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Attendees

  • Sarah Lindsey, OT Chair

  • Tammy Guziejka, Acquisitions Operations Subteam chair

  • TJ Kao, Resource Management Operations Subteam chair

    • Catherine Busselen, RM vice-chair

  • Sandra Farfan-Gracia, Fulfillment Operations Subteam chair

  • Jharina Pascual, E-Resources Operations Subteam chair

  • Jared Campbell, Discovery Operations Subteam chair

    • Zoe Tucker, Discovery vice-chair!

  • Caitlin Nelson, SILS Operations Center at CDL representative

  • Kristen Van Vliet – Resource Sharing Subteam Chair

    • Dawson Kelly, incoming RS vice chair!

Item

Desired Outcome

Time

Who

Notes

Decisions

Actions

1

(STANDING ITEM)

Subteam Roundup

Check-in on OSTs - capture any shared issues or cross-team task or anything you think we should know

5

Team



2

Questions from Slack

FYI on anything quick that came up

5

Team

Can we have a place to discuss new UX changes that get rolled out (Acquisitions / Manage Patron Services UX)?

  • UCSC will be doing a brownbag about a month after it rolls out, to discuss changes and workarounds.

  • CN to get with Kristen about the Manage Patron Services one.

3

OT / LG updates

Inform on salient issues from OT and LG

5

Sarah

OT: Pretty quiet and everyone checking back in from new year.

LG: same-o

see agendas.

4

“Hats”

Team discussion about the roles we all play

20

Team

A “hat” is a different POV or lens that one can wear to focus thoughts, understand stakeholders, or advocate for certain benefits.

  • Hats can focus one’s thoughts in terms of going to certain meetings / doing certain work.

  • Hats can clarify who to advocate for.

  • As a chair need to clearly understand how to hold broad space for all campus needs, along with specific campus needs for one’s own campus.

  • It can be really helpful to know what hat someone is wearing! Like, what is the default hat, versus a specific POC from a campus.

  • Can a chair use their position to craft the agenda? How neutral does a chair have to be? Does a strong agenda help campuses move forward?

    • A steering committee can help craft an agenda from multiple povs

    • Grabbing topics from email or slack can also introduce diversity of priorities.

5

Wrap up

Review actions and decisions

5

Team

6

Parking Lot

Capture important topics for future discussion

5

7

Total

50 minutes

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