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Minutes from HUSA Senate Meeting – June 8, 2016

By Paul Holston, Editor-in-Chief
Posted 1:32 PM EST, Sat. June 11, 2016

As promised by the Howard University Student Association Senate, minutes from the June 8 HUSA Senate conference call meeting were released to The Hilltop June 9.

[HUSA Senate To Hold Conference Call Meeting]

Actions discussed during the meeting included the 5th General Senate Assembly’s goals and expectations, the Constitutional Convention and the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) bill being brought to HUSA Senate by the 56th HUSA executive administration.

The next scheduled HUSA Senate meeting will be on June 22nd at 7:00 p.m.

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Minutes from HUSA Senate’s June 8 Meeting. (Courtesy of 5th Howard University Student Association General Senate Assembly)

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