CAC Seal

The Official Gazette

CAC Student Government (Pamahaalang Mag-aaral)

πŸ›οΈ Meeting πŸ•’ Past Event

Monthly Student Government Town Hall - February 2025

πŸ“…

Date & Time

Thursday, February 20, 2025

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

πŸ“

Location

CAC Auditorium, Main Building

πŸ‘₯

Organizer

CAC Student Government

Capacity

200 attendees

About This Event

Join us for our monthly town hall meeting where students can directly engage with student government representatives, ask questions, voice concerns, and learn about ongoing initiatives and upcoming projects.

Monthly Student Government Town Hall - February 2025

Join us for our monthly town hall meeting where your voice matters! This is your opportunity to directly engage with your student government representatives, learn about current initiatives, and help shape the future of our college community.

What to Expect

Interactive Discussion

  • Direct Access: Speak directly with student government officers
  • Real Answers: Get immediate responses to your questions and concerns
  • Transparent Updates: Learn about ongoing projects and their progress
  • Future Planning: Contribute ideas for upcoming initiatives

Department Reports

Each department will provide updates on:

  • Executive: Current programs, policy implementations, and administrative updates
  • Legislative: Recent resolutions, proposed policies, and representation activities
  • Judicial: Constitutional matters, dispute resolutions, and procedural updates

Special Focus: Mental Health Initiative

This month’s town hall will feature a special presentation on our new Student Mental Health Support Program, including:

  • Program overview and available services
  • How to access support and resources
  • Student feedback and suggestions for improvement
  • Q&A with program coordinators

Your Participation Matters

How to Prepare

  1. Think About Issues: Consider challenges you’ve experienced or improvements you’d like to see
  2. Prepare Questions: Write down specific questions or concerns you’d like to address
  3. Bring Ideas: Come with suggestions for new programs or improvements
  4. Invite Friends: Encourage other students to attend and participate

Topics We’ll Cover

  • Academic Support: Library hours, study spaces, tutoring programs
  • Campus Life: Events, activities, and student organization support
  • Student Services: Health services, counseling, career support
  • Infrastructure: Campus facilities, technology, and accessibility
  • Financial Matters: Budget allocations, fee structures, and financial aid

Ground Rules for Participation

Respectful Dialogue

  • Listen Actively: Respect others’ right to speak and be heard
  • Stay on Topic: Keep discussions focused on student government matters
  • Be Constructive: Offer solutions along with concerns
  • Time Limits: Individual speaking time may be limited to ensure everyone can participate

Question Submission

  • Live Questions: Raise your hand during the open floor session
  • Written Questions: Submit questions in writing if you prefer
  • Anonymous Options: Anonymous question submission available
  • Follow-up: Complex issues may require follow-up meetings or research

What Happens After

Action Items

  • All concerns and suggestions will be documented
  • Action items will be assigned to appropriate departments
  • Follow-up timeline will be established for each issue
  • Progress updates will be provided at the next town hall

Communication

  • Meeting Minutes: Detailed minutes will be published within 48 hours
  • Action Updates: Regular updates on progress will be shared via email and social media
  • Individual Follow-up: Personal concerns may receive individual follow-up contact

Accessibility and Accommodations

Physical Accessibility

  • Wheelchair Access: The auditorium is fully wheelchair accessible
  • Reserved Seating: Front row seating available for those with hearing difficulties
  • Parking: Accessible parking spaces available near the main building

Communication Support

  • Sign Language: ASL interpreter available upon request (48-hour notice preferred)
  • Large Print: Materials available in large print format
  • Audio Recording: Session will be recorded for those unable to attend

Special Guests

This Month’s Guests

  • Dr. Sarah Martinez: Director, Student Mental Health Program
  • Prof. Roberto Santos: Faculty Senate Representative
  • Ms. Lisa Chen: Student Services Director

Student Organization Representatives

Representatives from major student organizations will be present to:

  • Share updates on their activities
  • Discuss collaboration opportunities
  • Address inter-organizational concerns

Refreshments and Networking

Light Refreshments

  • Coffee, tea, and light snacks will be provided
  • Courtesy of the Student Government hospitality fund
  • Available before the meeting (5:30 PM) and during the break

Networking Opportunity

  • Pre-Meeting Mingling: Arrive early to chat with representatives
  • Post-Meeting Discussions: Stay after for individual conversations
  • Contact Exchange: Get direct contact information for follow-up

How to Stay Engaged

Between Town Halls

  • Office Hours: Student Government officers hold regular office hours
  • Email Updates: Subscribe to our monthly newsletter
  • Social Media: Follow us for real-time updates and announcements
  • Committee Participation: Join committees that interest you

Upcoming Opportunities

  • Budget Planning Sessions: March 2025
  • Election Information Sessions: April 2025
  • End-of-Year Celebration: May 2025

Contact Information

Questions Before the Meeting

  • Email: townhall@cac-sg.edu
  • Phone: (055) 123-4567
  • Office: Student Government Office, Student Center Room 201

Day-of-Event Contact

  • Information Desk: Available 30 minutes before the meeting
  • Technical Support: For accessibility needs or technical issues
  • Emergency Contact: Campus Security (055) 911-SAFE

Why Your Attendance Matters

Your participation in town halls:

  • Shapes Policy: Your input directly influences student government decisions
  • Builds Community: Strengthens the connection between students and their representatives
  • Creates Change: Real improvements happen when students engage actively
  • Develops Leadership: Participating in civic dialogue builds important life skills

Mark Your Calendar

Next Town Hall: March 20, 2025, 6:00 PM
Special Topic: Campus Infrastructure and Technology Improvements


Remember: This is YOUR student government. Your voice, your concerns, and your ideas matter. We look forward to seeing you there!

Can’t attend? Watch the live stream on our website or catch up with the recorded session and meeting minutes posted afterward.

Event Agenda

  1. 1
    Welcome and Opening Remarks (5 minutes)
  2. 2
    Executive Department Report (15 minutes)
  3. 3
    Legislative Department Updates (15 minutes)
  4. 4
    Judicial Department Report (10 minutes)
  5. 5
    Budget and Financial Update (10 minutes)
  6. 6
    New Initiatives Presentation (20 minutes)
  7. 7
    Open Floor - Student Questions and Concerns (30 minutes)
  8. 8
    Upcoming Events and Announcements (10 minutes)
  9. 9
    Closing Remarks and Next Steps (5 minutes)

What to Bring

  • βœ“ Valid student ID for attendance verification
  • βœ“ Respectful participation in discussions

Share this event

πŸ“§ Email
← Back to All Events