Minutes of the Personnel Committee
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO5241 N. Maple, M/S TA 43
Fresno, California 93740-8027
Office of the Academic Senate
Ext. 8-2743
Members Present: B. Tsukimura (Chair), M. Darling, D. Harris, J. Olson-Buchanan, P. Popma, J. Redd-Williams, H. Shen.
The meeting was called to order by Chair B. Tsukimura at 9:08 a.m. in Thomas Administration #117.
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Minutes. MSC to approve the Minutes of 12/3/2009.
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Agenda. MSC to approve the Agenda as distributed.
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Communications and Announcements.
- Two MBA students will be working on an analysis of our campus policies and will make recommendations regarding making them more family friendly.
- Human Resources (HR) is getting ready to send out information about Voluntary Programs to eliminate or minimize layoffs on the staff side.
- A memorandum (1/28/10) from Michael Caldwell, Vice Chair Academic Senate to Brian Tsukimura, Chair Personnel Committee, re: the return of “Policy and Procedures for Fingerprinting and Conducting Background Checks” (APM 315) for further study and clarification, was received.
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Policy on Assessment of Teaching Effectiveness (APM 322).
The Committee reviewed Academic Senate Chair Michael Botwin’s version Of (APM 322) and rejected it. The Committee will draft a statement to the Executive Committee asking to reinstate the original version of Policy on Assessment of Teaching Effectiveness (APM 322) for Academic Senate consideration.
MSC to adjourn at 10:30 a.m.
The next scheduled meeting of the Personnel Committee is Thursday, February 11, 2010 at 9:00 a.m. in Thomas Administration, Room #117. The entire committee membership may be reached at the e-mail alias “perscom”.
Agenda.
- Approval of the Minutes of 2/4/2010.
- Approval of the Agenda.
- Communications and Announcements.
- Sample Probationary Plan (APM 324A).
- Policy on Faculty Leaves of Absence (APM 361).
- Interim Policy and Procedures for Fingerprinting and Conducting Background Checks (APM 315).
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