| Overall Rating | Silver - expired |
|---|---|
| Overall Score | 54.16 |
| Liaison | Ellie Perry |
| Submission Date | June 30, 2020 |
California State University, Dominguez Hills
EN-14: Participation in Public Policy
| Status | Score | Responsible Party |
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0.67 / 2.00 |
Ellie
Perry Sustainability Manager Facilities Services |
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indicates that no data was submitted for this field
Local advocacy
No
A brief description of how the institution engages in public policy advocacy for sustainability at the municipal/local level:
CSUDH staff, faculty, and administration regularly partner with the City of Carson to help influence local policy and research.
A recent example includes CSUDH faculty involvement to support community engagement as part of "An Advanced, Zero-Net Energy Community Plan for the City of Carson, California" report funded by the California Energy Commission. (https://ww2.energy.ca.gov/2019publications/CEC-500-2019-028/CEC-500-2019-028.pdf)
The CSUDH Parking & Transportation Services department participates in ongoing planning and participation in policy discussions around transit planning for the City of Carson in collaboration with Dignity Sports Health Park. Discussions include involvement with the City's bicycle and mass transit route planning as the university is a major hub influencing traffic patterns. Examples of CSUDH's presence in these policy and planning discussions is present in the City of Carson's Master Bike Plan: http://ci.carson.ca.us/content/files/pdfs/planning/BikeMasterPlan.pdf
A recent example includes CSUDH faculty involvement to support community engagement as part of "An Advanced, Zero-Net Energy Community Plan for the City of Carson, California" report funded by the California Energy Commission. (https://ww2.energy.ca.gov/2019publications/CEC-500-2019-028/CEC-500-2019-028.pdf)
The CSUDH Parking & Transportation Services department participates in ongoing planning and participation in policy discussions around transit planning for the City of Carson in collaboration with Dignity Sports Health Park. Discussions include involvement with the City's bicycle and mass transit route planning as the university is a major hub influencing traffic patterns. Examples of CSUDH's presence in these policy and planning discussions is present in the City of Carson's Master Bike Plan: http://ci.carson.ca.us/content/files/pdfs/planning/BikeMasterPlan.pdf
Regional advocacy
Yes
A brief description of how the institution engages in public policy advocacy for sustainability at the state/provincial/regional level:
The CSU system as a whole does engage in advocacy at the state level through our Advocacy and State Relations team, and some of these efforts are for sustainability-related legislation.
Any sustainability-related legislation that would directly affect CSU campuses is referred to the Energy & Sustainability Unit (along with any other relevant departments) at the Chancellor's Office, and they provide an analysis and recommendation that ASR uses to determine the CSU’s official position on the bill. The level of advocacy involved will be different for each bill, and can range from an official statement of support or opposition to meetings with legislators to testifying in subcommittee hearings.
https://www2.calstate.edu/impact-of-the-csu/government/advocacy-and-state-relations/Pages/default.aspx
Recent examples of this involvement include CO support for:
Garcia, Eduardo California Clean Electricity Authority AB 56
Fong State government: FI$Cal: transparency AB62
Rivas, Luz Teacher credentialing: computer science: workgroup. AB 182
Choi Public employers: employee organizations. AB 249
Fong California Public Records Act Ombudsman. AB 289
Bonta Public employment: labor relations: release time. AB 314
Santiago Los Angeles Community College District: best value procurement: pilot program. AB 356
Weber Public postsecondary education: California State University: support staff employees: merit salary adjustments. AB 369
Kalra Evidentiary privileges: union agent-represented worker privilege. AB 418
Flora Wage records: private attorney general actions: attorney’s fees. AB 443
Chiu Public contracts: claim resolution. AB 456
Voepel Public employees’ retirement. AB 472
Medina Trustees of the California State University: student members. AB 514
Rivas, Luz Teacher credentialing. AB 525
Weber California State University Parking Fairness Act. AB 532
Kalra Service contracts: public transit: collection and transportation of solid waste: retention of employees. AB 625
Bonta Employment: victims of sexual harassment: protections. AB 628
Friedman Public records: exceptions to disclosure: public postsecondary educational institutions: faculty information. AB 700
Mark Stone Settlement agreements: restraints in trade. AB 749
O'Donnell Pupil assessments: Pathways to College Act. AB 751
Bloom California State University: Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program AB 829
McCarty Discrimination in employment: drug rehabilitation programs. AB 882
Boerner Horvath State and local boards and commissions: representation: appointments. AB 931
Frazier California Environmental Protection Agency: regulations. AB 939
Cooper State employment: new employees: information. AB 1033
Kamlager-Dove Electric vehicles: parking requirements. AB 1100
Chu Unemployment benefits: temporary additional benefits. AB 1107
Eggman Agricultural vehicles: beekeeping. AB 1135
Garcia, Cristina Child abuse: reportable conduct. AB 1145
Wicks Mandated Child Abuse Reporting Employee Training Act of 2020. AB 1153
O'Donnell California State University: Center to Close Achievement Gaps. AB 1173
Frazier Planning and zoning: housing development: streamlined approval. AB 1177
Patterson Whistleblower protection. AB 1200
Adam Gray Employee leave: limitations. AB 1224
Arambula California Partnership for the San Joaquin Valley. AB 1274
Grayson Employers: prohibited disclosure of information: arrest or detention. AB 1372
Quirk-Silva Teachers: Computer Science Access Initiative. AB 1410
Chiu Tenancy: rental payment default: state of emergency: COVID-19. AB 1436
Carrillo Public postsecondary education: community colleges: course credit for passage of International Baccalaureate examination. AB 1512
Chau Cybersecurity curriculum: pilot project. AB 1566
Bonta Athletic trainers. AB 1592
Cunningham Sexual battery: public officials. AB 1599
Reyes Pupil instruction: high school graduation requirements: financial aid applications. AB 1617
Rivas, Robert Teaching credential: teacher recruitment: Golden State Teacher Grant Program. AB 1623
Levine California Environmental Quality Act: local educational agencies: affordable housing projects. AB 1648
Richard Bloom University of California: California Collaborative for Neurodiversity and Learning. AB 1703
Medina Postsecondary education: housing. AB 1741
Frazier Fire protection: State Fire Marshal: regulations. AB 1769
Chu Paid sick leave: behavioral health conditions AB 1844
Gonzalez Employee classification. AB 1850
Medina University of California and California State University: student eligibility policy AB 1930
Quirk-Silva Teachers: Computer Science Access Initiative. AB 1932
Kalra Employment violation complaints: requirements: time. AB 1947
Cunningham Teacher credentialing: basic skills proficiency test: exemption. AB 1982
Mullin Employee: sick leave: kin care. AB 2017
Low State government: travel AB 2020
Aguiar-Curry State agencies: meetings AB 2028
Wood Deenergization: spoilage claims AB 2033
Gonzalez Unlawful business practices: employer liability: contracted supervisor. AB 2043
Gloria Public records: writing transmitted by electronic mail: retention AB 2093
PERS Comm Public employees’ retirement: required distributions: age AB 2101
Rodriguez Higher Education Employer-Employee Relations Act: procedures relating to employee termination or discipline. AB 2114
Stone Settlement agreements: employment disputes. AB 2143
Olbernolte Public officers: contracts: prohibited interests. AB 2155
Gipson School nurses: credentialing. AB 2175
Holden Free student transit passes: eligibility for state funding. AB 2176
Committee on Accountability and Administrative Review State employees: pay system: warrants upon death. AB 2212
Carillo Administrative Procedure Act: notice of proposed action. AB 2214
Kalra Prevailing wage: locality. AB 2231
Kiley Postsecondary education: Free Speech on Campus Act. AB 2290
Bonta Public employment: labor relations: release time. AB 2307
Low Postsecondary education: student health care services. AB 2327
Rodriguez Employment without reinstatement: hours worked: written notice AB 2365
Ting CalFresh: CalWORKs: eligibility and reporting. AB 2413
Grayson Employers: prohibited disclosure of information: arrest or detention. AB 2461
Low Educational facilities: California Educational Facilities Authority. AB 2484
Kalra Teacher credentialing: subject matter competence. AB 2485
Choi Postsecondary education: course credit for prior military education, training, and service. AB 2494
Choi Income taxes: credits: cleaning and sanitizing supplies: COVID-19. AB 2496
Irwin State of California Housing Agency Act. AB 2506
Medina Teacher preparation programs: regionally accredited institutions. AB 2541
Holden Student athletes: transfer. AB 2584
Kalra Educational programs and training: costs: employees and applicants providing direct patient care. AB 2588
Boerner Horvath Emergency services: first responders. AB 2593
Gipson Invasion of privacy: first responders. AB 2655
Quirk California Public Records Act: exemptions. AB 2676
Gloria Community colleges: apportionments: waiver of open course provisions: military personnel. AB 2764
Bonta Discrimination: employee complaint: standard of proof. AB 2947
Weber Employment practices: leave time. AB 2992
Low Employees: bereavement leave. AB 2999
Chiu State public works project: noncombustible piping materials. AB 3015
Santiago State contracts: physicians. AB 3055
Wicks Sexual assault and other sexual misconduct: statutes of limitations on civil actions. AB 3092
Kalra Employee leave: authorization: coronavirus (COVID-19). AB 3216
Gallagher Information practices: public agencies. AB 3223
Gray Labor disputes: strike pay. AB 3240
McCarty California State University and University of California: SAT and ACT. ACR 64
Weber and Gipson Government preferences ACA 5
Tester Tester SB1
Glazer Statewide Longitudinal Student Database. SB 2
Allen Office of Higher Education Coordination, Accountability, and Performance. SB 3
Wilk Open meetings. SB 53
Jackson Paid family leave. SB 135
Jackson General plans: safety element. SB 182
Durazo Citizens of the state. SB 225
Leyva Public Employees’ Retirement System: disallowed compensation: benefit adjustments. SB 266
Pan Healing arts: clinical laboratories. SB 334
Hueso Employment: workers’ compensation. SB 416
Rubio Commission on Teacher Credentialing: membership. SB 478
Henry Stern Workers’ compensation. SB 542
Jackson California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018: consumer remedies. SB 561
Moorlach Open Financial Statements Act. SB 598
Hueso Public records: disclosure. SB 615
Leyva Work hours: scheduling. SB 850
Beall Foster Youth Services Coordinating Program: postsecondary education financial aid applications SB 860
Pan Sexually transmitted diseases. SB 885
Hill Relations: worker status: employees and independent contractors SB 900
Archuleta Criminal history information requests. SB 905
Galgiani Independent workers. SB 1039
Pan Postsecondary education: mental health counselors. SB 1083
Skinner Density Bonus Law: qualifications for incentives or concessions: student housing for lower income students: moderate-income persons and families: local government constraints. SB 1085
Umberg Civil procedure: electronic filing and remote depositions. SB 1146
hertzberg Community colleges: Los Angeles County Community Colleges Common Course Numbering Pilot Project. SB 1155
Durazo Public employment: labor relations: employee information. SB 1173
Leyva Unsolicited images. SB 1182
Stern Electricity: microgrids SB 1215
Skinner Electricity: distribution system: open access SB 1240
Any sustainability-related legislation that would directly affect CSU campuses is referred to the Energy & Sustainability Unit (along with any other relevant departments) at the Chancellor's Office, and they provide an analysis and recommendation that ASR uses to determine the CSU’s official position on the bill. The level of advocacy involved will be different for each bill, and can range from an official statement of support or opposition to meetings with legislators to testifying in subcommittee hearings.
https://www2.calstate.edu/impact-of-the-csu/government/advocacy-and-state-relations/Pages/default.aspx
Recent examples of this involvement include CO support for:
Garcia, Eduardo California Clean Electricity Authority AB 56
Fong State government: FI$Cal: transparency AB62
Rivas, Luz Teacher credentialing: computer science: workgroup. AB 182
Choi Public employers: employee organizations. AB 249
Fong California Public Records Act Ombudsman. AB 289
Bonta Public employment: labor relations: release time. AB 314
Santiago Los Angeles Community College District: best value procurement: pilot program. AB 356
Weber Public postsecondary education: California State University: support staff employees: merit salary adjustments. AB 369
Kalra Evidentiary privileges: union agent-represented worker privilege. AB 418
Flora Wage records: private attorney general actions: attorney’s fees. AB 443
Chiu Public contracts: claim resolution. AB 456
Voepel Public employees’ retirement. AB 472
Medina Trustees of the California State University: student members. AB 514
Rivas, Luz Teacher credentialing. AB 525
Weber California State University Parking Fairness Act. AB 532
Kalra Service contracts: public transit: collection and transportation of solid waste: retention of employees. AB 625
Bonta Employment: victims of sexual harassment: protections. AB 628
Friedman Public records: exceptions to disclosure: public postsecondary educational institutions: faculty information. AB 700
Mark Stone Settlement agreements: restraints in trade. AB 749
O'Donnell Pupil assessments: Pathways to College Act. AB 751
Bloom California State University: Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program AB 829
McCarty Discrimination in employment: drug rehabilitation programs. AB 882
Boerner Horvath State and local boards and commissions: representation: appointments. AB 931
Frazier California Environmental Protection Agency: regulations. AB 939
Cooper State employment: new employees: information. AB 1033
Kamlager-Dove Electric vehicles: parking requirements. AB 1100
Chu Unemployment benefits: temporary additional benefits. AB 1107
Eggman Agricultural vehicles: beekeeping. AB 1135
Garcia, Cristina Child abuse: reportable conduct. AB 1145
Wicks Mandated Child Abuse Reporting Employee Training Act of 2020. AB 1153
O'Donnell California State University: Center to Close Achievement Gaps. AB 1173
Frazier Planning and zoning: housing development: streamlined approval. AB 1177
Patterson Whistleblower protection. AB 1200
Adam Gray Employee leave: limitations. AB 1224
Arambula California Partnership for the San Joaquin Valley. AB 1274
Grayson Employers: prohibited disclosure of information: arrest or detention. AB 1372
Quirk-Silva Teachers: Computer Science Access Initiative. AB 1410
Chiu Tenancy: rental payment default: state of emergency: COVID-19. AB 1436
Carrillo Public postsecondary education: community colleges: course credit for passage of International Baccalaureate examination. AB 1512
Chau Cybersecurity curriculum: pilot project. AB 1566
Bonta Athletic trainers. AB 1592
Cunningham Sexual battery: public officials. AB 1599
Reyes Pupil instruction: high school graduation requirements: financial aid applications. AB 1617
Rivas, Robert Teaching credential: teacher recruitment: Golden State Teacher Grant Program. AB 1623
Levine California Environmental Quality Act: local educational agencies: affordable housing projects. AB 1648
Richard Bloom University of California: California Collaborative for Neurodiversity and Learning. AB 1703
Medina Postsecondary education: housing. AB 1741
Frazier Fire protection: State Fire Marshal: regulations. AB 1769
Chu Paid sick leave: behavioral health conditions AB 1844
Gonzalez Employee classification. AB 1850
Medina University of California and California State University: student eligibility policy AB 1930
Quirk-Silva Teachers: Computer Science Access Initiative. AB 1932
Kalra Employment violation complaints: requirements: time. AB 1947
Cunningham Teacher credentialing: basic skills proficiency test: exemption. AB 1982
Mullin Employee: sick leave: kin care. AB 2017
Low State government: travel AB 2020
Aguiar-Curry State agencies: meetings AB 2028
Wood Deenergization: spoilage claims AB 2033
Gonzalez Unlawful business practices: employer liability: contracted supervisor. AB 2043
Gloria Public records: writing transmitted by electronic mail: retention AB 2093
PERS Comm Public employees’ retirement: required distributions: age AB 2101
Rodriguez Higher Education Employer-Employee Relations Act: procedures relating to employee termination or discipline. AB 2114
Stone Settlement agreements: employment disputes. AB 2143
Olbernolte Public officers: contracts: prohibited interests. AB 2155
Gipson School nurses: credentialing. AB 2175
Holden Free student transit passes: eligibility for state funding. AB 2176
Committee on Accountability and Administrative Review State employees: pay system: warrants upon death. AB 2212
Carillo Administrative Procedure Act: notice of proposed action. AB 2214
Kalra Prevailing wage: locality. AB 2231
Kiley Postsecondary education: Free Speech on Campus Act. AB 2290
Bonta Public employment: labor relations: release time. AB 2307
Low Postsecondary education: student health care services. AB 2327
Rodriguez Employment without reinstatement: hours worked: written notice AB 2365
Ting CalFresh: CalWORKs: eligibility and reporting. AB 2413
Grayson Employers: prohibited disclosure of information: arrest or detention. AB 2461
Low Educational facilities: California Educational Facilities Authority. AB 2484
Kalra Teacher credentialing: subject matter competence. AB 2485
Choi Postsecondary education: course credit for prior military education, training, and service. AB 2494
Choi Income taxes: credits: cleaning and sanitizing supplies: COVID-19. AB 2496
Irwin State of California Housing Agency Act. AB 2506
Medina Teacher preparation programs: regionally accredited institutions. AB 2541
Holden Student athletes: transfer. AB 2584
Kalra Educational programs and training: costs: employees and applicants providing direct patient care. AB 2588
Boerner Horvath Emergency services: first responders. AB 2593
Gipson Invasion of privacy: first responders. AB 2655
Quirk California Public Records Act: exemptions. AB 2676
Gloria Community colleges: apportionments: waiver of open course provisions: military personnel. AB 2764
Bonta Discrimination: employee complaint: standard of proof. AB 2947
Weber Employment practices: leave time. AB 2992
Low Employees: bereavement leave. AB 2999
Chiu State public works project: noncombustible piping materials. AB 3015
Santiago State contracts: physicians. AB 3055
Wicks Sexual assault and other sexual misconduct: statutes of limitations on civil actions. AB 3092
Kalra Employee leave: authorization: coronavirus (COVID-19). AB 3216
Gallagher Information practices: public agencies. AB 3223
Gray Labor disputes: strike pay. AB 3240
McCarty California State University and University of California: SAT and ACT. ACR 64
Weber and Gipson Government preferences ACA 5
Tester Tester SB1
Glazer Statewide Longitudinal Student Database. SB 2
Allen Office of Higher Education Coordination, Accountability, and Performance. SB 3
Wilk Open meetings. SB 53
Jackson Paid family leave. SB 135
Jackson General plans: safety element. SB 182
Durazo Citizens of the state. SB 225
Leyva Public Employees’ Retirement System: disallowed compensation: benefit adjustments. SB 266
Pan Healing arts: clinical laboratories. SB 334
Hueso Employment: workers’ compensation. SB 416
Rubio Commission on Teacher Credentialing: membership. SB 478
Henry Stern Workers’ compensation. SB 542
Jackson California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018: consumer remedies. SB 561
Moorlach Open Financial Statements Act. SB 598
Hueso Public records: disclosure. SB 615
Leyva Work hours: scheduling. SB 850
Beall Foster Youth Services Coordinating Program: postsecondary education financial aid applications SB 860
Pan Sexually transmitted diseases. SB 885
Hill Relations: worker status: employees and independent contractors SB 900
Archuleta Criminal history information requests. SB 905
Galgiani Independent workers. SB 1039
Pan Postsecondary education: mental health counselors. SB 1083
Skinner Density Bonus Law: qualifications for incentives or concessions: student housing for lower income students: moderate-income persons and families: local government constraints. SB 1085
Umberg Civil procedure: electronic filing and remote depositions. SB 1146
hertzberg Community colleges: Los Angeles County Community Colleges Common Course Numbering Pilot Project. SB 1155
Durazo Public employment: labor relations: employee information. SB 1173
Leyva Unsolicited images. SB 1182
Stern Electricity: microgrids SB 1215
Skinner Electricity: distribution system: open access SB 1240
National advocacy
No
A brief description of how the institution engages in public policy advocacy for sustainability at the national level:
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International advocacy
No
A brief description of how the institution engages in public policy advocacy for sustainability at the international level:
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