• Partnership for CAA Blood Drive in October (Athletics Rep)

• Bike racks outside Greek houses (Greek Rep)

• 34th St. Greek Adopt-A-Road (Greek Rep)

• Partnerships with Greek campus-wide events (Greek Rep)

• Alumni Events – Assist Richard Kopp (SLA)

• CAB Partnership (Student Org Rep)

• SAFAC allocation assistant (Student Org Rep)

• Shuttle Changes (SLA)

• Center City inclusion - Jean Dorman - Student Council (SLA)

• Commuter Community Board (Commuter Rep)

• Environmental Sustainability (SLA)

• More connections with Residence Halls [RA Trainings etc] (Res Life Rep)

• Parking options (Commuter Rep)

• Public Transportation 101 (Commuter Rep)

• Recycling Program (Commuter Rep)

• Shuttle Survey (Commuter Rep)

• Signs for Shuttle Stops (Commuter Rep)

• Student Health Complaints – Benchmarking (SLA)

• Benches in front of Caneris Hall (Res Life Rep)

• Survey to Res Life (Res Life Rep)

• USGA Movie night in res halls (Res Life Rep)

Be sure to keep up with our ever-changing initiatives and goals!
 

SLA Mid-Year Accomplishments

• 7 Town Halls with President Papadakis planned for 2007-08 SY
• Luncheon with SVP Jim Tucker scheduled
• Council of Presidents Dinner held with student org leaders and key administrators. Results being evaluated
• Maintained progress and student input with new Recreation Center, 2 SLA members on the steering committee
• Secured a 50% match in funding to expand the Infonet (up to 4 additional screens)
• Granted funding for CI2 for 50% of the cost
• Allotted $5,000 from SVP Jim Tucker for bike racks around campus to be installed Winter Term
• Screens installed at shuttle stops to improve communication about shuttle schedule and punctuality
• Recycling in Residence Halls re-evaluated. All halls being properly equipped with bins. Pilot program instituted in Calhoun Hall to increase awareness.
• Partnered with Business Services to form Dining Services Committee
• Recruited members for alumni boards
• Recognized need to Transfer Student representation
• Advocated for and granted after-hours assistance to student orgs concerning events services, dining services, and public safety
• Had $25,000 started for student orgs to assuage set-up costs
• Wireless capabilities improved in Greek Housing
• Assisted in launch of and promoted SEPTA ComPass Program
• Created liaisons between the Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC), and International Student Advisory Board (ISAB)
• Continued and expanded “Tees for Threes” program
• Assisted in USGA partnership with the DAC Pack
• Facilitated student interview sessions with Associate Senior Vice President for Public Safety and Executive Director of Equal Opportunity
• Invited to and attended Commuter Connection Day, International Student Orientation, and Multi-Cultural Student Reception
• Revamping Transfer Student Orientation
• Stoplight and pedestrian crosswalk approved by the city and funded by Drexel at 34th and Lancaster
• Contributed 2 student representatives to SVP Jim Tucker’s Environmental Sustainability Committee
• Recognized need for re-evaluation of available student space
• Partnered with Public Safety to increase availability of escort service during finals week, Fall Term

Goals 

• Improve Safety: Crosswalks, Public Safety, Housing Tips, Fire Safety
• Promote Sustainability: Recycling, Surveying Students
• Increase Accessibility of Resources: Infonet, Shuttles, Bike Racks, Student Space, Event Services, Open Forums, Discounts, Committees
• Encourage Drexel Pride and Engagement: Tees for Threes, CI2, Town Halls, Partnerships, Committees 

Singular Initiatives

• Athletics: Maintain progress/concerns w/ Rec Center, sponsor USGA support of Athletics
• Commuter: More bike racks, improve OCH resources
• Greek Life: GL Housing (wireless, recycling, laundry), Satisfaction
• International: Promote education, equality, and understanding of resources and accessibility
• Multi-Cultural: Enhance education efforts and promote tolerance 
• Residential Living: Oversee town halls and outcomes, Recycling
• Student Org: Leadership Summit and resulting actions

1. Visit the ComPass Web site
2. Log into DrexelOne and go to the Student Tabs. The link to order will be in the bottom right corner.
3. Your information will be pre-loaded; choose your pass, pick-up location, method of payment, and submit!

Passes will be available one week before the month begins that the pass is for.

REMEMBER: Passes MUST be ordered 8-5 weeks in advance as per SEPTA (the deadline will be the fourth Monday at 5 p.m. of each month). Sounds confusing? For example, October's pass must be ordered by August 27 at 5 p.m. and November's by September 24 at 5 p.m.

For more information, contact slr52@drexel.edu.