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De Anza budget cuts and DASG’s role in supporting the school

De Anza budget cuts and DASG’s role in supporting the school

Georgina Munoz-Villanueva | June 29, 2023

Editor’s Note: This story has been updated to properly attribute information to the underfunding of mentioned services. Over the past few years, De Anza has cut several staff positions in athletics...

Two full trashcans on the De Anza College campus show the impacts of having a small custodial staff.

Cuts to janitorial staff budget create campus problems

Georgina Munoz-Villanueva | March 26, 2023

As of 2022, De Anza College’s custodial staff is made up of 29 members, ranging from custodial managers to grounds maintenance workers. In addition to losing 14 staff members in the last 15 years, some...

The IPBT committee plans to promote diversity amid the threat of budget cuts.

De Anza College IPBT committee seeks to promote, increase diversity amid budget cuts

Jennifer Smith, Reporter | October 7, 2020
The Instructional Planning & Budget committee is seeking a more inclusive organizational structure, following concerns about equity that threaten to disband the committee.

DASB cuts bike program, ICC funding, increases HEFAS, special allocations funding

Kathleen Quinn and Aliya Nupbay | March 10, 2020

Over $6,500 was cut from DASB Senate’s finance committee’s proposed budget, but it did not result in many redistributions for programs in Fund 41 that had been cut considerably in the proposed budget. Halina...

DASB Senate discusses budget cuts

DASB Senate discusses budget cuts

Taylor Park, Staff Reporter | February 19, 2020

The DASB Senate discussed justifications about budget cuts and raises within the proposed 2020-21 budget, including budget cuts in campus programs and student payroll and increases in wages for DASB Senate...

Athletic director Kulwat Singh, mens and womens water polo coach Danielle Altman and assistant athletic director Nick Mattis present a comment to the DASB senate about their thoughts on the budget cuts at the Feb. 6 meeting.

De Anza athletics budget clipped by DASB senate

Tyson Tsoi and Thomas Anthony | February 21, 2019

All De Anza athletics teams will experience cuts in their conference and travel expenses during the 2019- 2020 school year, after the DASB senate voted to allocate only $55,000 for the athletic department. The...

Severe budget cut recommendations for various De Anza College programs

Julia Kolman, Staff Writer | February 6, 2019

Student senators announced the 2019-2020 budget recommendations during the Jan. 30 DASB meeting. Carolyn Nguyen, president, and Ian Robertsson, chair of finance, reported the finance committee’s funding...

Fewer resources available for future De Anza students

Stephanie Lam and Shiri Marwaha | January 13, 2019

Students will see an absence of classified staff in the Student Success Center after a consensus vote was passed, eliminating six classified positions during a joint College Council, Administrative Services,...

De Anza College Football saved

Christian Trujano, Editor-in-Chief | December 3, 2018

After two weeks of strategic planning, the De Anza College football program has been saved from elimination, for now. The Instructional Planning and Budget team voted Nov. 27 to give award-winning...

IPBT kicks off program review process with questionnaire revision

My Do and Miguel Cerda | November 24, 2018

The Instructional Planning and Budget Team started the program review process on Nov. 12 by breaking into four working groups to revise the questionnaire. IPBT co-chair Lorrie Ranck said the purpose of...

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