[john1082]

What I would keep:

1. Risk management. It is how the world works today and I would keep our program intact, but perhaps simplify the paper flow - do it on line and route electronically.

2. HQ and HQ building in Indianapolis. We own it, it works. What I might do is move LCAP off-site, and perhaps the Foundation as well, to free up some space, but this would be dependent on cost containment. We're running out of space and something has got to give.

3. Slow, steady, expansion.

What I would change:

1. The Constitution and Stat Code used to be two separate documents. I would un-merge them.

2. Fix the discipline section of the C & SC to make the process easier to understand and less cumbersome to administer. John C. Marshall, Brandeis, Earl Warren, Solomon, Moses, and Hammaraubi together could not correctly administer the discipline system as it is written.

3. I'd look at programming and see what needs to be tweaked. Although it is heresy, I'd take a look at Impact and see if the whole 4 step process is really getting us where we want to go. I understand that we have a financial committment to the program and some folks have a tremendous investment of emotional capital int he process, but I was the king, I'd look at the program now that we've been at it for a couple of undergraduate 'generations'.