Six students voice parking fee concerns
Bonnie Etzweiler
Capital Times Staff
Six students attending the Strategic
Planning Meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 15,
in the gallery lounge presented enough
questions and ideas about reducing the
college's operating costs to keep
administrators busy for an hour-and-a-half.
"Where are all the students?" asked Bill
Stoner, a graduate student representative
for the Strategic Planning Managment and
Enrollment Committee. "If I hadn't read
about this meeting in the Capital Times, I
would have missed it."
An unidentified student questioned the
parking fee and promised to organize a
protest against it. .
South explained that the propsed
parking fee is not a new fee but a
reinstatement of a fee that administrators
A Cap Times survey•
•
Where was everyone?
Bonnie Etzweiler * Students claimed they did not know
Capital Times Staff where to find the Gallery Lounge.
* Students claimed they did not know
An informal student survey indicated about the meetings.
five reasons for the poor attendance at the * Students were not on campus at the
Strategic Planning Meetings: time.
* There was no poster in the lobby * Students felt that administration
to remind them about the meeting. would disregard their suggestions.
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at PSH had postponed for two years. Since
the Meade Heights area is part of the
Housing and Food Services Department,
no parking fee would be necessary for that
area.
Many students complained that "all the
good stuff is in University Park, yet we
all pay the same tuition." The students
went on to ask how the PSH campus can
obtain their fair share of funding.
South's answer to this concern was that
a copy of the budget is available in the
library.
He also stated that the administration
hopes to have a rought draft of the three
year plan developed by mid-October,
giving students more time and
opportunity to submit any written
recommendations to the PSH
administrators.
Sept mbe CAPITAL r
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1992 PSH NEWS/3
Students share ideas with Dr. Ernest K. Dishner, associate provost of faculty an
dean of faculty and Dr. Jerry South, associate provost for administrativ
operations, in the Gallery Lounge at the first Open Strategic Planning Meeting.
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