ARLIS/NA New York 2004 Conference Action
Items
1. Townsend will draft text for letter to be included in renewal
packets sent to honorary members explaining that the packets are for
information only. Deadline mid-year.
2. Roper will investigate updating the membership database
weekly during heavy renewal times and posting the date of the last update. Ongoing
3. The two Membership Committee liaisons will propose to the
committee the Board recommendation that the representative person designated by
Institutional members also appear in the personal database. During Conference.
4. Headquarters will explore with Derek the implementation of
adding the institutional designee. Deadline
May 15.
5. Brown will send all
Policy Manual changes and the VRD proposal to the web editor for updating and
send the Policy Manual changes to the Administrative Document Editor.
Deadline May 10.
6. Clarke will consult the attorney for
ASAE, ask him to read her document and comment on financial and legal
implications of the various options/models of the relationship of chapters to
the ARLIS/NA. Deadline June 1
7. Webster
will chair a task force consisting of the Canadian and regional representatives
to create a document which presents the costs and benefits of the options/models. Deadline July 15
8. White will need to make sure, if
required, that the chapters are in compliance with IRS reporting requirements
by gathering financial statements. Deadline September 1.
9. Townsend will ask the Administrative
Documents Editor to update the Handbook by excising development charge from the
Travel Awards Subcommittee charge. Deadline
May 15
10. Brown will solicit from Ion Communications a design proposal
for the ARLIS/NA website. Roper will
send contact information to Brown. Deadline
May 10.
11. Herschman will send
documentation to Administrative Documents Editor about the Book Arts Roundtable
for him to update the manual and related documents. Deadline May 5.
12. Schwartz will add guest information to the Houston Conference registration
form. Deadline January 1
13. Herschman will
inform Administrative Documents Editor of change in Research Committee charge,
i.e. removing “overseeing the internship funds”. Deadline May 5
14. Townsend will
send recommendation to Board on establishing
a corporate sponsorship task force. Deadline
mid-year.
15. Townsend, Graney,
and Webster will constitute a task force to create
guidelines for establishing new travel awards.. Deadline mid-year.
16. Keeran will instruct Membership Committee
to draft a new letter to send to those people who have not renewed their
membership. Deadline September 30
17.
18. White, Keeran, Roper,
and Webster have been assigned responsibility to look into the
membership database to determine what information to request for member
profiles and to address issues surrounding
renewals in order to prepare a preliminary report for the Executive
Board. Deadline mid-year.
19. Each Board member should review the existing Strategic Plan and
put forth new ideas to Board-L. Deadline
mid-year
20. Schwartz will
ask Standards Committee to consider the development of guidelines for products
and services for the professions. Deadline May 15.
21. Webster will
get back to the Serials Roundtable to inform them that we will not send forward
their letter to CSA but instead forward such issues to the Standards Committee
to develop more general guidelines. Deadline May 15.
22. Townsend, with assistance of
Starr, will develop letter explaining dues restructuring and amounts for
Bylaws change and send to Herschman.
Deadline May 15
23. Graney will write explanation for amending
Article XIX of Bylaws as indicated in Motion 15 and send to Herschman.. Deadline May 10
24. Herschman will send draft of ballot with
explanations of proposals to the Executive Board. Deadline May 21.
25. Board members will
send edits to Herschman. Deadline May 25
26. Herschman will send final ballot to
headquarters. Deadline May 27
27. Headquarters will send
out to the membership a mailing for voting on all three Bylaw changes. Deadline June 15
28. Herschman will tally results of vote
after July 20 Ballot deadline. Deadline
mid-year.
29. Townsend will post Summer Institute
Contract to Board Only section of website.
Deadline May 10.
30.
31. Webster and Townsend will work on 2005
contract for next Summer Educational Institute considering issues of annual
application, continuing budget line, etc.
Deadline June 15.
32. Graney will
inform the Summer Educational Institute Task Force of the Board decision about
their $1500 request. Deadline May 20.
33. Webster will appoint a co-chairman of the Summer Educational
Institute from VRA. Deadline September
30.
34. Townsend will
contact the ARTstor Advisory Group about their activities and contact Executive
Documents Editor if charge needs to be deleted from Handbook. Deadline April 30
35. White will
check to see if ARTstor is citing ARLIS participation. Deadline May 15.
Action: The
ARLIS Website Task Force consisting of Robertson, Ahmed, Franklin,
Sorenson, and Dyki will deal with
website issues and present the specs to the Board . Deadline May 1.
Action: Townsend will solicit
opinions from committees and DSRTs about performance of Management firm and
questions to raise. End of July.
Action: Roper will report to the
Board on how many mailing labels are sold. Deadline: Midyear
Submitted April 28, 2004 by Judith Herschman, Secretary, Revised, July 1, 2004