Antiracism Commitment Committee

Committee Charge:

The Antiracism Commitment Committee (ACC) is CC’s community accountability body that evaluates the implementation and impact of CC’s antiracism plan and guides the revision and development of new goals as the plan evolves and remains relevant.

Committee Goals:

  1. To hold the CC community accountable in making continuous progress on antiracism goals.
  2. To use appropriate assessment tools to track progress, identify gaps and resistance, and make recommendations for new antiracism work goals.
  3. To ensure that offices, departments, and programs improve coordination of antiracism work efforts.
  4. To provide an annual report to the CC community and the Board of Trustees about the progress of antiracism goals.

Committee Leadership:

Rosalie Rodriguez, Chief Diversity Officer

 

Divisions/Members

 Representative Name 

Division/Group Membership  

Term End Year 

Rakim Johnson

VP of Inclusion, CCSGA  

25/26 

Rakim Johnson  

CCSGA Appointed  

25/26 

Luke Ortiz-Grabe 

CCSGA Appointed 

25/26 

TBD

CCSGA appointed  

26/27

TBD

CCSGA appointed  

25/26

April Scriven  

Finance and Administration  

25/26 

Naomi Trujillo  

Communications 

24/25 

Edwin Hamada 

Student Life 

24/25 

Ben Wirt 

Staff Council  

24/25 

Yogesh Chandrani

(Cory Scott /sabbatical)

FEC

25/26 

Beth Malmskog

FEC 

Annual

Alex Dominguez  

Enrollment 

25/26 

Jeff Conarroe 

Athletics  

23/24 

Jessica Kisunzu (sabbatcal)

Dean of the Faculty  

25/26 

Dustin Fife 

Dean of the Faculty 

24/25 

Heather Powell Browne 

Dean of the College 

25/26 

Nicole Herden 

Fine Arts Center  

25/26 

Sara San Souci 

Human Resources 

25/26 

Nichole Ridenour 

Advancement  

25/26 

Laura Schreiber  

ITS 

24/25 

Sub-Committees and Goals for 2024-25

 Sub-Committees whill meet blockly. Full ACC will meet twice a year.
 
Cultivating Community: Lead Naomi Trujillo, Yogesh Chandrani, Nicole Herden, April Scriven
Goals:
  • Building bridges between faculty and staff
  • Engage in and promote initiatives to promote a deeper sense of place, community, history, and institutional identity in COS and Pikes Peak region for staff, faculty, and students.

 Designing Infrastructure: Lead Sara San Souci, Luke Ortiz Grabe, Edwin Hamada, Dustin Fife

Goals:

  • Review /Analyze the Faculty Racial Climate Survey Data
  • Review and compile the divisional self-evaluations into composite indices
  • Assess the ADEI awards structure

 Building Capacity: Lead Jeff Conarroe, Laura Schrieber, Rakim Johnson, Alex Dominguez

Goals:

  • Review/revise ACE grant procedure and review applications
  • Elevate visibility of Stewardship Certificate program offerings
  • Plan the Stewardship Certificate Ceremony
  • Identify conference or other capacity building events to attend as a committee
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