B2.1.1.2 The Board shall announce the vacancy through the news media, including minority-language. In addition, the vacancy should be announced to interested agencies and individuals.

B2.1.1.3 The Board shall determine the period for responding to the announcement, the time being at least two (2) weeks.

B2.1.1.4 Persons interested in being appointed to the Board shall submit a resume and support documents to the President of the College.

B2.1.1.5 The Board of Regents shall review the resumes and select a number of candidates to be interviewed.

B2.1.1.6 The Board of Regents shall interview the applicants and make a selection.
 

B2.1.2.2 Work with other Board members to establish effective Board policies and to delegate authority for the administration of the College to the President of the College.

B2.1.2.3 Make policy decisions only after full discussion at publicly held Board meetings.

B2.1.2.4 Render all decisions based on the available facts and independent judgment and refuse to surrender that judgment to individuals or special interest groups.

B2.1.2.5 Encourage the free expression of opinion by all Board members and seek communication between the Board and students, staff, and all elements of the community.

B2.1.2.6 Communicate to other Board members and the President of the College expressions of public reaction to Board policies and College programs.

B2.1.2.7 Become informed about current educational issues by individual study and through participation in programs providing needed information, such as those sponsored by the American Association of Community Colleges, the Association of Community College Trustees, and the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities.

B2.1.2.8 Support the employment of those persons best qualified to serve as College staff and insist on a regular and impartial evaluation of all staff.

B2.1.2.9 Take no private action that will compromise the Board or administration and respect the confidentiality of information that is privileged under applicable law.

B2.1.2.10 Remember always that the first and greatest concern must be the educational welfare of the students attending the College.

B2.1.2.11 Engage in no activity that could create a conflict of interest.

B2.1.2.12 Refrain from using the Board position for personal or partisan gain.

B2.1.2.13 Bring about desired changes through legal and ethical procedures, upholding and enforcing all applicable statutes, regulations, and court decisions pertaining to community colleges.

B2.1.2.14 Work with other Board members to establish effective policies and practices, prohibiting unlawful discrimination, including conduct that constitutes sexual harassment.

B2.1.3.2 The President of the College will ensure that all reports and documents requested by individual Board members are distributed to all members of the Board of Regents.  Board members will receive requested documents as timely as possible.

B2.1.3.3 Inquiries by Board members for routine consumer information typically printed in College publications or in other ways routinely made available to the public may be made directly to and handled by the appropriate staff.

B2.3.1.2 advise and consult with the Board of Regents on matters of institutional concern;

B2.3.1.3 inform the Board of Regents as to problems, needs, and accomplishments of the institution;

B2.3.1.4 develop, as requested, policies for consideration by the Board of Regents;

B2.3.1.5 recommend policies on relevant matters for consideration by the Board of Regents and see to the implementation of policies approved by the Board;

B2.3.1.6 work with appropriate College personnel in developing and carrying out instructional and student development programs, which includes recommending for Board approval all courses, degrees, and certificates in keeping with the objectives and resources of the institution;

B2.3.1.7 work with appropriate College personnel in developing the College budget and, after approval by the Board of Regents, see to the careful implementation of the budget;

B2.3.1.8 work with appropriate personnel in seeing to the proper care for College physical facilities and participate in the planning and development of new facilities;

B2.3.1.9 develop and implement appropriate salary and wage systems and procedures for non-faculty personnel within the framework of the College budget;

B2.3.1.10 develop, with appropriate faculty and administrative participation, personnel and salary policies for the faculty;

B2.3.1.11 see to the appropriate representation of the institution in relationships with accrediting, governmental, educational, and professional organizations of importance to the College; and

B2.3.1.12 employ faculty and all other employees of the district.

A2.3.2.2 adhere to the cardinal objectives of the institution and make recommendations to the President regarding plans, policies, and procedures in the area of delegated responsibility;

A2.3.2.3 integrate and coordinate the work of the administrative subdivisions within the office's area of jurisdiction with the other areas of College activity;

A2.3.2.4 equip and staff the College's fiscal unit, subject to the concurrence of the President, in order to discharge the responsibilities assigned;

A2.3.2.5 provide professional leadership in recruiting and developing staff members in the area of delegated responsibility;

A2.3.2.6 serve as the major adviser to the President on budget development;

A2.3.2.7 prepare special reports that may be requested by the President and be responsible for the section of annual and other recurring reports in delegated areas of authority;

A2.3.2.8 be responsible to the President for the administration of all institutional business affairs with clearly delegated commensurate authority;

A2.3.2.9 formulate business policies, develop operating procedures, establish accounting and reporting methods, and coordinate day-to-day business operations;

A2.3.2.10 be responsible for the preparation, consolidation, and collation of the final draft of the budget for submission through the President to the Board of Regents;

A2.3.2.11 direct the budgetary controls for the institution through procedures approved elsewhere, when the Board of Regents has acted and an operating budget has been approved;

A2.3.2.12 cooperate with the Vice President of Instruction and Student Development to formulate policies and procedures governing financial relations with students and with the operation of auxiliary enterprises, such as food service, student organization accounts, and similar enterprises;

A2.3.2.13 formulate policies and procedures and provide for the collection, custody, investment, disbursement, and accounting of all monies of the College District and maintain a system of financial and related statistical reporting;

A2.3.2.14 cooperate with the attorney, independent auditor, and other consultants selected by the President and/or the Board of Regents;

A2.3.2.15 formulate and/or approve the formulation of policies and procedures for the management of the physical plant, including custodial care, sanitation, security, construction, and building renovations;

A2.3.2.16 develop and/or approve policies and procedures and engage in a plan for the procurement of goods and non-personnel services, including pre-auditing of acquisitions or rentals, and provision warehousing, distribution, control, and disposition;

A2.3.2.17 be responsible for overall supervision of information technology, its coordination, and its performance to the College;

A2.3.2.18 develop a sound business administration capable of performing in an effective and satisfactory manner to discharge these and other appropriate responsibilities assigned by the President;

A2.3.2.19 take action on the findings and recommendations presented by the internal auditor; and

A2.3.2.20 perform other related duties as may be assigned by the President or provided for by College policy.
 

A2.3.3.2 provide primary leadership for the instructional programs of the College;

A2.3.3.3 serve as chair of the College Curriculum Committee;

A2.3.3.4 supervise the College's faculty promotion process;

A2.3.3.5 convene and chair the Instruction and Student Development Council (I.S.D.);

A2.3.3.6 consult with and advise Academic Deans and Department Chairs in the employment, promotion, retention, tenure, and termination of faculty members and prepare and submit to the President appropriate recommendations;

A2.3.3.7 work with other appropriate personnel in, and be responsible for, the preparation and coordination of such publications as the College catalog, class schedules, final examination schedules, and book lists;

A2.3.3.8 develop and maintain familiarity with the policies and programs of state, regional and federal agencies and accrediting bodies related to the educational work of the College and utilize this knowledge in carrying out the duties of the office;

A2.3.3.9 work to resolve the many varied problems arising among members of the faculty, between students and faculty, and with both students and faculty in their relationships with various segments of the College;

A2.3.3.10 serve on the President's Staff as an advisor to the President and assist in the formulation of policy recommendations for submission to the Board of Regents;

A2.3.3.11 implement and monitor the Instructional Program Review Policy;

A2.3.3.12 supervise the faculty student advisement program;

A2.3.3.13 coordinate and oversee the instructional elements of the budget;

A2.3.3.14 supervise faculty and staff involved in teaching and providing learning resources, and be primarily responsible for recruitment and employment of personnel for such positions with final approval of the President;

A2.3.3.15 advance College policies regarding equal opportunity and affirmative action; and

A2.3.3.16 perform other related duties as may be assigned by the President or provided for by College policy.

A2.3.4.2 prepare, recommend, and administer the budget for the division and its units;

A2.3.4.3 adhere to the goals and objectives of the institution and make recommendations to the President regarding plans, policies, and procedures in the area of delegated responsibility;

A2.3.4.4 equip and staff the divisional units, subject to the concurrence of the President, in order to discharge the responsibilities assigned;

A2.3.4.5 provide professional leadership in recruiting and developing staff members in the area of delegated responsibility;

A2.3.4.7 serve as chairperson of the Council on Planning and Institutional Effectivess;

A2.3.4.8 serve on the President's Staff as an advisor to the President and assist in the formulation of policy recommendations for submission to the Board of Regents;

A2.3.4.9 coordinate and handle administrative matters pertaining to the Board of Regents and committees of the Board;

A2.3.4.10 be responsible for position management and control, and responsible for preparation of the final draft of salary schedules for submission through the President to the Board of Regents;

A2.3.4.11 be responsible for employee contracts and the administration of salary schedules.

A2.3.4.12 formulate and coordinate a process for maintenance of the College's Manual of Policies and Procedures;

A2.3.4.13 evaluate the documentation of credentials of full-time and part-time faculty teaching credit courses to assure the College's compliance with SACS criteria;

A2.3.4.14 be responsible for overall supervision of effectiveness assessment and institutional research, including studies of student performance and characteristics; and for their coordination and performance as a service to the College;

A2.3.4.15 formulate procedures and direct the implementation of the strategic planning process, including annual unit planning and assessment processes, and the development of institutional goals and objectives;

A2.3.4.16 coordinate the implementation of administrative review of support services;

A2.3.4.18 serve as chairperson of the Classified and APT Professional and Organizational Development Committee;

A2.3.4.19 develop and implement an employee service awards program, including coordination of an annual ceremony honoring retirees and awards recipients;

A2.3.4.20 be responsible for the overall supervision of duplicating services, including coordination and performance, and an administrative service to the College;

A2.3.4.21 be responsible for overall supervision of mail and telephone services of the College; and

A2.3.4.22 perform other related duties as assigned by the President or provided for by College policy.
 

A2.3.5.2 prepare, recommend, and administer the budget for the division and its departments;

A2.3.5.3 encourage faculty development through on-going educational growth and professional involvement and activity;

A2.3.5.4 direct the evaluation of instruction, the results of instruction, and faculty development and professional activity;

A2.3.5.5 recommend faculty selection, retention, promotion, and the granting of tenure;

A2.3.5.6 monitor trends and changes as they relate to instruction in the division and apprise other administrators and faculty of changes that affect Del Mar College;

A2.3.5.7 develop, with input from Department Chairs, appropriate curricula throughout the spectrum of the division, and serve on the Curriculum Committee;

A2.3.5.8 correlate development of curricula with the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board requirements, authorizations, and staff approvals;

A2.3.5.9 develop goals and objectives for the division and work with Department Chairs in setting departmental goals;

A2.3.5.10 articulate with area post-secondary institutions transferability plans, curricula, and arrangements for sharing faculty, facilities, and other resources;

A2.3.5.11 interact with community leaders both in responding to expressed needs and in effecting community attention as appropriate;

A2.3.5.12 facilitate division marketing and recruitment in cooperation with other College offices;

A2.3.5.13 articulate with area high schools course offerings, early-admission programs, dual-credit programs, on-site offerings, and student advisement;

A2.3.5.14 maintain and improve the quality of instruction in the division;

A2.3.5.15 supervise the evaluation of credentials for credit, the administering of examinations for credit (such as CLEP and departmental examinations), the evaluation of work experience for college credit, and other non-traditional means of earning credit and to authorize such credit when properly earned;

A2.3.5.16 approve division requisitions and purchase orders for supplies and equipment;

A2.3.5.17 hear cases of student grievance;

A2.3.5.18schedule and chair meetings of Department Chairs;

A2.3.5.19 schedule and chair meetings of division faculty;

A2.3.5.20 oversee work of divisional faculty and staff during registration periods;

A2.3.5.21 serve as liaison between this division and other divisions and areas of instruction and administration;

A2.3.5.22 in cooperation with Student Development personnel, develop and maintain student assessment, advisement, and counseling;

A2.3.5.23 arrange for alternative modes of developmental education;

A2.3.5.24 handle exceptional admissions cases;

A2.3.5.25 respond to complaints from students, staff, faculty, and members of the public;

A2.3.5.26 travel as needed to state, regional, and national meetings and conferences to conduct College business and to keep abreast of educational developments; and

A2.3.5.27 serve as advisor and consultant to the Vice President of Instruction.
 

A2.3.6.2 prepare, recommend, and administer the budget for the division and its departments;

A2.3.6.3 encourage faculty development through on-going educational growth and professional involvement and activity;

A2.3.6.4 direct the evaluation of instruction, the results of instruction, and faculty development and professional activity;

A2.3.6.5 recommend faculty selection, retention, promotion, and the granting of tenure;

A2.3.6.6 monitor trends and changes as they relate to instruction in the division and apprise other administrators and faculty of changes that affect Del Mar College;

A2.3.6.7 develop, with input from Department Chairs, appropriate curricula throughout the spectrum of the division, and serve on the Curriculum Committee;

A2.3.6.8 correlate development of curricula with the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board requirements, authorizations, and staff approvals;

A2.3.6.9 develop goals and objectives for the division and work with Department Chairs in setting departmental goals;

A2.3.6.10 articulate with area post-secondary institutions transferability plans, curricula, and arrangements for sharing faculty, facilities, and other resources;

A2.3.6.11 interact with community leaders both in responding to expressed needs and in effecting community attention as appropriate;

A2.3.6.12 facilitate division marketing and recruitment in cooperation with other College offices;

A2.3.6.13 articulate with area high schools course offerings, early-admission programs, dual-credit programs, on-site offerings, and student advisement;

A2.3.6.14 maintain and improve the quality of instruction in the division;

A2.3.6.15 supervise the evaluation of credentials for credit, the administering of examinations for credit (such as CLEP and departmental examinations), the evaluation of work experience for college credit, and other non-traditional means of earning credit, and to authorize such credit when properly earned;

A2.3.6.16 approve division requisitions and purchase orders for supplies and equipment;

A2.3.6.17 hear cases of student grievance;

A2.3.6.18 schedule and chair meetings of Department Chairs;

A2.3.6.19 schedule and chair meetings of division faculty;

A2.3.6.20 oversee work of divisional faculty and staff during registration periods;

A2.3.6.21 serve as liaison between this division and other divisions and areas of instruction and administration;

A2.3.6.22 in cooperation with Student Development personnel, develop and maintain student assessment, advisement, and counseling;

A2.3.6.23 prepare statistical reports for vocational-technical programs as required by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board;

A2.3.6.24 assist Chairs in organizing and working with program advisory committees;

A2.3.6.25 develop, implement, and oversee the annual plan for expenditure of Public Law 94-482 Federal Vocational Funds;

A2.3.6.26 ensure that all personnel standards, including certification of vocational-technical faculty, are met; and

A2.3.6.27 serve as advisor and consultant to the Vice President of Instruction.
 

A2.3.7.2 prepare, recommend, and administer the budget for the division and its departments;

A2.3.7.3 encourage faculty development through on-going educational growth and professional involvement and activity;

A2.3.7.4 direct the evaluation of instruction, the results of instruction, and faculty development and professional activity;

A2.3.7.5 recommend faculty selection, retention, promotion, and the granting of tenure;

A2.3.7.6 monitor trends and changes as they relate to instruction in the division and apprise other administrators and faculty of changes that affect Del Mar College;

A2.3.7.7 develop, with input from Department Chairs, appropriate curricula throughout the spectrum of the division, and serve on the Curriculum Committee;

A2.3.7.8 correlate development of curricula with State Coordinating Board requirements, authorizations, and staff approvals;

A2.3.7.9 develop goals and objectives for the division and work with Department Chairs in setting departmental goals;

A2.3.7.10 articulate with area post-secondary institutions transferability plans, curricula, and arrangements for sharing faculty, facilities, and other resources;

A2.3.7.11 interact with community leaders both in responding to expressed needs and in effecting community attention as appropriate;

A2.3.7.12 facilitate division marketing and recruitment in cooperation with other College offices;

A2.3.7.13 articulate with area high schools course offerings, early-admission programs, dual-credit programs, on-site offerings, and student advisement;

A2.3.7.14 maintain and improve the quality of instruction in the division;

A2.3.7.15 supervise the evaluation of credentials for credit, the administering of examinations for credit (such as CLEP and departmental examinations), the evaluation of work experience for college credit, and other non-traditional means of earning credit and to authorize such credit when properly earned;

A2.3.7.16 approve division requisitions and purchase orders for supplies and equipment;

A2.3.7.17 hear cases of student grievance;

A2.3.7.18 schedule and chair meetings of Department Chairs;

A2.3.7.19 schedule and chair meetings of division faculty;

A2.3.7.20 oversee work of divisional faculty during registration periods;

A2.3.7.21 serve as liaison between this division and other divisions and areas of instruction and administration;

A2.3.7.22 in cooperation with Student Development personnel, develop and maintain student assessment, advisement, and counseling;

A2.3.7.23 provide leadership and coordination in developing new business programs;

A2.3.7.24 prepare statistical reports for business programs as required by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board;

A2.3.7.25 participate in developing, implementing, and overseeing the annual plan for expenditure of Public Law 94-482 Federal Vocational Funds as they apply to business programs;

A2.3.7.26 ensure that all personnel standards including certification of business faculty are met; and

A2.3.7.27 serve as advisor and consultant to the Vice President of Instruction.
 

A2.3.8.2 prepare, recommend, and administer the budget for the division and its departments, and remain informed on sources of income, especially federal and state aid, to support it;

A2.3.8.3 develop, implement, and manage educational services and programs to meet business and community needs;

A2.3.8.4 manage and coordinate the development of educational services to support local economic development initiatives aimed at recruiting businesses or assisting expanding employers;

A2.3.8.5 direct the center's marketing activities to create awareness and utilization of credit and noncredit educational services;

A2.3.8.6 manage day to day operations to ensure achievement of program/performance goals;

A2.3.8.7 plan and direct the development of center goals, work plans, and unit plans;

A2.3.8.8 plan, supervise, and appraise the performance of center personnel;

A2.3.8.9 collaborate with instructional divisions to joint venture the development and initiation of new programs to enhance workforce development initiatives;

A2.3.8.10 prepare an annual report summarizing the center's accomplishments and progress;

A2.3.8.11 evaluate state and local policies and practices pertaining to adult vocational, avocational, and distance learning programs;

A2.3.8.12 develop and present program proposals and grant applications, and negotiate contractual documents for educational services to school districts and other public and private agencies;

A2.3.8.13 ensure that all personnel standards including certification of noncredit faculty are met;

A2.3.8.14 in cooperation with Student Development personnel, provide for a comprehensive assessment, advisement, and counseling program for adult vocational students;

A2.3.8.15 prepare programmatic and financial reports required by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board and other state and local funding agencies;

A2.3.8.16 interact with continuing education faculty staff to facilitate program needs through development, improvement, supervision, and evaluation of instructional activities;

A2.3.8.17 approve division requisitions and purchase orders for supplies and equipment;

A2.3.8.18 identify facility needs for programs;

A2.3.8.19represent the College with regulatory agencies and on boards, committees, and advisory councils;

A2.3.8.20 serve as liaison between the center and other divisions and areas of instruction and administration; and

A2.3.8.21 serve as advisor and consultant to the Vice President of Student Development.
 

A2.3.9.2 prepare, recommend, and administer the budget for the various offices in the division;

A2.3.9.3 supervise and direct the work of the various people working in the offices and functions listed above and be responsible for recruitment and employment of personnel, with final approval of the President;

A2.3.9.4 work cooperatively with the various instructional divisions of the College in informing prospective students of the functions and offerings of the College;

A2.3.9.5 supervise and direct subordinates who assist students in addressing performance at the best possible levels in their courses within the limits of the resources and staff of the College;

A2.3.9.6 participate in the development of scholastic probation policies, along with the Vice President of Instruction and other appropriate officials;

A2.3.9.7 assist in developing student discipline policies and their enforcement and be responsible for student discipline outside the classroom;

A2.3.9.8 conduct and distribute studies of student performance and characteristics, and such other studies as are needed and relevant to the functions of office;

A2.3.9.9 oversee scholarship selection activities;

A2.3.9.10 oversee development of an orientation program for new students;

A2.3.9.11 oversee development and conduct of student government and extracurricular activities conducive to promoting the personal development of students and to coordinate intramural athletics in relation to the overall extracurricular program of the College;

A2.3.9.12 supervise and schedule use of the E. L. Harvin Student Center and the C. N. Coleman Center, except the classroom and office portions of the buildings, which are scheduled by the Vice President of Instruction and the Registrar;

A2.3.9.13 consult and cooperate in matters involving food service or company responsibility with the Vice President of Business and Finance, who deals primarily with the company holding the contract for food service;

A2.3.9.14 direct the use of the general bulletin boards;

A2.3.9.15 study and recommend to the President such changes in scope and function of the student personnel services as are desirable and necessary to the continued development and optimum service to the students and to the College;

A2.3.9.16 delegate to those under the Vice President's direction the authority to perform functions described in this statement with responsibility for satisfactory performance to remain with the Vice President of Student Development; and

A2.3.9.17 perform other related duties as may be assigned by the President and those which are provided for by College Policy.
 

A2.3.10.2 adhere to the objectives of the institution and make recommendations to the President regarding plans, policies, and procedures in the area of community relations;

A2.3.10.3 equip and staff the College's college relations unit, subject to the concurrence of the President, in order to discharge the responsibilities assigned;

A2.3.10.4 coordinate the College news service, working with representatives of the media to develop and promote news and promotional projects of the College;

A2.3.10.5 work with the media in the event of a disaster, serving as spokesperson unless or until the President shall designate another for this role;

A2.3.10.6 coordinate the institutional advertising program, to include print, electronic, and specialty media for classified as well as display advertising projects;

A2.3.10.7 develop and coordinate institutional publications production, including design, editing, production of camera-ready printing materials as appropriate, and final approval as to format and graphics of all materials produced for distribution off campus to the public;

A2.3.10.8 cooperate with the Dean of the Center for Business and Community Education to promote projects consistent with the mission of the College;

A2.3.10.9 coordinate electronic and multimedia projects as needed for information and promotion of College programs;

A2.3.10.10 assist the President with information needed to fulfill the governmental relations functions of the College;

A2.3.10.11 cooperate with the Director of Development to promote advancement functions of the College;

A2.3.10.12 coordinate the College's presence on the World Wide Web, providing the communications and marketing functions;

A2.3.10.13 coordinate the information and promotion aspects of College special events;

A2.3.10.14 represent the College when needed as a speaker both to the media and within the community; and

A2.3.10.15 perform such other duties as may be assigned by the College President or provided for by College policy.
 

A2.3.11.2 be responsible for advising the President on equal opportunity and affirmative action matters of the College;

A2.3.11.3 develop, implement, maintain, and monitor the College's EO/AA programs;

A2.3.11.4 coordinate internal and external communication on EO/AA programs;

A2.3.11.5 develop policy statements and the College's affirmative action plans for recommendation to the College President;

A2.3.11.6 review all employment openings before recruitment begins in order that women, minorities, handicapped persons, Vietnam veterans, and other protected groups are actively recruited; ascertain that the vacancy announcements accurately reflect the actual job descriptions; determine that the selection criteria are job related; and determine that the selection process to be used is described in detail;

A2.3.11.7 review all selection criteria before hiring of an applicant is confirmed to provide compliance with the terms and provision of all statutes, regulations, executive orders, and judicial decisions related to equal opportunity;

A2.3.11.8 inform the administration, faculty, staff, and students of new developments in EO/AA;

A2.3.11.9 develop and implement training programs to cover such areas as interviewing techniques, establishing screening/search committees, hiring criteria, writing job announcements, and new EO/AA policies;

A2.3.11.10 supervise internal equal opportunity complaints by (a) referring students, faculty, and staff to appropriate agencies and grievance bodies; (b) monitoring all Del Mar College grievance proceedings involving discrimination; (c) informally investigating complaints alleging illegal discrimination and making written recommendations to the President; and (d) referring employees  who wish to seek external remedy to the appropriate local, state, or federal agencies;

A2.3.11.11 in consultation with the College attorney, serve as liaison with governmental agencies and represent Del Mar College in allegations of discrimination brought before governmental agencies;

A2.3.11.12 conduct research which includes: (a) studying laws, government regulations, legal interpretations, and providing information requested by federal, state, and local agencies; (b) statistically analyzing and reporting internal employment data in order that all protected groups are receiving equal treatment in matters of promotion, transfer, termination, salary, and other employment compensation and benefits; and (c) reviewing Del Mar College's employment policies and practices to measure progress and insure compliance with equal opportunity principles;

A2.3.11.13 serve as mediator for alleged sexual harassment charges;

A2.3.11.14 serve as the College's Title VI and Title IX coordinator;

A2.3.11.15 design and implement Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action audits and reporting systems; and

A2.3.11.16 perform other related duties as may be assigned by the President or provided for by College policy.

A2.3.11.17 be responsible for personnel administration of all classified and non-faculty employees, including record-keeping, reference-checking, recruitment, and testing;

A2.3.11.18 be responsible for coordination of recruitment and selection of new faculty;

A2.3.11.19 process teacher retirement, optional retirement programs, annuity, insurance, and related applications for all Del Mar College employees.
 

A2.3.12.2 develop, implement, maintain, and monitor the College's Development and Foundation program activities;

A2.3.12.3 prepare an annual budget showing the annual financial growth objective and a breakdown of estimated expenditures as required by the Foundation Board of Trustees or designated entity;

A2.3.12.4 develop policy statements and the College's long and short range development plans in order to recommend such to the College President and the Foundation Board of Trustees;

A2.3.12.5 implement all approved plans and programs for development as identified by the College President and/or the Foundation Board of Trustees;

A2.3.12.6 develop and implement an ongoing annual gifts program to support annual operations, special programs, scholarships, and endowment activities;

A2.3.12.7 develop and implement a capital gifts program when deemed necessary by the College President or the Foundation Board of Trustees;

A2.3.12.8 develop and implement an ongoing planned giving program to promote and secure lifetime and testamentary gifts through the use of trusts, a pooled income plan, bequests, annuities, and outright gifts. Included may be planning and coordinating workshops on these various topics for potential donors and/or those capable of directing such gifts to the College or Foundation;

A2.3.12.9 prepare special proposals and presentations to seek financial support from such sources as foundations, governmental sources, corporations, private individuals, should the occasion arise to do so for scholarships and endowments;

A2.3.12.10 coordinate internal and external communication on the Development/Foundation programs;

A2.3.12.11 inform the administration, faculty, staff, students, Foundation Board of Trustees, and community in general of new opportunities in general development work which will benefit the College;

A2.3.12.12 advise the Foundation investment committee on portfolio management strategies and staff the four standing and ad hoc committees of the Foundation;

A2.3.12.13 coordinate Foundation programs and special events with all other fund-raising projects and activities of the College;

A2.3.12.14 represent the College and Foundation before civic groups, organizations, and other agencies determined appropriate and of benefit to College and Foundation objectives;

A2.3.12.15 recruit volunteers and select employees to help coordinate former student activities and development projects beneficial to the College;

A2.3.12.16 develop and submit to the Foundation trustees for approval a plan or organization for the conduct of business with recommended changes when necessary. Such programs shall include but not be limited to the President's Staff and the Del Mar College Former Students' Association;

A2.3.12.17 supervise all Development and Foundation business affairs in cooperation with and at the direction of the President of the College and of Foundation Board of Trustees or designated committees;

A2.3.12.18 present to the President of the College, the Board of Regents, the Foundation Board of Trustees, or designated committees, quarterly reports reflecting the progress and activities of the Foundation and such special reports as may be required by the President of the College or the Foundation Board of Trustees;

A2.3.12.19 serve as a liaison and channel of communication among the President of the College, the Board of Trustees of the Foundation, and the community;

A2.3.12.20 further professional abilities through attendance at seminars, conferences, and association meetings;

A2.3.12.21 conduct research which includes: (a) studying laws, government regulations, and legal interpretations, and providing information requested by federal, state, and local agencies regarding tax exempt 501 (C) (3) entities such as the Del Mar College Foundation; (b) statistically analyzing and reporting gift giving opportunities and fundraising activities to insure that all gift solicitations and/or receipts are in accordance with prescribed IRS regulations; and (c) reviewing funding proposals and developing fund solicitations which are in accordance with all rules and regulations.

A2.3.12.23 serve as advisor and consultant to the President of the College;

A2.3.12.24 serve on the President's Staff; and

A2.3.12.25 carry out such other activities as may be directed by the President of the College, or as opportunities may be available, in furtherance of the College's and the Foundation's good reputation and efficiency, or in pursuit of other benefits to the College or Foundation.
 

A2.3.13.2 examine and evaluate the soundness, adequacy, and application of accounting, financial, and other operating controls;

A2.3.13.3 assist personnel in most effectively, efficiently, and economically fulfilling their assigned responsibilities by providing objective analysis of the activities plus recommendations for improvements;

A2.3.13.4 provide a confidential and independent process for reviewing and analyzing complaints of staff;

A2.3.13.5 ascertain the reliability of accounting and other financial data developed within the College;

A2.3.13.6  investigate discrepancies noted in reports of outside auditors and provide  recommendations for improvements where applicable;

A2.3.13.7 appraise the effectiveness of policies and procedures;

A2.3.13.8 focus not only on the historical accuracy of the financial records, but on investigating the possible existence of conditions which, if eliminated or altered, would result in increased utilization of revenues;

A2.3.13.9 report the results of examinations to the Audit Committee of the Board of Regents and to the President, and recommend corrective action where necessary; and

A2.3.13.10 perform other tasks as directed by a majority vote of the Board of Regents or the President of the College.
 

A2.3.14.2 recommend an annual budget for the support of counseling and advising services;

A2.3.14.3 guide and direct faculty, professional, and classified personnel of the department as they work to provide an optimum learning environment;

A2.3.14.4 on an annual basis develop and maintain a review of existing programs, new proposals, and alternatives;

A2.3.14.5 direct and coordinate the evaluation of programs and personnel;

A2.3.14.6 plan, direct, and integrate counseling and advising services so as to promote fulfillment of the College missions and goals;

A2.3.14.7 develop goals and specific objectives for counseling and advising services;

A2.3.14.8 recruit and develop a qualified, capable, and service-oriented staff;

A2.3.14.9 develop staff work schedules designed to accomplish departmental and College goals;

A2.3.14.10 promote professional and ethics standards;

A2.3.14.11 administer all counseling and advising services housed in Harvin Center Coleman Center, or other College facilities.
 

A2.3.15.2 recommend an annual budget for the support of learning resources;

A2.3.15.3 organize and guide staff as they work with faculty and students to provide an optimum environment for learning;

A2.3.15.4 develop and maintain a review of existing programs, new proposals, and alternatives on an annual basis;

A2.3.15.5 plan, direct, and integrate learning resource services and programs so as to promote fulfillment of the College's missions and goals;

A2.3.15.6 approve division requisitions and purchase orders for supplies and equipment;

A2.3.15.7 serve as consultant in instructional services, instructional technologies, and informational delivery systems to College and community;

A2.3.15.8 act as liaison with the community in matters relating to library and instructional media;

A2.3.15.9 act as advocate for the libraries with the administration, faculty, staff, and students;

A2.3.15.10 recruit and develop a staff of capable, thorough, and service-oriented persons;

A2.3.15.11 evaluate and recommend retention and promotion of faculty and staff;

A2.3.15.12 be active in the library profession on behalf of the College and the libraries;

A2.3.15.13 provide for the annual review of purpose, objectives, and goals;

A2.3.15.14 attend departmental staff meetings upon a department's request;

A2.3.15.15 conduct research in library management and in the general field of librarianship in order to deal more effectively with administrative issues and to conduct an annual review of this process;

A2.3.15.16 serve as liaison between the Learning Resources Division and other divisions of instruction and administration;

A2.3.15.17 administer learning resources, services, and the Teaching/Learning Center. Facilities include the William F. White, Jr. Library and the Technical Library in the Howard E. Barth Learning Resources Center (West Campus); and

A2.3.15.18 serve as advisor and consultant to the Vice President of Instruction and Student Development.
 

A2.3.16.3 Responsibilities of Department Chairs include: