The Classified Senate is an assembly of classified professionals/non-management personnel of Coastline College. The Classified Senate participates in the decision-making process on operational and professional matters. Classified Senate meetings are open to all Classified Professionals.
The Classified Senate supports and reaffirms the college mission, embraces a proactive role in shared governance, adds its voice in the development of policy and practices related to classified professionals, and collegially communicates among students, administration, faculty, across the District, and governing board.
Zoom meetings will be held until COVID-19 protocols are relaxed and the new Student Services Center is completed on the following dates:
Classified Professionals serving on College and District Committees are noted in ( ).
Your support will greatly help Coastline College Classified Senate's Mission by providing Classified Professionals additional opportunities to participate in shared governance, communication on policies & programs, and provide opportunities for professional development and growth. We are grateful for your generosity and hope that you will take great pride in the important difference that your support makes. Thank You!
The Coastline College Classified Senate recognizes the important contributions of Classified Professionals towards reaffirming the college's mission and supporting student success.
Therefore, the Classified Senate will award a minimum of two scholarships to Classified employees, as shown below, and a minimum of one scholarship to hourly employees:
A Full-Time Regular Classified Employee is defined as an employee regularly scheduled for work forty (40) hours per week, as defined in the Coast Federation of Classified Employees (CFCE) Union Agreement
A Part-Time Regular Classified Employee is defined as, (a) employees regularly scheduled to work less than the full-time schedule, but at least twenty (20) hours per week; or (b) employees regularly scheduled to work less than twenty (20) hours per week, as defined in the Coast Federation of Classified Employees Agreement.
A Short-Term/ Hourly Employee, as defined in the Coast Federation of Classified Employees Agreement, is a person who is working less than the agreed upon limit of one hundred sixty (160) duty days in a fiscal year. Short-term employees may not work in a dual role as a student assistant.