Mt. San Jacinto College Academic Senate

Mt. San Jacinto College Academic Senate

Mt. San Jacinto College Academic Senate

Mt. San Jacinto College Academic Senate

Meeting Minutes

October 17, 2017

09:00 am – 11:00 am

MVC Room 805

Mt. San Jacinto College Academic Senate

Administration (5) / Faculty (6) / Resource (1) / Recorders (1)
Jeremy Brown
(Admin, Co-Chair) / Tamara Smith
(Faculty Co-Chair) / Jeannine Stokes, Human Resources / Noemi Garcia
Susan Loomis / Rhonda Nishimoto
Joyce Johnson / Janice Levasseur
Micah Orloff / Julenda Freeman
Carlos Tovares / Jesslyn Lopez
David Smith

I.  Call to Order:

9:07am

II.  Approval of meeting minutes:

Approval of August 11, 2017 Minutes

Multiple errors are to be corrected. Corrections will be sent to N. Garcia to be made and approved at a later date.

III.  Discussion

Committee members were reminded of the confidentiality of today’s discussion and that the Joint Hiring Committee is a recommending body. The committee is to decide on 8 replacement positions and 2 recent retirement replacements.

R. Nishimoto asked if the committee would like to allocate the retirement positions.

Motion to allocate the retirement positions CHEM and ART made by J. Johnson.

Sc. – C. Tovares

Ayes – All

1.  Proposals

A.  Replacement Positions

·  Art – MVC

·  Biology – SJC

·  Chemistry – MVC

·  Chemistry – SJC

·  English – MVC

·  Library – MVC

·  Nutrition – DW

B.  New Positions

·  Automotive – SJC

·  Biology (A &P) – SJC

·  Communication – DW

·  English – SJC (2)

·  Nursing – MVC

·  Spanish – MVC

IV.  Other

V.  Actions

The following positions were decided on and ranked in order of priority for recommendation.

Ranking

1) LIB – MVC

2) CHEM – MVC

3) CHEM – SJC

4) BIOL – SJC

5) BIOL (A & P) – SJC

6) ENGL – MVC

7) ART – MVC

8) SPAN – MVC

9) COMM – SJC

10) ENGL (2) – SJC

D. Smith motioned to approve the order of ranking of positions

Sc – J. Freeman

Ayes – All

M. Orloff motioned to approve amending list to show AUTO – SJC as an alternate

Sc – J. Freeman

VI.  Adjournment:

Additional information or available background material regarding any Item on the Joint Hiring Meeting agenda may be obtained by contacting (951) 487-3403, prior to the meeting.

Mt. San Jacinto College Academic Senate

pc Faculty

Board of Trustees: A. Motte, T. Ashley, S. Guerrero, D.McGargill, B. Zimmerman

Student Trustee: M. Manely

Academic Senate:

Executive: R. Nishimoto, T. Smith, J. Levasseur, J. Freeman, S. Velona, D. Smith

SJC Site Council: T. Smith, J. Freeman, L. Tone, P. Ackerman, J. Borton, D. Smith

MVC Site Council: R. Nishimoto, J. Levasseur, M. Hoodenpyle,

A. Oberg, J. Decker

Judiciary Committee: E. Ozolins, S. Searl-Chapin, T. Donovan

Superintendent/President: Roger Schultz; Director, Superintendent/President's Office: K. Grimes

Foundation Executive Director: Vacant President of MSJCFA: K. Cranney Classified Senate: T. Lampley President SGA: B. Esparza

Vice Presidents/Executive Cabinet: B. Gomez, R. Besikof, J. Colson,

B. Moore

Deans: J. Johnson, K. Stratton, J. Brown, M. Donnhauser, M. Orloff,

S. Loomis, R. Teague P. Springer, C. Tovares, J. Venable, T. Elm, B. Orlauski, J. Carter

Associate Deans: D. Smith, J. Stokes

Directors/Supervisor: K. Marriott, M. Mendoza, N. Mesaris, C. Naish, T. Safranek, B. Twitty, S. Williams, G. Jensen, T. Russell

Director of Campus Safety: Steve Del Castillo

Librarians: S. Moore, A. Walker,

www Publication: S. Cason

Mt. San Jacinto College Academic Senate

Mt. San Jacinto College, a California Community College, offers accessible, innovative, comprehensive and quality educational programs and services to diverse, dynamic and growing communities both within and beyond traditional geographic boundaries. We support life-long learning and student success by utilizing proven educational methodologies as determined by collaborative institutional planning and assessment. To meet economic and workforce development needs, MSJC provides students with basic skills, general and career education that lead to transfer, associate degrees and certificates. Our commitment to student learning empowers students with the skills and knowledge needed to effect positive change and enhance the world in which we live.