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STEM Club Meeting Minutes

Minutes
October 4, 2002

  1. CALLED TO ORDER: 2:00 P.M.
  2. NOTES
  3. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
    1. Deciding on the projects to undertake - Participating in a math competition and creating the robot/other competition were rejected. The accepted projects were: assisting with Science Olympia for high school students , math problem of the month, mentoring high school students. The members did not want to tutor 6-8 graders because they didn't want to be babysitters. In addition, tutoring at a high school level would bring more students to GCC and therefore directly benefit our GCC campus and our club.
    2. Chipping in for pizza every Friday. - Members decided that the club will chip in only whenever the members feel like eating food.
    3. Is everyone satisfied with the club's name STEM? - This name was found to be the general name for the science classrooms @ GCC and therefore it is widely recognized. Since we need recognition and since nobody had any ideas for another name, STEM was accepted.
    4. Designing emblem for the club - Members agreed that a drawing of a brain with a brain stem, and the name of the club would be the perfect symbol for our organization. Pat volunteered to design the requested symbol.
    5. Change meetings to a later time. - Maggie proposed on behalf of Thomas Jaramillo if the members would prefer to change the meeting time to a later hour. Unfortunately, everybody defended the status quo.
  4. NEW BUSINESS
  5. ANNOUNCEMENTS
  6. ADJOURNMENT 3:30PM
  7. ASSIGNMENTS/ACTION ITEMS
    1. Submission of the paperwork to Student Government to become an official club
    2. Contacting high schools to see if they would like to have STEM tutor their students.
  8. NOTES
    1. The club decided that once we become an official club, next we need to take the following steps:
    2. Minutes taken by: Magdalena Szypulski