12.17.14 CPC Minutes Committee Name: CPC Date: 12/17/2014 Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm Facilitators/Location/Chair: SAC 225E Attendees: Guests: Topic, Info/Action Approval of Agenda Action Approval of 12/3/14 Minutes Action Maker’s Factory Proposal Action CPC Members Click here to enter text. Topic Lead Laurel Laurel Victoria Time on topic Discussion 10 Min Primary Effectiveness Link Add Constituency updates to the agenda Approved with changes None Approved with 3 abstaining – were not in attendance on 12/3/14. Approved None Victoria presented a draft proposal from Makers Factory. Same information was presented at FPC. They are interested in leasing space for a fab lab, offices and classrooms. Benefits to Cabrillo: long term potential to create a partnership that could bring middle and high school students on campus to increase enrollment. Access to $130K of state of the art equipment. FPC recommends that we pursue this and present to the board in January. VAPA faculty are in support. Kudos to John, Scott and Michael for their hard work with this last minute project. When we have firmer details we will send them to the group. Questions/Comments: Possible to use the old theater? Not viable – but a good point. We will talk about total cost of ownership in the spring with regard to our facilities. Will also begin updating our facilities master plan in spring. Intent to move forward? Approved but move slowly. Approved draft plan. Need final details before January Board meeting. Institutional Effectiveness 3 Min 3 Min Action Items and Timeline 1 12.17.14 CPC Minutes Topic, Info/Action Governance Manual Action Communication Strategies Info/Discussion Topic Lead Laurel Laurel Time on topic 10 min 10 in Action Items and Timeline Discussion Handbook approved. Will be reviewed every three years as an entire document but updated annually for committee charges. Comments: Good work. Kudos to Paul Harvel for getting this started. Faculty Senate agreed with governance principles. Request to work hand in hand with Faculty Senate. They are doing wonderful work on communication strategies. Would like to use their model; learn from them. Questions/Comments: Need a communication process college wide. Begin a process in the spring. Effective two way communication is happening with CCFT. Senate will implement something along those lines. Concern over lack of face to face meetings. Some faculty don’t have much interaction with their colleagues. Would like to have something more than flex week. Checking in with colleagues every 6 weeks or so? Perhaps a webpage with google docs to share info? Working with research to establish a campus digital repository. AB86 consortium has regular meetings at Cabrillo – when searching wasn’t able to find anything on our website. This is a regional group, which is why they aren’t stored at Cabrillo. Rock would have minutes, etc., available. There are google docs, but they are accessible only with permission. Should make a decision college wide about what type of process we have to share information – google docs or something else? Time to have this discussion. Needs to be consistent. Extension has great trainings for use of google docs. Primary Effectiveness Link Approved Institutional Effectiveness Institutional Effectiveness 2 12.17.14 CPC Minutes Topic, Info/Action January Board Agenda Info Constituency Updates Info Topic Lead Laurel All Time on topic 10 Min Action Items and Timeline Discussion Appropriate use for google docs. Need to decide what the appropriate use is and develop college parameters. Google docs are great for word docs, not so great for spread sheets. Benefit from talking to IT – what will they support? Sharing, accessibility, etc. Start discussion in spring – consistency for committees. Make a proposal to IT, get their feedback with what they could support. CPC/IT tech committee meeting? Get people together to discuss. Broader discussion. Consistency with committee communications will be key. Common agenda format is good. Helps with minutes. Very consistent. Laurel will ruminate on this topic and bring back recommendations in the spring. Draft agenda at this point. Equity plan is up for approval. If there are questions, get them in now. Outreach is the special presentation. Questions: Is the Makers Factory proposal an action item? Yes, this is required by law. Student Senate: Approved funding to buy green books and scantrons. Students can get 3 green books and 2 scantrons free. Thanksgiving event was wonderful – for some this is their main meal for the week. Second harvest - not sure if we will meet our goal but will update next meeting. Primary Effectiveness Link Board Goals Institutional Effectiveness 3 12.17.14 CPC Minutes Topic, Info/Action Topic Lead Time on topic Discussion Action Items and Timeline Primary Effectiveness Link Final stages to decide what to do with the student center monies. Different views from senators as to where money should go. Will announce grant awards during flex week. Last meeting for Martin. Thanks to all for the experience and knowledge shared. Faculty Senate: AB86 meeting on Friday – 35 folks attended. Non-credit opportunities, can be funded at the full credit rate in 15-16. Transition from adult school to basic skills and then to transfer. Lots of energy. Meeting yesterday with interested folks from the O2 group, administrators and Alta. Talked about how the equity plan grew out the student success steering committee. How it will transition to be a more cohesive steering committee around the issues of success and equity. Hopeful about the direction it is going to take. Moving forward with a study on repeatability – working with CCFT. Will be a session in April to share ideas. Will be revisited in one year at the state level. Elections: 4 positions were termed out. 11 candidates for at 4 at large seats. Michael will continue to serve as president for one more semester. Robin MacFarland will serve as VP. Calais will let us know in spring what level she would like to serve in. Will have orientation for new members. CCEU: Lori Amato, sitting in for Alta Elections: Alta, President: Lori Amato, first VP: Tasha Sturm and Noah Parker, Directors at Large: Sarah Doub, CPC rep. Treasure position is vacant, will be appointed at a later date. Thanks to Jeff Hancock, Olga Diaz and John Welch for their previous service. 4 12.17.14 CPC Minutes Topic, Info/Action Topic Lead Time on topic Action Items and Timeline Discussion Primary Effectiveness Link Administrators: Kathie shared the news of David Winters’ passing. Will be missed by all. Jim Weckler will be leaving CPC – Ian Haslam will be replacing. CCFT: Repeatability and working together. Getting up to speed on AB86. Laurel: There is still no money allocated for AB86. If we choose to be a consortium, the community college will not be the fiscal agent, the consortium will be. There are no clear outcomes for this. They will most likely use the plan to decide what outcomes will be appropriate at the state level. Plans are due the end of March. No decision on how the plans will be implemented. BP’s/AP’s Info/Action Agenda Building & Summary Takeaway Info Laurel Laurel 10 Min Laurel thanked the council for their hard work and dedication this year. Happy holidays and happy new year to all. Attached for review. There were some clarifying questions. Answered by division/VP’s. All have gone through appropriate channels before coming to CPC. AP2712: noted that consultants need to complete form 700. Michael Robins to add a note to our Independent Contractor form that states this and attach the form 700. Approved. Next meeting date: January meeting to be advised. Approved Board Goals None 5 Min Parking Lot: 5 12.17.14 CPC Minutes Information Requested 1. To be added during the meeting Meeting Summary or Take Away: 1. To be added during the meeting Effectiveness Links 1. Mission Statement and Core 4 Competencies (Communication, Critical Thinking, Global Awareness, Personal and Professional Responsibility) 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Student Success Enhance Institutional Effectiveness Board Goals Education Master Plan Facilities Plan Technology Plan Program Plans Student Equity Plan 6