University Daily Kansan / Wednesday, July 20, 1988
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StudEx ponders budget change
By Carla Krause Kansan staff writer
The Student Senate Executive Committee is considering changing the way Student Senate budgets money to some student organizations and activities.
Under the Senate rules and regulations, KU sports clubs are considered organizations, financed along with other academic and special interest clubs. A proposed change, however, places the clubs budgeting under the control of the recreational services department.
StudEx discussed the change at its meeting Sunday. *Recreational services now helps the clubs and the intramural sports organize teams and finds places to practice and compete. Under the proposal, recreational services also would help allocate and budget the clubs' money.*
To determine the amount budgeted to each club, a sports council would be established. A representative from each club would be on the council; the chairman would be the chairman of the recreational services advisory board, a Senate committee. The council would prepare a budget proposal, which then would go to the
advisory board for approval or amendment.
Under the proposal, recreational services would receive a block allocation from the Senate, and then it would handle individual club requests. Or it would present a budget to Senate for approval, and the individual clubs would present their requests to the Senate.
Mary Chappell, director of recreational services department, said the department had the staff needed to implement the program and was ready to start after it was passed.
Jane Hutchinson, StudEx chairman, said in that way, recreational services would act as a "mini-student senate," allocating the money it received from the Senate to the clubs.
Clubs that would be affected by this revision are KU crew, men's and women's soccer, hockey, Frisbee, lacrosse, rugby, cricket, volleyball, sailing, fencing, karate, rifle, squash and table tennis clubs. Senate allocated $29,380 to the clubs for fiscal year 1989, which was 58 percent of the $50,169 allocated to student teams.
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