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Oshkosh DEI Committee elects Cramp as chair, Kanak as vice chair
Summary
During its meeting, the Oshkosh City Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee held nominations and elected committee member Cramp to chair and Kanak to vice chair by roll-call vote; the record shows the motion to elect Cramp, a roll-call of ayes, and a separate nomination for Lisa Knaft earlier in the proceedings.
The Oshkosh City Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee elected committee member Cramp as chair and Kanak as vice chair during its June meeting after a nominations process and roll-call votes.
The committee began nominations for chair at the start of the meeting and heard a motion to elect Cramp. A motion to close nominations and elect Cramp was moved and seconded. A roll-call vote recorded "Aye" votes from Cramp, Peterson, Miller, Bulow and Kanak; no "no" votes were recorded in the meeting transcript. The committee then confirmed the selection and returned control to the newly elected chair.
The committee proceeded to nominate and elect a vice chair. The transcript includes a nomination saying, "I would like to nominate Lisa Knaft," but then records that "Since there's only 1 candidate for vice chair, may I ask for a motion to close nominations and elect Kanak as vice chair?" The motion to elect Kanak was moved, seconded and approved by roll-call votes listed as "Aye" from committee members on the record.
The meeting record shows formal actions (nominations, motions to close nominations, and roll-call votes) but does not identify the full names of the members who made the motions in the transcript text provided. The transcript includes multiple speaker turns saying "So moved" and "Second," but those speakers are not identified by full name in the provided record.
No other formal committee actions (ordinances, resolutions or funding votes) were taken during the reorganization portion of the meeting; the committee proceeded to a scheduled presentation and later to other agenda items.
Because the transcript contains a nomination for Lisa Knaft but the recorded outcome names Kanak as vice chair, the committee record as provided contains an internal inconsistency about the vice chair nomination that would benefit from confirmation in the official minutes.
