Participatory Governance Opportunities
Classified Staff members can get involved in participatory governance at Skyline College by serving as Classified Staff representatives within various groups and committees.
If you would like to participate in a committee or group, or want to learn more about what is happening within the governance process, we encourage you to reach out to your Classified Senate Vice President.
Learn more about participatory governance at Skyline College.
Constituent Committees
A constituent committee is a governance body composed of representatives from the four constituent groups*, delegated by CGC to consider, investigate, recommend, or report on College-wide matters.
*Associated Students, Academic Senate, Classified Senate, Management Council
- Advisory Committee for Employee Development (ACED)
- Health, Safety, and Emergency Preparedness Committee
- Institutional Effectiveness Committee (IEC)
- Stewardship for Equity, Equal Employment, and Diversity Advisory Committee (SEEED)
- Strategic Planning and Allocation of Resources Committee (SPARC)
- Technology Advisory Committee (TAC)
- Enrollment Strategies Committee
Standing Committees
A sub-committee of a Senate or Council is created to focus on specific matters.
- Curriculum Committee
- Educational Policy Committee
- Professional Personnel Committee
Operational Work Groups
A non-governance group created and led by the President or a VP (or designee) that carries out an ongoing function or institutional need.
- Accreditation Oversight Group
- Campus Auxiliary Services Advisory Group
- Commencement Work Group
- Event Support Working Group
- Instructional Leadership Team
- Scholarship Selection Work Group
- Student Scholarship Awards Ceremony Work Group
Task Groups
A short-term group created and charged by a Constituent Committee or Council/Senate that carries out a specific task. Constituent groups approve Task Group members.