Update on Staff Development 2/27/01
1. here is the proposed Staff Development Charter, please review and provide any comments
http://lamission.org/charter/staffdev
1a. on 3/06/01 Geri Shapiro will have a presentation on Internships in CC 4, Tuesday, 12:30, flex and lunch provided.
1 b. There is a District Staff Development meeting on 3/05/01 at LA
City College which David Jordan will attend and he will report back to
our committee re the ISW workshop which will be planned and implemented
to train our faculty. ISW workshops are fantastic, and are wonderful.
for those materials please see, http://lamission.org/isw
(the Chancellor is matching funds with the ISW workshops because he
believes so strongly in the goals and objectives, and accomplishments
of these workshops)- the fist Mission College ISW should either be in
June or in August, more information on these workshops to follow.
1 c. In our last meeting, we discussed the position of a "Help Desk",
and hiring a part time, student worker, who would report to Staff
Development, and who would assist faculty, staff, classified,, with
both software, hardware problems, and who would coordinate with John
Beck in his/her work to make him/her effective. We are in the process
of contacting a few student workers to see if we could set them up as a
Help Desk person. Once we locate a person, we will work out the hiring
details, and present it to the Committee for approval, etc.
1 d. There are a number of faculty who want to go to the Tech Ed in
Ontario, we will need to use Tech 2 funds, this is a new procedure, and
we will submit them through the new procedure process established which
is to first submit them in the format at TTIP Request for Funds http://media.csun.edu/~quiz/quizzes/dJordan/ttip.html,
then the request goes to Assessment and Planning, and from their to
Resources for approval. This is a new process. We have to do the same
process to approve moneys for the conference funds for the 4csd, Lake
Tahoe attendance in April for David Jordan, and Vickie Hansen at the
Spring Regional Staff Development Conference which David and Sandi
Lampert attended last April. (here are the notes from that last
conference - it was very successful by the way- and generated for
example the Kudos program this year - amongst other things http://www.vcsun.org/~djordan/staffdev/4csdnotes.htm
2. The Diversity Committee is now developing, and its Chair is Vickie
Oddino, it had two primary activities, one to train affirmative action
persons for our hiring committees. In the Spring we will hire probably
five new faculty, and some new classified, and we need to have persons
trained to participate in these committees. Kaye Divine who was our
part time Affirmative Action Officer will be leaving to go over to
Valley full time after the Srping Break. The Diversity Committee, by
the way should come under the purvue of the Staff Development
Committee. The second acitivity is to coordinate or collaborate with
college diversity activities.
Gary Prostak is on the Committee, and Gary also is the Faculty Advisor
for the International Students Club. Gary suggested a bus trip to LACMA
for students to see the "Made in California Now" exhibit at LACMA,
http://www.lacma.org/info/press/MICNowPR.htm . The Diversity Commitee has a budget for such activities.
3. Also it would be fun for Staff Development to take a field trip. a
few years ago Margie Long organized a trip to the Getty Museum. it has
been suggested we take a trip this semester to the Museum of Tolerance.
http://www.wiesenthal.com/mot/index.cfm
We do have funds to pay for a bus. we could do this on a Saturday or
Sunday and invite faculty and students to fill up the bus. Let me know
if anyone wants to spearhead these efforts. not much time left in the
semester. we are at week 7 out of 18, almost half way through the
semester.
4. Chaffey College has a College Book Program. Sandy Lampert and I
learned about this when we went to the Regional Staff Development
Program last year. Chaffey's current college book is Slaughter House
Five, they do a whole college promotion, games, etc. around the book. I
think we should do that for Mission. I talked with Roxanne Dalyrymple
our new English hire, and she is going to look for a possible book.
also John Orozco, has a PFE proposal where the English Dept. is going
to take a common theme and work with it and that would be nice for
Staff Development to promote also in some of our Food for Thought
Forums, etc. maybe next semester.
read how was the college book program established at Chaffey: http://209.129.13.65/collegebook/1ColBkMn.html
5. Classified Staff Development is going to have a special workshop on
this Friday from 1- 3pm in CC 1 on "Our Mission is Student Success" http://lamission.org/forums/studentsuccess.htm
6. John Morales will do a Food for Thought Forum on 3/28/01 on "Chicano Activism and Cesar Chavez".
7. Bob Smazenka will do a Food for Thought Forum on 4/19/01 on "Catastrophe Theory"
8. Louise Barbato will have a visiting UCLA specialist on "The Use of
Accents in Radio, TV, and Media" on May 15th for our Food for Thought
Forum
9. Doug McFerran has created a wonderful new website at http://onlinemvp.org
to coordinate activities between Mission/Velley and Pierce, and their
will be an a teaching workshop on 3/16/01, Friday from 8:30 to 3 pm as
part of his Tech Committe, and Staff Development will provide lunch.
All faculty, and interested classified are welcome to attend.
10. a number of new computers are being installed for our faculty. if
you need help in getting them up and running let us know. we will try
to help you.
Online Staff Develolpment Meeting 1/23/01
1. On Monday, 1/29/01 Staff Development will sponsor a Welcome Back
Lunch - from 12:30 to 1:30 pm in the South Atrium- there will be
music/kudos awards/updates/information on Flex activities, and the
President's Message, and of course, introduction of the new faculty
members and staff. and Debby Wong will lead a new Faculty orientation
in a short meeting after the lunch
2. Debby has been working hard on putting together binders/materials as
a Faculty Orientation Guide for our new Faculty, and maybe this can be
adapted also for new Staff Orientation Guide. Thanks Debby for all of
the hard work.
3. Great work is being done by Sandi Lampert - she continues to hold
meetings of the Kudos Committee, and already many Kudos Awards have
been given. She is working with our student work Corinne Torres in
documenting all of the Flex Hours, and Sandi sets up all of the food
and room arrangements for all of our Staff Development activities - she
also provides inspiration and leadership. many thanks Sandi for all of
your great work.
Sandi is going to continue organizing the selling of seasonal flowers
to faculty and classified. Pointsettas were sold over Christmas. Louis
Zandalasini is now our resident source of flowers. We are considering
doing a "White Carnation" day on Valentines Day. Could we reschedule
the 2/21 Staff Development Meeting to have a little event on 2/14 -
Weds, as part of our Staff Development meeting and hold it on 2/14
instead of 2/21 ?
4. We need to give the new faculty a little breather, but soon, contact
them to see which Committees they would like to work on, and to help
mentor them as new Faculty members.
5. On 1/16-1/19 - David Jordan helped to facilitate with the Chair of
Staff Development at West Los Angeles. These Instructional Skills
Workshop are a District Wide Staff Development Activiity. Five W. LA
instructors participated in preparing and delivering 3 mini lectures
and received feedback on their teaching. These ISW workshops are very
successful, and will be brought to Mission College in June. Materials
on the ISW is located at http://lamission.org/ISW
We need to recruit six (6) faculty - some seasoned, and maybe some new
to participate in this extensive workshop - 4 days, from 9-4:30 pm.
6. Diversity Committee - The first meeting is scheduled for 1/25/01 at
12:30 pm in Campus Room 4. It has been suggested that this Committee
come under the umbrella of Staff Development, and we can discuss and
vote on this in our next Staff Development Meeting.
7. Here is a list of the Staff Development Meetings for the remainder
of the Semester - we will meet in the Acadmic Affairs Conference Room -
at 1 pm on the 3rd Weds. of each month - they are 2/21, 3/21, 4/18, and
5/16. (2/14 on Valentines if we decide to have a White Carnation, etc.
activity, and the Committee agrees to reschedule its 2/21 meeting to
2/14)
8. Diversity Roundtables - the first in this series will be " Men are
from Pacoima, Women are from Northride" moderated by Jayne Thomas,
Angela Echeverri, and Doug Mcferran - Jayne will discuss the
psychological differences, Angela the biological differences, and Doug
the philosophical differences, IF ANY, between men and women. This is
scheduled for Thursday 2/22/01 at 12:30 pm, lunch provided
9. The District will provide a speaker to our Campus on issues of
Sexual Harassment. Faculty are required to attend as part of the
contract (I believe). The dates for these seminars are 2/6 (3-4:30),
2/8 (4-5:30), 3/13 (12:30 - 1:30), 3/14 (12:30 - 1:30)
10. We will continue our series of "Food for Thought" Forums - and here are some of the proposed topics & moderators
a. Use of Accents in Radio and Television - ( a teleconference with
experts in the field ) moderated by Louise Barbato - Chair of ESL Dept.
b. Chicano Activism - moderated by John Morales, Chair of Chicano Studies Dept.
c. a Gender Hotline - moderated by Lee Riesenberg - founder of the hotline which has been running for the last 20 years
d. Tai Che - a demonstration and practice, and how you can integrate it into your busy, stressfull, day to day life.
e. "Who Moved my Cheese" - based on the book, March 8th, moderated by
Sandi Lampert, and we hope to get an expert to come and motivate us on
this topic. (Bring your favorite cheese - joke)
f. Bond Issue - Prop. A. - Former Congressman Marvin Dymally will come
and discuss pros/cons of the Bond Issue and how it affects Mission
College - February 7th, 12:30
some new ideas which we can discuss:
1. Staff Develoment along with ESL and the Languages Department, the
International Students Club, and AGS Honor Society and Diversity
Committee will discuss and decide upon a "International Language Day"
where tables will be set up for each language spoken on campus, and
demonstrations, music, maybe even different foods, and both
faculty/staff. and students will participate.
2. Staff Development and ASO will plan and coordinate - a
Faculty/Student Appreciation Day - kind of like a Valentines Day
exchange - and/or maybe even we could have a "Hasty Pudding" type of
Friar's Club roasting, pantomine, or skits of teachers/students - in an
anonymous, non-offensive and fun format.
3. We are going to provide some Flex Activities in an ONLINE format to
make it more convenient for some busy faculty to get their Flex Hours.
The proposed activities for ONLINE FLEX are located at http://lamission.org/flexonline
4.. Tech Expo for Spring 2001 will be in Ontario again on 3/26 - 3/29 -
we should send one or more participants. Their events webpage is
located at http://www.techedevents.org
One suggestion is to minimize sending a lot of people to attend, and
instead bring the same workshops/presenters here to our campus with
some of our Tech 2 moneys to train us. This will maximize our budget
5.. The Annual 4C/SD - State Staff Development Conference is in Lake
Taho from April 1-3, Sunday through Tuesday, the week before our Spring
Break. Last year both David Jordan, and Sandi Lampert attended. It is
the best conference. We should send at least 3 or 4 people, and it
costs about $450 per person. We should have at least one or two of our
Classified Staff Development members also attend. Their webpage is
located at http://www.4csd.org
6. Lunch Hour - Open Computer Labs - It has been suggested that Staff
Development offer an open lab during Lunch Hour for anyone, Staff and
Faculty to drop in and work on developing/improving their computer
skills - which could include word processing, excel, email, windows 98,
web pages, or any other useful programs and applications. It has also
been suggested we hire some "outside expert" to provide this training,
and not "in house". We need to decide if we want to do this, how much
we want to and can spend.
7. Classified has requested to receive training in "How to Deliver
Exceptional Customer Service" - we need to organize this activity,
budget it, and plan it - along with any other training requested by
Classified.
8. One of the suggestions at one of our meetings was to work up a list
of resources we now have available for teaching - including low tech
and hi tech items, with where each is located. many of us do not know
how many things can be used in the classroom, etc. also we could have
training on such things as the infamous xerox/copier and printer. it
would be nice if we could also add a fax function to that machine,
since some faculty would like the convenience of faxing from that
machine.
9. Operation Scan - this is a new project to purchase a scanner (s) for
the faculty common computers. This way instructors could scan in any
pictures, diagrams, notes, etc. and these could then be turned into
nice html formated webpages, and put on line for the use of our
students. We would need to also train our faculty on how to use the
scanners, and coordinate with the Title 3 - EDS - staff to assist in
mounting the web pages for our faculty.
10. Staff Development has submitted a proposal for Block Grant moneys
for VCRS/TVS for faculty, and this should be followed up with Leslie
Milke to see if we can get more VCRS/TVS for faculty, and also a
proposal for a HYPERNEWS threaded discussion software/server which will
provide all faculty with the wonderful access to threaded discussions
in their classrooms. information on the use of Threaded Discussions in
Instruction is located at http://www.vcsun.org/~john/hypernews2.html http://www.vcsun.org/
11. El Timbre continues in its 3rd full season - and now includes in
addition to its weekly format, and list of updates a new feature -
Computer Tips and Tricks - to assist in training us all in how to use
the ubiquitous computer. - which we so love and hate.
12. David Jones has re-discovered the use of our email exchange server we have on campus. it is located at http://email.lamission.cc.ca.us
- He has agreed to give us information on the 1/25/01 Welcome Back
Lunch, and maybe we can do some training of faculty. This new service
allows instructors to email all of their students in each class. Each
class has a folder already established with an email set up for each
student. It is a fantastic new feature. Thanks David for working on
this.
13. Syllabus Project - very useful information for faculty on How to do a Syllabus is located at http://lamission.org/syllabus,
and the State Senate for California Community Colleges has the
Components of a Model Course Outline which is very useful in planning a
syllabus. is located at
http://www.academicsenate.cc.ca.us/Academic%20Senate%20Web/Publications/Papers/Model_outline.htm
Maybe we could have a workshop for new/seasoned faculty to review these materials, and work on our respective syllabi.
Events Flex Activities and Guidelines to promote to Faculty and Classified:
1. Symposium on Teacher Recruitment and Development -
March 8 - 9, 2001 at the Los Angeles Airport Westin Hotel, 5400 West Century Boulevard
information - contact Lou Albert, Project Director at 818/947-2569 Valley College
web site informatoin = http://www.trdp.laccd.edu
2. there is a good website for Flex Guidelines at City College located at
http://www.lacc.cc.ca.us/facstaff/staffdev/flexguidelines.html
3. Students develop and learn by participating in service projects in
the community - SERVICE LEARNING - if you are interested contact
Michael Orenstein, Workforce Development, LACCD, 213- 891-2433, email -
orenstm@email.laccd.edu
4. The District will provide a speaker to our Campus on issues of
Sexual Harassment. Faculty are required to attend as part of the
contract (I believe). The dates for these seminars are 2/6 (3-4:30),
2/8 (4-5:30), 3/13 (12:30 - 1:30), 3/14 (12:30 - 1:30)
5. Internships - information provided by Unite L.A. in conjunction with
our Coop Ed Program - see Geri Shapiro, 3/6 - Tuesday - 1230 - 1:30 pm
6. Tech Expo for Spring 2001 - 3/26 - 3/29 - Ontario, California
Their webpage is located at http://www.techedevents.org
7. 4CSD - State Staff Development Annual Conference - Lake Tahoe - April 1-3 (Sunday - Tuesday) - their website is http://www.4csd.org
Staff Development Update 1/10/01
1. here is a workshop you may want to attend:on Service Learning this Thursday at L.A. City College
http://hyper.vcsun.org/HyperNews/djordan/get/flex/13.html
2. Doug McFerran, our Mission College tech guru, and distance ed maven,
is now working on the Tech Committee to implement many new changes this
next semester. He has invited the California Virtual College (CVC)
Director Andy Howard to our campus on 1/25/01, Thursday, from 11-12,
Room to be announced. We hope to coordinate many new activities and
workshops with our regional CVC.
3. Mission College, along with the nine other L.A. Community Colleges
is developing Instructional Skills Workshops. here is a webpage with
information on these exctiing ISW workshops. We will have one soon at
Mission College. http://lamission.org/ISW
. I will be collaborating as a facilitator this next week in an ISW
workshop with West L.A. They will have 5 or 6 of their instructors take
this class.
4. We will start a new program for Staff Development, called "Computer
Tips and Tricks". This new program will host an "open computer lab"
during lunch time, possibly two times a week, on Tuesdays, and
Thursdays, from 12:30 to 1:30, where you can drop by and "spruce up"
your computer skills for the new year. We are also going to have more
formal workshops on Microsoft Office, Excel, etc. this next semester in
response to a recent survey taken of faculty and staff. Please check
the Computer Tips and Tricks, published every week, at http://hyper.vcsun.org/HyperNews/djordan/get/computertricks.html
5. One of the first activities for Staff Development is to work on its
Committee Charter, and its statement of purpose as part of the
Accreditation Process. We will get back to you more as this develops.
Update for Staff Development 11/06/00
1. the new Kudos Review Committee (KRC) has been formed - it is Sandi
Lampert, Victoria Hansen, and Eloise Cantrell - thanks all- They have
recieved between 4-6 nominations, and the first Kudos award will be
presented on 11/21/00 at our Faculty Forum
2. On 11/14/00 - Tuesday - 12:30pm in our Food for Thought Monthly
Forum John Cantley and Mark Pracher will make a presentation on
"Assessment - What is it?" - lunch will be provided, and a flyer will
be distributed promoting this event to faculty, staff and classified
3. On 11/21/00 - Tuesday - 12:30 pm Sandi Lampert will host a Faculty Forum on "Problem Based Learning"
here are some interesting links on the subject from the University of Delaware = http://www.udel.edu/pbl/
4. I went to Oxy for a 2nd visit this last Friday, and talked with
Palmer Potter, the Instructional Technology person - he is in charge of
training staff and faculty - and their program includes the following
elements:
a. Oxy is going over to one networking system - all windows 2000 based,
and training in Frontpage 2000. This includes email with MS exchange.
This makes sense to them. They have 2-3 other servers, one a
linux/unix, one a novell network, and one with the new windows 2000
system.
b. They have set up a system of student technical assistants (STA's)
with a Mellon Grant, and the STA's help the staff/faculty put up
webpages. This is similar to our Title 3 with Mark Pracher, and we
should probably considering working with Title 3 with out Tech 2
moneys, and maybe get our own Staff Dev person (similar to Pete
Marcoux) last year to help staff/faculty with their webpages.
c. They have intensive summer workshops (2 weeks) which also pay faculty stipends $1000 to take part in the workshops
d. Palmer suggested that with their wireless, they will extend services
to the dorms of the students. Also he said that they are going to get
carts which have 15-16 lap tops, and these can be taken into a
classroom and used by the class. They are also going to have lap tops
at the Library, and students will be able to check out the wireless lap
tops for an hour or two to do work - this provides access to students
who cannot afford lap tops, and helps to free up the computer labs.
This might be something we might consider once we go wireless>
e. Finally, we might consider a faculty mentoring system, where the
trained faculty adopt a "newbie" faculty member to train them in
webpages, etc.
5. Juan Chacon has helped to develop a "Training Request Form" at
http://lamission.8k.com/training/f
this is now located at http://lamission.org and I have asked Juan if he will place this on our main webpage at http://www.lamission.cc.ca.us
This form will help faculty/staff to request training, and we can then plan training workshops, if needed.
I would suggest we discuss training workshops in our next Staff
Development meeting on 11/15/00, since we have no real training going
on now at Mission.
6. I would also suggest we set our Spring 2001 goals in our next
meeting since we will probably not meet in December ( too close to
final exams and the winter break) - so please bring in your ideas about
Goals for the Spring 2001 semester. Should we have some "kick off" Flex
Day (similar to the Fall Flex Day", of so, when, etc.
7. We also need to plan on sending some of our Committee to the Lake
Tahoe 4CSD conference, in April. More details will be provided at the
next meeting.
until next update. dj
Staff Development Update 10/06/00
1.here is a message from Sandi, she asked for me to pass along, apparently she cannot "reply all" from her AOL account,
Hi there David,
Maria Fenyes approached me yesterday with a request to do a staff development
presentation with Gerry Scheib on creating overhead transparancies using the
computer and being creative with adding text,, arrows, etc. It sounded very
interesting. That gave me an idea. How about having a series of staff
development presentations titled : INNOVATIVE TEACHING METHODS. We could
go on to say, are you ready to use new, creative ways of getting your message
across? You get the idea. You could do your study groups, the one you plan
to do in April at Tahoe--you could do a dry run at school before that date.
Then we could ask anyone to share what they have done in their classes that
has turned every student's learning ability around. We talked about this
last semester, but we never started planning it--I told her to write me a
proposal.
What do you think? Could you pass this on to our S.D. team? Thanks
Have a good week-end. Tomorrow morning is my Alzheimer's Walk.
Sandi
2. there is a great new, free internet service. you can get it from http://www.findlaw.com
(no you do not need to be an attorney or paralegal). I would recommend
it to all of your students who would like to get online but not have
the $20 per month, also this will help our senior citizens to get
online too.
3. since the USER group is no longer in existence, and since there is
real frustration amongs the faculty, both on not having computers on
their desks (15 or so faculty still do not have computers on their
desk), or having vcr's in the classrooms, I made a motion yesterday in
the Academic Senate to establish an AD HOC Committee called the
Computer and Faculty Resources Ad Hoc Committee.
The purpose of this Committee it to work on getting the computers and
VCR's in the classroom. I am not sure if this is a Staff Development
activity, or part of the TMI Committee purview, or what. TMI is having
a meeting on Tuesday, 11:30 AM in Richard Rain's Physics Lab, Room
1015, and maybe we can work it out there.
4. I have an appointment with Benny Scott on October 11 to discuss the
TTIP or Tech 2 moneys, there are $30,000 for Human Resource, and also
$25,000 to develop and implement technology planning.
5. I am not sure if the College has any established budgeting
procedures for these moneys. The Tech 2 moneys are NOT Staff
Development Funds. Instead Staff Development, of course, has input into
the process, but it is a COLLEGE governance matter. It seems that we
need to link all of these moneys up to some goals, objectives, and
assessable outcomes, and I suppose that would come from an integrated
and implemented Technology Plan. TMI did vote in a technology plan, on
5/9/00, see it at
http://lamission.org/online/techplan.htm
Update 10/04/00
1. Well we got some very positive emails on the Speaker's Institute (or
whatever we are going to call it), Richard, Sandi, and Jayne all
volunteered to make calls. I would suggest that we spread the work over
the committee instead of appointing one person. This makes it a lighter
loud for all of us.
Jayne suggested we set up a "matrix" or list of who will call who.
therefore could you email me with the person or persons you wish to
contact, by the way the hypernews discussion set up by Richard would be
an excellent way to keep track of all of our contacts, and the status,
and will keep a good record, probably better than email, here is the
link to use (to post to hypernews, skip the first two boxes, the next
box = email, and that is optional, the next box = your name (that is
required), the next box = title (again required), the next box = your
message (required) and finally click on preview, then on post, and your
message is posted. give it a try
http://hyper.vcsun.org/HyperNews/rrains/get/sdd.html
2. on the forms, Richard has a form for FIELD TRIPS he will email to me, and I will put it up on http://lamission.org/forms.
Also Juan Chacon is working on Acrobat 4.0, a new edition which allows
one to write on the forms. Once this new program is tested, we can roll
it out, place it on all of the campus computers, and home computers,
and do all of our campus forms online. Also Richard came up with the
idea of having a box to check for a signature, so we can make the whole
process "paperless". We will have to work on this.
3. On the Speakers, Richard suggests we promote the Speakers to our
sister colleges, i.e. Valley, Pierce, and City, and that interested
faculty, classified, and adminstrators from those colleges might also
attend and participate in our Speakers Institute, Great Idea Richard.
4. by the way there is a Staff Development Conference, State Wide, the
4CSD, set for 4/1/00, and I think we should send as many of our Staff
Development Committee to that conference. It is in Lake Tahoe.
Here is the latest 4csd newsletter = http://www.4csd.org/html/newsletter.html
Here is a list of the events for last Spring's conference to give you an idea of the great things they cover
http://www.4csd.org/html/newsletter.html#conference
I have submitted a request to present. My presentation will be entitled
"Online Study Groups and how you can use them in the classroom to
improve learning and retention". the website I have set up is located
at http://studygroups.itgo.com
5. on another subject, which I know is a hot topic. In the last two
weeks or so, our t-1 connection to the internet around 3-5 pm or so has
been down. I am not sure the reason. I will put in a helpstar and ask
John Beck and his excellent staff to check it out. could be a usage
problem which can be easily adjusted.
however, for those of us which update our webpages for our classes,
Jaye, Richard, and Doug to mention a few, we are being hamstrung in
putting up our materials just before class - which is affecting our
classes and students. I would suggest as an interim handle to this,
that we have dial up modems installed in our computers (56K modems now
run around $50), and be allowed to dial out to the internet during the
times that our campus internet is down. I know that this is a very HOT
topic, and maybe we should run it through the TMI committee.
6. by the way for your students, there are now two additional free internet services they might consider.
the first is http://address.com,
what is good about this service, is it only requires one disk to
download from the internet. I have put a link up so you can click on
it, put in a single floppy disk, copy the program over to it, and give
it to a student so they can take it home to install on their computer.
here is the download link
Staff Development Update 10/01/00
1. We now have a student worker Corinne, who is inputing Flex hours for
all faculty into a comprehensive excel worksheet. . This was the great
idea of Sandi Lampert. Corinne will also be inputing Conference
Requests in an excel worksheet so we can better predict and budget
those expenses. I would like to be able to give a monthly report to the
Faculty Senate on moneys remaining for Conference Requests.
2. Mark Pracher and his student workers are working on a new college
webpage, subject, of course to inpu from facutly, classified, staff,
and our governance structure. one of the useful items will be a FORMS
page. here is a page, http://lamission.org/forms with some forms. Could you think of other forms, and please email me (mailto:abogado@pacbell.net) with any suggestions on new forms, or forms you would like to see online
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