From: "Peter B Gilkey" <gilkey@uoregon.edu>
To: "John E Bonine (UO)" <jbonine@uoregon.edu>, paulvd@uoregon.edu,
gwens@uoregon.edu

Dear Paul and Gwen.

Pursuant to the email cited below, I hereby request to be placed on the Agenda
for the February meeting of the UO Senate so that I can give notice of motion
for the March meeting of the UO Senate. The motion in question will deal with
the Conflict of Interest policy statement/associated disclosure form(s)/and
related matters. I will submit the motion in question to the Senate Rules
Committee and to the President of the Senate no later than Sunday 1 March 2009
which is the requisite 10 days before the March meeting. (Assuming I have the
dates right). Given the nature of the matter in question, there may be more
than one motion - but all deal with COI. And, one supposes possibly, COC. I
wish to cast the net widely.

Respectfully submitted

Peter B Gilkey
Vice President of the UO Senate

Dear John.

Will do.

From: "John E Bonine (UO)" <jbonine@uoregon.edu>
To: "'Peter B Gilkey'" <gilkey@uoregon.edu>
Cc:   paulvd@uoregon.edu
Dear Peter, I will be pleased if you do the honors.

John

From: Peter B Gilkey [mailto:gilkey@uoregon.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2009 4:28 PM
To: jbonine@uoregon.edu
Cc: paulvd@uoregon.edu
Subject: Re: adhoc: Message from Chair - extended meeting tomorrow?
 John.



 I have looked at the schedule. As I said at one of our meetings, it
 would be best to have notice of motion given at the February Senate
 Meeting as a "placeholder". It does not commit to having a motion
 on COI to present. But it makes it possible.



 I would be charmed to give such notice of motion in my capacity as
 Vice President of the UO Senate. I would be equally charmed to have
 you do it in your capacity as chair of the COIC committee. Its your
 call. Let me know your wishes.



 PBG