University Senate Meeting September 22, 2015
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1 University Senate Meeting September 22, 2015 To: From: University Senate Members Mitch Freymiller, Chair of University Senate The University Senate of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire will meet on Tuesday, September 22, 2015 from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. in the Dakota Ballroom of Davies Center. Agenda: 1) Approval of September 8, 2015 University Senate minutes (attached) 2) Administrator Remarks 3) Reports a) For the Record: Motions from APC a) Certificate in the History of Race, Gender, and Society within the Department of History b) Certificate in Global and Comparative History within the Department of History b) Report from University Senate Chair Freymiller c) Report from Faculty Representative Peterson d) Report from Academic Staff Representative Wilson 4) Special Orders a) University Senate Elections Elections for University Senate Committees (see details next page) b) University-wide Elections Elections to fill vacancies on University Committees (see details next page) 5) New Business 6) Announcements 7) Topic of the Day Role of Shared Governance The main agenda item for the University Senate meeting on September 22 nd is the Topic of the Day discussion on shared governance at UWEC. Tom Stafford, from UW System, will share information about changes to shared governance that were recently made to state statutes. Following his presentation, senators will break out into small groups, each of which will be facilitated by a member of the Senate Executive committee. Small groups are asked to discuss several questions and develop a short list of talking points that will be reported to the entire Senate. Following these reports, an open discussion will occur among senators and any interested members of the UWEC campus community. Please come to the meeting prepared to consider the following questions: 1. What does shared governance mean to you? 2. Why do you consider shared governance important? 3. What do you perceive as strengths and/or benefits of the model of shared governance currently used at UWEC? 4. What do you perceive as weaknesses and/or obstacles to the model of shared governance currently used at UWEC? 5. How should UWEC proceed with shared governance in light of the changes that were made to state statutes over the summer? 8) Adjournment
2 2 If you would like to add a nomination for the following please contact one of the University Senate Kristin Schaupp, [email protected] Marty Wood, [email protected] Jim Phillips, [email protected] Staci Heidtke, [email protected] Lois Slattery, [email protected] Ryan Banaszak, [email protected] Executive Committee Officers: Mitch Freymiller, Chair Sherrie Serros, Vice Chair Geoff Peterson, Political Science, Faculty Rep. Katie Wilson, Student Health Services, Academic Staff Rep Continuing members of the Executive Committee: Selika Ducksworth-Lawton, History Jean Pratt, Information Systems Rosa Jadack, Nursing Bob Hooper, Geology John Pollitz, Library Jennifer Dahl, Materials Science Douglas Olson, Management & Marketing Marty Wood, English Holly Hassemer, Academic Skills Luke Fedie, Counseling Services Linda Carlson, Languages Jason Anderson, University Centers 2 Vacancies for Faculty Senators: 1 year terms (1) Faculty Senators from the College Education and Human Sciences (1) Faculty Senators from Any Area College of EHS: Faculty Any Area: Ganga Vadhavkar, Communication & Journalism Academic Staff Personnel Committee ElectedSenators: Julie Aminpour, Continuing Education, APAS Heather Pearson, Admissions, APAS Odawa White, Multicultural Affairs, APAS Elected by Academic Staff at-large: Linda Carlson, Foreign Languages, IAS April Pierson, LTS, APAS Lori Snyder, Geology, IAS Katie Ritland-Clouse, Advising, APAS 1 Vacancy for Instructional Academic Staff Senator 3 year term Must serve on University Senate Must be IAS This committee meets alternate Tuesday s from 2-3 p.m.
3 IAS: 3 Physical Plant Planning Committee David Soll, Watershed Jill Markgraf, Library Jason Anderson, University Centers Julia Lehman Caldwell, Business Susan O Brien, Art & Design Chris Floyd, Biology Sean Hartnett, Geography Chris Hessel, Engineering Specialist 1 University Faculty Senator Vacancy 3 year term University Faculty: David Tschida, Communication & Journalism University Faculty: Ryan Jones, Music & Theatre Compensation Committee Continuing elected members: Elected Senators: Manda Riehl, Mathematics Kate Hinnant, Library Katie Wilson, Student Health Services Elected by University Faculty at-large: Dan Strouthes, Anthropology D Arcy Becker, Accounting & Finance Elected by University Academic Staff at-large: Robin Baker, Athletics Joey Bohl, Admissions 1 Vacancy (1) University Academic Staff Senator (3 year term) Can be from Any Area but must be a University Academic Staff Senator University Academic Staff: Jana Armstrong, Advising & New Student Initiatives If you would like to add a nomination for the following please contact one of the University Faculty John Stewart, [email protected] Li-Ying Bao, [email protected] Abby Hemmerich, [email protected] Marie-Claire Koissi, [email protected] Charles Bingen, [email protected] Faculty Complaint, Grievance and Termination Review Committee
4 Manda Riehl, Mathematics Ingolf Voegler, Geog./Anthro. Mary Beth Leibham, Psychology Cheryl Lapp, Nursing Marie Stadler, Comm. Sci. & Disorders Reiko Shinno, History Jeff Erger, Sociology Sherrie Serros, Mathematics Michael Fine, Pol. Science Michelle Kettler, Biology J. Todd Stephens, Spec. Educ. Thao Yang, Biochemistry Todd Wellnitz, Biology 4 5 Vacancies for tenured Faculty (Tenured with a Vote Code 1) (3) 3 year terms and (1) 2 year term and (1) 1 year term Report of the Nominating Committee Tenured Faculty: Mark Mowry, Music Tenured Faculty: Christa Garvey, Music Tenured Faculty: James Oberly, History & American Indian Studies Tenured Faculty: Lisa Quinn-Lee, Social Work Tenured Faculty: Jeff Goodman, Psychology Tenured Faculty: Geoff Peterson, Political Science If you would like to add a nomination for the following please contact one of the University Academic Staff Kim O Kelly, [email protected] Shannon Waterhouse, [email protected] Christina Mulock, [email protected] University Academic Staff Nominating Committee Expiring members: Kim O Kelly, Bursar Shannon Waterhouse, Student Affairs Christina Mulock, Services for Students with Disabilities 3 Vacancies for University Academic Staff (1) 3 year term and (1) 2 year term and (1) 1 year term Can serve consecutive University Academic Staff: Jasmine Case, Advising & New Student Initiatives University Academic Staff: Katie Wilson, Student Health Services University Academic Staff: Colleen Marchwick, International Education Academic Staff Complaint, Grievance & Review Committee Heather Pearson, Admissions Maria Carvalho, International Education Katie Ritland-Clouse, Advising Trudy Bement, Student Support Signe Matson, Advising
5 Faith Pawelski,, Academic Skills Kelly Murray, Biology Karen Morris, Communication & Journalism 5 1 Instructional Academic Staff Vacancy Must be Instructional Academic Staff (1) 1 year term Report of the University Academic Staff Nominating Committee Instructional Academic Staff: Valerie Guyant, English University Senate At-large 2 Instructional Academic Staff without faculty status At-Large Vacancies Instructional Academic Staff without Faculty Status (vote code 6) (1) 1 year term and (1) 3 year term Report of the University Academic Staff Nominating Committee IAS without faculty status at-large: IAS without faculty status at-large:
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