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They shall maintain this standing and enrollment status throughout their tenure.  \nGeneral Responsibilities:  \nThe ASCSU Senator is responsible for writing legislation concerning the CSU student body as well as the Senate Body itself. Senators will also represent their respective colleges, SDPS offices, or councils in the Senate Body. Senators shall offer themselves as a resource for students. Senators shall strive to be increasingly familiar with parliamentary procedures and the legislative writing process. Senators shall strive to be outreach-focused, especially with the ideal of serving and supporting students who may not typically engage with student government or its resources.  \nSupervision:  \nThe Senator is directly accountable to the Students of Colorado State University via their respective College Council, SDPS Office, or student Council. They shall also be held to account by the Speaker of the Senate.  \nJob Specific Tasks and Responsibilities:  \n􀁸 Attend all Senate sessions (in-person senate sessions (highly suggested/encouraged) or on Zoom via hybrid format until further notice starting in the Fall Semester) .  \n􀁸 Write legislation pertinent to the student body’s needs and bring it to the Senate Body.  \n􀁸 Contribute a minimum of five (5) hours throughout the workweek, outside of hours spent in Senate session, and work as many extra hours needed to fulfill job duties. Graduate students shall be exempt from the five (5) hour requirement.  \no Of the five (5) total hours:  \n􀂃 One (1) hour should be spent attending an ASCSU Committee meeting  \n􀂃 One (1) hour should be spent in college council meetings (or SDPS meetings)  \n􀁸 If college councils are not meeting actively, or are meeting once or twice a month, Senators will be expected to attend only if a meeting is scheduled for that week.  \n􀁸 For SDPS Senators, this hour should be spent in meetings with SDPS Directors/Associate Directors, 1-1 conversations with constituents ofthe SDPS office, or just time spent in the respective SDPS office.  \n􀂃 The remaining hours can be spent as either office hours or outreach hours  \n􀁸 The following activities are considered office hours:  \no Time spent working on legislation (mandatory)  \n􀂃 Must write one resolution, bill, or lex per semester  \no 1-1 conversations with fellow Senators/Associates  \no 1 hour of self-care for mental health and psychological wellbeing  \no Attending one of the following fee-review boards:  \n􀂃 Student Fee Review Board (SFRB)  \nOfficial ASCSU Document   \nActive for the 50th Senate Date Enacted: 9/30/2020  \n􀂃 University Facilities Fee Advisory Board (UFFAB)  \n􀂃 University Technology Fee Advisory Board (UTFAB)  \n􀂃 Alternative Transportation Fee Advisory Board (ATFAB)  \n􀁸 The following activities are considered outreach hours:  \no Attending club meetings in which YOU are not an active member  \no 1-1 conversations with prospective ASCSU members  \no 1-1 conversations with students interested in passing legislation  \no Attending cultural or educational events hosted by the SDPS offices  \no Tabling on the plaza for ASCSU  \no Visiting classes to share about the purpose and influence of ASCSU  \no Attending a university-related board (e.g. LSCGB, PMSAC, Recreation Center Advisory board, etc.)  \no Volunteering for ongoing opportunities from the ASCSU office or Slice office  \n􀁸 For exceptions, or to confirm whether an hour counts as an office hour or outreach hour, email Speaker of the Senate Kyle Hill ([ascsu_senate_speaker@mail.colostate.edu](ascsu_senate_speaker@mail.colostate.edu)) and Speaker Pro Tempore ([ascsu_speaker_pro_tempore@m","cbCaihRnePiJycbL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihRnePiJycbL","pdf",155003,"English","# General Eligibility\n# General Responsibilities\n# Supervision\n# Job Specific Tasks and Responsibilities\n## Office hours\n## Outreach hours\n## Required training and workshops\n# General Tasks and Responsibilities","[{\"question\":\"What are the general eligibility requirements to serve as an ASCSU Senator?\",\"answer\":\"Applicants must be Colorado State University students enrolled in at least one on-campus credit and be in good standing with ASCSU and CSU at the time of appointment, maintaining that status throughout the tenure.\"},{\"question\":\"What responsibilities does an ASCSU Senator have for legislation and representation?\",\"answer\":\"Senators write legislation concerning the CSU student body and the Senate Body itself, represent their respective colleges/SDPS offices/councils, and act as a resource for students while improving familiarity with parliamentary procedures and legislative writing.\"},{\"question\":\"How are weekly hours and different hour types expected to be handled?\",\"answer\":\"Senators must contribute a minimum of five hours per workweek outside of Senate sessions (with graduate students exempt). 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