California State
University, San Bernardino
University Diversity Committee
Thursday, May
26, 2005
Present: Baeza, Carswell, Carthen, Clark, Constant, Gil-Gomez, Murillo-Moyeda,
Texeira, Torrez, Zhang
Absent: Agars, Asbell, Brotherton,
Daniels, Futch, Kakihara, McDonald, Ramirez
Constant moved to approve
the minutes. Zhang second. Motion approved.
Valencia reported she
disencumbered the funds for the International Institute; they were unable
to reschedule their speaker in the Spring quarter. Clark announced
that he approved an event funding request from the Chinese/Japanese/Korean
Club for $1000.
Gil-Gomez moved to
send a letter to the 2003/04 diversity award deadline of June 2006.
Baeza second. Motion approved. Gil Gomez moved all future
diversity award recipients will have one year to use their travel funds
once they are notified. Baeza second. Motion approved.
Clark asked if the same time table apply to students. Torrez suggested
the travel should occur while the student is enrolled in CSUSB.
Torrez suggested giving community award winners passes to the Library.
Clark’s question will be tabled at this time.
Murillo-Moyeda presented the request for $800 from K. Nadeau for Chizuko Judy Sugita de Queiroz’s honorarium. The subcommittee recommended approval. UDC agreed to approve.
Murillo-Moyeda presented the LBSA request for $500 for a Multicultural Show – Genesis. Motion fails to pass with one abstention.
Murillo-Moyeda
presented the request for $1000 for the 13th Annual African/African
American Graduating Students Recognition Ceremony. Subcommittee
recommended approval. Clark requested a stipulation that a set
amount of the funds be used for students who would otherwise be unable
to attend. The amount would be determined by the association.
UDC approved the request.
Gil-Gomez provided
to Torrez the student portion that Andrade worked on during the winter
quarter. Carswell inquired about the status of reports from previous
recipients. Clark will check with Agars on the status of the reports.
Clark would like all
UDC members to attend the Conversations of Diversity event. Zhang
has added Conversations on Diversity on the website. Murillo-Moyeda
stated most of the attendees were students from classes. Constant
suggested the President encourage staff to attend without using vacation
time and/or rescheduling their lunch hour. Texeira asked if credit
could be given to those who attend diversity events.
Zhang suggested adding
the Conversations of Diversity schedule to . Remind Clark to
send a note to Karnig to add the pictures to the video played at Convocation.
The subcommittee will
meet on Tuesday, June 7th at 3 – 4 p.m. in SH 112.
The next Conversations
on Diversity is Thursday, October 13 from 2- 4. The Diversity
awards will be given from 2:00 – 2:30 and then the performance will
be from 2:30 – 4:00.
Zhang provided the
updates made to the UDC website.
Valencia distributed
copies of the nominations to the subcommitte. Carthen moved to
waive the deadline to accept one more nomination. Torrez second.
Motion approved.
Clark suggested UDC
giving an award to a UDC member for their service. Clark would
like to honor McDonald and draft a resolution. Clark and Gil-Gomez
will work on this and forward it to the UDC members. Torrez moved
to set aside $200 for a plaque for Chief McDonald. Carthen second.
Motion approved.
Clark stated there
was an interest from B Rice to participate in UDC.
Clark provided an update
on the responses he received from the message sent to campus.
Gil-Gomez provided an update on Asbell’s request to post the statement
in “The Chronicle”. Their response is they could not post
an individual or group position unless they purchased the ad space.
Gil-Gomez moved that UDC support her fact finding mission with the newspaper
to communicate with the advisor what might be done to post the UDC statement
in the newspaper with no cost to UDC. Murillo-Moyeda suggested
other options to post the statement in the newspaper. Carthen
suggested working with the student representative. Motion approved.
Ombudsperson
The position was announced today on campus