Subcommittees

Program Review, Evaluation, Revitalization, and Discontinuance

(6 members)
The Program Review, Evaluation, Revitalization, and Discontinuance Committee evaluates certificates or majors in the six-year rotation using the rubric information, District-compiled data, PRPP documents, and consideration of the recommendations made by the Academic Affairs Council; and makes recommendations to the Vice President of Academic Affairs.

John Stover, by position	Katie Seder	Jesus Nieto
Filomena Avila	Lizbeth Giron-Brosnan	Emily Schmidt

Faculty Professional Development Committee

(6 members - 4 Academic Senate + 1 AFA + 1 AFA Associate)
The Faculty Professional Development Committee is responsible for determining the professional development needs of the faculty, setting goals, and evaluating progress toward those goals; oversees all professional development for the faculty, including the Flexible Calendar; coordinates its work with the staff development activities of other groups in the College through the Professional Development Committee; maintains close communication with and receives guidance from the Senate; consults with the bargaining agent when appropriate.

Jill Harrison

Ann Foster

Jessica Harris

Alexa Forrester

Petaluma Faculty Forum (PFF)

(No limit)

The Petaluma Faculty Forum (PFF) is officially a subcommittee of the Academic Senate, created to secure the professional rights and to carry out the responsibilities of the faculty of the Petaluma Campus. We provide a vehicle for all faculty to express themselves and to be represented in the governance structure of the Petaluma Campus.

Task Forces

Faculty Fund for Advanced Studies (FFAS)

(8-10 Contract Faculty)
The Faculty Fund for Advanced Studies Task Force solicits funds in support of contract faculty professional development opportunities; works with the SRJC Foundation to oversee the stewardship of FFAS funds and their distribution; solicits applications by contract faculty members in support of professional development; screens applicants and selects grant winners; and organizes and hosts the annual Soupfest Awards Event.

Lauralyn Larsen	Gina Lord	Danielle King	Christine McLarty	Sara Stallard
Dolph Rehkop	Nancy Persons	Jill Harrison	Araceli Osorio

Faculty Recognition Task Force

(No limit)
The Faculty Recognition Task Force strives to ensure that there is meaningful public recognition for outstanding work done by individual faculty members or by programs for which the faculty is responsible; keeps track of the annual awards given to faculty members by local, state, and national groups, and develops a timely process for nominating SRJC faculty members and programs for these awards; advocates, as appropriate, for faculty recognition by SRJC and State and/or Federal Organizations; and, with support from the Academic Senate Office, organizes and hosts the annual Faculty Recognition Awards Event.

Scott Meehl	Ameya Bela	Kruti Darji	Gina Lord
Jill Tarver	Holly Vettori	Luz Navarrette