
A campus of The California State
University
______________________________________________________________________________
Office of the Academic Senate
•
One Washington
Square • San Jose, California 95192-0024 • 408-924-2440 •
Fax: 408-924-2451
F01-1
At its meeting of
October 29, 2001, the Academic Senate passed the following Policy
Recommendation
presented by Pamela Stacks for the Organization and Government Committee.
POLICY
RECOMMENDATION
ALCOHOL
AND DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION
COMMITTEE
COMPOSITION
Modifies
S01-2 which rescinded S96-12
Whereas: The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Committee (ADAPC) requires members with expertise in alcohol and drug prevention to deal with effective outreach to students, communication on the Drug-free Schools Act, enforcement and policy issues, and reporting of alcohol and drug abuse statistics at SJSU; and
Whereas: Broad input is needed on these issues; and
Whereas:
The CSU Alcohol Policies and
Prevention Programs Committee’s final report (approved by the Board of Trustees
at its July 2001 meeting) recommended
that off-campus community members be appointed to these types of committees; and
Whereas: The Vice President for Student Affairs has asked for an Organization and Government review of the CSU alcohol policy to determine whether community membership is appropriate for the SJSU ADAPC; be it therefore
Resolved: That S01-2 (3.a) be modified to include a member-at-large from the off-campus community (selected by the University President in consultation with the Executive Committee of the Academic Senate) as shown in the attached policy.
ACTION BY UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT:

A campus of The California State
University
________________
__________________________________________________________
Office of the Academic Senate
•
One Washington
Square • San Jose, California 95192-0024 • 408-924-2440 •
Fax: 408-924-2451
S01-2
At its meeting of
January 29, 2001, the Academic Senate passed the following Policy
Recommendation
presented by Pamela Stacks for the Organization and Government Committee.
POLICY
RECOMMENDATION
ALCOHOL
AND DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION
COMMITTEE
COMPOSITION
Rescinds S96-12
Whereas: The ADAPC committee
has requested that its composition be changed to provide for the necessary
expertise directly on the committee to deal with at least the following four
issues:
i.
Effective outreach to students.
ii. Effective
communication about the "Drug free" Schools Act
(which mandates communication to all employees
at an institution, else the threat of losing Federal Funding if non-compliant).
iii. Dealing
with enforcement and policy issues.
iv. Reporting
Alcohol and Drug Abuse statistics at SJSU; and
Whereas: Student outreach and
input for policy and prevention should involve a number of different student
constituencies (such as Associated Students, Student Groups, Residential Life,
and Greek Life); and wherever possible the Senate should make use of umbrella
organizations to obtain student representation (such as Associated Students or
the Inter Residential Hall Association) or in the absence of an appropriate
umbrella organization, a coordinator of Greek-letter organizations (such as the
Student Life Coordinator of Greek Life), to obtain student representation; and
Whereas: Nationally Directors
of Risk Management are actively discussing problems of Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Prevention and Policy and SJSU has a Director of Risk Management; and
Whereas: Enforcement and policy issues require broad input; and
Whereas:
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Statistics at
SJSU are necessary in order to formulate enforcement and policy goals; be it
therefore
Resolved: That S96-12 is rescinded and replaced by the following:
1.
The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention
Committee shall continue as a Special Agency.
2. The
committee shall serve as an advisory group to the University President, to the
University
community, and to the Prevention Education Program (PEP).
3 a.
Non-student members of the committee shall be appointed by the University
President for staggered
three-year terms, as follows:
Coordinator of Prevention
Education Program (PEP) or designee,
Director
of Student Health Services or designee,
Director of University Housing
Services or staff designee from Residential Life,
Director of Intercollegiate
Athletics Division or designee,
Director of Student Life Center
or designee,
Director of Risk Management,
Chief Judicial Affairs Officer,
Executive Director of Spartan
Shops or designee,
Director of Counseling Services
or designee,
University Chief of Police or
designee,
Faculty-at-large (nominated by
Committee on Committees)
Member-at-large
from the off-campus community (to be selected by the University
President
in consultation with the Executive Committee of the Academic Senate)
Student members of the committee
shall be recommended to and appointed by the
University President for one year
terms, as follows:
One Prevention Education Program
(PEP) student representative,
One nominee from Associated
Students,
One nominee from Inter
Residential Hall Association, and
One
selection by the Greek Life Coordinator in Student Life from among the
memberships
of Inter-Fraternity Council, Panhellenic Council, National
Panhellenic Council, and Greek
chapters not affiliated with any of these councils.
b.
The chair shall be designated by the University President.
4. The committee shall report to the University President. The University President shall consult with the Academic Senate on all recommendations affecting policy.