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Save the Student Voice at UC Santa Cruz
A message to UCSC Community, from Save the Student Voice, in response to the firing of Director of Student Media Marlene Olson, funding cuts, and censorship.
Dear UCSC Students, Faculty, Administrators and Staff,
Help support the Student Voice by demanding student input and transparency in the budget cut process! Click here to express your concern!
LACK OF TRANSPARENCY
In the first weeks of summer, Student Affairs administration reallocated funding from student initiated Measure 7, laying off the Director of Student Media, a 32% cut of Student Media’s Measure 7 funding. Measure funds are not affected by state funds and should be protected from the budget cuts!
LACK OF STUDENT INPUT
SFAC (The Student Fee Advisory Committee set in place to ensure student input) did not make recommendations on funding allocation for 2009-10. Measure 7 falls under the purview of SFAC and changes to this funding cannot be made without the participation of this committee. It is outrageous that past recommendations are being overridden as decisions are made without students!
SILENCING THE STUDENT VOICE
These are unauthorized cuts, that eliminate critical advising for students in media law, the First Amendment, ad sales and underwriting. These cuts threaten ability for student press to publish Inability to produce content = CENSORSHIP.
The student voice must be heard, especially in the process of budget cuts!
All student measures and program funds are at risk of being reallocated.
Demand transparency and student input in these decisions!
Visit SavetheStudentVoice.com for more information about Measure 7 funds and to stand up for the student voice!
Contact the administration to voice your opinion and encourage other students, staff, faculty, alumni and your parents to do the same!
savethestudentvoice.com
savethestudentvoice@gmail.com
Join Our Facebook Group!
Help support the Student Voice by demanding student input and transparency in the budget cut process! Click here to express your concern!
LACK OF TRANSPARENCY
In the first weeks of summer, Student Affairs administration reallocated funding from student initiated Measure 7, laying off the Director of Student Media, a 32% cut of Student Media’s Measure 7 funding. Measure funds are not affected by state funds and should be protected from the budget cuts!
LACK OF STUDENT INPUT
SFAC (The Student Fee Advisory Committee set in place to ensure student input) did not make recommendations on funding allocation for 2009-10. Measure 7 falls under the purview of SFAC and changes to this funding cannot be made without the participation of this committee. It is outrageous that past recommendations are being overridden as decisions are made without students!
SILENCING THE STUDENT VOICE
These are unauthorized cuts, that eliminate critical advising for students in media law, the First Amendment, ad sales and underwriting. These cuts threaten ability for student press to publish Inability to produce content = CENSORSHIP.
The student voice must be heard, especially in the process of budget cuts!
All student measures and program funds are at risk of being reallocated.
Demand transparency and student input in these decisions!
Visit SavetheStudentVoice.com for more information about Measure 7 funds and to stand up for the student voice!
Contact the administration to voice your opinion and encourage other students, staff, faculty, alumni and your parents to do the same!
savethestudentvoice.com
savethestudentvoice@gmail.com
Join Our Facebook Group!
For more information:
http://savethestudentvoice.com
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Director of Student Media laid off, organization loses independence.
Mon, Jul 20, 2009 1:15PM
한lasoaolasd
Mon, Jul 20, 2009 7:29AM
holly tree you are sadly misinformed
Sat, Jul 18, 2009 3:16AM
should be cutting
Sat, Jul 18, 2009 2:58AM
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