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191919 B B B B B B B B B Bl 19 B B B la 19 B la 19 ra IS 19 IS 191919 ra 1919191919119 IS IS 191919 is IS IS IS 19 IS 191=11=11=91919 BB B B B B B >=> »=. »=! =.« I GENERAL ELECTION i| O f f M I | march 11,1992 | IB EXECUTIVE CANDIDATES (B ... — PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT CANDIDATES IBJ Select one (1) by marking the box to the left of the Bname. —Alyssa L. Williams/Pat Pipper ACTION (B —Andrew C. Sigerson/Trent Steele COMMIT 2ND VICE PRESIDENT CANDIDATES IB] Select one (1) ®—Elizabeth Healey COMMIT —Chris Olaes ACTION (B -- m —-l- _ ■ - p| SENATE CANDIDATES [B AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES & NATURAL ® RESOURCES SENATOR Select two (2) —Bryant Knoerzer COMMIT —Steve Payne ACTION p] —Brent Gloy ACTION ._, —Patrick Kroese COMMIT (B m — ® COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE SENATOR Select one (1) p] —Ryan Swanson COMMIT ™ —Bren West ACTION B ARTS A SCIENCES SENATOR B Select six (6) —David Steinke COMMIT H— Rob Czaplewski COMMIT —Melissa R. Castro ACTION p] —Kyle Glister COMMIT , —Jennifer Lodes ACTION IBJ —Tim Meyers COMMIT H—Amie Clarke ACTION —Jill Anderson ACTION p] —Rob Noha ACTION “ —Cheryl Mrsny COMMIT (BJ —Ryan Mousel COMMIT jgj —David Meister ACTION Bl z—- :■-= m -- — m BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SENATOR |B1 Select four (4) ™ —Andy Peshek COMMIT Ml —Rob Bryant COMMIT f—. —Eric Sock ACTION Ml —Dana Johnson ACTION ®—Pam Anderson ACTION —Chad Higgins COMMIT in —Thad Standley ACTION —Man Maser COMMIT ® m —. -- = m ® GRADUATE SENATOR Select five (6) m —Keelan Kaiser COMMIT m - - ~ = m - - ® =- ' ® HOME ECONOMICS SENATOR Ml Select one (1). ®—Brenda Keller COMMIT —Ann Mane Schwebke ACTION ffl -- DIVISION OF CONTINUING STUDIES a Select one (1) JOURNALISM COLLEGE SENATOR Select two (2) —Jason Medick COMMIT —Jennifer Vogelsberg COMMIT —Leslie Strong ACTION LAW COLLEGE SENATOR Select one (1) NURSING COLLEGE SENATOR Select one (1) —Amy Dorssom COMMIT CRIMINAL JUSTICE SENATOR Select one (1) —Chris Hilgenkamp ACTION —Jason B. Howell —Diana Hoffman COMMIT DENTISTRY SENATOR Select one (1) ENGINEERING COLLEGE SENATOR Select two (2) —Mela Goner ACTION —Jason Vogel COMMIT —Mary Etchler COMMIT —Michael Currens —Tim Wilwerding ACTION DIVISION OF GENERAL STUDIES SENATOR Select four (4) —Sara DeMars ACTION —Kevin A Thomas ACTION —Bill Snyder ACTION —Andrew Loudon COMMIT —Kelly Archuletta COMMIT —Shane T ucker COMMIT —Shelly Byrne ACTION —Narroyl Parker COMMIT TEACHERS COLLEGE SENATOR Select three (3) —Kathleen Hartman COMMIT —Christy Feldhaus ACTION —Kim Heyne COMMIT —Brandlynn Foch COMMIT —Lisa Rasmussen ACTION —Rick Breltenfeldt ACTION COMMITTEE FOR FEES ALLOCATION GREEK Vote for one (1) —Abbey Bellamy RESIDENCE HALL Vote for two (2) OFF CAMPUS Vote for three (3) —Jeff Standley ADVISORY BOARDS ARTS A SCIENCES ADVISORY BOARD Select two (2) candidates in each division by marking the box to the left of the name Two (2) candidates are elected In each division. COMMUNICATION & FINE ARTS —Heather Sinor ACTION —Zachary Moore COMMIT —Katy Aken COMMIT CHEMISTRY & LIFE SCIENCES —Kiran Kaul COMMIT —>Joe Blaney ACTION —James Collura ACTION —Lori Dustin COMMIT HUMANITIES —Kelly Johnson ACTION —Backy Harr ACTION —Unda Wieman COMMIT —Jason Ossian COMMIT PHYSICAL SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS —Ann Nelson ACTION —Jason Koler COMMIT —Joyce Yen ACTION —Lisa Pawloski COMMIT SOCIAL SCIENCES —Jeff Gaertig COMMIT —Amy Herzog COMMIT —Judy Rishel ACTION —David Jurgens ACTION HOME ECONOMICS ADVISORY BOARD VOTE IN ONE DEPARTMENT ONLY Select the appropriate number in the department of your major. Undeclared persons vote for any two (2) candi dates. Please note: You can vote in one department only. CONSUMER SCIENCE & EDUCATION —Kristi Ekillish COMMIT —Nicole Ericksen COMMIT —Paige Luthans ACTION HUMAN DEVELOPMENT & THE FAMILY —Michelle Kimberly • COMMIT TEXTILES. CLOTHING, & DESIGN —Christine Byers COMMIT —Jill Dtbbern ACTION —Beth Adam COMMIT One (1) candidate wilt be elected in the following major: NUTRITIONAL SCIENCE & HOSPITALITY MANAGE MENT —Kristi Hansen COMMIT TEACHERS COLLEGE ADVISORY BOARD Select two (2) students in each division. DEPARTMENT OF VOCATIONAL & ADULT EDUCA TION —Geolene Bunsen COMMIT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION —Julie Koch COMMIT —Katie Krueger COMMIT —Jeffrey Fierro ACTION SCHOOL OF HEALTH. PHYSICAL EDUCATION & RECREATION —Lisa BrakKe COMMIT —Keri O'Donnell ACTION [fij SECONDARY EDUCATION commit M -Britt Ehlers COMMIT W —Andrea Pruitt ACTION g =^2^^ ffl = a a SPECIAL EDUCATION , >=1 —Nicole Gerhard COMMIT |fij —Amanda Lainof COMMIT a --— a SPEECH PATHOLOGY —Heather Pigg COMMIT (51 —Angie Hoesing COMMIT ~ —Erika Counselor ACTION M = . 1 . a AGRICULTURE COLLEGE ADVISORY BOARD VOTE IN YOUR MAJOR ONLY Select one (1) candidate from the following majors. Please J“ note: You may vote in one major only. AGRIBUSINESS —David J. Karnopp ACTION ia —MattHeineman COMMIT IHJ -a PRE-FORESTRY, ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, FISH- fl ERIES & WILDLIFE, MECHANIZED AGRICULTURE (SI —DChad Schneider ACTION —Kim Ruwe COMMIT a a AG CERTIFICATE, AG ECONOMICS, AG EDUCATION, (5] AG JOURNALISM, HONORS —Bnan R. Kubik COMMIT [jg IBJ ANIMAL SCIENCE [S] —Candice D. Berndt COMMIT '=d --m PRE-VETERINARY SCIENCE. VETERINARY SCIENCE ED —Traci Doeschot COMMIT r=i —Melissa Girard ACTION l=J --m GENERAL AGRONOMY, HORTICULTURE, CROP Bl PROTECTION 7=. —Brad Rikli COMMIT HJ -1] FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL AGRI- f=l CULTURE. BIO CHEMISTRY ™ —Chris A. Renner COMMIT B) - - :- m NATURAL RESOURCES, RANGE MANAGEMENT. r=i RANGE SCIENCE. SOIL SCIENCE, WATER SCIENCE HJ —Ken Quandt COMMIT £ _ BUSINESS ADVISORY BOARD pp Select two (2) candidates from the following division. IP; SOPHOMORES —Stacy Lovelace ACTION HJ —Kurt Ackman COMMIT ffil —Doug Stobbe „ COMMIT ™ —Jill Daubert ACTION m = is JUNIORS m —Steve Parde COMMIT Bl —Sejal Patel ' ACTION 7=7 —Julie Loeffler ACTION IH —Darcie Nelson COMMIT gj = -. - == 11 SENIORS ---- _ B) —Andy Ellers COMMIT }=( —Heather Lammers COMMIT IPI m ran | General Election March 11, 1992 ■ fg| STUDENT FEE FUND B SURVEY ASUN is surveying student opinion on the Fund B portion of student fees. This is strictly a survey which will help enable Ml ASUN representatives to further realize student sentiment on student fees B DISTRIBUTION of student fees collected from each full time student per semester for the fiscal year 1991-92 FACILITY FEE . $22 00 B UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTER. $73 89 NEBRASKA UNIONS . $31,24 CAMPUS RECREATION PROGRAMS & FACILITIES . $26 01 1 • Do you approve of $22 00 of your student fees being collected to support the Facility Fee for financing the Nebraska Union, East Union, and Health Center? f=, YES- NO ISJ r 2. Do you approve of $73 89 of your student fees being collected to support the operation of the University Health r=n Center? Ml YES— NO— ®3. Do you support $31.24 of your student fees being collected to support the Nebraska Unions? YES- NO M 4. Do you support $26.01 of your student ($$s being collected to support Campus Recreation Programs and ; Facilities? YES— NO— H ALL FUND A FEES ARE REFUNDABLE UPON REQUEST «Fund A Student Fee Allocation Question Refundable upon request Ml ASUN must conduct a student referendum on the following fee agencies. This question is conducted m compliance with Regentai Policy. Any agency voted down on this referendum will NOT be funded for those specificlines of their budget. Distribution of Student Fees collected from each full-time student per semester for the fiscal year 1990-91 includes Daily Nebraskan .$ 98 University Program Council Speakers Program . $ 14 i Do you approve the allocation of a pan of student fees collected to support the Daily Nebraskan during the 1992 93 fiscal year? YES— NO— 2. Do you approve the allocation of a pan of student fees collected to support campus speakers programs during the 1992 93 fiscal year? YES— NO— ‘This question is conducted in compliance with Regentai Policy of Fund A Student Fees approved May 17,1980 ASUN CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS • ELIGIBILITY FOR GRADUATE, DENTAL A LAW COLLEGES 2| The ASUN Constitution states that in order to be eligible for election or appointment to the student government you must HI be enrolled as a full-time student (Graduate College-9 hours; Dental College-12 hours, Law College-12 hours) The » proposed amendment would lower the requirement for students In the Graduate, Dental and Law College to alx hours In a degree-objective program. ® Presently [B1 ARTICLE V. BRANCHES J2 B. Eligibility _1 HI I Elected Members To be eligible for election to the Senate, a candidate must: na Be a regularly enrolled member of the college he proposes to represent and agree in writing to resign if he should terminate his/her enrollment in that college during the term of office for M which he seeks election. b. Be regularly enrolled as a full-time student, either as an undergraduate or as a graduate jBi student. , c. The senator from the Division of Continuing Studies must be enrolled with at least three ||] credit hours. d Meet university regulations for participation In extracurricular activities BBBBSBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Proposed [Ml ARTICLE V. BRANCHES ™ B Elibility [Q I. Elected Members. To be eligible for election to the Senate, a candidate must i_i a Be a regularly enrolled member of the college he proposes to represent and agree *n writing to resign III if he should terminate his enrollment in that college during the term of office for which he seeks election. [5] b Be regularly enrolled as a full-time student, as an undergraduate student. c. The senator from the Division of Continuing Studies must be enrolled with at least three credit hours. S] d The senators from the Law, Dental and Graduate Colleges must be enrolled In at least six hours In a degree-objective program. e. Meet university regulations for participation in extracurricular activities YES A vote YES will change the requirement to six (6) hours in a degree objective program [SI NO A vote NO will keep the requirement at 12 hours for Law and Dental students and 9 hours for graduate !■* students gj ASUN SURVEY QUESTION PARKING Do you support the concept of "not overselling UN-L Parking lots" with the understanding that the price of parking permits IH UnI ^OSS'bl^ u^'11 '*woulcl mean that some on campus students would be restricted from being allowed to park at the [g| YES I support the concept of “no overselling" of University of Nebraska-Lincoln parking lots with the under- [Ml standing that the price of parking permits may possibly go up NO I support overselling of University of Nebraska Lincoln parking lots [■] ASUN CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS ® GENDER fSl PRESENTLY: Beginning in Article I all references are to the gender "he" [■] CHANGE TO: ™ Beginning in Article I of the ASUN Constitution and all subsequent reference to "he" shall read "he/she" or “her/him." [fij A vote Yea will change all reference of “he” to "he/she" or "her/him.”. n A vote No will keep all reference of “he" in the ASUN Constitution. m ABSENTEE AND DISABLED STUDENT BALLOTS ABSENTEE BALLOTS. Students who wiill not be in Lincoln. Nebraska during the time the polls are open will be permitted to vote by absentee ballot. Students who wish to vote by absentee ballot must complete 'Form L' (available from [■] the ASUN Director of Development), between the hours of 9:00 to 5:00 and have their signature notarized and must be r=i cast on or before 4:00 p.m , Tuesday. March 10. 1992 HI DISABLED STUDENT BALLOTS. Disabled students to vote. Disabled shall mean unable to attend class due to HI confinement at the Student Health Center or a hospital Students so disabled shall call the ASUN Director of Development ™ (472-2581) on or before 12:00 noon of election day, Wednesday, March 11,1992, and arrangements will be made for ffil voting. ™ (ffl POLLING SITES --~ r=i 8:00 AM-8 00 PM IMJ Nebraska Union - City Campus [■) Campus Recreation Center Abel/Sandoz - Fish Bowl Nelhardl - Blue Room j~ Nebraska Union-East Campus ■ For more Information call ASUN —- 472-2581 ^ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBB