Approved Minutes,
          Harbor College Academic Senate
          Regular Meeting,
          12:15, Th., May 4, 2000, LRC 125
 

               Present:   Nabeel Barakat, Kate Campbell, Dorothy
          Clayton, Kathy Keller, Jonathan Lee, Bruce Lemon, Tissa
          Munasinghe, Rod Oakes, Brenda Guertin (vice Juno), Elliott
          Mason, Bev Shue  Mark Wood, Jim Stanbery (recording), June
          Smith (presiding)
               Absent/excused:  Patty Banday, Pat DiLeva, Charles
          Davis, Len Glover, Wendy Hollis, Steve Judge, Coni Juno,
          Lauren McKenzie, Jim O'Brien, Joyce Parker, Joanne Sarver
               Guests:  Carmen Carrillo, Bonnie Easley, Sally Fasteau,
          Larry Heimgartner, Susan McMurray, Sam Sandt, Debbie Tull,
          Pat Watkins
 

          OPENING PROCEDURES
               Call to Order
               Approval of Agenda
               The agenda was approved as distributed with the
          adjustments shown below.
               Approval of  Minutes
               MSC to approve the minutes of April 20.
               Courtesy Concerns, Announcements
               Ms. Guertin's father is going through cancer treatment.
               All senators are invited to the Emeritii Get-Together
          this Sunday and Bonnie EasleyOs retirement function the
          following Friday, for both of which fliers were distributed.

          CONSENT AGENDA
               Cruise Fee for Retirees
               The Faculty Association will pay the fee for any new
          retirees attending this weekendOs cruise.
               Reimbursement for Nominations and Elections Committee
               The Faculty Association will reimburse the committee
          for some $50 in expenses.

          OFFICER AND COMMITTEE REPORTS
               District Budget Committee
               Ms. Shue reported that the committee is reviewing the
          allocation mechanism for basic skills and related funding.
          Colleges with strong basic skills offerings gain
          disproportionately compared to colleges with low basic
          skills FTES.
               Curriculum Committee
               Ms. Fasteau reported on the latest District Curriculum
          Workshop and summarized the new course approval process
          coming into force this fall.  She announced the next
          Technical Review Subcommittee meeting and drew the SenateOs
          attention to the proposed courses being considered as listed
          in the hand-out she distributed.  Ms. Shue elaborated on the
          new course approval process, emphasizing the necessity for
          increased vigilance with consent-agenda approvals.
               FHPC Review Committee
               Ms. Tull summarized the written report she distributed.
          Ms. Smith noticed its five recommendations for action at
          the next Senate meeting.
               Nominations and Elections Committee
               Ms. Smith expressed the facultyOs appreciation to the
          committee for all its work, particularly in confirming an
          accurate voting list.  Ms. McMurray added Lori Martel to the
          list of those deserving thanks and then announced the
          votes as tallied:
               President:  June Smith 75, Jim Stanbery 96
               Vice President:  Mark Wood 103, Wendy Hollis 68
               Secretary:  Sally Fasteau 144, Tissa Munasinghe 24
               Treasurer:  Len Glover 112, Tom Bottone 56
               She also made several procedural suggestions,
          emphasizing eligibility concerns and the need for a
          consolidated list of faculty members in all categories.
               Flex Committee
               Ms. Fasteau recommended that the next flex cycle end
          March 31, 2001.
               Noticed Motion on Dean of Planning and Research
               MSU that the Senate endorses ASCCC resolution 5.03 and
          recommends that no new deans be hired except pursuant to a
          master plan for administrative structure approved by the
          Senate.
               Noticed Motions on the Harbor College Technology
          Committee and college technology committees in general
               There was unanimous consent for both motions as worded
          on the meeting agenda.

          ADJOURNMENT

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