2. Del Mar College Faculty Council Updated 3/23/10 Constitutional Amendment Proposal

3. Faculty Council Divisions Arts and Sciences I. Communications, Languages, and Reading English and Philosophy Arts and Sciences II. Art and Drama Music Arts and Sciences III. Kinesiology, Health Studies, and Recreation Mathematics and Physics Natural Sciences Arts and Sciences IV. Social Sciences Business, Professional, & Technology I. Industrial Education Technology Education Human Sciences and Education Business, Professional, and Technology II. Allied Health Dental and Imaging Technology Nursing Education Business, Professional, & Technology III. Business Administration Computer Science and Information Technology Public Safety Education Counselors and Librarians

4. Faculty Council Representation Number of FacultyNumber of Representatives 1-201 21-402 40 and above3

5. Faculty Council Representation 09-10 Arts & Sciences Business, Professional & Technology Education Faculty Count FC Reps AS1392 AS2272 AS3423 AS4212 total AS1299 Faculty Count FC Reps BPT1342 BPT2523 BPT3392 Total BPT1257 Counselors & Librarians Faculty CountFC Reps 111

6. Faculty Council Representation 10-11 with no changes to Constitution Arts & Sciences Business, Professional & Technology Education Faculty Count FC Reps AS1433 AS2282 AS3443 AS4252 total AS14010 Faculty Count FC Reps BPT1392 BPT2543 BPT3443 Total BPT1378 Faculty CountFC Reps 111 Counselors & Librarians Counts updated as of 2/19/10

7. Total Possible Representatives Arts & Sciences Business, Professional & Technology Education FC DivisionMax Reps AS13 AS23 AS33 AS43 Total Possible12 FC DivisionMax Reps BPT13 BPT23 BPT33 Total Possible9 Max Reps 3 Counselors & Librarians

8. Constitutional Amendment Proposal Article II. The Faculty Council Section 1: The Faculty Council shall be composed of elected representatives of the following divisions of the voting faculty: Arts and Sciences I Arts and Sciences II Arts and Sciences III Arts and Sciences IV Business, Professional and Technology Education I Business, Professional and Technology Education II Business, Professional and Technology Education III Business, Professional and Technology Education IV Counselors and Librarians Composition of these divisions and program areas is defined in the Bylaws. Representation on the Faculty Council from each division of the faculty (defined above) shall be based on the following: 1-20 voting faculty= 1 representative 21-40 voting faculty = 2 representatives 41 and above voting faculty = 3 representatives Each representative shall be elected by the voting faculty in his or her division. No more than two representatives can represent the same program area when a Council division is entitled to three representatives.

9. Future Bylaws Proposal Arts and Sciences I. Same as Communications, Languages, and Reading Department, and English and Philosophy Department. Arts and Sciences II. Same as Art Department and Drama Department, and Music Department. Arts and Sciences III. Same as Kinesiology, Health Studies, and Recreation Department, Mathematics and Physics Department, and Natural Sciences Department. Arts and Sciences IV. Same as Social Sciences Department. Business, Professional, and Technology I. Same as Industrial Education Department, Technology Education Department, and Human Sciences and Education Department. Business, Professional, and Technology II. Same as Allied Health Department, and Dental and Imaging Technology Department, and Nursing Education Department. Business, Professional, and Technology III. Same as Business Administration Department and Computer Science and Information Technology Department, and Public Safety Education Department. Business, Professional, and Technology IV. Same as [listing of department(s)]. Counselors and Librarians.

10. Process Notice of Amendment Proposal to Faculty Faculty Council Considers Proposal Faculty Vote on Proposal Bylaws Proposal Announced Bylaws Proposal Considered With Possible Action by FC

11. Faculty Involvement Vote Contact Your Faculty Council Representative Public Comments at FC meeting