September 28, 1998
TO: LAUC Committee on Library Plans and Policies
ROSTER
Roy Tennant, Berkeley (2000)
rtennant@library.berkeley.edu
Gail Nichols, Davis (2000)
gmnichols@ucdavis.edu
Barb Lucas, Irvine (2000)
balucas@uci.edu
Kate Pecarovich, Los Angeles (2000)
pecarovi@law.ucla.edu
John Bloomberg-Rissman, Riverside, Chair (1999) john.bloomberg@ucr.edu
Ronnie Coates, San Diego (1999)
rcoates@ucsd.edu
Melissa Just, San Francisco (1999) just@library.ucsf.edu
Andrea Duda, Santa Barbara (1999) duda@library.ucsb.edu
Jan Dickens, Santa Cruz (1999)
jdickens@cats.ucsc.edu
FROM: Kari Lucas, LAUC President
RE: Charge to the Committee on Library Plans and Policies
Thank you for agreeing to serve on the Committee on Library Plans and
Policies. 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 Berkeley, Davis, Irvine, and Los
Angeles terms end September 30, 2000. The terms of the continuing
members from Riverside, San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Barbara, and
Santa Cruz terms end September 30, 1999.
The committee chair will inform you of budget information for
arranging payment for travel to committee meetings. Each division
handles these transactions differently, so please be sure to check
with your local accounting officers to find out how your specific
division charges to the LAUC account.
To ensure continuity, a chair designate, who will serve as Chair in
1999/00, will be appointed within the next few months.
According to the Bylaws (Article VIII, Section 1.J.4), the standing
charge to the Library Plans and Policies Committee is to:
a) Advise the President and the Executive Board on issues related to
University wide library plans and policies, consider and develop
recommendations on these matters, and address other subjects at the
request of the President.
In addition to the committee standing charge,
1) Monitor and report to the President and the Executive Board on UC
libraries' information literacy plans and policies that address user
education in the effective use of online systems and electronic
access.
2) Monitor and report to the President and the Executive Board on UC
libraries initiatives to deploy computer workstations for access to
online resources. Include changes on public service policies and
procedures, librarian training, and all other relevant planning and
policy issues.
3) Monitor and report to the President and the Executive Board on LAUC
member involvement in the following areas of the California Digital
Library: development and implementation of programs and services and
collection and access policies.
The Committee's recommendations should 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, or
May tba (Pre-Spring Assembly).
Formal recommendations that need approval of the membership are
presented to 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.
LAUC COMMITTEE/REPRESENTATIVE REPORT FORMAT*
SUBJECT LINE: Committee Name
BODY OF MESSAGE:
Date:
TO: LAUC President
FR: Committee Name
RE: Year (e.g. 1996/97) Report Name (e.g. Fall Assembly Report or
Final Report)
Committee Charge:
Summary of Action Items:
Body of Report with Discussion and Recommendations** Names of
Committee Members
Attachments
*Each section of report to be labeled in bold print
**If recommendations are to be acted on by the LAUC Assembly, they
need to be formatted as resolutions according to Sturgis, Alice.
(1988). Standard code of parliamentary procedure. 3rd ed., new and
rev. New York : McGraw-Hill.
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