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Dear Members of Academic Units:

On December 8, 2014 Senate approved a motion creating an ad hoc committee to examine Fossil Fuel Divestment.听 The committee and its mandate were finalized in June, and it held its first meeting in July. By way of follow-up to the notice from Senate inviting input into its work, the ad hoc Committee of Senate on Fossil Fuel Divestment would like to invite all academic units who self-identify as potentially affected by fossil fuel divestment to submit to the ad hoc committee a two page summary statement outlining possible pros and cons from either divesting or not divesting to their academic programs and research.听 Units are encouraged to provide evidence where possible. Appendices and attachments are permitted.

The committee鈥檚 mandate identifies September 15th as the formal deadline for submissions, but the committee will continue to review submissions received on or before September 30, 2015. The ad hoc committee does not require the submissions to be approved by each Faculty Council, but would encourage units to develop their submission with open consultation throughout the unit, including student societies.听 The level of support the submission has received should be clearly identified. The ad hoc committee will receive these reports and prepare a summary document collating the possible pros and cons of proposed divestment and submit this to Senate.
Please distribute this request for a two page submission to all members of your academic units that may potentially be affected by fossil fuel divestment. Please note that the two page submission should be received by Andrea Power, Associate Secretary, Senate, University Secretariat by September 30, 2015 at andrea.power@dal.ca.

If you have any questions, please contact Andrea Power, Associate Secretary, Senate.
Thank you.
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AD HOC COMMITTEE ON FOSSIL FUEL DIVESTMENT:
Meinhard Doelle, Schulich School of Law
Adam Donaldson, Faculty of Engineering
Tom Duck, Faculty of Science
Ruth Forsdyke, Faculty of Science
Keith Taylor, Faculty of Science
Jeremy Banks, Faculty of Architecture and Planning