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EXECUTIVE CANDIDATES
PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT CANDIDATES
Select one (1) by marking the box to the left of the name.
—Steve Dietz/Leslie Strong PARTY
—Keith Benes/Trent Steele VOICE
2ND VICE PRESIDENT CANDIDATES
Select one (1)
—Watt Maser PARTY
—Jill Anderson VOICE
SENATE CANDIDATES
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES A NATURAL
RESOURCES SENATOR
Select two (2)
—Cinch Munson PARTY
—Brent Gloy VOICE
—Brian Kubrk VOICE
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE SENATOR
Select one (1)
—Shawn Phillips PARTY
—Amy Cartoon VOICE
ARTS A SCIENCES SENATOR
Select six (7)
—Dan Ryan INCEPT
—DebSflhacek VOICE
—Roger D. Moore PARTY
—MarekBltyeu PARTY
—Linda Wieman VOICE
—Jeff Gaertlg VOICE
—Mtahelle L. Matthias PARTY
—Mark Woodward PARTY
—Reynolds Towns INDEPT
—JimCollura VOICE
—Dave Metoter PARTY
—Tori Davis PARTY
—Thaddeus S. Follett PARTY
—John R. Barrett VOICE
—Zachary Moore VOICE
-Cara Catlett VOICE
-John Paul Moore INDEPT
—Tyson Schaffert INDEPT
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SENATOR
Select tour (4)
- - -frt VOICE
VOICE
PARTY
PARTY
PARTY
, . PARTY
^ VOICE
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—OouflStoobe
—Stacy Lovelace
—ChadVyhklal
—Steve Brewer *
-^J.C Hucktoldt
—Jeff J. Qreham
*-Kelcey K. Brockmeter
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GRADUATE SENATOR
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HOME ECONOMICS SENATOR
Select one (1).
—Jay Nemec
j ; —Brenda J. Keller
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PARTY
JOURNALISM COLLEGE SENATOR
Select two (1)
—Kimberly Arms VOICE
—David M. Jurgens PARTY /
Select one (1)
LAW COLLEGE SENATOR
v NURSING COLLEGE SENATOR
Select one (1)
—Kristi Weinberger VOICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SENATOR
Select one (1)
—Chris Hilgenkamp
—Katherine Stokes
VOICE
PARTY
Select one (1)
—Teg Hughes
DENTISTRY SENATOR
VOICE
ENGINEERING COLLEGE SENATOR
Select two (2)
—Eric Risen INOEPT
—Shane L. Ham VOICE
—David Milligan VOICE
—Jeff Krohn INDEPT
—Bart Thomsen PARTY
DIVISION OF GENERAL STUDIES SENATOR
Select four (4)
—Mark A. Byars VOICE
—B« Snyder VOICE
—Paul J. Cain, Jr. VOICE
—ShawnteH Hurlgen VOICE
TEACHERS COLLEGE SENATOR
Select two (2)
—Mkhelle Phifer
—Crystal Bens kin
—Stefany Smith
VOICE
VOICE
PARTY
DIVISION OF CONTINUING STUDIES
Select one (1)
ADVISORY BOARDS
ARTS A SCIENCES ADVISORY BOARD
Select two (2) candidates in each division by marking the
bo* to the left of the name. Two (2) candidates are elected
In each division.
COMMUNICATION & FINE ARTS
—Heidi L. Sleek
—Amy Schmkfl
VOICE
VOICE
CHEMISTRY A LIFE SCIENCES
—Rylie Meyer
Man rteyne
—Kristin Gasseilng
VOICE
PARTY
VOICE
HUMANITIES
I leather Slnor
—Rick Roth
VOICE
VOICE
PHYSICAL SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS
-Erica Peterson VOICE
-Chris Falrbaim VOICE
VOICE
VOICE
SOCIAL SCIENCES
—Kyle McCormick-Brown
L. Marshall
HOME ECONOMICS ADVISORY BOARD
VOTE IN ONE DEPARTMENT ONLY
Select the appropriate number in the department of your
mayor. Undeclared persons vote for any two (2) candi
dates. Please note: You can vote in one department only.
CONSUMER SCIENCE & EDUCATION
—Kirsten Moomey VOICE
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT & THE FAMILY
—Janet K. Hen pen VOICE
—Rachael Brandi VOICE
TEXTILES. CLOTHING, ft DESIGN
One (1) candidate will be elected in the following major:
NUTRITIONAL SCIENCE A HOSPITALITY MANAGE
MENT
TEACHERS COLLEGE ADVISORY BOARD
Select two (2) students In each division.
DEPARTMENT OF VOCATIONAL &
ADULT EDUCATION
—Beth Adam
VOICE
—Kim Janulewlcz
VOICE
—Kathy Kahler
VOICE
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
—Kristi Kohtz
—Erica Firestone
—Ally Berggren
VOICE
VOICE
PARTY
SCHOOL OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION
& RECREATION
—Karen Frelmund VOICE
—Shelley Romatzke PARTY
—Jody Gray PARTY
—Mchelle Smith VOICE
SECONDARY EDUCATION
—Mtehelle J. Jensen VOICE
—Brad Reichmuth PARTY
—Tony B. Cook VOICE
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SPECIAL EDUCATION
—Annie Jones VOICE
—Debbie Steckelberg VOICE
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SPEECH PATHOLOGY
—Kelly Schreiner PARTY
—Jane Beal PARTY
—JM Sloup INDEPT
—Julie Johnson VOICE
—OorlHelvey VOICE
GENERAL STUDIES ADVISORY BOARD
Select four (4) by making the box »the left of the name.
—KJmKathol VOICE
—Danny Reznor VOICE
—Julie Meister VOICE
—Jake Snyder VOICE
AGRICULTURE COLLEGE ADVISORY BOARD
VOTE IN YOUR MAJOR ONLY
Select one (1) candidate from the following majors. Please
note: You may vote In one major only.
AGRIBUSINESS
—Jason Voss VOICE
PRE-FORESTRY, ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES,
FISHERIES & WILDLIFE, MECHANIZED
AGRICULTURE
—Mark Staab VOICE
—William “Russ’ Barger INDE PT
AG CERTIFICATE, AG ECONOMICS. AG EDUCATION,
AG JOURNALISM, HONORS
—Scott L.Keetle VOICE
ANIMAL SCIENCE
—Andrew Klug VOICE
PRE-VETERINARY SCIENCE, VETERINARY SCIENCE
—Melissa Rae Girard VOICE
GENERAL AGRONOMY, HORTICULTURE,
CROP PROTECTION
—Clin ion Fuchs VOICE
FOOO SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL
AGRONOMY, BIO-CHEMISTRY
—Chris Wall man VOICE
NATURAL RESOURCES. RANGE MANAGEMENT.
RANGE SCIENCE, SON. SCIENCE, WATER SCENCE
—Ryan J. Hughes VOICE
BUSINESS ADVISORY BOARD
Select two (2) candidates from the foliowing division.
SOPHOMOREf
—Matthew D. Pedersen
—Jon Sc have
VOICE
VOICE
JUNIORS
—Shelly Byrne
-Kristin Boiey
Heather Anderson
—Angel Diaz
PARTY
VOICE
PARTY
VOICE
SENIORS
—Gary Doyle
—Joshua skavc
VOICE
VOICE
COMMITTEE FOR FEES ALLOCATION
GREEK
VMS tar one (1)
RESIDENCE HALL
Vois for two (2)
OFF-CAMPUS
Vote tor three (3)
—Emilia Juarez
—Stacie Schuttz
INDEPT
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General Election March 10, 1993
STUDENT FEE FUND B SURVEY
ASUN It surveying student opinion on the Fund B portion of student fees.This Is strictly a survey which will help enable
ASUN repreeantaoves to further realize student sentiment on student toes.
DISTRIBUTION of student fee* collected from each full lime student per semester lor (he fiscal year 1902-03.
FACt.lTY FEE .......-.$22.00
UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTER......— $75.57
NEBRASKA UNIONS...........$32.72
CAMPUS RECREATION PROGRAMS & FACS-fTES _____$32.82
1. Do you approve of $22.00 of your student fees being coNectsd to support the Facflity Foe tor financing the Nebraska
Union, East Union, HsaNh Center, Residence Halls, and Campus Recreation Canter?
YES- NO
2. Do you approve of $75.57 of your student tees being coAected to support the operation of tfte University Health
Center?
YES- NO—
3. Do you support $32.72 of your student fees being oolected to support the Nebraska Unions?
YES- NO—
4. Do you support $32.82 of your student fees being collected to support Campus Recreation Programsand
Faculties?
YES- NO
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ALL FUND A FEES ARE REFUNDABLE UPON REQUEST
Fund A Student Fee Allocation Question
Refundable upon request
ASUN must conduct a student referendum on the following lee agendas. This question Is conducted In comptience
with Regents! Policy Any agency voted down on this referendum will NOT be funded lor those specific lines of their
budget Distribution of Student Fees collected from each fuMme student per semester lor the fiscal year 1902-89
Includes:
Dally Nebraskan.................. $ 44
University Program Coundl Speakers Program - not to exceed -........ $1 33
1. Doyou approve bieallocetton by student government ofapart of student lees collected tosupport the Dally Nebraskan
during the 1188 lUsoafyear?
YES- NO
2. Do you approve Pie aHocallon by student government of a part of student fees collected to support campus speakers
programs during tie 1983-84 fiscal year?
YES- NO- *
This question Is conducted m compliance with Regents! Policy of Fund A Student Fees approved May 17,1880.
Are
ASUN SURVEY QUESTION
COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
In favor of having the Invocation and benediction reinstated Into the Commencement Ceremony?
YES
NO
ASUN CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
ELIGIBILITY FOR GRADUATE COLLEGE
The ASUN GonttNuflon states that In order to be eligible tor election or appointment id the student government you must
be enrolled at a full-time student (Graduate College-9 hours). The proposed amendment would lower the requirement
tor students In the Graduate College to efx hours In a degree objective program.
ARTICLE V. BRANCHES
B Eligibility * • '
I. Elected Mambers. To be eligible tor election to the Senate, a candidate must:
a. Be a regularly enrobed member of the college he proposes to represent and spree in writing
to resign It he should terminate his/her enrollment In that college during the term of office tor
which he eeeks election.
b. Be regularly enrolled as a full-time student, either as an undergraduate or as a graduate student.
c. The senator from the Division of Continuing Studies must be enrolled with at least three
credit hours.
d. The senator from the Graduate College must be enrolled with at least three credit hours.
e. Meet university regulations tor participation In extracurricular activities.
ARTICLE V. BRANCHES
B. EHbHity
I. Elected Members. To be eligible tor election to the Senate, a candidate must:
a. Be a regularly enrobed member of the col lege he ptopossito represent and agree In writing to resign
If he should terminate hie enrollment In that college during the term of office tor which he seeks election.
b. Be regularfy enrolled as a full-time student, ae an undergraduate student.
a The senator from the Division of Continuing studies mustbe enrolled with at least three credit hours,
d. The senator from the Graduate College must be enrobed In at least six hours In a degree
e/ISatun^KslqMsgulatlons tor participation mextracurricular activities.
YES A vote YES will change the requirement to six (6) hours In a degree-objective program.
NO A vote NO will keep the requirement at 9 hours (or graduate students
ABSENTEE AND DISABLED STUDENT BALLOTS
ABSENTEE BALLOTS. Students who will 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 complets ‘Form L' (available from
the ASUN Director of Development), between the hours of 9.90 to 5:00 and have their signature notarized and must be
cast on or before 4:00 pm.. Tuesday, March 9,1993
DISABLED STUDENT BALLOTS. Disabled students to vote. Disabled Shan mean unable to attend class due to
confinement at tiie Student Health Center or a hospital. Students so disabled shall <r“*"--—‘——*
(472-25811 on or before 12:00 noon of election dav. Wednesday, March 10.19^
