General Meeting Information

Date: August 25, 2020
Time: 3:00 - 5:00
Location: via Zoom


  • Agenda

    Time Topic Purpose Discussion Leader
    3:00 - 3:05

    Approval of Notes – August 10, 2020

    A Pape/Espinosa-Pieb
    3:05 - 3:10 DASB Report I Lim
    3:10 - 3:30 Budget Update & Group Discussion I/D Espinosa-Pieb
    3:30 -4:00 Overarching Goals I/D Espinosa-Pieb/Pape
    4:00 - 5:00

    Setting Criteria - Possibly Creating a rubric

    I/D

    All

    A = Action D = Discussion I = Information

    IPBT Membership 2020-2021

    Administrative
    Representatives

    Classified
    Representatives

    Faculty
    Representatives

    Student
    Representatives

    • Christina Espinosa-Pieb, Co-Chair
    • Sam Bliss
    • Randy Bryant
    • Alicia Cortez Anita
    • Muthyala-Kandula
    • Lorrie Ranck
    • Thomas Ray
    • Thomas Bailey
    • Dana Kennedy
    • Lorna Maynard
    • Ed Ahrens
    • Cheryl Balm
    • Mayra Cruz
    • Terrence Mullens
    • Mary Pape, Co-Chair
    • Daniel Soloman
    • Erik Woodbury
    • Grace Lim
    • Arushi Sharma

    IPBT Membership 2019-2020

    Administrative
    Representatives

    Classified
    Representatives

    Faculty
    Representatives

    Student
    Representatives

    • Lorrie Ranck, Co-Chair
    • Sam Bliss
    • Randy Bryant
    • Alicia Cortez
    • Moaty Fayek
    • Anita Muthyala-Kandula
    • Thomas Ray
    • Thomas Bailey
    • Dana Kennedy
    • Lorna Maynard
    • Ed Ahrens
    • Diana Alves de Lima
    • Cheryl Balm
    • Milena Grozeva
    • Rick Maynard
    • Mary Pape, Co-Chair
    • Erik Woodbury
      •  Grace Lim
      • Arushi Sharma
  • Minutes

    IPBT of August 25, 2020


    Tri-chairs: Christina G. Espinosa-Pieb, Mary Pape, Heidi King

    Attendance:
    Administrative reps: Sam Bliss, Randy Bryant, Alicia Cortez, Christina Espinosa-Pieb, Anita Muthyala-Kandula, Lorrie Ranck, Thomas Ray
    Classified reps: Thomas Bailey, Dana Kennedy, Lorna Maynard
    Faculty reps: Ed Ahrens, Cheryl Balm, Mayra Cruz, Terrence Mullens, Mary Pape, Danny Solomon, Erik Woodbury
    Student reps: Grace Lim, Arushi Sharma
    Absent:
    Guests: Diana Alves de Lima, Francesca Caparas, Vins Chacko, Karen Chow, Mary Donahue, Moaty Fayek, Milena Grozeva, Melinda Hughes, Lisa Markus, Eric Mendoza, Khoa Nguyen, Mallory Newell, Edmundo Norte, Kim Palmore, Elvin Ramos, Tim Shively, Daniel Smith, Felisa Vilaubi, Puline Wethington, Wendy White, Ella Shih (DASB), Fiza Syed (DASB), Tong Wei (DASB), Luiza Eloy (DASB), Fabiana Jung (DASB)


    Minutes for August 10, 2020 were approved with minor updates.


    DASB Report
    Arushi relayed request from DASB to have a total of four members from DASB: two student senators, as current, plus two students from advocacy groups (VIDA interns, FA PAC, FFSC, etc.) or equity groups (HEFAS, Umoja, EOPS, etc). As part of that request, she requested one student be a quad-chair of IPBT.
    In the ensuing discussion, the fact that any changes made to the structure of IPBT at this time are temporary was underscored. In nine months IPBT might not even exist or have a completely different composition with the rebuilding of the shared governance infrastructure. In the meantime, the desire is for there to be as many voices as feasible present for the crucial budgetary decisions due by November 1. When considering inclusion, to be equitable there are many factors to consider. FA representative Tim Shively expressed desire for FA to have a vote, but the point was made by Heidi King that the classified senate represents 5 different unions.
    IPBT members voted in the affirmative to have four student representatives: two student senators and two students from advocacy and equity groups. The question of a student as quad-chair will be revisited.


    Budget Update & Group Discussion
    Christina reported that unfortunately there were no changes to the budget reduction requests due November 1. De Anza College is still charged with planning what is to be cut to reach the $3.5 million for instruction. Question was raised as to why the $11 million deficit is still listed when the District will continue to be fund based on 2017-18 hold harmless level through 2022-23.
    Tim Shively further questioned: why is there no revision on the amount of revenue loss for non-resident FTES now that current numbers indicate a lower loss; and, how the break-down of cuts was achieved with the 61% rather than maybe an estimate of 60% for De Anza College Instruction. IPBT members expressed interest in more clarity on basis from proposed amounts of cuts and suggested inviting FHDA Board of Trustee members, Chancellor, or Vice Chancellor of Finance.


    Overarching Goals from the President's Office
    Equity at the forefront with a specific focus on prioritizing and funding for departments and programs that serve, and our focused on, our most underserved students (Black, Latinx, Filipinx).

    Equity at the forefront with a specific focus on prioritizing and funding for departments and programs that serve, within a 5% variance, our most underserved students (Black, Latinx, Filipinx).

    Equity at the forefront with a specific focus on requirements for departments and programs that have a variance of 6% or greater between our underserved students (Black, Latinx, Filipinx).

    Grace Lim shared DASB's budget goals for 2020-21: https://www.deanza.edu/dasb/budget/documents/2020-2021/2020-2021-budgetgoals.pdf


    Criteria Examples were discussed. Criteria should be designed to illuminate where resources should be placed to succeed in the goal to close the equity gap in each department/program where it exists.

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