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ASI leaders talk potential $16 fee The ASI fee has not been raised since 2001. By Cynthia mauleon Contributing Writer
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More than 70 people crowded into the Nugget Grill and Pub today to hear why students should vote to increase the Associated Students Inc. fee by $16 a semester.
At the Town Hall forum, ASI President John Haberstroh and ASI Vice President Jonathon Bolin told students why they believe a fee increase is necessary. “If you look at it, $16 may look like a lot but really, it’s like three beers or four Starbucks coffees [or] a tenth of a textbook,” Bolin said. Currently, Cal State Long Beach students pay $44 per semester in ASI fees, according to the CSULB website. With the increase, the fee would be $60 per semester. Haberstroh said the ASI fee, which is the third lowest in the Cal State Univer-
sity system, has not been raised since 2001. He added that the fee has not EHHQ DEOH WR NHHS XS ZLWK LQÁDWLRQ If passed, a portion of the fee increase may be used to renovate the Soroptimist House and Isabel Patterson Child Development Center, Haberstroh said. Bolin added that the proposed fee increase could also bring a 24-hour study center, concerts and several types of grants to CSULB. For junior political science major Edgar Gonzalez, the town hall meeting
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CSSA fee may begin in fall 2014 The fee would ensure that CSUs students are represented in Sacramento and Washington, D.C. By Samantha RamiRez Contributing Writer
The California State Student Association recently passed a $2 voluntary representation fee that is expected to generate an additional $1.7 million for the Cal State Univer-
sity system, according to Associated Student Inc. Vice President Jonathon Bolin. The fee may be implemented as soon as fall 2014 or as late as fall 2015, depending on how long the process takes, according to Sarah Couch, president of the California State Student Association (CSSA).
Although the CSSA board approved the fee, it still needs approval from the State Legislature or the CSU Board of Trustees. Once approved, the $2 fee will be implemented, Couch said. Couch said that CSSA’s goal is to ensure that the CSU will always have student representation in Sacramento and Washington, D.C. to offer students an opportunity to always have a say in how their universities are run. Funding generated by the new $2
fee would help CSSA expand its efforts to increase student representation in a number of areas, including sustainability efforts, student grants and online education, Bolin said. The fee has been discussed in CSSA for almost 40 years, but questions and concerns have stalled its passage, Bolin said. Bolin said there is some contention with campuses that don’t want to raise
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CSULB selects new College of the Arts dean Cyrus Jeanette-Parker will begin her new position in July. By Donn Gruta Assistant City Editor
For the next Cal State Long Beach College of the Arts dean Cyrus Jeanette-Parker, coming home to a wonderful husband and cat helps her balance out a heavy workload. “I think in higher education, especially LQ WKH DUWV ÀQGLQJ WKH EDODQFH EHWZHHQ personal life and work is always challenging,” Jeanette-Parker said. “As associate GHDQ , SUREDEO\ JR WR DERXW WKUHH WR ÀYH events a week but as dean, that will probably turn to seven to 10 events a week.” After a yearlong, nationwide search for the new COTA dean, Jeanette-Parker was promoted to the position, replacing interim dean Chris Miles. She will begin her term July 1. “[The search] was a robust process. I don’t even know how many people applied,” Jeanette-Parker, who previously served as chair of the dance department, said. “I’m very excited to have gotten the position. I’m delighted … and this is all just a pleasant surprise.” Jeanette-Parker earned a master’s GHJUHH LQ ÀQH DUWV IURP 8QLYHUVLW\ RI California, Riverside, according to the &68/% ZHEVLWH 6KH WKHQ VSHQW KHU HQtire adult life as a professional dancer and choreographer.
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dancers, a composer and the designers,” she said. “In the College of the Arts, it’s going to be a matter of coordinating — in a sense ‘choreographing’ — students, faculty, staff and the community.” Jeanette-Parker said although her days dancing on stage are over, she remains active as a choreographer outside of campus. She said during the past year, she has created four choreographic works while working as associate dean. “I actually just came back a few weeks ago from Taipei, Taiwan where I was an artist in residence for a week,” she said. “It’s essential for me to remain an artist, and I think my soul and heart would shrivel up if I couldn’t create so ,·P JRLQJ WR KDYH WR ÀJXUH RXW KRZ WR make time for that.” 'DYLG 'RZHOO &68/%·V LQWHULP SURvost and senior vice president of academic affairs, said he believes JeanetteParker’s experience will help her in her new role as dean. “She has provided, informed and inspired leadership for the college over the past four years,” Dowell said in a press release. “Her enthusiasm and her commitment to the college will be among her greatest assets.” In the meantime, Jeanette-Parker will remain an associate dean, but she said she has already given some thought WR ZKDW VKH ZLOO GR RQ KHU ÀUVW GD\ “I have some ideas, but at this point, VRPH RI P\ ÀUVW DFWLYLWLHV LQ WKH SRVLWLRQ would be meeting with every department chair, the directors of the CarpenWHU &HQWHU WKH 8QLYHUVLW\ $UW 0XVHXP the COTA student council and listening,” she said. “I intend to listen a lot.”
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Continued from Page 1 fees at all. “It’s literally four dollars a year, but with some campuses, it’s an ideological argument so there’s a lot to talk about,” Bolin said. The CSSA board took four hours to reach a decision on the fee, because such concerns continued to linger over it, Couch said. At the end of the deliberations, the vote for the fee was 18-5-0. Couch said that if it weren’t for Bolin and ASI President John Haberstroh, the fee may not have passed this time around. “John [Haberstroh] and Jon [Bolin’s] extensive efforts to improve WKH &68 V\VWHP HQVXUHG WKDW WKH SDVVDJH RI WKH IHH ZRXOG ÀQDOO\ EH successful,” Couch said. 7KH &68 LV WKH ODUJHVW XQLYHUsity system in the nation with more than 435,000 students and 44,000 IDFXOW\ EXW WKH FDPSXV V\Vtem continues to receive the least amount of funding, Couch said. CSSA currently has a budget of IRU DOO FDPSXVHV :LWK PRUH PRQH\ WKH &68 V\VWHP FDQ expand and improve the overall college experience, Bolin said. In the past, CSSA has fought to shut down proposed tuition increases, a proposal to cut Cal Grants and a proposal to raise the GPA requirement for Cal Grants IURP D WR D DPRQJ RWKHUV Bolin said. Managing Editor Courtney Tompkins contributed to this report.
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Students looking to bring Dream Resource Center to campus The DRC would offer support and resources for undocumented students. By Justine dela Rosa Contributing Writer
Two Cal State Long Beach students are working to gain support to create a Dream Resource Center for undocumented students on campus. Associated Students Inc. Senator-atLarge Erika Suarez and ASI Secretary for
Cultural Diversity Elizabeth Zambrano, both undocumented students, are spreading awareness to the campus community about what they say is a need for a Dream Resource Center (DRC) on campus. “We want the DRC to be a centralized space on campus where undocumented students can access resources they would otherwise have a hard time ÀQGLQJ µ =DPEUDQR VDLG The idea has been in the works since summer, Suarez said. Several other universities already have their own DRCs, including University of California, Los Angeles, University of California, Berkeley and University of California, Santa Cruz. If created at CSULB, the center would provide students with services,
VXFK DV ÀQDQFLDO DLG KHOS FRXQVHOLQJ and above all, a safe space, Suarez said. Outreach programs would also be set up to help undocumented high school students in Long Beach and Los Angeles get into college. Zambrano said the DRC project already has full support from the Long Beach Immigrant Rights Coalition, a network of community-based organizations and individuals working toward a fair immigration policy. The DRC would also be a source of guidance for undocumented youth who are able to attend CSULB and other California public universities because of Assembly Bill 540, which was signed into law in 2001. AB540 allows eligible immigrant students to pay in-state tuition
at public college and universities, accordLQJ WR WKH &68/% 2IÀFH RI *RYHUQPHQW Legislative, and Community Relations. Suarez said without the passage of AB540, she would not currently be enrolled as a student at CSULB. Both Suarez and Zambrano, who are active members of CSULB’s AB540 support group, Fuel, said that having a DRC on campus is important because many undocumented youth live in fear of deportation and discriminatory treatment. Even after AB540 students are in college, they continue needing specialized guidance, Suarez said. ´, FDQ QDPH ÀYH SHRSOH RII WKH WRS RI my head that have dropped out of college because they couldn’t afford the education, were overwhelmed, or were
disappointed with the system,” Suarez said. “Nobody tried to retain them.” Suarez and Zambrano said they are FXUUHQWO\ ZDLWLQJ WR ÀQG RXW LI WKH XQLversity will fund and provide a space for the DRC. In the meantime, they are trying to spread awareness and gain as much support as possible. ASI Chief of Staff Joseph Phillips said WKLV LV WKH ÀUVW \HDU $6, KDV SULRULWL]HG helping undocumented AB540 students. “This is kind of our now or never moment and we’re going to take full charge with that,” Phillips said. Fuel will host a poetry night on Feb. IURP WR S P DW WKH 1XJJHW *ULOO and Pub. The DRC will be discussed at the event, which is themed “love is not illegal.”
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was informative. “It’s a pretty minor impact on tuition and the gain is so vast,” he said. “I hope to see changes soon since I’m a junior now.” Haberstroh said ASI tried to raise the fee in spring 2013. “Last year, we attempted to raise the fee by $16 through alternative consultation and it was brought to our attention that a student body fee raise could only
happen through a student vote,” Haberstroh said. After speaking to students at the Nugget, Haberstroh and Bolin passed out comment cards in hopes of receiving feedback. English major Yonatan Zeray said he would want to know where the money would go before voting. “I’m not going to vote but if I were going to, I would want to know how much money would be collected as a whole with the fee,” he said. “I would want to see where that money would EH DOORFDWHG PRUH VSHFLÀFDOO\ EHIRUH
I vote ‘Yes.’” However, Haberstroh said it is too soon to decide where the money will be spent. “We can’t partition that type of money out until we know it’s going to exist,” Haberstroh said. “[If] it does pass, this year’s [ASI] Senate will decide where it goes.” Haberstroh and Bolin said they will visit classrooms, residence halls and the Nugget to further inform students about the possible fee increase. The student body will be able to vote on the fee increase in a special election via email on Feb. 26 and 27.
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