COMMITTEES

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The Executive Committee is responsible for overseeing the operations for the entire Campus Center Board, especially focusing on the training of new members, approving stipends, and being accountable for all Board actions.

The Executive Committee is comprised of the President, who is Chair, the Vice-President, Treasurer, and Secretary. The Executive Committee is responsible for directing the Board throughout the semester, approving Board member office hours, and maintaining CCB computer network and web site, and coordinating with the Office Manager to establish office procedures for CCB members.

In addition, as the CCB Officers, the Executive Committee is responsible for providing a focal point to the leadership of the CCB, its activities, meetings, and goals.

 

Member Roster:

• Sonny Ton
  (President & Executive Chair)
• Grant Teichman
  (President Elect)
• Genesis Leong
  (Secretary)
• Andrew Itsuno
  (Treasurer)

BUDGET & FINANCE COMMITTEE

The Budget and Finance Committee oversees the budget of the Campus Center, Campus Center Board, and the Activities Council.

The Committee reviews policies related to revenue, expenditures, and the budget. They prepare an annual budget regarding the disposition of revenues for the coming fiscal year for consideration and approval by CCB. B&F reviews (1) quarterly variance reports by making historic comparison and obtaining variance justifications and (2) any additional expenditure requests on the current budget.

 

Member Roster:

• Andrew Itsuno (Chair)
• Leonard Campbell
• Edward Yuen

CAMPUS RELATIONS COMMITTEE

The Campus Relations COmmittee of the Campus Center Board is responsible for all marketing of the Campus Center including but not limited to advertising, public relations, and promotions.

The committee is responsible for ensuring the production of a Campus Center inclusive marketing plan.

The Campus Relations Committee is also responsible for establishing and maintaining public relations among Campus Center constituents, including but not limited to, Chartered Student Organizations, Registered Independent Organizations, other departments, newspapers, and other media.

 

Member Roster:

• Genesis Leong (Chair)
• Nino Nicolo Santos
• Rich Kodama
• Erica Hwang
• Krystle Salazar
• Glenda Duldulao

FACILITIES & MANAGEMENT
COMMITTEE

The Facilities Management Committee oversees the Campus Center Complex by reviewing, researching, and recommending changes on all business related to the space in the Campus Center Complex, its tenants, lease holders, and contractors. The committee is responsible for facilitating all proposals concerning renovations for regular review of all current use of space in the Campus Center Complex and makes recommendations for changing this use of space when appropriate.

FM is also responsible fo the following reviews: service area, space usage, and changing space allocations.

 

Member Roster:

• Andrew Itsuno (Interim-Chair)
• Nino Nicolo Santos
• Erica Hwang
• Krystle Salazar

ACTIVITIES COUNCIL

 

Member Roster:

• Krystal Patterson (Chair)

 

RULES & POLICIES COMMITTEE

The primary function of the Rules and Policies Committee is to review, research, advise and/or to recommend, to the Campus Center Board, possible changes to terms and conditions of the Campus Center Board Charter, its Bylaws, changes to Campus Center Policies, and any other rules, policies, and procedures that may need to be developed or modified within the Campus Center.

At the end of each Academic year, the Rules and Policies Committee will prepare a report outlining all policy changes within that year. The Rules and Policies Committee shall meet to discuss proposed Campus Center policy and procedural changes whenever they may arise.

 

Member Roster:

• Grant Teichman (Chair)
• Leonard Campbell
• Glenda Duldulao

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE

The Membership Committee of the Campus Center Board is responsible for recruiting new members for the Campus Center Board. Efforts to instate new members are carried out at the end of Spring Semester or whenever there are Board vacancies that need to be filled. A recommendation of applicants is given to the Vice President of Student Affairs, who is responsible for officially appointing new members, in the form of memorandum.

The Membership Committee is comprised of five (5) members: one(1) member from the Graduate Student Organization, two (2) members from the Associated Students of the University of Hawaii, one (1) member from the CCB, who will serve as chair, and (1) University of Hawaii faculty member, who serves as advisor.

The Membership Committee is responsible for publicly announcing all available Board positions, setting applicant appointments, screen all applicants, recommending new members for official appointment, forwarding a memo with appointees to the Vice President of Student Affairs for official appointment, and keeping track of alternate appointees.

 

Member Roster:

• Rich Kodama (Chair)

AD HOC COMMITTEES

The Campus Center Board President can form an ad hoc committee whenever there is an issue which doesn't fit in with the standing committees. For example, the computer committee was formed to oversee the computer buying/installing process. Upon completion of the given task the ad hoc committee is dissolved.

The Campus Center Board President will declare a committee chair at time of formation. This Chair is responsible for setting the meeting time and place, setting the agenda, delegating duties to members, and making reports at the general meetings.

AD-HOC BOOKSTORE

Member Roster:

• Grant Teichman (Chair)
• Andrew Itsuno
• Keith Kaneshiro
• Edward Yuen

AD-HOC RECREATION

Member Roster:

• Edward Yuen (Chair)
• Dr. Nathan Murata
• Grant Teichman
• Andrew Itsuno
• Llyod Hisaki
• Darrick Tanigawa
• Summer Chun