April 18, 2000
*** COMMITTEE NOMINATIONS ISSUE ***
Deadline for Written Nominations:
May 2, 2000, noon
Salem Chapter Office, SB205B
Chapter Meeting for Nominations:
Monday, May 3, 2000, 1:00 p.m.
The Mezzanine, College Commons, North Campus
Executive Committee Meeting
Monday, May 4, 2000, 9:00 a.m.
Presidential Dining Room, Ellison Campus Center,
North Campus
Committee Nominations
Please see the following list of committees with their membership requirements. If you wish toserve on any of these committees, please indicate your preferences below and return the form tothe Chapter office (SB205B) by noon on May 2nd. Additional nominations will be taken fromthe floor at the general chapter meeting on May 3rd at 1:00 p.m.
Contract Committee Vacancies 2000-2001 (One-Year Appointments): Full-Time Unit Members Only
All College Graduate Education Council
8 unit members; 1 from each academic area 5 unit members; 1 from each school and 4 at large; and 2 at large
Academic Policies Library/Media Development
16 unit members; 4 from each academic area, 7 unit members, including 3 at least 1 librarian librarians and 1 faculty from each academic area
Curriculum Student Affairs
16 unit members; 4 from each academic area 5 unit members
Special Announcement - Committee on Promotions
Nominations are being solicited now for the four (4) vacancies on the Committee on Promotions that carry a two-year term. These appointments will not be made by the Executive Committee but will be elected, if necessary, in September, by vote of the general membership. Nominees must be tenured and hold the rank of Associate Professor, Professor, Associate Librarian, Librarian or Senior Librarian. Nominees may not be chairs or candidates for promotion during their term. No more than one member per academic department may serve. Current members include Williams Adams (Chemistry/Physics), Ellen Golub (English) and Alan Young (Biology).
Non-Contractual Committee Vacancies 1998-2000 (Two Year Appointments) - Full-Time Unit Members Only
Athletic Council 3 unit members
College Bookstore Council 3 unit members
College Union Policy 2 unit members
O'Keefe Complex Policies and Procedures 3 unit members, at least 1 from SFL
Student Scholarship 3 unit members
Ad Hoc Committee on Day Care 2 unit members
Affirmative Action 3 unit members
ADA/Section 504 Task Force 3 unit members
Foreign Language Waiver 3 unit members, plus Foreign Language Chair
General Studies 4 unit members, 1 from each academic area
Financial Aid 2 unit members
Senior Awards 2 unit members
Who's Who Nominating Committee 2 unit members
Honor & Memorialize 3 unit members
Academic Speakers & Honorary Degrees 3 unit members
College Budget Committee 3 unit members
Institutional Research & Review 3 unit members
Academic Computing 6 unit members, at least 1 from each school, 2 from Arts & Sciences and 1 librarian
President's Advisory Committee on 4 unit members
Diversity Issues
Graduate Research Committee 3 unit members
Council on Teaching & Learning 5 unit members
Orientation 3 unit members
Ad Hoc Committee on Underage Drinking 2 unit members
Space/Reconfiguration Committee 3 unit members
College Wide Assessment Committee 11 unit members
College Wide Web Page Committee 4 unit members
Strategic Planning Committee 6 unit members, plus one PT member
College Wide Safety Committee 2 unit members
Salem Chapter/MSCA Committee Vacancies for 2000-2001 (Two-Year Appointments) - Full-Time & Part-Time Union Members Only
Please consult the Salem Chapter/MSCA Constitution and Bylaws (1994) for additional details on the
duties of these committees.
Constitution & Bylaws 5 union members
Election Committee 5 union members (none who serve on the Salem Chapter Executive Committee)
Political Action 5 union members
Nomination Committee 3 union members
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I am willing to serve on the following committees. (Please rank order your preferences):
Contractual Non-Contractual Salem/MSCA
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NAME DEPARTMENT
Please return to the Salem Chapter Office (SB205B) by May 2 at noon. Thank you for your
participation.
Salem Chapter/MSCA Committee Appointment Procedures
adopted April 16, 1996/revised November 6, 1997 & March 25, 1999
I. General Principles
All possible steps should be taken to maximize participation in governance by faculty and librarians. Committee appointments, especially to contract committees, should represent as diverse a group of members as possible. In particular, a balance among departments and between junior and senior faculty should be a goal.
A. No member may be appointed to more than one contract committee in a given academic year.
B. No more than one member from an academic department may be appointed to any given contract committee.
C. The 16 seats on the Curriculum and Academic Policies Committees shall be allocated evenly among the four academic areas as redistributed (see VI, below).
D. The five (5) seats on the Graduate Education Council shall be allocated as follows: one (1) seat to be held by a member of the graduate faculty from each School (Arts & Sciences, Business, and Human Services) and two (2) seats to remain at-large held by members of the graduate faculty.
E. The eight (8) seats on the All-College Committee shall be allocated as follows: one (1) seat to be held by a member of each of the four (4) Academic Areas and four (4) seats to remain at-large.
III. For non-contract, special and ad hoc committees, consideration should be given not only to the composition of the committee but how many committee appointments an individual member currently holds. Greater effort should be made to appoint members not already appointed to committees.
IV. Procedures
A. Whenever practicable, all committee appointments should be posted for the general membership's nomination.
B. When nominations have been solicited for committee service at the expiration of the committee terms (one year for contract committees, two years for non-contract committees), any remaining vacancies should be re-posted early in the fall for additional nominations from newly hired members and those returning from leaves of absence.
C. After this second posting, the chapter president is authorized to fill any remaining vacancies in accordance with these procedures.
D. Whenever practicable, vacancies that arise on committees should be posted for the general membership's nomination. When this is not practicable, the chapter president shall be authorized to fill vacancies as soon as possible.
V. Sabbatical and Unpaid Leaves of Absence
A. Members on a paid or unpaid leave of absence may not be appointed to any committee during the academic year or years of their leaves. An exception shall be to fill vacancies which arise after the member has returned from leave.
B. Members appointed to complete any committee term shall finish the term.
VI. Distribution of Departments
In an effort to equalize the representation of faculty and librarians on the Curriculum and Academic Policies Committees, the following redistribution of departments was adopted by the Executive Committee. Four departments were moved in order to accomplish the equalization of the number of unit members and departments within each academic area represented on the Curriculum and Academic Policies Committees.
Academic Area A
BIO CHE
GLS MAT
CSC NUR
Academic Area B
ART ENG
FL MUS
PHL THA
IDS LIB
Academic Area C
ECO GEO
HIS PSY
SOC POL
SFL
Academic Area D
ACC/FIN MGT
MKT MIS
EDU SWK
CRJ