FOUR DAY WORK WEEK TASK FORCE

CHARGE: To gather feedback on the four-day work week and identify the major benefits including financial, environmental, and otherwise, as well as the potential costs in terms of productivity and quality. After wide consulation, the Task Force will analyze the evidence and provide their recommendations tby mid-April 2010 to the President and executive team.

EXECUTIVE OFFICER OVERSIGHT

Royce C. Engstrom, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

Robert Duringer, Vice President for Administration and Finance

CO-CHAIRS

Chris Comer, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

Rosi Keller, Associate Vice President for Administration and Finance

REPRESENTATIVES

Rob Gannon, Office of the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

Jim Darcy, Office of Student Affairs

Judy Fredenberg, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs

Loey Knapp, Oiffce of Information Technology

William Marcus, Broadcast Media Center

Laura Berkhouse, Office of Legal Counsel

Jean Gee, Intercollegiate Athletics

Ed Johnson, Registrar

Brad Evanger, Facilities Services

Betsy Hawkins, Human Resource Services

Ed Wingard, Office of Budget, Planning, and Analysis

Barb Denman, Office of Vice President for Administration and Finance

Nancy Hinman, Chair, Faculty Senate

Tammy Yedinak, President, Staff Senate

Ella Torti, ASUM

Created February 2010 - Office of the President