GPC/GSU Consolidation Implementation Committee Operational Working Groups: Leadership and Responsibilities (Responsibilities are in Italics)
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1 GPC/GSU Consolidation Implementation Committee Operational Working Groups: Leadership and Responsibilities (Responsibilities are in Italics) This document lists: the Committees (and sub- committees) where most of the work of consolidation will be accomplished, as well as the two co- chairs for each committee, one each from GSU and GPC; the 22 functional areas into which the committees are divided, as well as the functional area coordinators; the points of contact in the University System of Georgia s Central Office (USO) for the functional area coordinators; the division of the 900 plus responsibilities identified on the USG s Consolidation Tracker (these are shown in italics), to which more will undoubtedly be added by the committees as they pursue their work. A. Overall University Structure - Coordinators, Presidents Becker and Watts. USO Contacts: Shelley Nickel ([email protected]) & Houston Davis ([email protected]) COMMITTEE 1: University Structure GSU Co- Chair- President Becker GPC Co- Chair- President Watts 1-1. Overall Structure Determine Campus- Wide Functional Units 1-2. College Structure Determine College Structure and Address Department Locations 1-3. Vision and Mission Develop New Vision and Mission Statement 1.4. Oversight of the Consolidation Process Receive progress reports, information, and recommendations from the Coordinators with respect to the Operational Working Groups 1
2 B. Academic Degrees and Programs- Coordinator, Risa Palm GSU Provost/VPAA; USO Contacts: Linda Noble & Teresa Joyce COMMITTEE 2: Business GSU Co- Chair- Rich Philips Dean of RCB (or nominee) GPC Co- Chair- Tina Philpot, Interim Dean of Business Streamline Program Offerings COMMITTEE 3: Arts & Sciences GSU Co- Chair- Carol Winkler, Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences GPC Co- Chair- Paulos Yohanes, Dean of Science Streamline Program Offerings COMMITTEE 4: Education GSU Co- Chair- Joyce Many, Associate Dean of the College of Education GPC Co- Chair - Susan Cody, Dean of Social Science Streamline Program Offerings COMMITTEE 5: Nursing and Health Professions GSU Co- Chair - Lynda Goodfellow, Associate Dean, School of Nursing and Health Professions GPC Co- Chair- Sheila Garland, Dean of Health Sciences Streamline Program Offerings COMMITTEE 6: Inventory of Programs, Authorized Degrees, Delivery Modes, Assessment etc. GSU Co-Chair- Michelle Brattain, Chair of Senate Committee on Academic Programs GPC Co-Chair- Marla Calico, Interim Dean of Humanities and Fine Arts Develop Common Assessment Instruments and Cycles Develop Institutional Curriculum Approval Processes Develop a Uniform Course/Instructor Evaluation Instrument Determine Syllabi Requirements Coordinate with Program- Based Accreditation Entities 2
3 Review Student Surveys & Revise Admin Processes COMMITTEE 7: General Education and Core Curriculum GSU Co-Chair- John Medlock, Assistant Dean, College of Arts & Sciences GPC Co-Chair- Stuart Noel, Dean of English Combine Curricula where appropriate Look at use of online system Create Common Student Learning Outcomes for Gen Ed and Area F Submit Any Changes to USG Council on General Education Determine any Non- Core Requirements (Health, Phys. Ed., etc.) C. Related Non- Degree Academic Responsibilities- Coordinator Tim Renick, Vice Provost, VP for Enrollment Management & Student Success USO Contact(s): Linda Noble ([email protected]), Joyce Jones ([email protected]) & Houston Davis ([email protected]) COMMITTEE 8: Advising, Mentoring, Tutoring and First Year Programs GSU Co-Chair- Allison Calhoun-Brown Assistant Vice President for Student Success GPC Co-Chair- Nate Holmes, Director of Advising Develop Common Advising Processes and Procedures Ensure Academic Tutoring Services are Provided on Both Campuses Consolidate First Year Programs into One Admin. & Operating Structure COMMITTEE 9: On-Line Education (Academics) GSU Co-Chair - Michael Galchinsky, Director of APR and Distance Ed. GPC Co-Chair - Margaret Ehrlich, Dean of Mathematics and of the Online Campus Develop structure, function and role of Distance Education (in consultation with Committee 17) COMMITTEE 10: Honors Programs GSU Co-Chair- Larry Berman, Dean Honors College GPC Co-Chair- Jeff Portnoy, Director of the Honors Program Coordinate Honors Programs 3
4 COMMITTEE 11: International Programs GSU Co-Chair- Jun Liu, GSU Associate Provost for International Initiatives GPC Co-Chair- Determine extent of incoming and outgoing international activity. Review, reconcile and revise policies on international initiatives and services COMMITTEE 12: Library GSU Co-Chair- Tammy Sugarman, Interim Dean of Libraries GPC Co-Chair- Julius Whitaker, Executive Director of Library Services Merge Library Operations and Staffing Revise Library and Learning Resources Section for SACSCOC Prospectus Review, Reconcile, and Revise Library Policies Submit Updated Job Descriptions for Classified Positions to HR Review Reconcile, and Revise Library Goals and Develop Joint Goals Ensure library Systems and Client Interfaces are a Priority in IT Pipeline Choose Best Option to Sustain & Garner Funds for Scholarly Commons Complete Changes Associated with Specialty Depts. Print Media, e-resources Review, Revise, and Consolidate Library Websites Keep Planning to Consolidate Print and e-resources Negotiate with Vendors Obtain Status of Clarkston Library ( Jim Cherry Learning Resources Center ) Naming Restrictions/Donation Restrictions Review GPC Special Collections/Archives Consolidate or Retain COMMITTEE 13: Retention, Progression, and Graduation (RPG) GSU Co-Chair-Allison Calhoun-Brown, Assistant Vice President for Student Success GPC Co-Chair- Don Pearl, Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs for College Completion Develop Joint Complete College Georgia Submission Address Textbook Policies across Campus 4
5 COMMITTEE 14: Assessment of Institutional Effectiveness GSU Co-Chair- Peter Lyons, Associate Provost for Institutional Effectiveness GPC Co-Chair- Susan Finazzo, Dean of Institutional Effectiveness Develop Assessment Methods to be used after Consolidation is Finalized D. Faculty Affairs- Coordinator: Risa Palm Provost/VPAA; USO Contacts: Linda Noble Marion Fedrick & Kimberly Ballard-Washington (Kimberly.Ballard- COMMITTEE 15: Faculty Affairs GSU Co-Chair- Lynda Brown-Wright, Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs GPC Co-Chair - Pamela Moolenaar-Wirsiy, Director, Center for Teaching and Learning Faculty Credentials, Rosters, Workloads, Pay Determine Processes and Procedures for Hiring Full and Part-time Faculty Determine Need for Salary Adjustments Merge Current Faculty Rosters Transfer Faculty Files to One Location (near Consolidation Date) Develop a Common Faculty Evaluation Process Combine New Faculty Orientations and Fall Faculty Conferences Determine Consolidation Impact on Faculty and Faculty Workloads Update Faculty Contracts Combine Faculty Grievance Processes Establish Process and Procedures for Determining Faculty Seniority Determine Faculty Membership on Regents Academic Advisory Committees Faculty Honors and Awards Consolidate Faculty Honors and Awards Programs into a Single Program Promotion, Tenure, and Faculty Development Evaluate and determine appropriate levels of consistency in Promotion and Tenure Policies and Procedures 5
6 COMMITTEE 16: Research, Scholarship, Creative Activity, Grants, and Sponsored Operations GSU Co-Chair- Jim Weyhenmeyer, VP for Research and Economic Development GPC Co-Chair- Glenn Pfeifer, Director of Grants and Sponsored Programs Remain Aware of and Track Intellectual Property Address Consolidation of and Requirements for Centers and Institutes Consolidate to a Standard Non-Disclosure Agreement, Research Agreement, Copyright Policy, Intellectual Property Policy, etc. Protect Any Retained GPC Trademarks, Copyrights, Patents, etc. Institutional Review Board Processes Transfer GPC Sponsored Research to Georgia State University Determine implications for IDC and establish appropriate positioning with respect to Federal negotiations. COMMITTEE 17: Technology Enhanced Education and Testing Center (Technology for On-line Education) GSU Co-Chair- Phil Ventimiglia, Chief Innovation Officer GPC Co-Chair- Margaret Ehrlich, Dean of Mathematics and of the Online Campus Combine Online Course and Program Offerings Consolidate Testing E. Student Enrollment- Coordinator: Tim Renick Vice Provost, VP for Enrollment Management & Student Success; USO Contacts: Joyce Jones ([email protected] ) & Curt Carver ([email protected] ) COMMITTEE 18: Undergraduate Admissions, Transfer, Transient Policies and Recruitment GSU Co-Chair- Scott Burke Assistant Vice President for Undergraduate Admissions GPC Co-Chair - Danny Bellinger, Interim Director of Admissions Combine Articulation Agreements with TCSG, USG and Other Institutions Protect and Preserve Adopt-a-School Relationships 6
7 Determine SAT/ACT Requirements Develop Common Transfer, Transient, and Other Policies Integrate Recruiting Practices and Materials Learning support Testing and placement COMMITTEE 19: Financial Aid, GSU Co-Chair- Louis Scott, Director of Financial Aid GPC Co-Chair- Robin Winston, Director of Student Financial Services Scholarships Consolidate Financial Aid Functions and Coordinate with U.S. DOE Begin Preparing the eapp Make decision on Perkins Portfolio Liquidation or Adoption Reconcile Financial Aid ASAP Coordinate Funding Streams and Scholarship Funding Coordinate with Homeland Security Coordinate with Veterans Services Coordinate with Vocational Rehabilitation COMMITTEE 20: Calendar and Schedule; Ceremonies; and Preparation of Merged Catalogues GSU Co-Chair- Shari Schwartz, University Registrar GPC Co-Chair- Tarrah Mirus, Registrar Calendar and Schedule Review and Revise Faculty/Staff Surveys, and Determine Schedules Create Common Holiday Calendar Create a Common Academic Calendar Develop Common Class Schedule Ensure a Unified Course Schedule is Prepared by Upcoming Semester Consolidate Admissions, Registrations, and Graduation Policies & Procedures Determine Grade Reporting Processes Address Student Records Policies and Procedures Develop Transcript Specifications Consolidate FERPA Training Address Security Issues- Records Ceremonies Determine Location and Frequency of Graduation 7
8 Ceremonies Combine Honors Day Activities Preparation of Merged Catalogues Merge Catalogues 20.4 Registration Review and revise registration business practices, policies and procedures F. Advancement, Development, and Alumni Affairs- Coordinator: Massey, GSU Vice President for Development and Alumni Affairs/President of the Georgia State University Foundation USO Contacts: Tom Daniel & Kimberly Ballard- Washington COMMITTEE 21: Alumni Affairs; Advancement Services, including Donor Relations; and Fund-Raising GSU Co-Chair- Christina Million, Associate Vice President for Development GPC Co-Chair- Jeff Tarnowski, Vice President of Advancement Alumni Affairs Merge or Retain Separate Alumni Associations Associations (Review 501(c) filings, 990 Returns, Cooperative MOUs, etc.) Consolidate or Retain Membership Perks Consolidate ore Retain Membership Special Interest Categories (e.g., Life Insurance, Car Insurance, Financial Services, Class Rings, etc.) Consolidate or Retain Vendor Contracts Advancement Services, including Donor Relations Consolidate Advancement Services and Donor Relations Consolidate or Retain Separate Annual Funds Consolidate or Retain Georgia Perimeter College Retiree Association (Obtain Status/Legal Structure of GPC Retiree Association) Consolidate or Retain Separate Vendor Agreements (e.g. RuffaloCody, Razor s Edge, etc.) Fund-Raising Consolidate Fund-Raising Efforts G. Athletics- Coordinator: Charlie Cobb GSU Director of Athletics; 8
9 USO Contact: Houston Davis & John Fuchko ) Athletic Review Committee COMMITTEE 22: Sports, Scheduling, and Scholarships GSU Co-Chair- Charlie Cobb, Athletics Director GPC Co-Chair- Determine future state and configuration of Athletic Programs Review any GPC Athletics Employment Contracts Review any GPC Athletics Game Contracts Review GPC Athletics Facilities Review GPC Athletics Major Vendors (e.g., CLC, IMG, Apparel Rights, Sponsorships Agreements, etc.) NCAA/Conference Obligations H. Diversity & Inclusion Programs/Activities- Coordinator: Linda Nelson USO Contacts: Teresa Joyce & Felita Williams COMMITTEE 23: Programs and Activities GSU Co-Chair- Linda Nelson, Assistant Vice President Human Resources GPC Co-Chair- Amanda Reddick, Director of Human Resources for Affirmative Action/EEOC and Compliance Officer Consolidate Diversity and Inclusion Programs and Activities I. Economic Development and Community Relations- Coordinator: Robin Morris USO Contacts: Tom Daniel Mark Lytle Amanda Seals & Charlie Sutlive ) COMMITTEE 24: Government and Community Relations; Community Engagement and Economic Development GSU Co-Chair- Julie Kerlin, Director of Government and Community Affairs GPC Co-Chair- Clelia Keen, Director of Government Relations Review, revise and reconcile government and community relations systems, structure and processes Government and Community Relations Develop and Maintain Legislative Relationships and 9
10 Support Merge or Retain Legislative Contracts (Federal/State/Local) Review Lobbying Disclosures with any Governmental Entities for last 3 Years Community Engagement Identify Community Engagement Undertakings at Both Institutions Integrate Institutional Community Engagement Efforts Develop Structure to Maximize and Publicize Community Engagement Economic Development Align Institutional Economic Development Efforts with USG Efforts Identify Institutional Capabilities Most Likely to Aid Economic Development Develop Structure to Maximize Marriage Making Capabilities J. Media and Marketing- Coordinator: Don Hale, GSU Vice President Public Relations and Marketing Communications; USO Contact: Charles Sutlive ([email protected] ) COMMITTEE 25: Marketing focusing on Promotion GSU Co-Chair- Don Hale, GSU Vice President Public Relations and Marketing Communications GPC Co-Chair- Barbara Obrentz, Chief Public Information Officer and Director of Marketing Marketing Develop Rebranding Initiatives and Revised College Seal Create Integrated Public Relations Plan Media Relations- Coordinate Communications on Consolidation Announcements Coordinate Communications to Announce Regents Actions Coordinate and Review News Releases on Consolidation Create Communications Plan to get messaging out internally and externally 10
11 Conduct monthly meetings with all PR personnel to assess communications Combine Speakers Bureaus List Publications and Collaterals- Print Campus Maps and Promotional Materials Social Media Consolidate and Invigorate Social Media Presence and Impact University Website Create a new Website, Photo, and President s Letter Finalize Creation of Joint Website K. Research and Service Foundations- Coordinator: Jim Weyhenmeyer, GSU Vice President for Research and Economic Development. USO Contact: Kimberly Ballard-Washington (Kimberly.Ballard- [email protected]) COMMITTEE 26: Research and Service Foundations Operations and Integration GSU Co-Chair - Jim Weyhenmeyer, GSU Vice President for Research and Economic Development. GPC Co-Chair N/A Merge or Retain Separate Foundations L. University Foundations- Coordinators: Presidents Becker and Watts; USO Contacts: Kimberly Ballard-Washington (Kimberly.Ballard- [email protected]) & Susan Ridley ([email protected]) COMMITTEE 27: University Foundations Operations and Integration GSU Co-Chair- President Becker GPC Co-Chair- President Watts Merge or Retain Separate Foundations (501(c)(3) Status Changes; 990 Returns; Audit Reports; etc.) Address Endowment Restrictions (Temporarily Restricted and Permanently Restricted) & Tax-Exempt Bond Liabilities Identify Cost/Funding Sources for Changes Foundation Must Make on PPVs 11
12 Consider Responsibility of 5 Year Facilities Condition Assessments Consider Essentiality of Each PPV Project Analyze of PPV Insurance Coverage to Insure Adequate Continuous Coverage Consider Opportunities for Economy of Scale on PPV Projects Consider ReAing to Lower Cost to Students Discern any Change to Foundation Impact on Existing PPVs or Financing Discern any Impact on Foundation Bylaws Consolidate or Retain Vendor Contracts (e.g., Razor s Edge, Investment Manager Agreements, etc.) Consolidate or Retain Bank Accounts (Approval Account Signatory Approvals) Consolidate or Retain Corporate Card Accounts Review Minute Books for Directors Meetings and Committee Meetings and Actions by Written Consent for past 3 years M. Legal Affairs Issues- Coordinator: Kerry Heyward, GSU University Attorney; USO Contacts: Burns Newsome Nels Peterson ([email protected]) & Kimberly Ballard-Washington ([email protected]) COMMITTEE 28: Legal Affairs and Handbooks GSU Co-Chair- Kerry Heyward, GSU University Attorney GPC Co-Chair- Leslie Ann Dunn, J.D., Assistant Professor of Business Division of Responsibilities Merge Statutes/Bylaws Review and Revise Institutional MOUs Transition Legal Agreements Identify all Reporting Requirements and Develop Plan to Ensure Compliance Review Outstanding Contractual Obligations with Vendors and Others Review Levels of Authority Granted to Senior Administrators 12
13 Get Info to Federal Agencies & Others re Cooperative Organizations, MOUs Obtain a list of any prior, pending, or threatened (a) unfair labor practice charges or complaints against GPC before the EEOC or any other federal, state, or local labor relations board; (b) faculty or staff grievances against GPC; (c) arbitrations or mediations proceeding against GPC; or (d) litigation against GPC Obtain copies of all internal, external, or USG Audit Reports concerning GPC over past 3 years (including any Management Responses) Obtain a description by project of all work performed by outside counsel for GPC over past 3 years (including copies of all bills) Obtain a description of all GPC Hotline calls over past 3 years Review any consent decrees, judgments, or other decrees or orders, settlement agreements, and other agreements to which GPC is a party or by which it is bound requiring or prohibiting future activities. Obtain a schedule of all material licenses, permits, registrations, governmental approvals and clearances obtained, pending or otherwise, required for the conduct of business of GPC (and its affiliated organizations) Obtain a complete list of loss and claims experience over the past 3 years Review GPC Clery Act Annual Reports for past 3 years Review GPC Georgia Open Records Act policies and procedures University Policy Mergers and Handbooks Merge University Handbooks Faculty and Staff Policy Mergers and Handbooks Merge Faculty Handbooks Merge Staff Handbooks Student Policy Mergers and Handbooks Merge Student Handbooks N. Auxiliary Services- Coordinator: Jerry Rackliffe GSU Senior VP for Finance and Administration; USO Contacts: Joyce Jones ([email protected]) & Vikki Williamson ([email protected]) 13
14 COMMITTEE 29: General Auxiliary Services GSU Co-Chair - Beth Jones, Associate Vice President Finance and Administration GPC Co-Chair - Derrick Turner, Director of Auxiliary Services Address Bookstore Inventories Determine Bookstore Policies Transfer Bookstore Inventory to One Campus Consider Child Care Facility Integrate Copy Centers Develop Shuttle/Parking Program Integrate Campus Card/Badging Integrate Food Services ATMs Waste Management Staff Perks (MARTA, Movies, etc.) Vending Pouring Rights ID Cards (w/ Financial Services Ties) COMMITTEE 30: O. Business and Finance- Coordinator: Jerry Rackliffe GSU Senior VP for Finance and Administration; USO Contacts: John Brown ([email protected]), Vikki Williamson [email protected]), Julie Harris ([email protected]) & Becky Prince ([email protected]) COMMITTEE 31: Budget GSU Co-Chair- Denise Floyd, Manager Budget and Planning GPC Co-Chair- Amy Jurgens, Assistant Vice President of Financial and Administrative Affairs Address Budget Preparation Process (PeopleSoft) Determine whether a common or separate database will be used (PeopleSoft) Consolidate istrategy Systems (PeopleSoft) Address Allocations COMMITTEE 31: Business Operations and Contracts GSU Co-Chair- Bruce Spratt, Associate Vice President and Comptroller GPC Co-Chair- Diane Hickey, Interim Executive Vice President of Financial and Administrative Affairs Transfer Assets 14
15 Transfer Bank Accounts (Approve Bank Signatory Approvals) Send Notice to MSRB and Others as Required for PPVs Coordinate with Georgia Department of Audits and Accounts DOAA: Address FDMRs, full audits, consolidated reports, etc; set timeframes SAO: Address State CAFR, reporting for SEFA, TIGA, CAP, etc. al. OST: Address Bank Accounts and Other Banking Matters (Approve Bank Signatory Approvals)\Federal: Coordinate with IRS, Grants, Foundations, DUNS, FEI, etc. Coordinate with Georgia Department of Revenue Coordinate with Rating and Lending Agencies Address Insurance & Benefits Vendors (Communications & Standardization) Determine Authorized Signatures Create New Checks Address Investment Accounts Standardize Business Procedures and Processes Develop Accounting Processes and Procedures Merge Financial Systems (PeopleSoft) Set Business Unit Number (Create New One? Keep Old One?) (PeopleSoft) Determine Changes to Delivered Reports (PeopleSoft) Insure Integrity of Financial Information (PeopleSoft) Determine Changes to PeopleSoft Trees (PeopleSoft) Address Non-Standard Chart fields (Dept., Account, Project, etc.) (PeopleSoft) Address detail codes- Student Registration System (BANNER) Address Data Feeds into Consolidated Financial System (BANNER) Determine Use of ADP by Consolidated University Address Issues Related to Historical & New Access and Retention (PeopleSoft) Address Credit Card and Merchant Accounts 15
16 COMMITTEE 32: Procurement GSU Co-Chair- Bruce Spratt, Associate Vice President and Comptroller GPC Co-Chair- Jim Barnaby, Director of Logistical Services Merge Purchasing Process and Procedures (including Contract Review Process and E-Verify Compliance Process) Address Purchase Orders- Existing, New, and Encumbrances (PeopleSoft) Address Vendor Codes (PeopleSoft) Address State Approvals for RFPs- Purchasing Issue Merge Common Purchasing Systems DOAS: Address Insurance and Purchasing COMMITTEE 33: Tuition and Fees GSU Co-Chair- Jerry Rackliffe, Senior VP for Finance and Administration GPC Co-Chair- Jamie Fernandes, Associate Vice President of Financial and Administrative Affairs Merge Student Fee Structure Develop Tuition Structure Determine Student Fee Charges between Institutions Determine Student Cohorts that will be Charged Fees Related to PPVs Determine Enrollment Projections Impact on PPV ProForma P. Facilities and Physical Plant- Coordinator: Jerry Rackliffe, GSU Senior VP for Finance and Administration; USO Contact: Alan S. Travis ) COMMITTEE 34: Campus Master Planning and Physical Plant GSU Co-Chair- Ramesh Vakamudi, Associate Vice President for Facilities. GPC Co-Chair- Lewis Godwin, Director of Campus Planning Campus Master Planning Review and Evaluate Current Campus Master Plans Physical Plant Initiate Building Inventory Validation (Addresses and description of each GPC Building, whether owned or leased; obtain copies of all 16
17 agreements/leases and related documentation, including, title papers, title insurance policies, appraisals, surveys, etc.) Specifically, obtain details regarding GPC s Newton Campus, which involves a donation of land from the Arnold Fund, and which is owned by the GPC Foundation. One building is leased with E & G funds and another (including baseball/softball facilities) is leased with student fees. Specifically, obtain details regarding GPC s lease of its Lakeside Center (1975 Lakeside Parkway, Tucker, Georgia Merge and Review Space Inventories Make Changes to Existing Bonds/Warranties Identify Responsibilities for GO Bonds Asset Tracking and Records Retention Work with GSFIC on Changes to Necessary Documentation (Letters) Revise Active Contracts once Consolidation is Completed Consider Cross Training for Smooth Transition & Higher Delegated Authority Identify Restrictions on Real Property Deeds Identify any Reversionary Language in Property Deeds Understand What Real Property Campuses Own Address Use Restrictions in Rental Agreements Identify Restrictions on Donations for Naming Consider and Implement Consolidation of Rental Space Understand What Real Property Foundations Own Consolidate & Restructure Maintenance Depts., including Salary & Reporting Identify and Reconcile Differences in Handling M&O Develop Naming Protocols for Buildings Change Signs on and off Campuses Address all Out-Sourced Services, and Make Them Coincide Address Shipping & Receiving, including Inter- Campus Mail Courier Service Consolidate Preventive Maintenance Plans, including for PPVs Identify Functional Duplication between Campuses 17
18 (Supervisors, Tech., etc.) Re-implement Mgmt. Systems: M&O Billing/Accounting, Tracking, etc.) Reconcile Differences in How Depts. Handle M&O of PPV/GHEFA Space Reassess Outsourced Functions for PPV/GHEFA (Mech., Elec., Fire, etc.) Reconcile Replacement Reserves Accounts for PPV Capital Improvements Address Maintenance Contracts for Plant Equipment, HVAC, Trash, etc. Consolidate Preventive Maintenance Programs Determine if 8038 Filings Need to Be Amended for PPVs Understand How Debt Ratios get Calculated Determine if Institutions Accept Pre-Funding Commitments to Begin Projects Provide Required Notice on All PPVs to EMMA and Others Obtain Copies of all Certificates of Occupancy. Q. Human Resources- Coordinator: Jerry Rackliffe, GSU Senior VP for Finance and Administration; USO Contact: Marion Fedrick Becky Prince & Julie Harris ) COMMITTEE 35: HR, including Position Descriptions and Salary Bands GSU Co-Chair- Linda Nelson GPC Co-Chair- Jim Rasmus, Executive Director of Human Resources and Payroll Services Establish Process and Procedures for Hiring and RIFs Combine Org Charts Create new position descriptions Establish workweek schedule for 12 month faculty and staff Determine Need for Salary Adjustments Ensure Effective Implementation of Controls (Flowcharts, Segregated Duties) Consolidate all IDs: Employee, Student, Parking, etc. Establish Process and Procedures for Determining Staff Seniority Consolidate or Retain Staff Grievance Processes 18
19 R. Information Technology- Coordinator: Phil Ventimiglia, GSU Chief Innovation Officer; USO Contacts: Curt Carver, ), Jim James Becky Prince ), Julie Harris ), Vikki Williamson & Rich Loftus ) NOTE REGARDING AREA R, COMMITTEES 37 (INCLUDING 37 1 THROUGH 37-4 ) THE MASTER TRACKER DOCUMENT LISTS 273 SEPARATE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS THAT BEGIN ON PAGE 7 OF THE DOCUMENT AND CONTINUE TO PAGE 15. THESE ENTRIES ARE NOT LISTED HERE, BUT ARE ON THE MASTER TRACKER. ADDITIONAL NOTE REGARDING AREA R, COMMITTEE 37 (INCLUDING 37-1 THROUGH 37-4 ) : THE MASTER TRACKER DOCUMENT LISTS 65 SEPARATE REQUIREMENTS REGARDING THE SHARED SERVICES CENTER THAT BEGIN ON PAGE 20 OF THE DOCUMENT AND CONTINUE ONTO PAGE 22. THESE ENTRIES ARE NOT LISTED HERE, BUT ARE ON THE MASTER TRACKER. COMMITTEE 36: IT GSU Co-Chair- Phil Ventimiglia, GSU Chief Innovation Officer; GPC Co-Chair- Mark Hoeting, Assistant Vice President/CIO IT: Back-End Systems (Networking, Wireless, Telecom, Hardware, Servers, etc.) IT: Business Services (Financial and Personnel Systems) IT: General Support (Website, Drupal, File Services, Training, Service Desk, etc.) IT: Research Computing IT: Student/Faculty Services (Authentication, , Banner, D2L, AV,etc.) S. Risk, Audits, Safety, and Security- Coordinator: Jerry Rackliffe Senior VP for Finance and Administration USO Contacts: John Fuchko III ([email protected]) & Alan S. Travis ([email protected] ) [Bruce Holmes [email protected]] COMMITTEE 37: Public Safety and Security and Emergency Planning and Communication GSU Co-Chair- Connie Sampson, Chief of Police 19
20 GPC Co-Chair- Nicholas Marinelli, Chief of Police Public Safety and Security Consolidate Campus Security and Police Policy/Procedure Manual Contact DOE to Address Clery Act Reporting Requirements Coordinate Meeting with All Chiefs to Discuss Best Practices Discuss Public Safety Responsibilities & Authorities for Combined Operations Identify new FTE Requirements for Dispatch, Patrol, and Investigation Make Decisions on Campus Police Management Structures Plan Transition Training and Workshops to Assist Key Supervisors Integrate Vehicle Fleet Consolidate Campus Safety Plans and Train Where Required Coordinate with DOAS to Revise Compensation Claims Goals Coordinate with POST Agency Name Changes and/or Close Outs Identify Radio & Phone Communications Operations for GCIC/NCIC Access Review Mutual Aid Agreements with President; Present to BOR for Approval Review GPC Clery Act Reports for past 3 years Identify GPC Campus Security Authorities Review GPC Timely Notice Policies and Procedures Consolidate into Panther Alert System Emergency Planning and Communication??? Combine Emergency/Behavioral Response Teams and Notification Systems Review Existing Mass Communication Systems and Contracts Maintain Existing Emergency Operations, and Put New Plans in Place COMMITTEE 38: Risk Management, Audits, and Occupational Safety/Compliance 20
21 GSU Co-Chair- Sterling Roth GPC Co-Chair- Kwabena Boakye, Director of Internal Audit Ensure Adequate Internal Audit Coverage Evaluate Open Audit Issues for Completion Consolidate Risk Management Operations Notify Institutions about Consolidated Ethics Hotline Determine a new Hotline URL Determine costs of consolidating hotline and how to budget it Determine conversion process for existing hotline complaints, triage, etc. Select which hotline telephone number to use Identify a hotline administrator Select individuals to make up triage committee and who receives case reports Select escalation contacts to be called in case of critical report Update user names and contact info on hotline portal Create new hotline awareness materials Develop timeline for distribution of new awareness material Convert old hotline cases to new hotline vendor Decide Mgmt. and Reporting Structure for EHS, including Points of Contact Identify Environmental Compliance and Occupational Safety Issues (including reviewing all environmental studies and surveys, including any Phase I and Phase II reports; obtaining copies of all environmental permits and permit applications of GPC; obtaining copies of any notices, complaints, suits, or similar documents sent to, received by, or served upon GPC) Address & Consolidate Service/Consulting Contracts (Waste, Lab Hoods, etc.) Amend USG/EPA Self-Audit Agreement with Consolidation Changes Identify Environmental Mgmt. System Requirements for Multiple Campuses Integrate Environmental & Occupational Safety Policies, Plans, etc. T. Shared Governance- Coordinator: Robin Morris, GSU Associate Provost for Strategic Initiatives; 21
22 USO Contacts: Linda Noble & Marion Fedrick COMMITTEE 39: Administrators Governance GSU Co-Chair- Edgar Torbert, GPC Co-Chair- Determine Structure Determine Membership on Regents Administrative Advisory Committees COMMITTEE 40: Faculty Governance GSU Co-Chair - Laura Fredrick, Chair, Senate Executive Committee GPC Co-Chair- Debra Denzer, Chair of the GPC Faculty Senate Determine Structure Determine Membership Hold Elections COMMITTEE 41: Staff Governance- GSU Co-Chair - Charles Gilbreath, Chair, GSU Staff Council GPC Co-Chair - Kara Kennebrew, Chair of the GPC Staff Senate Determine Structure and Policies Hold Elections U. Student Organizations and Student Life- Coordinator: Doug Covey, Vice President for Student Affairs; USO Contact: Joyce Jones ([email protected]) COMMITTEE 42: Student Organizations and Student Life GSU Co-Chair - Becca Stout, Associate Vice President Student Affairs GPC Co-Chair - Matthew Robison, Dean of Students, Clarkston Competition Teams (Non-Sports) Consolidate and Integrate Greek Life Consolidate and Integrate Preserving Traditions and History Communications & Media Arts Maintain, Consolidate, and Integrate Identify and Promote Key Issues and Items in GSU and GPC History Registered Student Organizations 22
23 Determine Faculty Leadership of Student Organizations and Clubs Consolidate or Retain GPC s The Chronicle Newspaper Student Government Association Combine SGA and Other Student Activities Revise SGA and Student Fee Committee Bylaws Health 42-8 Counseling Combine Health Centers and Services Determine Requirements to Participate in Student Health Insurance Program Combine Counseling Centers V. Student Services- Coordinator: Doug Covey, GSU Vice President for Student Affairs; USO Contacts: Joyce Jones ([email protected]) COMMITTEE 43: Student Services GSU Co-Chair - Darryl Holloman, Dean of Students GPC Co-Chair - Coletta Carter, Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs Career Services Combine Career Services, including Interest Assessment and Placement Disability Services and Testing Combine Disability Services and Resources Housing Address Housing Policies and Eligibility Determine How Operation and Mgmt. of Housing Will Be Conducted Determine Residency Requirements for Student Housing Ramp Up Marketing Strategies for Housing Student Conduct and Academic Integrity Combine Student Disciplinary Report Databases Revise Judiciary Processes 23
24 43.5. Club Sports, Intramurals, and Recreational Sports Consolidate and Integrate OTHER RESPONSIBLE GROUPS/INDIVIDUALS Board of Regents BOR Approval for Consolidation Prior to Submission of Prospectus to SACS BOR Approval to Consolidate Post- Submission of Prospectus Provide Letter on BOR Letterhead to New Institution to submit to SACS with Prospectus Select University Name, Mascot, and Colors Coordinate Communications on Final Name Changes BOR and Using Agency are Additional Insured for All Consultants Consolidation Implementation Committee Determine Campus- Wide Functional Units Determine College Structure and Address Department Locations Develop New Vision and Mission Statements Mark Becker/Rob Watts Consider Inter- Institutional Transfer of Personnel Prior to Merger Remain Aware of and Track Conflicts of Interest Review Capital Projects for Alignment with New Institution Randy Stuart Consultant on coordination and oversight of consolidation Process Ed Rugg Coordinate with SACS Address SACS Requirements for Faculty Governance Consult on SACS documentation, site visit preparation and submissions. 24
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