What are Coordinating Committees?
Coordinating Committees represent the next phase of the Strategic Plan. New groups of representatives from across cabinet areas, units, and roles will convene to focus on each strategic priority and identify goals and metrics to measure our achievements in those areas.
How were Coordinating Committees formed?
Each coordinating committee includes representation from existing structures/committees, key functional/administrative areas, and faculty, staff, and students.
In some instances, we rely on an existing committee to serve as a coordinating committee, such as the Student Success and Graduation Initiative (SSGI) Committee. For others, we’ve assembled a new group based on the feedback and insight of the Cabinet, the Senate Executive Committee and the Strategic Planning Committee.
Each new group has representatives identified by role and also selected by shared governance bodies on campus: Academic Senate, Associated Students, and the Staff Council. Membership, especially staff, will be updated as shared governance bodies share additional names for possible representatives.
Why do we need Coordinating Committees?
Success of a strategic plan does not live in its completion as a document but in its inclusive implementation. Coordinating Committees ensure that the University is working together to meet the goals of the Strategic Plan and that it is building communities of leaders who share expertise, build on knowledge and insight, and generate innovative ideas for future success.
What do Coordinating Committees do?
Coordinating Committee co-leads convene the committees in October 2022. The goal is for each committee to develop metrics by which to align and measure our work as a University. Committees provide a space for sharing current work, identifying gaps and generating advice to the SPC and Cabinet about opportunities to reduce redundancies and prioritize impactful programs.
The co-leads present a summary to the Strategic Planning Committee in the Spring and create progress reports that will be shared with the campus community so that we can all better align our work with the University’s Strategic Priority areas.
| Committee | Membership |
|---|---|
| Educational Equity and Student Success |
*Lori Beth Way, Vice Provost of Academic Planning and Dean of Undergraduate Education *Katie Lynch, Sr. AVP of Enrollment Management Mike Goldman, Chair of the Academic Senate Kim Altura, Associate Dean of Undergraduate Education Arlene Daus-Magbual, Assistant Professor, Asian American Studies Jane DeWitt, Associate Dean of Academic Planning Carmen Domingo, Dean, College of Sciences and Engineering Doris Flowers, Interim Associate Dean, Graduate College of Education John Gates, Director, Fiscal Operations Margo Landy, AVP of Enrollment Management & University Registrar Mary Beth Love, Executive Director of METRO Leticia Márquez-Magaña, Professor of Biology and SF Build Lead Principal Investigator Susan Shimanoff, Associate Dean, College of Liberal and Creative Arts Frederick Smith, AVP of Equity & Community Inclusion Yim-Yu Wong, Associate Dean, Lam Family College of Business James Parker, Interim Dean of Students Guisselle Nuñez, AVP of Strategic Marketing and Communications Ivan Wong, LEAD BA, ITS Teddy Albiniak, Special Assistant to President and Provost Mohit Malik, ASI VP of Academic Affairs |
| Working with Purpose and Passion: An Improved Employee Experience |
*Ingrid Williams, AVP of Human Resources *Frederick Smith, AVP of Equity & Community Inclusion *Carleen Mandolfo, AVP of Faculty Affairs Andrew Roderick, AVP of Academic Technology Crystal Wong, Director of the Center for Equity and Excellence in Teaching and Learning Shae Hancock, Chief of Operations for University Enterprises Nancy Ganner, Events and Outreach Manager Karen Boyce, Director of Health Promotion and Wellness Julie Briden, Chief Administrative Officer of the College of Extended Learning Alex Sanchez, Executive Director of Fundraising Michael Wong, Director of Campus Recreation Academic Senate representative: Jackson Wilson, Chair of Department of Recreation, Parks and Tourism Michelle Anolin, Associate Director, Project Management Office, ITS Anarose Schelstrate, GCOE (Staff Council Representative) JC Gonzalez, HSS (Staff Council Representative) TBA: One student representative (Contact Associated Students President Karina Zamora to express interest in participating) |
| SF State: Your University, Our University, One University |
*Jamillah Moore, VP of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management *Jason Porth, VP of University Enterprises Christian Lozano, Director of Diversity, Student Equity & Interfaith Programs Nicole Redding, Director of Disability Programs and Resource Center Pam Su, Associate Dean of Students Kent Bravo, Media Relations Specialist Susanna Jones, First Year Experience Director Heather Borlase, Executive Director of Equity Programs & Compliance & Chief Title IX Coordinator Stephen Chen, Director of Counseling and Psychological Services Marilyn Jackson, Interim AVP, Division of International Education Academic Senate representative: Yumi Wilson, Professor of Broadcast Journalism and Electronic Communications Shawn Hicks, Director, Web & Mobile Applications, ITS Jaent Remolana, HSS (Staff Council representative) TBA: One student representative (Contact Associated Students President Karina Zamora to express interest in participating) |
| The Academic Edge: Relevant Education and Pathways to Success |
*Amy Sueyoshi, Provost and VP of Academic Affairs *Michael Goldman, Academic Senate Chair Alvin Alvarez, Dean, College of Health and Social Sciences Dwayne Banks, Vice Provost, Academic Resources Sophie Clavier, Interim Dean, College of Liberal and Creative Arts Carmen Domingo, Dean, College of Science and Engineering Cynthia Grutzik, Dean of the Graduate College of Education Alex Hwu, Dean of the College of Professional and Global Education Carleen Mandolfo, AVP of Faculty Affairs Deborah Masters, University Librarian Noah Price, Interim Dean of Graduate Studies and Career Services Eugene Sivadas, Dean of the Lam Family College of Business Michael Scott, AVP of the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs Catriona Rueda Esquibel, Interim Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies Sutee Sujitparapitaya, Associate Provost, Institutional Analytics Lori Beth Way, Vice Provost of Academic Planing & Dean of Undergraduate Education Mona Sagapolutele, Chief of Staff for the Provost Teddy Albiniak, Special Assistant to President and Provost for Strategic Initiatives & Communication Brad Erickson, Lecturer Faculty, Liberal Studies Ellen Hines, Professor, Geography & Environment Mai-Nhung Le, Chair of Asian American Studies Santhi Kavuri-Bauer, Professor of Art Brian Beatty, Associate Professor, Department of Equity, Leadership Studies, & IT Rick Harvey, Professor, Recreation, Parks and Tourism Jasper Rubin, Associate Professor & Director of the School of Public Affairs & Civic Engagement Alaric Trousdale, Lead Exchange Student and Scholar Officer David Olsher, Associate Professor, English Language & Literature Nancy Gerber, Professor, Chemistry & Biochemistry Rob Collins, Associate Professor, American Indian Studies Darlene Yee-Melichar, Professor & Coordinator Gerontology, Public Affairs & Civic Engagement TBA: One student representative (Contact Associated Students President Karina Zamora to express interest in participating) |
| Fiscal Sustainability: Transparency, Literacy and Shared Objectives |
*Jeff Wilson, VP of Administration and Finance *Dwayne Banks, Vice Provost of Academic Resources David Schachman, CBO Student Affairs & Enrollment Management Tammie Ridgell, Director of Finance and Administration, UCORP Vickie Lee, Director of Finance and Operations, SF State Foundation Cesar Mozo, Associate Director of Finance, Administration and Finance Toan Thai, Director of Academic Budget, Academic Affairs Alex Hwu, Dean, College of Professional and Global Education Elena Stoian, Executive Director of Budget Administration & Operations, Administration and Finance Sylvia Piao, University Controller, Administration and Finance Genie Stowers, Professor of Public Administration Michael Goldman, Professor of Biology Mary Menees, Senior Operations Officer & Culminating Experience Coordinator, Graduate Studies Eugene Sivadas, Dean, Lam Family College of Business Ly Chau, Director of Finance, LCA Jack Mao, Budget Analyst, COES Larry Low, Director of Finance, LFCOB Crystal Kam, Director of Budget & Finance, COES Cathy Tong, College Business Officer, GCOE Vivian Toy, Department Manager, COSE Yuli Diestel, Department Manager, HSS |
| An Engaged Community Partner: A Force for Good in the Bay Area |
*Jeff Jackanicz, VP of University Advancement *Noriko Lim-Tepper, Chief of Staff Nicole Lange, AVP of Alumni Relations Sheldon Gen, Foundation Board; Professor of Public Administration Jason Bell, UCORP Board and Director of Project Rebound Jennifer Gasang, Executive Director of Institute for Civic and Community Engagement Alex Hwu, Dean of the College of Extended Learning Savita Malik, METRO Director of Curriculum and Faculty Development Zay Latt, Director of Government and Community Relations Caitlin Steele, Director of Sustainability and Energy Noah Price, Dean of Graduate Studies and Career Development Kai Burrus, Professor of Biology and representative of Climate Change Certificate program Academic Senate representative: Jennifer Shae, Associate Professor of Public Administration Staff Council representative: Denzel Vaovasa, Facilities & Operations Support, College of Health and Social Sciences Staff Council representative: Afitap Boz, Program Coordinator, College of Professional and Global Education TBA: One student representative (Contact Associated Students President Karina Zamora to express interest in participating) |
| *denotes committee leadership |