September 28, 1998
TO: LAUC Committee on Committees, Rules and Jurisdiction
ROSTER
Peter Brueggeman, San Diego, chair (2000) pbrueggeman@ucsd.edu
Alice Youmans, Berkeley (1999)
youmansa@boalt.berkeley.edu
Terri Malmgren, Davis (1999)
tlmalmgren@ucdavis.edu
Eric MacDonald, Irvine (1999)
emacdona@uci.edu
Maureen Russell, Los Angeles (1999)
mrussell@arts.ucla.edu
Dick Vierich, Riverside, (2000)
dick.vierich@ucr.edu
Peggy Tahir, San Francisco (2000)
tahir@library.ucsf.edu
Yoland Blue, Santa Barbara (2000)
blue@library.ucsb.edu
Kathryn Blackmer-Reyes, Santa Cruz (2000) balckmer@cats.ucsc.edu
FROM: Kari Lucas, LAUC President
klucas@ucsd.edu
RE: Charge to the Committee on Committees, Rules and Jurisdiction
Thank you for agreeing to serve on the Committee on Committees, Rules
and Jurisdiction. This committee faces an exciting year as the result
of the implementation of Systemwide Library Planning: Systemwide
Library and Scholarly Information Advisory Committee (SLASIAC) and the
University Librarians Advisory Structure that includes the Systemwide
Operating and Planning Advisory Group (SOPAG) that essentially replace
Library Council.
The LAUC Bylaws call for the members on each standing committee to be
appointed by the LAUC President to serve two-year staggered terms, and
for the divisions to be alphabetically divided into two groups, with
divisions in one of the two groups having new members appointed each
year.
This year the Committee members from Riverside, San Diego, San
Francisco, Santa Barbara, and Santa Cruz terms end September 30, 2000.
The terms of the continuing members from Berkeley, Davis, Irvine, and
Los Angeles end September 30, 1999.
To ensure continuity, a chair designate, who will serve as Chair in
1999/00, will be appointed within the next few months.
As specified in the Bylaws (Article VIII, Section 1.J.1), the standing
charge to the Committee on Committees, Rules and Jurisdiction is the
following:
a) Review annually, or at the special request of the LAUC President,
the LAUC Bylaws and submit recommendations to the LAUC President.
b) Review the Divisions' Bylaws to assure that they are consistent
with the LAUC Bylaws. (See Article VI, Section 2.d.)
c) Address other subjects at the request of the LAUC President and
consider and develop recommendations upon matters concerning LAUC's
committees, rules and jurisdiction.
In support of the committee standing charge,
1) Review and recommend to the President and the Executive Board
changes to the Bylaws in light of the implementation on July 1, 1998
of the Systemwide Library Planning: Systemwide Library and Scholarly
Information Advisory Committee (SLASIAC) and the University Librarians
Advisory Structure that includes the Systemwide Operating and Planning
Advisory Group (SOPAG) that essentially replace Library Council.
Include but do not limit your recommendations to the following
sections of the Bylaws:
Bylaws (www.ucop.edu/lauc/stateby.html)
Article IV. Officers
Section 7. Duties of the President.
e. Serve as the representative of LAUC on the
Library Council.
j. Nominate LAUC representatives to committees of
the Library Council.
m. Serve on the Library Council Advisory Committee
on Library Studies.
Section 10. Duties of the Past President.
b. Serve as a representative of LAUC on the Library
Council.
Article VII. Assembly
Section 4. Functions.
c. The Assembly recommends specific actions,
consistent with the duties and responsibilities prescribed to LAUC,
to the Office of the President and to the Library Council.
2) Review and recommend to the President and the Executive Board
changes to the Division's Bylaws to assure that they comply with the
Bylaws in light of the University Librarians Advisory Structure
(implemented July 1, 1998).
3) In consultation with the Scholarly Communication Web Site Editorial
Committee (Lee Jaffe, chair, ldjaffe@cats.ucsc.edu) recommend to the
President and the Executive Board an administrative structure
appropriate to the maintenance and promotion of the web site. In the
deliberations of this issue, please consider that in this particular
case, one representative from each of the divisions serving as a
typical LAUC committee may not be the most efficient structure for
assisting the editor of this regular LAUC publication.
The Committee's recommendations may be submitted to the LAUC Executive
Board for review at any of the scheduled Executive Board meetings in
October 23, December 10 (Pre-Fall Assembly), March 12 and May tba
(Pre-Spring Assembly).
Formal recommendations that need approval of the membership are
presented at the Spring Assembly in the form of motions. Please
review the appropriate sections of Sturgis for how to make motions.
Your contribution to the work of LAUC is very important. Thank you
again for your willingness to serve on this very significant LAUC
Committee.
Librarians Association of the University of California