Location: Washington State Department of Corrections (located inside the Edna Lucille Goodrich Building) 7345 Linderson Way SW Tumwater, WA 98501. Conference room #1028.
Time: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Date: Tuesday, November 20, 2018
Directions: From I-5 South: Take exit 101 and turn left onto Tumwater Blvd. Go about a quarter mile and take a left at the light onto Linderson Way. The Edna Lucille Goodrich Building is the first building on the left.
From I-5 North: Follow I-5 to Exit 101 and take a right onto Tumwater Blvd. Continue and take a left at the first intersection, Linderson Way. The Edna Lucille Goodrich Building is the first building on the left.

Parking and other information: There are a limited number of parking spots in the visitor lot. There is also a limited amount of free street parking on 73^rd Avenue. Visitors are highly encouraged to carpool or take public transportation. Please check in at the front security desk have your state ID or other photo ID ready. If you park your personal vehicle in the visitor lot, please note the make and model with the security desk when you check in.

RSVP: Please RSVP on EventBrite no later than November 16, 2018.

 Meeting Agenda November 20, 2018

Speaker Line Up

Annie Barrett, Vibrant Soulful, Eating Healthy During the Holidays
The holidays are fast approaching. Many of us will be attending office potlucks and numerous holiday parties. Extra sweets and snacks will also be guests at those holiday get-togethers. But you don’t have to sacrifice fun and flavor to stay healthy during the holidays. Health Coach Annie Barrett from Vibrant Soulful will stop by and teach us some healthy eating tips to maintain wellness during the holidays.

Eileen Yoshina, Puget Sound Educational Service District, Leading with Racial Equity: Beyond Diversity and Inclusion
The Puget Sound Educational Service District adopted a mission to eliminate the opportunity gap by leading with racial equity. Eileen Yoshina, manager of equity in education, will share learnings about what it means to lead with racial equity, how this work differs from cultural competence, diversity and inclusion efforts, and facilitate discussion about the future of racial equity work in Washington state.

Cheri Randich, Legislative Information Center, Navigating the Legislative WebsiteI want to learn about legislation, but how do I do it? Where do I go? Who sponsored this bill? What does it mean?  Tracking and understanding bills and laws that impact us can be confusing. Cheri Randich with the Legislative Information Center will give an interactive, easy tutorial on how to use the Washington State Legislature’s  website to find what you’re looking for.

Washington State Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler, Successes and Challenges of Health Care Reform
Wellness is one of the ICSEW’s key values. Access to health care impacts everyone. Health care in Washington state is always evolving, one of the most recent changes being the Affordable Care Act. Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler will speak with us about his office and how it has addressed successes and challenges while our health care system evolves.

ICSEW Meeting Calendar updated 10/23/2018

Attendance Policy

Regular attendance at committee meetings is essential to ensure that decisions made represent the opinions of the committee as a whole. An ICSEW representative may forfeit their appointment as a result of poor attendance.

Notice of all absences must be provided to the Membership Chair. An absence will be excused when notice is provided at least two days in advance of the meeting AND the representative has arranged for an alternate to attend in their absence.

Two unexcused absences in a row will result in the Membership Subcommittee contacting the representative’s director or equivalent. View the attendance policy 620.0 on our Policies and Procedures Page.

Meeting Rules & Guidelines

1. Members serve as goodwill ambassadors for their agency and the Governor of the State of Washington.
2. Members are on time.
3. Members are engaged and actively participating.
4. Members treat their member colleagues and guests with respect by not interrupting or putting others down.
5. Members are accountable for their words and actions.
6. Members keep an open mind and assume the best.
7. Members are encouraged to voice differing options. The sum of the part is greater than the whole.
8. Members will share and utilize their business knowledge.
9. Members will make decisions in an inclusive manner.
10. Members will introduce themselves to someone new or someone they do not know.
11. On meeting days, members are asked to avoid the use of scented deodrants, hair products, body sprays, and lotions in consideration of others. Members are encouraged to choose an unscented version of these items.
12. Members notify the Membership Subcommittee Chair in advance if you will be absent from a meeting.

Resources

• Meeting Voting Proxy Form– missing a meeting? Complete the proxy form to give your alternate voting authority in your absence.