October 2023 - Generalcounsel - lists.northcarolina.edu

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30 Oct '23

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Memo to Chancellors from President Peter Hans
by Andrew T Tripp 17 Oct '23

17 Oct '23

Campus GCs: I'm sending this memo from President Hans to the Chancellors that went out earlier today. Andrew Tripp From: Peter Hans via Unc_chancellors <unc_chancellors(a)lists.northcarolina.edu<mailto:unc_chancellors@lists.northcarolina.edu>> Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2023 12:37 PM To: unc_chancellors(a)lists.northcarolina.edu<mailto:unc_chancellors@lists.northcarolina.edu> Subject: [Unc_chancellors] Memo to Chancellors Chancellors, Please see attached. PH

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FW: IR Follow Up - Collecting race information on admissions applications
by Andrew T Tripp 16 Oct '23

16 Oct '23

Senior Lawyers: I'm sharing a note that Diane Marian in our office sent out to the Institutional Research list serve earlier today. You'll see that these comments track our August 2023 Directives. I am writing to each of you for your awareness. Thank you. Andrew Tripp From: Diane E. Marian <demarian(a)northcarolina.edu> Sent: Monday, October 16, 2023 2:48 PM To: 'unc-ir(a)lists.northcarolina.edu' <unc-ir(a)lists.northcarolina.edu> Cc: Andrew T Tripp <attripp(a)northcarolina.edu>; Michael R. Delafield <mrdelafield(a)northcarolina.edu> Subject: IR Follow Up - Collecting race information on admissions applications Hi Everyone, I appreciated the robust discussion we had on the system-wide IR call last Tuesday about collecting race/ethnicity information on applications. I've conferred with our Division of Legal Affairs and I wanted to share some updates with you: * For the upcoming admissions cycle, meaning applications for entrance in 2024 terms, you must ensure that personnel reviewing applications and making admissions decisions do not have access to any race/ethnicity information about applicants. This advice was included in the August 2023 Directives<https://www.northcarolina.edu/wp-content/uploads/reports-and-documents/lega…> circulated by our Division of Legal Affairs. * In some cases it may be possible to remove the question from applications and avoid collecting the information entirely, but given the timing of the admissions cycle you may not be able to make a change to the admission application. If you cannot avoid collecting the information entirely as part of the admissions process, then access to the information must be restricted. Some have referred to this approach as "firewalling data". It is recommended that the restriction be implemented in such a way that you are able to demonstrate that those making admissions decisions don't have access to race/ethnicity information. * The ultimate goal is to remove the question from the admission application altogether so that no UNC System campuses are collecting race/ethnicity information at the application stage. * We understand that there may be variance across the System in interpretation of the directives and approaches to making changes to the admissions application process. You should work with your General Counsel to understand the approach at your institution. If you believe that you have identified any legal or compliance-related reasons why race/ethnicity data must be collected at the application stage, you are encouraged to discuss that with your General Counsel as well. And encourage him or her to feel free to reach out to our Division of Legal Affairs - many campuses are already doing this. * The Student Data Mart (SDM) team at the System Office is exploring options to make certain the SDM can accommodate applications without race/ethnicity data and still comply with federal reporting obligations as to enrollees. We will keep you updated on our progress and approach. Thank you for your attention to this important matter, Diane Diane E. Marian, PhD Vice President for Enterprise Data and Chief Data Officer The University of North Carolina System (919) 843-8613 | demarian(a)northcarolina.edu<mailto:demarian@northcarolina.edu> [cid:image002.jpg@01DA003E.8278D420]<https://www.northcarolina.edu/> www.northcarolina.edu<http://www.northcarolina.edu/> E-mails sent to or from this e-mail address that relate to public business are public records and may be subject to public access under the North Carolina public records law.

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Fw: Draft Regulation for Review: Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Teams
by Michael R. Delafield 04 Oct '23

04 Oct '23

Michael R. Delafield, Senior Associate General Counsel ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Office of Legal Affairs | UNC System Office 223 S. West St., Ste. 1800 | Raleigh, North Carolina 27603 (919) 962.6162 (direct) ________________________________ From: Michael R. Delafield <mrdelafield(a)northcarolina.edu> Sent: Wednesday, October 4, 2023 5:49 PM To: '<seniorlaw(a)northcarolina.edu>' <seniorlaw(a)northcarolina.edu> Cc: Frederick E Sellers <fesellers(a)northcarolina.edu>; Norma R Houston <nrhouston(a)northcarolina.edu> Subject: Fw: Draft Regulation for Review: Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Teams Good afternoon GCs, I hope you are all doing well. Please see the email below from Fred Sellers to your threat assessment team chairs and co-chairs, requesting review and comment on the attached draft System Office regulation on threat assessment teams. As stated below, please submit all responses to Taliyah Daniels at tddaniels(a)northcarolina.edu by COB on Wednesday, October 18th. Drafts are also being sent to your CHROs and Student Affairs for their input. Please contact me with any questions or concerns. Thanks, Mike Michael R. Delafield, Senior Associate General Counsel ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Office of Legal Affairs | UNC System Office 223 S. West St., Ste. 1800 | Raleigh, North Carolina 27603 (919) 962.6162 (direct) ________________________________ From: Frederick E Sellers <fesellers(a)northcarolina.edu> Sent: Wednesday, October 4, 2023 5:26 PM To: Andrew Stephenson <stephensonam1(a)appstate.edu>; FARANESHL16(a)ECU.EDU <FARANESHL16(a)ECU.EDU>; lsjohnson(a)ecsu.edu <lsjohnson(a)ecsu.edu>; jcouncil(a)uncfsu.edu <jcouncil(a)uncfsu.edu>; tmnelso3(a)ncsu.edu <tmnelso3(a)ncsu.edu>; BHartis(a)ncsbi.gov <BHartis(a)ncsbi.gov>; Melody Pierce (NCAT) <mcpierce(a)ncat.edu>; Joy Hartfield (NCCU) <Jhartfield(a)nccu.edu>; brian.wiggs <brian.wiggs(a)ncssm.edu>; justin.gildner <justin.gildner(a)ncssm.edu>; mpugh1(a)unca.edu <mpugh1(a)unca.edu>; desireer(a)email.unc.edu <desireer(a)email.unc.edu>; kloeker-webster(a)uncc.edu <kloeker-webster(a)uncc.edu>; Jeff.Baker(a)uncc.edu <Jeff.Baker(a)uncc.edu>; cdjasso(a)uncg.edu <cdjasso(a)uncg.edu>; bacarte2(a)uncg.edu <bacarte2(a)uncg.edu>; Jeffery Howard <jeffery.howard(a)uncp.edu>; Sims, Patrick J <simsp(a)uncsa.edu>; walkerm(a)uncw.edu <walkerm(a)uncw.edu>; Preiss, Lori A <preissl(a)uncw.edu>; sammiller(a)email.wcu.edu <sammiller(a)email.wcu.edu>; Cory Causby <causby(a)email.wcu.edu>; Kapell, Jon D. <kapelljd(a)wssu.edu>; sloanl(a)wssu.edu <sloanl(a)wssu.edu>; NC Arboretum Emily West <emilywest(a)ncarboretum.org>; Lynch, Terry <terry.lynch(a)ncssm.edu>; Brinkley, Frank V <brinkleyf(a)uncw.edu>; Davis, Gary T <davisg(a)uncsa.edu>; McMasters, Tommy <mcmasterst(a)uncsa.edu>; Kyle Smith <Kyle.Smith(a)uncp.edu>; George Johnson <George.Johnson2(a)uncp.edu> Cc: Norma R Houston <nrhouston(a)northcarolina.edu>; Michael R. Delafield <mrdelafield(a)northcarolina.edu>; Bethany D. Meighen <bdmeighen(a)northcarolina.edu>; Darryl Bass <dbass(a)northcarolina.edu>; Taliyah D Daniels <tddaniels(a)northcarolina.edu>; April L Thompson <althompson(a)northcarolina.edu>; Brent T. Herron <bherron(a)northcarolina.edu>; Frederick E Sellers <fesellers(a)northcarolina.edu> Subject: Draft Regulation for Review: Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Teams BTAT Chairs and Co-Chairs, Good afternoon. Many thanks for your consistent participation in the Behavioral Threat Assessment Training opportunities. I wanted to follow-up and share that the System Office is currently working on a regulation identified as Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Teams. Each campus has a current policy or are drafting a policy related to this topic. The UNC System Office is sharing a draft regulation as an opportunity to add language to further support the great work by each campus. If possible, we are asking each of you to review the current draft regulation and provide any edits or recommendations. The draft regulation will also be forwarded to the following affinity groups on your campuses: * CHROs * General Counsel * Student Affairs The System Office anticipates receiving all feedback no later than COB on Wednesday, October 18, 2023. Please forward all responses to Taliyah Daniels, Presidential Scholar, at tddaniels(a)northcarolina.edu<mailto:tddaniels@northcarolina.edu>. Thanks in advance for your assistance. Fred Sellers FREDERICK E. SELLERS Vice President for Safety and Enterprise Risk Management 223 S West Street, Suite 1800 Raleigh, NC 27603 p: (919) 962-6018 c: (919) 903-2568 fesellers(a)northcarolina.edu<mailto:fesellers@northcarolina.edu> www.northcarolina.edu<http://www.northcarolina.edu/> [email-signature-logo]

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