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Senate authorizes Cleveland State University to use Senate chamber for student seminar
Summary
The Senate adopted a resolution authorizing Cleveland State University to use the Ohio Senate chamber on March 13 for a Columbus Seminar; the resolution passed 32-0.
The Ohio Senate on Feb. 25 adopted a resolution authorizing Cleveland State University to use the Senate chamber on March 13 for the university’s Columbus Seminar. The resolution passed by a unanimous roll-call vote, 32-0.
Senator Antonio, who introduced the resolution, described the seminar as a student program that simulates a Senate session to help students understand state government and civic processes. The measure was adopted and entitled; the clerk recorded the vote.
The resolution is a single-day authorization for use of the chamber and does not create an ongoing program or funding obligation.
