From Idea to Acclamation! Resolution Writing Made Easy

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From Idea to Acclamation! Resolution Writing Made Easy ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9, 2016 Randy Beach, ASCCC Resolutions Committee Chair

ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA Democracy is Messy Academic Senate strives to accept and embrace, the essential chaos of democratic decision-making and to trust the process. Writing resolutions, unlike issuing edicts, is bottom-up, grassroots democracy Agreements on operational procedures and timelines must be established before democratic debate occurs in order to create a level playing field that respects and treats participants and groups equally It takes time and discussion, but a better result ensues Not sure of the thought behind this slide. ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA

ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA Resolutions… Identify and record the will of the academic senates of the California community colleges Set direction for the organization as a whole Direct members of the Executive Committee and its committees to take action in response Are borne out of issues important to faculty and often identified by the ASCCC Executive Committee and its committees or local senates Are debated by the body at the fall and spring plenary sessions allowing for education on the issue and healthy dialog to transpire Not sure of the thought behind this slide. ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA

Life and Times of a Resolution: The Source Adopting Papers Disciplines List Pending Legislation Change Conflict ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA

Life and Times of a Resolution: The Source Executive Comm Standing Comm Task Force Local Senates Individuals ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA

Life and Times of a Resolution: Development Duplication of Position Reversal of Position Format Confer with Colleagues Clarity, Readability, Understanding, Intent Senate Purview ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA

Life and Times of a Resolution: Plenary Pre-plenary review Exec Committee Resolutions Committee Area Meetings Plenary Breakouts and Office Hours Debate and Voting New resolutions and amendments require four signatures ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA

Life and Times of a Resolution: Implementation Resolutions assigned to committee or individual Resolutions tracked on ASCCC website Action included in annual reporting ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA

Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch… ASCCC resolutions useful for supporting change at your local campus Local senates may see a local issue that has statewide implications Concerns and ideas often begin locally where leg and reg implementation rubber hits the road ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA

The Resolutions Handbook Adopted in Fall 2014 Detailed guidelines for the process Dos and Don’t’s Voting Procedures Role of Exec and Resolutions Committee Much, much more… ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA

ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA Your Turn! Write a resolution with colleagues Thursday, June 9, 5:30 PM Resolutions are Due Resolutions will be packaged and presented on Friday. Friday, June 10, 3:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Resolution Amendments Due Mock Plenary 10:00 Am Saturday We Can Do This! ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA

Resolutions: The Fine Print Four is the Limit: Resolutions cannot contain more than four “whereas” or “resolved” statements Resolves should “Stand Alone” in case divided Consider using the first “whereas” as an introduction to outline the situation or provide background Write out names in your first reference, acronyms after  Be as direct as possible Limit “whereas” to one reason in support of or in defense Be sure that the title of the resolution accurately reflects the content of the resolution ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA

Resolutions: The Fine Print Word Choice Judiciously use words such as “any,” “every,” “all,” “never,” “none,” or other qualifiers that make sweeping generalizations. “Recommend” (Be clear of what) “Ensure” or “Require” (Is it in ASCCC power?) Assert or Affirm” (implies a position) “Support” (but not the $ kind) “Work With” (collaborate with system partners) ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA

Amendments: The Fine Print Added to help clarify intent/expand scope Underscores and strikethroughs, not track changes. Review the title after adding an amendment. Amend if necessary. Make sure amendments don’t result in inconsistencies within a resolution. Include contacts for each amendment. ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA

ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA “ Questions? ASCCC Faculty Leadership Institute June 9 - 11, Riverside, CA