Spring 2023
Committee:
Executive Committee, Legislative Affairs Committee
RESOLVED, That the Student Senate for California Community College issue a statement in support of adopting a hybrid model for student body associations and council/committee meetings in order to reduce financial and equity gaps, address accessibility issues, and to make important contributions in the fight against global warming;
RESOLVED, That the Student Senate for California Community Colleges issue a statement that includes the implementation of hybrid models that would include Zoom links sent out in emails to all students, for all meetings that are open to the public, and implementation should be assisted and/or overseen by the College Technology Council or Support Staff, as needed;
RESOLVED, That the Student Senate for California Community Colleges issue a statement in support of this resolution, to help follow through with the S21.01.01 Disabled Student Awareness resolution, passed during the Spring General Assembly in 2021 and the Bolstering Student Participation in Shared Governance resolution, passed during the Spring General Assembly in 2021; and
RESOLVED, That the Student Senate for California Community Colleges advocate against any future or current legislation in the State of California that poses a threat to hybrid models for shared governance or otherwise, advocate for legislation and internal action that would support the Hybrid Model, and publish a set of guidelines and create a toolkit to assist students in the implementation of hybrid meetings that meet Brown Act and Open Meeting Act requirements.
RESOLVED, That the Student Senate for California Community Colleges issue a statement that includes the implementation of hybrid models that would include Zoom links sent out in emails to all students, for all meetings that are open to the public, and implementation should be assisted and/or overseen by the College Technology Council or Support Staff, as needed;
RESOLVED, That the Student Senate for California Community Colleges issue a statement in support of this resolution, to help follow through with the S21.01.01 Disabled Student Awareness resolution, passed during the Spring General Assembly in 2021 and the Bolstering Student Participation in Shared Governance resolution, passed during the Spring General Assembly in 2021; and
RESOLVED, That the Student Senate for California Community Colleges advocate against any future or current legislation in the State of California that poses a threat to hybrid models for shared governance or otherwise, advocate for legislation and internal action that would support the Hybrid Model, and publish a set of guidelines and create a toolkit to assist students in the implementation of hybrid meetings that meet Brown Act and Open Meeting Act requirements.