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Present: Sandra Bozarth (Bakersfield), Alicia Virtue (Channel Islands), Jodi Shepherd (Chico), Stephanie Brasley (Dominguez Hills), John Wenzler (East Bay), Del Hornbuckle (Fresno), Emily Bonney (Fullerton), Cyril Oberlander (Humboldt), Tracey Mayfield (standing in for Roman Kochen, Long Beach), Carlos Rodriguez (Los Angeles), Michele Van Hoeck (Maritime), Jacqueline Grallo (Monterey Bay), Mark Stover (Northridge), Pat Hawthorne (Pomona), Amy Kautzman (Sacramento), Cesar Caballero(San Bernardino), Scott Walter (San Diego), Deborah Masters (San Francisco), Michael Meth (San Jose), Mark Stover (Northridge), Adriana Popescu (San Luis Obispo), Jen Fabbi (San Marcos), Karen G. Schneider (Sonoma), Ron Rodriguez (Stanislaus), John Wenzler (East Bay)

Also: Mitch Avila (Channel Islands), provost representative; Ryne Leuzinger (Monterey Bay), statewide senate representative; Leslie Kennedy (CO), David Walker (CO), Eddie Choy (CO), Brandon Dudley (CO)

Absent:

Time

Item

Presenter

Notes

Documents

1:30 pm

Regathering

Emily Miller (Unlicensed)

1:35 pm

Copyright lawyer proposal

Carlos Rodriguez

Not just a library issue – one approach is to do this in collaboration with other stakeholders.

Patrick: strategy to go to OGC is that they gain a lawyer; letter will need revision. How do we approach stakeholders?

Provost Avila: will forward to provosts and enlist their help in advocating to this. Advice for revision: it reads more as if we are requesting ongoing training and education, versus a lawyer to prevent bad things happening. No hint that there is liability at stake.

Jen Fabbi noted that one impetus for this is the limited risk tolerance the CO has that we need to achieve some of our objectives. Provost Avila said this would be good to include in the request.

Alicia.virtue (Unlicensed) advocated for legal representation who understands ed tech because that is an area where we are typically limited by extremely conservative risk management.

Leslie Kennedy recommends it comes from COLD - joint effort perhaps.

Karen Schneider (Unlicensed) expressed concern that this be distributed among multiple stakeholders so it is not using up a COLD “ask” given needs for other support.

Leslie Kennedy will reach out to the sponsored research group (Ganesh Raman), the DSS centers group, the directors of ed tech group, and the CIO group. Emily Miller (Unlicensed) will help reach out to the OGC rep.

Jen Fabbi suggested having preliminary conversations with campus stakeholders about advocating for an IP lawyer at the CO (not sharing the letter at this point, just exploratory discussion).

Amy Kautzman recommended leaving off the appendix due to sensitive information.

Patrick asked who to connect with on COLD. Carlos Rodriguez will continue in that role.

Provost Avila: to get the OGC and others at the CO to engage with this, the urgency will be driven by perception of liability.

2:00 pm

Break

2:10 pm

COLD Bylaws Task Force - update, discussion, possible vote on preliminary questions

Michele Van Hoeck (Unlicensed)

No motion today. Meeting every two weeks. Have a draft and alternate draft in work. Michele Van Hoeck (Unlicensed) will contact committee chairs with questions related to standing committees.

Today’s issue is standing committees. Committee chairs are asked to bring questions back to their committees. What work needs to be handled by a standing committee, and what by a task force or other types of groups? What would be the deciding factors for sunsetting a committee? Would there be a review process?

Standing committees may not have eternal life – sunset guidelines.

Possible criteria for establishing and continuing committees: operational nature; shared governance; one other thing..?

Jen Fabbi noted that under the COLD strat plan the strategy was to create committees aligned with major goal areas.

Alicia.virtue (Unlicensed) recommended a conversation about how to build in agility/nimbleness/flexibility so that we are able to form groups with the structure we need.

Carlos Rodriguez brought up the Communities of Practice as not being well-defined.

Michele Van Hoeck (Unlicensed) asked about Carlos Rodriguez ' proposal to create a separate group where the chairs would serve and reduce the size of ExCo. Mark Stover noted that the new structure with dean reps to committees feels a little less optimal than earlier structures.

2:30 pm

DEI task force and charge recommendation 

Stephanie Brasley

2:50 pm

Greenglass Update

Emily Miller (Unlicensed)

3:00 pm

Break

3 :10

Highlights from the Committees

3:50 pm

Break

4 pm

Deans-Only Hour

Action items

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Decisions

See COLD Decision Log.

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