πŸ“… 2024-07-01 β€” Session: Developed strategy for electoral process modernization

πŸ•’ 18:45–19:20
🏷️ Labels: Electoral Process, Modernization, Electronic Voting, Objections, Strategy
πŸ“‚ Project: Business
⭐ Priority: MEDIUM

Session Goal:

The session aimed to develop a comprehensive strategy for modernizing the electoral processes at the Faculty of Exact and Natural Sciences (FCEN).

Key Activities:

  • Procedural Proposal: Created a strategic template for presenting a declaration to modernize electoral processes, including a draft by the Data Science Degree Commission.
  • Meeting Strategy: Outlined a guide for discussing electoral process modernization, detailing an initial statement and presentation strategy.
  • Handling Rejections: Developed strategies for managing objections and rejections in resistant environments, proposing an informal and gradual approach to gain support.
  • Objection Responses: Prepared responses to anticipated objections regarding the proposal’s viability and relevance to ensure understanding and acceptance.
  • Electronic Voting Plan: Detailed an action plan for implementing electronic voting systems, covering steps from planning to post-election evaluation.
  • Regulation Adaptation: Outlined adapted regulations for electronic voting, emphasizing secure voting through official university email accounts.
  • Digital ID Proposal: Analyzed the inclusion of digital ID copies in electronic voting for enhanced security and simplicity.

Achievements:

  • Developed a comprehensive framework for modernizing electoral processes at FCEN.
  • Prepared strategic responses to potential objections, facilitating smoother implementation.
  • Established a detailed plan for electronic voting systems, ensuring readiness for execution.

Pending Tasks:

  • Finalize the draft declaration for presentation to the Faculty Council.
  • Conduct a pilot test of the electronic voting system to identify potential issues.
  • Gather feedback from stakeholders on the proposed changes and address any additional concerns.