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Tuesday, Aug. 5
University Staff Council Executive Committee
10:30 a.m.-12 p.m., Schofield 111. Agenda: 1) Call to Order; 2) Land Acknowledgement; 3) Roll call; 4 )Introduction of guests; 5) Approval of minutes from Tuesday, 1 July 2025; 6) Open forum for any member of the university community to speak to the committee; 7) Administrator Remarks – Jennifer Wilczek, HR; 8) Reports: a) Chair's Report; b) Vice Chair's Report; c) University Staff Representative’s Report; d) Other Reports; 9) Unfinished Business: a) Leadership Elections/Executive Committee Appointments; b) Remaining Committee Vacancies; c) 2025/2026 New Leadership Meeting format; d) Other New Business; 11) Announcements; 12) Adjournment.
Friday, Sept. 5
University Senate Technology Committee
3-4 p.m., virtual via Microsoft Teams. Agenda: 1) General (Sulzer – 1 - 3 min); a) Welcome; b) Note taker volunteer; 2) Review/Approval of prior meeting minutes (see attachment of use link to access Teams) (All – 1-5 min.); 3) Old Business; 4) Department Reports: a) LTS Report (Gerberich – 5-10 min.); b) ITC Report (Simonet – 5-10 min.); c) Library Report (Zook – 5-10 min.); d) Barron County Report (Tian – 5-10 min.); 5) New Business (All – 5-10 min.); a) Next meeting.
