BYLAWS FOR THE SAN DIEGO DIVISION OF THE ACADEMIC SENATE
PART I. GENERAL
Chapter 1. Duties, Authority and Membership
5.
Duties and Authority
The San Diego Division of the Academic Senate of the University of California (hereinafter called the Division) is a committee of the Academic Senate of the University of California (hereinafter called the Senate). The Division's duties and authority come to it by delegation from the Senate, as described in the Bylaws of the Senate. [The Senate Bylaws delineating the jurisdiction of a Division are SBL 20, 45, 50, 51, 75, 90(B), 90(G), 206, 305(A), 310, 312, 325.]1 The Senate's duties and authority come in turn by delegation from the Regents of the University of California, as described in the Standing Orders of the Regents. [The relevant parts of the Standing Orders of the Regents are Appendix I.]
The members of the Division are the following individuals [SOR 105.1]:
(1)
The President of the University;
(2)
All Senate members not emeritus whose headquarters are at San Diego and who have not transferred their voting rights to another Division under the Bylaws of the Academic Senate [SBL 305];
(3)
All emeritus Senate members whose headquarters were at San Diego when they retired;
(4)
All Senate members whose voting rights are at San Diego in consequence of a transfer of those rights under the Bylaws of the Academic Senate [SBL 305];
(5)
All Senate members holding University-wide appointments who are not enrolled in any other Division of the Senate and who communicate in writing to the Vice Chair of the San Diego Division that they wish to be enrolled in that Division.
(B)
"Ordinary" members of the Division are members in categories (2), (3), (4) and (5) of Bylaw 10(A) above, excepting Instructors and Instructors in Residence of less than two years service. "Voting" members are the President of the University and ordinary members. [Am 5/25/76]
1 Here and elsewhere in the Divisional Manual, items in square brackets are not Bylaws or Regulations, but rather editorial comments by the Committee on Rules and Jurisdiction.
