The Districting and Representation Committee (DRC) is charged:
- With reviewing election and districting processes and rules to ensure that the academic staff members may exercise their institutional governance rights in the most effective, equitable, and efficient manner.
- With periodic review of each academic staff district. The purpose of this review is to ensure that each district meets the requirements of the Academic Staff Policies and Procedures (ASPP), as stated in 13.02.C, 13.02.D, and 13.06.A.1.
- To hear appeals from individuals or groups presenting a reasonable basis for assignment to a different district or to a new district.
- To, when needed, review and recommend action to the Assembly on any of the following issues:
- Substantial changes in the size or general composition of individual districts; substantial changes in the guidelines that address election and districting issues, which include 13.02.C., 13.02.D. and 13.06.A.1. of the ASPP; and
- Substantial changes in the election process. These changes include, but are not limited to, changing the date of elections, changing the notification process for candidates, changing the notification process for voters, and changing the content of the ballot. Substantial changes do not include either changing the graphic format of the ballot or adding additional notifications of an upcoming election.
- To, when needed, review any of the following issues:
- Changes in procedure to improve the equity or efficiency, or both, of the districting process; and
- Changes in procedure to encourage academic staff members’ participation in elections and academic staff governance activities in general.
- To report to the Assembly before each election, as required in 13.02.C.4.
Meetings
DRC typically meets monthly, on the second Tuesday of the month from 9:00am – 9:30am, during the academic year. Meetings are open to the public.
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Feb20
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Mar11
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Apr08