5.17 COMMITTEE ON INFORMATION RESOURCE POLICIES AND ISSUES (IRPI) The Committee is responsible for recommending academic information resource policy for the University. The Committee is concerned with, but not necessarily confined to, library and computer services, as well as the policy issues concerning the development and use of an appropriate information and technology infrastructure for the University. The membership of the committee shall consist of three faculty, two administrative users, one library representative, a dean, two students and one person serving ex-officio from the computing center. Representative Chair Robert Wood   Jerry Honts   Eunice Merideth Students Casey O'Donnell Thomas Kula Representative Dean: Joe Alber Admin Staff: Amy Nichols, Nancy Geiger Library: Bruce Gilbert BOARD OF TELLERS Representative Chair William Stoppel   Theresa Graziano   Mary (DeeDee) Small Faculty Representative on the Board of Governor Cmtes/Subcmtes This representation began December 1998. Faculty are chosen by the Exec Cmte and serve for three years. The person is eligible for reappointment. The person may serve on two committees in one year or be replaced for that year. The President of the Faculty Senate will serve on the Academic Affairs Committee. Representative Enrollment Growth Ronda Menke began Dec 1998 Buildings & Grounds Bill Ehmann began Sept 1999 Investments John Rozycki began Dec 1998 Academic Affairs Dan Spencer 1999-2000 Student Life Judith Allen began Sept 1999 Institutional Advancement David Walker began Sept 1999 Business & Finance Lon Larsen began Sept 1999 President's Equal Employment Opportunity Committee Representative Sally Frank Debra De Laet Delaney Kirk 1 The paragraph number provided for each committee refers to the Senate Rules. The asterisk (*) indicates members serving on the 1995-1996 Faculty Senate. (Academic Charter) denotes that this committee is required by the Academic Charter of the University.