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Staff Senate invites participation in shared governance

Today’s meeting will include important updates and provide the opportunity to have your voice heard.

By Taylor Hase

May 12, 2020

Metropolitan State University of Denver staff members are invited to join the next Staff Senate meeting to learn about key updates and participate in important discussions. 

Have a question or a concern?  The meeting will include an open forum. Questions can be submitted in advance using the Staff Senate Contact Form.

Today

10-11:30 a.m.

View the agenda

Joining the Meeting on Microsoft Teams:

Participants can join the meeting by clicking the Teams link or by calling the number below.

Join Microsoft Teams meeting

+1 720-577-5242   United States, Denver (toll)

Conference ID: 278 419 12#

The Staff Senate asks that participants follow these guidelines for joining/attending the meeting:

• Please keep your microphone on mute.
• The moderator may mute attendees if necessary.
• Scheduled speakers will be called upon by the meeting facilitator.
• Questions can be submitted in the chat. A moderator will monitor the chat for questions.
• If you find you are having bandwidth problems, turning off video can improve call quality.

Senators and all staff, including exempt (administrative) staff, classified staff and student employees, have the opportunity to participate in shared governance through monthly Staff Senate meetings that are open to all staff, as well as through standing and ad hoc committees, yearly social events and professional-development activities.

Find information:

Visit the public Staff Senate SharePoint site to access important information, including the Meeting and Events calendar, meeting agendas and minutes, governing documents and news. Permission to join the site is not required. Click here for instructions on how you can follow the Staff Senate SharePoint site and add meeting/event dates to your calendar. We will continue to update the SharePoint and streamline communication to ensure transparency and accessibility of relevant information.