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Advocacy at the System Level: Connecting Local Advocacy to Statewide Politics

Join our panelists from the Faculty Leadership Institute on June 14, 2017, as they discuss the role of the Chancellor's Office in advocacy at the system level. Learn about resources, updates on legislative activity, and how to get involved in advocating for higher education.

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Advocacy at the System Level: Connecting Local Advocacy to Statewide Politics

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  1. Advocacy at the System Level: Connecting Local Advocacy to Statewide Politics Faculty Leadership Institute June 14, 2017

  2. Meet Our Panelists • Rosa de Anda, Governmental Relations Specialist, CCC Chancellor’s Office • Michael Magee, Director, Governmental Relations, CCC Chancellor’s Office • Kevin Powers, Consultant, Assembly Higher Education Committee • Justin Salenik, Legislative Analyst, CCC Chancellor’s Office • JeaniceWarden Washington, Chief Consultant, Assembly Committee on Higher Education

  3. But first…a question for you! What is the role of the Chancellor’s Office?

  4. Discussion Time!

  5. Chancellor’s Office Advocates Listserv • Provides updates on California legislative activity, as well as actions of Consultation Council and the Board of Governors. • To subscribe send an e-mail from the address to be subscribed to LISTSERV@LISTSERV.CCCNEXT.NET and put SUBSCRIBE ADVOCATES in the body of a BLANK, NON-HTML e-mail. NO SUBJECT OR SIGNATURES. • Anyone can sign up!

  6. Resources • ASCCC Legislative Updates web page - http://asccc.org/legislative-updates • California Legislative Information page (good for tracking bills) - http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov • Chancellor’s Office Governmental Relations division - http://californiacommunitycolleges.cccco.edu/ChancellorsOffice/Divisions/GovernmentalRelations.aspx • FACCC Advocacy web page - http://www.faccc.org/advocacy/

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