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Policy

Policies here may be linked on other CSUMB websites to provide easy access as well as supplementary information. State and federal regulations may also be accessed through the Human Resources and/or the Chancellor's Office websites.

Policy Facilitation Team

The Policy Facilitation Team was established in 1998 to shepherd policies through the development, review, and approval process. The team includes one coordinator from each division and consultants from the faculty and student body. The PFT is charged with the coordination of campus-wide policy development and review.

Members of the Policy Facilitation Team include:

Name Affiliation
Dale Grubb Academic Affairs
Hayley Azevedo Office of the President
Reuban Rodriguez Student Affairs
Cheree Carvalho Human Resources
Amy Thomas Administration & Finance
Nancy Ayala The Corporation
Arlene Haffa Faculty 
Jasmine Torres Student Body
Christina Rocchi Academic Affairs

Frequently Asked Questions

What role do policies fulfill at CSUMB?

Policies are the means for conducting the business of the University and its campus community in a consistent and orderly manner.

What is policy and how does it differ from procedure?

Policy is a set of specific statements of principles or guiding actions that imply clear commitment by the University; statement of values or intent that provides a basis for consistent decision-making and resource allocation selected to guide and determine present and future decisions.

Procedure refers to a series of steps followed in regular order; a particular way of doing something; steps taken to implement policy and operations.

What is the role of the policy facilitator? How does that role differ from the role of the policy developer?

The facilitator is the individual appointed in each Division by the Vice President to represent the Division's policy interests on the Policy Facilitation Team and to coordinate, direct, and facilitate the policy development and vetting processes.

Developers are those individuals working as a team under the leadership of the facilitator, in development of a particular policy.

How do I initiate the process for proposing a policy?

An individual wishing to propose a policy introduces the idea to their facilitator.

Who has final approval on proposed policies?

The President approves policies.

Did we answer your question? If not, please email policy@csumb.edu for more information.

State and federal regulations may also be accessed through the Human Resources and/or the Chancellor's Office websites.

Contact the Office of the Provost at policy@csumb.edu with questions.  Access the Feedback Form for Draft Policies