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Summary Report for UIUC AAUP Policy Committee Meeting on December 5, 2011Present: Abbas Aminmansour, Kenneth Andersen, Bettina Francis, Connie Caveny, Harry Hilton, Lewis Hopkins, Walter McMahon, John Prussing, Arthur Robinson, Robert Spitze, Leslie Struble, Donald Uchtmann, H. F. Williamson. The meeting began at about 12:200 p.m. with John Prussing presiding. President's Report (1) Review of the Minutes for November 7, 2011. The minutes for the November 7, 2011 meeting were approved. (2) Schedule of Meetings (3) Review of Earlier Meetings: (4) Review of Policy Committee 2011-2012 Roster. There were a few minor corrections in the roster: Aminmansour’s MC code is 620; Hopkins’s alternative email address is ldhopkins@sbcglobal.net; and the date should be 2011-2012. Action Items (6) Future Meetings with Campus and University Administrators. In addition to the individuals suggested at previous meetings such as AIT Associate Vice President Michael Hites and/or Chief Privacy and Security Officer Michael Corn; Charles Evans, Director of University Outreach and Public Service and Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs; and Katherine Laing, Prussing will check on inviting the Vice President for Academic Affairs. Perhaps the first person we will invite will be Matt Wheeler, Chair of the Senate Executive Committee. There are a number of issues (e.g., the Academy, the operation of the Senate) which would be addressed at such a meeting. (7) Plans for Spring Tenure Workshop. Hilton expects to learn shortly about the schedules for Barbara Wilson and Richard Wheeler so that a day can be chosen. (8) Status of ACLGF. There was concern that the role of the Chancellor with regard to the Academy be more clearly understood. (9) Discussion of Actions by the Senate. The ways that could be suggested for improving the transition to a new leadership and staff were discussed. (10) Role of AAUP on Campus. Struble noted the importance of determining and making clear our position on Collective Bargaining. The discussion of our point of view should be a major topic of our meetings during the spring and could be the focus of our annual meeting in May.
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