Meeting Notices

Meeting notices should be used to announce meetings of established universitywide committees or for agendas that include discussions of issues of universitywide concern. The Open Meetings Law requires that meeting notices inform those reasonably likely to be interested in the agenda under discussion. Meetings of departments or committees generally may be announced within those specific areas only and need not be included in meeting notices unless the agenda includes universitywide matters.

• Submit meeting agendas by Thursday for meetings scheduled for the following week via the Meeting Notice form.
• If the Thursday deadline is not met, committee representatives are responsible for the distribution of late meeting notices to constituents. The late meeting agenda should also be submitted via the Meeting Notice form.
• Changes to posted meetings must be submitted via the Meeting Change Request form.
• Wisconsin Department of Justice Open Meeting Compliance Guide
• UW-System General Counsel Overview of Wisconsin's Open Meeting Law

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Monday, July 21

Institutional Review Board
Noon-1:30 p.m., HSS 151. Agenda: 1) Welcome and introductions (5 minutes); 2) Approval of May 2025 meeting minutes (3 minutes); 3) Full Board Review; a. Chrisinger, Maddie A-Effects Rhodiola Rosea on Resistance Exercise Performance (10 minutes); b. Beltz, Nick-Combining vibrotactile coordinated reset fingertip stimulation with resistance training to improve functional and clinical outcomes in individuals with Parkinson’s Disease (25 minutes); 
i. Tom Sather to summarize study for the group; ii. Nick Beltz will be attending the meeting to answer any questions about the study; c. Shafer, Chase-Impact of Blood Flow Restriction Training Frequency on Maximal Leg Strength and Arterial Stiffness in Young, Resistance-Trained Adults (25 minutes); i. Mary Tornehl summarizing the study for the group; d. Belmont, Anise N-An Exploration of Factors that Influence Attitudes Towards Police (If time allows);
4) Announcements (5 minutes); 5) Public Comments (2 minutes). 

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.