Rostrums

Welcome to the Senate Rostrum! Below is the collection of articles, starting with the most recent.
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Rostrum article deadlines

Special Edition by April 18, 2022
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Latest Rostrum Articles

Title	Authorship paragraph	Weight
The Value of Partnership in Moving Systems: CIOs and Faculty Team Up for Good	Michelle Bean ASCCC Treasurer Don Miller CCCCIO President	4
The Value of Time: Going on Sabbatical? Try OER	Randy Beach , Educational Policies Committee Chair	8
The Vision for Success and Guided Pathways: Responding to Change	Julie Bruno ASCCC President	7
The Vocational Faculty Leadership Institute - "Visionary Leaders Plan for Whom They Will Lead and by Whom They Will be Led"	Wheeler North Occupational Education Committee Chair	3
The Walls are Shaking: A Case for Anxious Pedagogy in the Present- and Post-COVID Writing Classroom	Angelo Antonio Jr. Santa Monica College	3
There and Back Again: Moving Toward Content-Review Based Prerequisites	Richard Mahon Chair, Curriculum Committee	9
There and Back Again: Serving on an ACCJC Accreditation Evaluation Team	Kale Braden North Representative	8
There are New Possibilities to Our Perennial Problems: Let's Get Radical!	Shaaron Vogel Chair	7
Things Fall Apart: The Centre Can Hold-Reflections on Accreditation and Faculty Leadership	Richard Mahon Executive Committee member	2
Things That Can Go Wrong and How to Prevent Them	Jane Patton Relations with Local Senates Committee Chair	1
Thinking Outside the Horse	Greg Gilbert	7
Three Cups of Coffee	Beth Smith Executive Committee member	1
Three “Takes” of a Course: Limiting Withdrawals and Repetition to Alleviate Substandard Grades	Beth Smith Vice President	7
Time for You to “Touch the Pole”	Debra J. Crumpton Sacramento City College	4
Title 5 and Distance Education: Is Separate Course Review Enough?	Geoffrey Dyer ASCCC Area A Representative Cheryl Aschenbach ASCCC North Representative Conan McKay Mendocino College	1
To Be MC D Or Not To Be MC D-That Was The Question	Wheeler North Chair, Relations with Local Senates Committee	4
To Diversify Faculty, Interrupt the Usual and Seize Opportunities	Gil Puga Rio Hondo College, Equity and Diversity Action Committee Stephanie Dumont Golden West College, Equity and Diversity Action Committee	10
To Lick It or Click It: That is the Question	Wheeler North Standards and Practices Committee Chair Julie Adams execExecutive Director	2
To Promote or to Prevent Opportunity? Using an Equity-Minded Lens to Dispel Myths in the Equivalency Process	Michelle Bean ASCCC Treasurer Nadia Khan Equity and Diversity Action Committee Hermelinda Rocha Equity and Diversity Action Committee	1
To Serve or Not to Serve: Considerations When Running for the ASCCC Executive Committee	Stephanie Curry ASCCC North Representative Carrie Roberson ASCCC North Representative	3
To Sign or Not to Sign? That is the Question of Every Academic Senate President	Dolores Davison ASCCC Vice President Virginia "Ginni" May ASCCC Treasurer	3
To Teach or not to Teach,	Wheeler North Area D Representative	2
TOP Code Alignment Project and Impacts on Local Coding	Craig Rutan ASCCC Curriculum Committee Chair	8
Tracking Legislation: The Two Year Process	Shaaron Vogel Legislation and Governmental Relations Liaison	10
Training New or Potential Faculty: Whose Responsibility Is It?	David Morse Long Beach City College, South Representative	4