Reorganization and the Senate

[Jeff Lamb]

Colleagues,
So, our President has put forth the notion of an executive level
reorganization and has asked that the college participate in a
"productive dialogue" (see ACCJC standards...) on the subject. I have
asked Senators to discuss the topic with their constituents and then
bring comments, concerns and questions to the Senate.
Does a discussion and then recommendation on the reorganization fit
within the roles and resonsibilities of the Senate?

Jeff Lamb
Solano College

[sa...@aol.com]

Why not, particularly since the reorganization may well involve the
administration of academic affairs and have a direct impact on the
instructional program?

Saul Panski
President, Compton District Academic Senate
Chairperson, Center Faculty Council
Professor of ESL/History
El Camino Compton Center
1111 E. Artesia Boulevard
Compton, CA 90221
310 900-1600 x2560
Sa...@aol.com
Pans...@compton.edu
Spa...@elcamino.edu

[Sigrid Sexton]

At Long Beach City College, we experienced a reorganization last year.
The senate co-hosted forums with administration, developed a list of
concerns coming from faculty and encouraged and got a FAQ response to
the concerns. We ended up with a list of recommendations from the
senate. Jeff, I will email you the documents generated by these
discussions.

Sigrid Sexton
President, Long Beach City College Academic Senate

[Smith, June]

This falls under item 11 of Title V, I think. Of course its an academic matter. Go for it.

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