Join the UA's Judiciary Board

[Ruth Miller]

Interested in student politics, but frustrated by the student politicians?

Join the Undergraduate Association's JudBoard.  The UA JudBoard is a
body of undergraduates that meets when nessecary to settle internal
disputes and issues of constitutionality.  The time committment isn't
very large, but is unpredictable (this year it was just one weekend in
the spring).

>From the UA website: The purpose of this board is to interpret the UA
Constitution, the Bylaws of the UA Council, and any other rules of the
UA in cases of dispute between the bodies of the UA or its members.
Additionally, JudBoard shall hear complaints from members the UA
concerning the acts of its governmental bodies and act so that the
situation is resolved. JudBoard also oversees the creation and running
of the UA and UA Class Council elections.

If you'd like to apply to join the 2007-2008 UA JudBoard, please reply
with the following information:

Your name:
Your residence/FSILG affiliation:
Your course number(s):
Any affiliations with student groups, the UA, IFC, DormCon, house
governments, etc., past or present:
250-300 words explaining why you're interested in joining the
Undergraduate Association JudBoard.

All applicants, should they be nominated, must be able to attend a
Senate confirmation hearing on Monday, May 14th at 9 pm.

Thanks, and good luck,

Ruth Miller
Vice President, Undergraduate Association