Jay Butler-Black Lives Matter
23:14
Implicit Bias training as part of the on onboarding process
Yoav Dubinsky
35:44
Thank you
Bill Harbaugh
37:06
Thanks for that question Gerard.
Sandy Weintraub
41:02
Voting on the motion
Hans Dreyer
41:03
Yes
Sara Mason
41:03
YES
penglu
41:04
Yes
Gina Biancarosa
41:04
Yes
Anthony Hornof (he/him)
41:04
Yes
Robin Clement
41:05
yes
Edward Davis
41:05
Yes
Stephen Rust
41:05
YES
Carrie McCurdy
41:05
yes
Harinder Khalsa
41:06
yes
Mohsen Manesh
41:07
Yes
Eleanor Vandegrift
41:07
yes
Melissa Bowers
41:07
Yes-approve
Ann Shaffer (she/her)
41:07
Yes
Kris Kyle
41:07
Yes
Dayna Chatman
41:08
Yes
Jay Butler-Black Lives Matter
41:08
Yes
Joshua Razink
41:08
yes
Bjorn Smars (he/him)
41:08
yes
Jordan Pridemore
41:08
yes
Kate Thornhill (UO Libraries)
41:09
yes
Elise O'Brien
41:09
yes
Peter Warnek
41:09
yes
Fabienne Moore
41:10
Yes
Nick Sloss
41:10
Yes
Philip Speranza
41:10
Yes
Bob Choquette
41:10
YES
Adelle Iseri
41:11
Yes
Matthew Norton
41:12
yes
Beth Harn (she/her)
41:13
yes
Gerard Sandoval
41:13
yes
N Phillips
41:31
Yes on approval of both reports.
Robin Clement
41:31
thanks Frances and committee!
Dan Tichenor
43:01
I echo Robin in thanking Frances and the committee!
Frances White
43:20
Thank you!
Edward Davis
57:30
Many of those programs also have departmental graduations, e.g. Berkeley.
Gina Biancarosa
01:05:34
Jered, that makes sense. Maybe that could be elaborated under that bold text?
Harinder Khalsa
01:07:17
Why do you prefer to call it a graduate micro credentialing instead of a certificate program?
Aaron Gullickson
01:09:02
Harder, mostly because we already have a certificate program, but also because this has been the term that we see being used most commonly at other uni’s
Aaron Gullickson
01:09:22
Sorry, Harinder, not harder - that was autocorrect!
Anthony Hornof (he/him)
01:09:44
This appears to be a discussion of this new trend of microcredentials: https://www.chronicle.com/package/next-the-credentials-craze/
Harinder Khalsa
01:09:54
Thank you, Aaron
Sara Mason
01:14:59
Thank you @anthony hornof - this is very relevant and important trend for UO to anticipate and plan around. Many Business Schools have adopted micro-credentialing already.
Atika Khurana
01:16:15
Thank you all!
Ron Bramhall
01:17:15
We also have access to a new service that provides robust labor market data analysis for program development. Please contact me if you’d like more information on that.
Lauren Ponisio
01:17:45
https://uoregon.sharepoint.com/:w:/s/O365_SCDS-Leadership_Discussion/EYfA1iKshBZDoUSjtRNft14B6gvlMOMch2C9ou9alTndCg?e=ZbY7MN
sadofsky
01:21:14
We’re expecting the school to be within CAS.
Jay Butler-Black Lives Matter
01:25:58
Thanks for the explanation, Hal
sadofsky
01:27:03
Absolutely Jack, and the goal is that this school involve faculty and programs across campus, so the faculty member you mention is an exciting opportunity for collaboration.
Kate Thornhill (UO Libraries)
01:33:20
UO Libraries' Elsevier Contract Negotiations: https://library.uoregon.edu/relx_deal
Anthony Hornof (he/him)
01:40:06
@David Thank you and your colleagues for all your work on this Elsevier matter.
Gina Biancarosa
01:40:13
^
Jay Butler-Black Lives Matter
01:40:38
University Senate, not Faculty Senate
Kris Winter
01:48:19
Thank you for that reminder, Jay.
Gina Biancarosa
01:51:34
Yes! It does!!!
Jay Butler-Black Lives Matter
01:55:32
Precisely, Bill
Anthony Hornof (he/him)
01:58:36
+1 to Fabienne's comments regarding Juneteenth.
Gina Biancarosa
01:58:47
+100
Hans Dreyer
02:00:42
lack of consultation and engagement with the process
Robin Clement
02:01:17
The history of the Monday commencement is we were going to host a track competition (not sure which one) so commencement was moved from Saturday to Monday. For families, it would seem to be Saturday would be more convenient.
Bob Choquette
02:02:33
It could be that Athletic Dept signed contract for track meet before Juneteenth was a national holiday.