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NMSU Space Committee Membership

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Space Committee Members
Name	Position	Represents	Term	Appointed by
James McAteer	Co-Chair/Ex Officio	Office of Provost	PERM	Provost
Raghu Raghavan	Co-Chair/Ex-Officio	University Architect	PERM	SVP A&F
Scott Eschenbrenner	Member	VP Finance	3 YR	President
Leslie Cervantes	Member	President Office	3 YR	President
Karen Kopera-Frye	Member	Faculty Senate	3 YR	Provost
Tim Nesbitt	Member	Agricultural, Consumer & Env Sci	3 YR	Provost
Michele Shuster	Member	Arts & Sciences	3 YR	Provost
Lourdes Alvarado-Salas	Member	Business	3 YR	Provost
Gabe Garcia	Member	Engineering	3 YR	Provost
Juanita Hannan	Member	College of Health, Education, and Social Transformation	3 YR	Provost
Kate Terpis	Member	Library	3 YR	Provost
Gabrielle Martinez	Member	Student Success & Enroll Management	3 YR	Provost
Jacob Nevarez	Member	Auxiliary Services	3 YR	SVP A&F
Robbie Grant	Member	NMSU Global	3 YR	Chancellor
Dianna Frye	Member	Information Technology	3 YR	SVP A&F
Ross Justus	Member	Administration and Finance	3 YR	SVP A&F
Heidi Parks	Member	University Advancement VP Office	3 YR	VP Adv
Alisha Giron	Member	Research, Creativity and ED	3 YR	VP Research
Raghu Raghavan	Member	Facilities and Services	3 YR	SVP A&F
Anthony Parra	Member	New Mexico Dept. of Agriculture	3 YR	Secretary
Herb Taylor	Member	Athletics	3 YR	Athletic Dir.
Jose Loera	Ex Officio	Facilities and Services, PDE	PERM	AVP F&S
Orasa Vaught	Ex Officio (Non-Voting)	Facilities and Services, Space Planning	PERM	AVP F&S
Edelmira Estrada Orozco	Support (Non-Voting)	Facilities and Services, Space Planning	PERM	AVP F&S

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Member Responsibilities

Committee members are selected on the basis of one or more of the following:

the specific responsibilities related to their position (ex officio);
their particular expertise, knowledge, or interest relating to the responsibilities of the committee and/or the campus in general; or,
to represent the interests of a particular constituent group.

In recognition of the importance of NMSU’s commitment to shared governance, participative governance processes actively solicit input, advice, and perspective from all campus constituencies to inform the institution’s administrative leadership regarding campus issues, policies, and procedures that impact the direction of the institution.

Therefore, in addition to the active participation in committee activities by each member, the responsibilities of committee members who represent a constituent group, and particularly those who represent an NMSU governance body (e.g., Faculty Senate, ASNMSU), include regular, timely reports to their governance body and dissemination of appropriate and relevant information to their constituents, as well as reciprocal solicitation of constituent group input regarding issues before for the committee.

Appointed Members

The Provost appoints the Faculty Senate representative and College and Departmental representatives from nominees submitted from their respective organizations to three year terms
with no limit on the number of terms. Members are encouraged to send proxies when they unable to attend and these substitutes have voting privileges.

Ex Officio Members

The ex officio members may choose to designate a regular representative to attend in their stead and exercise voting rights; however, the ex officio member may choose to attend any meeting in place of their designee, and may exercise their voting right. Each member shall have only one regular vote (i.e. by either ex officio or designee).

SPECIAL CHARGE FOR INITIAL TASKS

The first order of business for this committee shall be:
Establish an Executive Committee capable of making recommendations to the larger body.
Review and modify the membership list as needed for equitable representation.
Establish a rotation for the members so that 1/3 of the terms expire in any given year.
Develop operational procedures and exceptions in recognition of the fact that large areas of Auxiliary Space are connected to specific income streams and bond obligations and that many other facilities have requirements that will preclude oversight by this committee; these would include but not be limited to animal care, specialized research activities, food service and athletic event venues.