SJS Decolonization, Reparations, and Justice Representative: Andrew Jurek
Decolonization, Reparations, & Justice Representative By-Laws
- Meet with Minnesota Tribal officials at least twice per academic year to listen to feedback and advocate requests to University Administration.
- Provide students various platforms to give feedback to the Senate relating to concerns about decolonization, reparations, and justice at the University.
- Research external organizational and institutional efforts in decolonization, reparations, and justice and deliver a report to the Senate and Administration each semester.
- Meet regularly with faculty and staff whose duties are directly related to furthering decolonization, reparations, and justice work.
- Be a non-voting member of the DEIJ Coordinating Council
- Report Saint John’s Senate activities to the DEIJ Coordinating Council and report and promote DEIJ Coordinating Council activities and issues to the Saint John’s Senate
- Promote collaboration and working relationships with CSB/SJU groups and stakeholders involved in decolonization, reparations, and justice work.
- To perform the duties as listed under SJS By-Laws Article XI.
- To be a designated member of the DEIJ Committee and serve on one additional internal committee each semester.
- To represent the Saint John’s Senate in communication with decolonization, reparations, & justice stakeholders
- To report decolonization, reparations, & justice issues to the Saint John’s Senate
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- Delegate additional relevant decolonization, reparations, and justice work interrelated with other Senators’ duties to other representatives of the Saint John’s Senate