ASWSU Executive Board Application
2013-2014 ASWSU Judicial Board
Judicial Board
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Submit to ASWSU (CUB 314) Or online at www.orgsync.com Due October 4th @ 5:00 PM
2013-2014 Judicial Board Positions Thank you for your interest in applying for one of our Judicial Board vacancies for the 2013-2014 academic year. You will find that this position is multifaceted, allows someone a great amount of personal and professional growth, and can serve as a great resume builder. Applicants will be notified of their progress on the evening of October 4th. If you have any questions throughout the process please feel free to get into contact with either of us. -Taylor Hennessey & Josh Munson ASWSU President & Chief Justice ASWSU Judicial Board: Associate Justice: Associate Justices make up five of the seven Justice positions on the Judicial Board. The term for a Justice is until graduation or by his or her resignation. They primarily serve as the go-to-people for anyone who has questions about the ASWSU by-laws or constitution. While most active during the election season, from early February to the middle of March, Justices can also be seen at ASWSU Senate meetings giving testimony on legislation and interpretation of current by-laws or regulations. An applicant should be well-versed in interpreting and editing governing documents, proficient in Microsoft Word, a grasp of equity, and have a good sense of the pulse of the student body.
Judicial Board Application Return completed applications to the ASWSU Office (CUB 314) by October 4th @ 5:00 PM. First Name: Primary E-mail:
Last Name: Primary Telephone #:
Major:
Student ID:
Year:
Position Applying for: _ Associate Justice
Return this application to the ASWSU Executive Office (CUB 314). Include a resume listing your leadership experience and qualifications, or any other experiences that you deem significant. Along with this sheet and your resume, answer the following questions in short essay format in a maximum of three pages, double spaced, 12 pt font.
1. What do you view is the role of the Judicial Board in handling official ASWSU business (proactive v. reactive)? 2. Why are you interested in being a part of ASWSU and what do you hope gain from the experience? 3. Name one feasible goal, in relation to the Judicial Board, that you would like to see accomplished by ASWSU. 4. Please list your other foreseeable academic and extracurricular commitments for the semester.
I hereby authorize the Washington State University Registrar to release my academic and disciplinary record to ASWSU official’s advisors as necessary, which may include ASWSU executive officers, Speaker Pro Tem, and the Judicial Board and may, if circumstances necessitate, an open hearing regarding my eligibility. I understand that if any information or statement that I have presented is found to be false, my name can be removed from consideration.
Signature
Date
A SW S U 3 1 4 C om p t on U n i on B ui l di n g ● PO B o x 6 4 7 2 04 ● Pu l l m an , W A 99 1 6 4 Office: 509.335.9591 ● Fax: 509.335.2493 ● www.aswsu.wsu.edu
Judicial Board
Apply Now!
Submit to ASWSU (CUB 314) Or online at www.orgsync.com Due October 4th @ 5:00 PM
2013-2014 Judicial Board Positions Thank you for your interest in applying for one of our Judicial Board vacancies for the 2013-2014 academic year. You will find that this position is multifaceted, allows someone a great amount of personal and professional growth, and can serve as a great resume builder. Applicants will be notified of their progress on the evening of October 4th. If you have any questions throughout the process please feel free to get into contact with either of us. -Taylor Hennessey & Josh Munson ASWSU President & Chief Justice ASWSU Judicial Board: Associate Justice: Associate Justices make up five of the seven Justice positions on the Judicial Board. The term for a Justice is until graduation or by his or her resignation. They primarily serve as the go-to-people for anyone who has questions about the ASWSU by-laws or constitution. While most active during the election season, from early February to the middle of March, Justices can also be seen at ASWSU Senate meetings giving testimony on legislation and interpretation of current by-laws or regulations. An applicant should be well-versed in interpreting and editing governing documents, proficient in Microsoft Word, a grasp of equity, and have a good sense of the pulse of the student body.
Judicial Board Application Return completed applications to the ASWSU Office (CUB 314) by October 4th @ 5:00 PM. First Name: Primary E-mail:
Last Name: Primary Telephone #:
Major:
Student ID:
Year:
Position Applying for: _ Associate Justice
Return this application to the ASWSU Executive Office (CUB 314). Include a resume listing your leadership experience and qualifications, or any other experiences that you deem significant. Along with this sheet and your resume, answer the following questions in short essay format in a maximum of three pages, double spaced, 12 pt font.
1. What do you view is the role of the Judicial Board in handling official ASWSU business (proactive v. reactive)? 2. Why are you interested in being a part of ASWSU and what do you hope gain from the experience? 3. Name one feasible goal, in relation to the Judicial Board, that you would like to see accomplished by ASWSU. 4. Please list your other foreseeable academic and extracurricular commitments for the semester.
I hereby authorize the Washington State University Registrar to release my academic and disciplinary record to ASWSU official’s advisors as necessary, which may include ASWSU executive officers, Speaker Pro Tem, and the Judicial Board and may, if circumstances necessitate, an open hearing regarding my eligibility. I understand that if any information or statement that I have presented is found to be false, my name can be removed from consideration.
Signature
Date
A SW S U 3 1 4 C om p t on U n i on B ui l di n g ● PO B o x 6 4 7 2 04 ● Pu l l m an , W A 99 1 6 4 Office: 509.335.9591 ● Fax: 509.335.2493 ● www.aswsu.wsu.edu
