January 20, 2011 - Spokane Community College
January 20, 2011 - Spokane Community College
January 20, 2011 - Spokane Community College
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TOPIC DISCUSSION FOLLOW-UP<br />
Constituent Group<br />
Updates<br />
Chancellor Christine Johnson has put together several administrative committees<br />
to discuss budget recommendations that are coming in from employees throughout<br />
the District. An updated list of these recommendations can be found by accessing<br />
the following link: http://ccsnet.ccs.spokane.edu/getdoc/40f5ead1-3afc-4832-<br />
9113-e5513f2dbdf4/SurveyReport_1<strong>20</strong>310post.aspx<br />
Discussion of employee recommendations have been assigned to five specific<br />
Budget Survey Action Teams:<br />
� Reconsider Budgeting Models & Fiscal Management Tools – Christine<br />
Johnson, Thought Leader<br />
� Redesign, Re-engineer, Restructure – Joe Dunlap, Thought Leader<br />
� Balance, Quality & Access – Pam Praeger, Thought Leader<br />
� Develop New Revenue Sources – Scott Morgan, Thought Leader<br />
� Reduce Service (do less with less) – Greg Stevens, Thought Leader<br />
Karen distributed copies of a recent comparative analysis by the SBCTC, detailing<br />
expenditures by program for Fiscal Year <strong>20</strong>09-<strong>20</strong>10. The chart represents some<br />
interesting comparisons of expenditures across the state. The comparative chart<br />
showed CCS’s primary support (040) percentages as quite a bit higher than most<br />
other community colleges throughout the state, and its institutional support (080) as<br />
quite a bit lower. This is because Dean’s salaries are listed in 040, whereas many<br />
other state colleges list these salaries in the 011. A question was raised regarding<br />
why our Deans are not classified as administrators. Karen responded that Deans<br />
are contracted as administrative employees, but are accounted for as primary<br />
instructional support along with information technology services staff.<br />
Council of Chairs: The Council of Chairs has not met since the last CA meeting.<br />
Their next scheduled meeting is on Monday, February 7. Eric will have an update<br />
to present at the February 17, <strong>20</strong>11 <strong>College</strong> Alliance meeting.<br />
Deans Council: Deans have recently been discussing the lab and course fee<br />
issue, as explained by Karen earlier. The Student Technology Fee process is<br />
currently underway. Requests are due by February 11, and are being submitted<br />
electronically.<br />
Classified Staff Council: The first annual SCC Classified Staff Council Chili<br />
Cook-off will be held on Friday, <strong>January</strong> 28. If you want to enter your chili in the<br />
competition, it will cost you $5.00. If you just want to eat the chili and be one of the<br />
judges, your donation will be $2.00. Proceeds will go toward staff memorials on<br />
campus.<br />
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