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R.P.T.M.A.'s Interests
General
Who: We are Recreation, Parks and Tourism Major Association.
What: We plan special events for RPT students. These events vary in that some are simply for fun socializing times and other are more educational. We also plan opportunities to help the community.
Why: Being a member of RPTMA will provide opportunities to show your classmates what a groovy and fun person you are! In addition, networking is a major advantage to being part of a club. Hmmm...what else? Well, being part of RPTMA looks pretty darn spiffy on a resume'. Can't beat that!
How: To become a member, you just need to fill out one of the gold colored halfsheet membership form. Those forms are found in Solano 2000 an Eureka 108 on a bulletin board. Then make a payment of $10 for the semester or $15 for the year (much better deal). We accept cash and checks. Please do include your myspace account so that we may add you as our friend! Then, locate a member of the board OR you may give your membership form and payment to Beth Erickson. She is the chair of our board.
What then? We notify event announcements via email, myspace events and bulletins, hardcopy flyers and word of mouth (often from Professors in classes).
We look forward to getting to know you better!
Jen Piatt wanted me to spread the word that Good Day Sacramento will be doing a live shot tomorrow, on campus. They will be promoting the Disability Awareness - Recreation without Barriers event. I don't know much else about it, but she wants as many RPTA students to be in the live shot, so we can promote our major as well.
If you want to go, you should meet the Good Day Sacramento crew on the bike trail between Faculty/Staff Lot 2 and the Guy West Bridge at 8:00 am, with the live action shot and interview of Alejandro Albor to occur at 8:30 am. The media truck will park in Faculty/Staff Lot 2.
IT'S ELECTION TIME. WE HOPE YOU HAVE GIVEN SOME THOUGHT TO RUNNING FOR AN RPTMA BOARD POSITION. MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR OUR INFORMATION MEETING THIS THURSDAY, APRIL 17TH AT 5PM IN SOLANO 3000. COME LEARN MORE ABOUT THE POSITIONS AS WELL AS GET YOUR MANY QUESTIONS ANSWERED. SEE YOU THERE!
Great fun activity - the Oakland Athletics are having discount ticket sales for their new "All You Can Eat Seats". At the April 5, April 18, and April 22 games you can purchase seats online for a discounted rate of $20 and sit in the sections with all you can eat hot dogs, nachos, peanuts, pop corn, soda, and ice-cream. Go online at oaklandathletics. com and use code EATS for seats in sections 316-318 on those dates! Great group event!
Hey everyone! just a lil announcement...this thursday is the camp fair held in the redwood room in the student union from 10 - 2. Come suppport RPTMA! there are going to be 18 camps there recruiting students for summer jobs and also free food and prizes!
The CSU Board of Trustees approved another pay raise for its top Executives—let's stop them from doing it again. Hold the CSU Board of Trustees accountable to the public and the state legislature by supporting Assembly Bill 1413!
Last week, the CSU Board of Trustees approved an 11.8% executive pay raise for 28 executives at the same time student fees are being hiked an additional 10% ( http://youtube.com/watch?v=VBwTd8Zrs6U). The Board has stated that it plans for a 40% pay increase over the next four years for CSU executives, a move that has faculty, students, and the Legislature outraged.
This salary hike comes after media reports published last year revealed that the Board was handing out six-figure "consulting" gigs to executives who were doing no work for the University and "transition" pay for executives who were no longer working for the CSU – and some who had already taken new jobs.
It is because of actions like these that Assembly Bill 1413 was recently passed in the state legislature. Assembly Bill 1413 will put in place strict guidelines on the CSU Board of Trustees to ensure state resources are not wasted on lavish executive salaries and perks. AB 1413 will do the following things:
Improve accountability and oversight of the CSU administration and Board of Trustees by placing restrictions on executive compensation payments, ensuring that executive contracts are made public
Allow ex officio members of the CSU Board of Trustees (such as the Governor, Lt. Governor, Superintendent of Public Instruction and Assembly Speaker) who are unable to attend Trustee meetings to designate a staff representative to attend their meetings and hold the Trustees accountable
Take a minute and let the Governor know that you support this bill and send a fax via the internet by going here: http://capwiz.com/calfac/state/main/?state=CA
The Governor has until October 12 to make a decision on whether he will pa
oooohhhhh my rpma friends!!! I'm doin a little better...just taking it day by day!! I'll be on campus one day a week next semester, so i hope to see all of your beautiful faces!!! Sorry I am missing the end of the semester social :(
~thanks for checkin on me gabby! Luv u!
hey, everybody come to the graduation event and the social that follows, we will be honoring all graduating seniors and welcoming in the new board
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE
(info of events is on the page,
need futher info, message me)
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