, it's starting to use the term dSLM, or 'digital single lens mirrorless'.
You can pick up the G5, body-only, for £600, and for around £100 more you'll get a manual zoom lens. If you want it with the 14-42mm powered zoom lens, as reviewed here, it's yours for £800.
Lens and sensor
This is one of the most dSLR-like compacts I've used. It's larger than CSC siblings like the Lumix DMC-GF5 and GX1. But while you won't be slipping it into a pocket, it still feels fairly light and very well balanced, with a chunky battery wedge at one end providing good grip and the powered kit lens adding just 1 inch to its overall depth when shut down.
The complete line-up now comprises an impressive 20 lenses and converters, including fish-eye, 3D and prime options, priced between £99 and £1,324.
The powered lens I used in my tests is a kit option, which you can swap for a manual unit of equivalent focal range. It's a 14-42mm arrangement, equivalent to 28-84mm on a regular 35mm camera. The zoom control sits on the side of the barrel, along with the manual focus rocker. There's a duplicate zoom control on the body itself, just behind the shutter release, which frees up your thumb for focusing if you choose not to leave that to the camera.
Maximum aperture at wide angle is f/3.5, and it stands at f/5.6 at full telephoto. Minimum aperture is f/22 and it has a closest focusing distance of 20cm.
That means you need to stand back a little when shooting macro images, but that's no bad thing as it keeps your shadow off the subject. The results are as good as anything shot at closer quarters. The subject itself is pin-sharp, with an appealing fall-off in the level of focus surrounding it.
The actual focal area is extremely tight, allowing you to accurately isolate the exact point you were after. Indeed, in the shot below, while the snail's shell -- my target -- is sharp, its eyes sit a little closer to the lens, so are thrown slightly out of focus. The length of its body was around 1.5 inches.
It sports a 16-megapixel sensor, with sensitivity ranging from ISO 160 to 12,800, and a broader than average compensation of +/-5EV in 1/3EV steps.
Its low-light performance is nothing short of excellent, with barely any noise evident, even at sensitivities as high as ISO 800. At this level, flat colours showed a tiny amount of digital spotting, but it's no more than I'd expect to see on other cameras at far lower sensitivities. Halving it to ISO 400 produces a result that you would be hard-pushed to tell apart from that achieved at its lowest setting, ISO 160.
You have to push it to extremes to introduce what I'd consider an undesirable level of noise, and certainly at its maximum level -- ISO 12,800 -- there is considerable dappling of the results. But even at this setting, colours remain true to their originals.
The G5 has four burst modes for continuous shooting, ranging from 2 to 20 frames per second. At 6 and 20 frames per second -- the two highest settings -- you don't get to use the live view. But the other two options -- 2 and 3.7 -- keep it active. Using a Class 4 memory card, it shot 10 frames in succession at 3.7fps before it needed to slow its rate to allow it to offload data from the cache. It continued shooting thereafter for as long as I kept the shutter release held down, at around 2fps.
It's very quick to find focus, highlighting the focal point almost immediately in auto mode. If you prefer to specify what it should be looking at, then a simple tap on the 3-inch (7.5cm) LCD screen sets your chosen point. Combine this with manual focus and that's the point that it enlarges as you tilt the focus rocker.
The screen is articulated through 180 degrees on each plane, so you can use it to take overhead, low-down or even around-the-corner shots. It's used for far more than just setting the focus and framing your subject. Fly-out menus let you control various settings and there's a handy horizon indicator to show when you're holding the G5 perfectly level. It works in both landscape and portrait modes, and also indicates tilt.
It's used in the scene and creative control modes too, where tapping the screen selects the effect you want to achieve, with several replicating the style of retro image tools in apps like Instagram.
The screen is supplemented by a digital viewfinder, with a proximity sensor below the eyepiece that automatically switches between the two when you bring it close to your face.
Shooting stills
The G5 is easy and fun to use. The articulated screen makes a big difference when it comes to shooting more creatively, and it's easy to see in all lighting conditions.
Colour reproduction and detail retention were both excellent in my tests, with the G5's stills packed with texture and accurate tone. In the image below, zooming to 100 per cent very clearly reveals the individual reeds on the riverbank, while the overcast sky has been accurately rendered, with clear differentiation between the various tones.
I performed my tests using a mixture of Intelligent Auto and Aperture Priority modes and recorded raw and JPEG files side by side. My analysis was performed using the in-camera JPEG files, as neither Aperture nor Lightroom yet recognise the raw files.
In shots with a narrower gamut, such as the brown duck set against wooden decking below, it maintained the high standards seen elsewhere, with very similar tones being easy to differentiate. The short feathers on the duck's neck are clearly rendered and the focus is so sharp that it's easy to make out a silhouetted figure against the sky reflected in its eye.
The G5 performed very well under studio lights in the still-life test. It set its sensitivity to ISO 640, but there was no evidence of grain interfering with the level of detail in the image. Contrasts were sharp, colours were accurate and the overall shot was well balanced.
Switching off the studio lights and relying on the ambient light in the studio caused the G5 to increase its sensitivity to ISO 1,600, and I was very impressed with the clarity of the result. Again, fine detail was cleanly captured and noise was kept to an absolute minimum. However, while white elements such as the cloth under the objects being photographed, and the child's furry toy, retained a high level of detail, there was some flaring from the illuminated display of a small radio.
Repeating the test for a third time using the onboard flash resulted in a darker image, which was less well balanced than the other two. It cast fairly strong shadows and there was some drop-off in the level of illumination towards the back of the scene. However, in its favour, the short lens didn't cast any shadows itself as it stayed well outside of the throw of the flash.
Video test
The G5 shoots high-definition PAL video at 1,920x1,080p resolution, 50 frames per second, and NTSC at 60fps. The results are very good indeed.
Footage is smooth and shows no signs of skipping or lost detail in fast-moving subjects, such as the high-speed train in the sample below. Colours are natural and realistic, and detail is sharp.
The soundtrack is extremely clearly and cleanly recorded, thanks in part to the fact that the lens is silent when zooming, so there's no distracting background sound. Wind noise reduction can be set to automatic or off, and you can adjust the gain on the built-in stereo mics to trim them to your surroundings.
All of this contributes to a result that rivals the output from the Sony Alpha SLT-A37, which came out on top in my tests last month.
The G5 is a great camera. It's fast, accurate and absolutely packed with features. But as Andrew Hoyle asked in his preview of a pre-production unit, "if the price tag is closing in on some entry-level dSLRs, is the Lumix G5 worth considering?"
Well, now we know the price, and it isn't cheap. Perhaps that's not surprising. Its little sibling, the Lumix DMC-GF5, with a lower resolution and fewer movie options, costs £500. So I was already expecting it to come in above that.
At £800 with the powered lens though, it's almost twice the price of the Sony Alpha SLT-A37. It's £100 more than the Canon EOS 650D, which boasts a touchscreen like the G5, on top of a higher resolution and wider choice of interchangeable lenses -- thanks to its compatibility with the company's existing library of EF units.
When considered in isolation, the G5 is an excellent choice. It does all you could want of a semi-pro camera and produces consistently good results. However, when placed in context, it's just a little too expensive, and that loses it marks. I've given it three and a half stars -- 70 per cent -- on the back of a first-class performance. I would have marked it four and a half stars had the price been shaved by £150.
Every new product is sold at a premium though, and there's no reason to doubt the G5's price will fall over the coming months. When it does, it will be a properly tempting proposition. In the meantime, cast your peepers over my round-up of the best compact cameras with interchangeable lenses.


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Here's the most recent entry I wrote for SCOTUSblog. On January 18, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Vartelas v. Holder , a case raising the question whether the U.S. government can, based on a 1996 amendment to the immigration laws, bar a lawful permanent resident from returning to the United States after a short trip to Greece to visit his parents. The central issue in the case is whether the 1996 amendment can be applied retroactively to a pre-1996 criminal conviction. For the argument preview, see here . Here is the transcript of the argument. Criminal law expert Professor Stephanos Bibas of the University of Pennsylvania Law School's Supreme Court Clinic argued the case for the petitioner. Professor Bibas was co-counsel on the landmark decision in Padilla v. Kentucky (2010), in which the Court held that an ineffective assistance of counsel claim could be based on an attorney's failure to inform a noncitizen of the immigration consequences of his criminal conviction. Assistant to the Solicitor General Eric Miller argued the case for the United States. The arguments focused on the retroactive application of Immigration & Nationality Act § 101(a)(13)(C)(v), which was added by the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 and defines an "admission" into the United States. Under the new sub-section, the U.S. government sought to bar Vartelas from returning to the United States based on his conviction for a "crime involving moral turpitude." Importantly, Vartelas would not have been subject to deportation if he had not left the United States. Moreover, before 1996, he probably would have prevailed in returning unimpeded from the short trip. In INS v. St. Cyr (2001), the Supreme Court held that the repeal of a form of relief — known as Section 212(c) relief — from removal by the 1996 immigration reforms could not be applied retroactively to bar a legal immigrant from seeking such relief for which he would have been eligible when he entered the plea. In its analysis, the Court weighed heavily the immigrant's reliance on the availability of Section 212(c) relief at the time he entered the plea. Much of the questioning of the Justices at the oral argument in this case concerned the application of St. Cyr – for example, Chief Justice Roberts specifically asked Miller how St. Cyr was distinguishable from this case. Early in the argument, Chief Justice Roberts expressed the opinion that the time to look at reliance on the law was at the time of the commission of the criminal offense. Petitioner's counsel, however, seemed to persuade the Court that, under the circumstances of this case, the appropriate time to evaluate reliance was at the time of the plea, when the immigrant defendant must weigh all of the ramifications (including the possibility of visiting family and friends in their native country) of a criminal conviction. Several Justices asked questions about whether, when he entered the plea in 1994, Vartelas would have relied on the then-current state of the law concerning travel outside the United States. The Justices pressed Miller on whether an attorney would have advised Vartelas at the time of the plea that he could leave and return to the United States. At various times in the argument, the complexities of the statutory provision at issue seemed to befuddle the Justices. Justice Ginsburg questioned Miller about why the statute focused on entry into the United States when Congress's real concern was with noncitizens with criminal convictions. Justices Ginsburg and Sotomayor emphasized that the 1996 amendment added punishment to an immigrant's criminal conviction, imposing a new "disability" on the noncitizen, and that the U.S. government sought to impose this penalty retroactively. Chief Justice Roberts seemed genuinely perplexed by the statutory language, which is a common reaction of many judges to the provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act. He grappled with why Congress would not admit a noncitizen for a crime but punished a lawful permanent resident convicted of that crime by requiring that he remain in the country. The Chief also asked Miller to offer a policy justification for barring a lawful permanent resident from leaving the country for a few days to attend a family member's funeral. It is hazardous to speculate about the outcome of a case based on oral arguments. Nonetheless, here are my conjectures. Justices Scalia and Alito generally seemed unsympathetic to the petitioner's arguments. As is his custom, Justice Thomas did not ask a question; Justice Kennedy only chimed in briefly and it was hard to read where his leanings were. Justices Ginsburg, Breyer, Sotomayor, and Kagan appeared concerned that Vartelas might well have considered his right to travel under the law in 1996 when he accepted the plea. Finding the statute and its justification somewhat mystifying, Chief Justice Roberts seemed unsympathetic to the U.S. government's positions. I would say that Vartelas stands a fair chance of prevailing on the retroactivity argument. In deciding the case, the Court seems unlikely to address any questions broader than the application of the 1996 statutory amendment. Because the issue rarely was mentioned in the arguments, and the parties do not contest the issue, it seems unlikely that the Court will address whether Immigration and Nationality Act § 101(a)(13)(C)(v) overruled Rosenberg v. 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Section 1: The official name of this organization shall be the Leaders for Continuous Improvement.
Section 2: The club shall operate as a nonprofit organization.
Section 3: The club shall abide by the applicable policies and procedures of ASUSU and the Utah State University Student Code.
Section 4: This organization shall exist for the following purposes:
A. To provide an awareness of the power of Lean systems used in any industry.
B. To educate students on Lean leadership, Lean culture, and the wise use of Lean tools.
C. To interact with other clubs and student groups through social events, educational forums, and service projects.
D. To create a network of internships and job opportunities between USU students and Lean practitioners worldwide.
E. To create a network of "Leaders for Continuous Improvement" groups nationwide, by connecting with other university campuses nationwide. Sponsored by the Shingo Prize.
Section 1: Membership is open to everybody (except business attendees) without regard to age, race, creed, color, sex, national origin, or disability.
Section 2: Voting membership is open to all students, faculty, and staff at Utah State University.
A. No more than 1/3 of the voting membership shall consist of non-students.
Section 3: To become a member, one must pay the dues (once per semester), fill out the membership application form, and return it to the secretary of the club.
A. Membership is not available to business attendees. A business attendee is someone who is on the clock during meetings and or has their dues paid by the company for which they work.
Section 1: Co-Sponsorship is available to all business attendees.
Section 2: To become a co-sponsor, one must pay the dues (once per semester), fill out the co-sponsor application form, and return it to the secretary of the club.
Section 3: Co-sponsors can recruit from the members, and have advertising benefits.
Section 1: The officers of this club shall consist of President, Vice President, Chapter VP, Communications VP, Education VP, Networking VP, Project Coordinator and Secretary.
A. All officers must currently be enrolled as undergrad students at Utah State University.
Section 2: The duties of the officers are as follows:
A. President: Preside over all meetings of the group and serve as chairperson of the executive committee. Act as official representative of the group at other meetings, events, with Shingo Prize, and attend monthly CSCO meetings. To be eligible to run for president, one must have served as a VP for at least one semester.
B. Vice President: Assist President with all logistical matters dealing with other VPs, and meetings.
Assume President's responsibilities in the case of absent President.
Organize all special events.
Measure groups progress by keeping and maintaining metrics.
Follow up with VPs and President on assigned tasks. Follow up on Standardized Work continuous improvement.
Be preparing to become next President.
C. Chapter VP: Stay in contact with National Chapters and keep consistency in standards.
Work closely with Vice President in helping with Standard Work and metrics for USU location.
D. Communications VP: Maintain and distribute internal information to club members.
Update and maintain group website.
Design and publish slides for College of Business TV screens.
Head up all group marketing and advertising.
E. Education VP: Determine material to be taught in club, set up education schedule and arrange for guest speakers.
Set up opportunities to receive Bronze Certification.
F. Networking VP: Contact businesses and individuals to find resources and educational opportunities; maintain knowledge of industry events related to club. Organize carrier fair meeting every semester.
G.Project Coordinator: Work with University, companies and other groups to set up and administer service projects to provide students with opportunities to apply lean principles and help the community.
Work closely with Project Facilitators to keep projects consistent and on time.
H. Secretary:
In charge of fiances for group.
Take minutes on meetings and reserves rooms for group meetings and executive council meetings. Keeps track of membership in group and dues. Yearly register the group with CSCO.
Section 3: Officers shall be elected during the last May and last December meetings and shall serve for a period of two semester, not to hold the same executive office for more than two semesters time.
Term extension can be granted with a majority executive vote allowing for re-election eligibility.
Potential officer candidates will be decided through an application and interview process. After determining potential candidates (all eligible candidates that pass the preliminary interview and application process), officers shall be elected by majority (50 percent plus one) of the voting members present, providing a voting body is present. Officers will be removed if they violate any of the policies and procedures of ASUSU or as outlined in the Student Code. Officers also may be removed from office if they are not upholding their responsibilities.
A vote of five of the eight officers is needed for officer removal.
Also, the Officer in question must be in attendance, or given written prior (one week) notification, of the vote.
Section 1: Secretaries are appointed from those individuals expressing future leadership opportunities.
A. Secretaries are to assist with their respective Executives responsibilities.
They assist in an attempt to learn how best to fulfil the VP position when they are the VP.
They are also to collaborate regularly with the VP to discuss continuous improvement within their responsibilities.
Section 2: Temporary special committees may be established to carry out special assignments.
Section 1: This group shall not provide monetary gain, incidentally or otherwise, to its directors or membership except as payment for services rendered in the form of wages, salaries, or incentives.
1. Register each year by completing and submitting a new application, constitution, and mission statement.
2. Have six or more members.
3. Attend the mandatory monthly CSCO meeting. These will be held the 3rd Thursday of every month at 5:00 p.m. in the TSC Auditorium.
4. To be eligible for funding, clubs are strongly encouraged to promote Aggie pride by participating in the following activities:
a. Attend the monthly CSCO meetings
b. Homecoming Activities
i. Street Painting
ii. Parade
c. Aggie Week of Welcome (WOW)
d. Christmas Tree Lane
e. Other campus activities as determined by the Campus Diversity and Organizations VP and CSCO Director
5. Hold a minimum of one meeting per month with 40% attendance of club members.
6. Abide by university standards and regulations.
7. Turn in documentation of activities and service projects to Campus Diversity and Organizations Vice President.
8. Turn in information sheets of updates and changes in club leadership, if applicable.
9. Hold one service project per semester that is approved by the Campus Diversity and Organizations VP or CSCO Director. The Service Project approval form is in included in this handbook.
Recognition of a college club is a privilege, not a right. This privilege carries with it certain responsibilities. Club members are obligated to conduct themselves in a manner that is a credit to themselves, their fellow club members, advisers, and the University. Failure to uphold these responsibilities may result in the temporary or permanent loss of recognition and accompanying privileges.
Once your club is registered, you may enjoy a variety of privileges. These include:
• Right to participate in such activities as Day on the Quad, Week of Welcome, Homecoming Week activities, Christmas Tree Lane, and A-Day
• Opportunity to receive funding from CSCO
• Use of Utah State University's name in association with your club
• Use of TSC rooms free of charge
• Access to the ASUSU Design Room
• Allocation of 50 copies per semester
• Up to 200 free mailings per year
• Free USU e-mail account
1. Student clubs or organizations may have its registration suspended by the Student Involvement & Leadership Center or the Vice President of Student Services if the organization submits falsified required information or if there is a violation of the written policies of ASUSU or any provision of the USU Student Code. The Student Code is available online at http://www.usu.edu/stuserv/scode/
2. Student Clubs or organizations shall not conduct activities that interfere with or disrupt the educational activities of the university.
3. Student clubs or organizations will be held responsible for the actions of its members. If a club's actions are in
iolation of university policy or USU Student Code, disciplinary action will be taken. The members are accountable for
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