The Chancellor's Committee on Women (CCW) was established in April 1996. The CCW is an informed advocate for all women on campus — classified and unclassified staff; tenure-track and non-tenure track faculty; undergraduate, graduate, and professional students; and administrators.

• We monitor the status of women on campus.
• We recommend policy to create significant change.
• We work to assure justice and equity for women at CU-Boulder.

The CCW is comprised of representatives of all women on campus. The CCW has undertaken initiatives in the following areas in the past several years:

• Data collection and reporting on the status of women. These data were not previously collected.
• Active participation in diversity efforts and committees across campus.
• Promotion and support for the development of mentoring programs for women faculty.
• Continual monitoring and feedback on sexual harassment policy and revisions to the policy.
• Safety and health initiatives for women on campus.

The CCW intends to initiate or continue actions as a result of its analysis and findings for this Status of Women Report:

• Nominate women faculty and staff for awards and leadership development opportunities.
• Encourage enhancement or establishment of mentoring programs for women faculty and staff.
• Issue annual reports to hold the administration accountable.

The 1998-1999 members of the CCW were:

• Rajani Adhikary, Student
• Carole Anderson, Employee Development, Co-chair
• Mary Bonneville, Retired Faculty, MCDB
• Whitney Browne, Student
• Susan Dean, Libraries
• Yem Fong, Libraries, Co-chair
• Janet Garcia, Foreign Student and Scholar Services
• Maggie Guntren, Student
• Chonín Horno-Delgado, Spanish and Portuguese
• Gina Kozik-Rosabal, Women's Resource Center
• Robbie Martinez, Employee Benefits
• Nina Molinaro, Spanish and Portuguese
• Doris Olsen, Counseling Services
• Sherry Snyder, Student Programs, College of Engineering
• Jill Tietjen, Women in Engineering Program
• Cheryl Wilson, Women's Resource Center