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Dr. Mark Chadsey
College Senate President
2012-2013
Associate Professor
Political Science and International Studies
facprez@brockport.edu
585-395-2586
(Senate Office)
585-395-2320
(Political Science)
Biography
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Release Time and Stipends for College Senate Presidents
College Senate Presidents: Present, Past, and Elect
- 1998-00 Thomas P. Bonner, Biological Sciences
- 1996-98 Anne H. Parsons, Academic Computing
- 1994-96 Roger Weir, Advisement and Counseling
- 1993-94 David Jewell, Recreation and Leisure
- 1992-93 William Stier, Physical Education and Sport
- 1991-92 Edward VanDuzer, Business Administration
- 1990-91 Thomas Kallen, Chemistry
- 1989-90 Diane Elliott, Nursing
- 1988-89 Lynn Parsons, History
- 1987-88 Richard Frey, Criminal Justice
- 1986-87 Roger Weir, Advisement and Counseling
- 1985-86 H. Jayne Vogan, Counselor Education
- 1984-85 Kenneth O'Brien, History
- 1983-84 Morris Beers, Education and Human Development
- 1982-83 Billy Reed, Communication
- 1981-82 Ginny Studer, Physical Education
- 1980-81 Lynn Parsons, History
- 1979-80 Robert Kemmerling, Counseling Center
- 1978-79 Charles Jenkins, Educational Administration
- 1977-78 Harold Greenstein, Philosophy
- 1976-77 Martilu Puthoff, Physical Education
- 1975-76 William Rock, Educational Administration
- 1974-75 Ara Zulalian, Health Science
- 1973-74 Henry L. Bretton, Political Science
- 1972-73 Jeanette D'Agostino, Curriculum and Instruction
- 1971-72 Robert S. Getz, Political Science
- 1970-71 Philip C. Hewitt, Earth Sciences
- 1969-70 C. Stuart Dube, III, Psychology
- 1968-69 Henry Gould, Biological Sciences
W. Wayne Dedman, History
- 1967-68 Ambrose L. Corcoran, Art
- 1966-67 Armand Burke, English
- 1965-66 Edward O. Stephany, Mathematics
- 1964-65 Donald J. McWherter, Political Science
- 1963-64 Richard Elton, Continuing Education
Release Time and Stipends for College Senate Presidents:
Faculty who are elected College Senate President receive release time for one course per semester. Their home department receives finances in the fall to hire an adjunct to teach the two courses (one per semester). Faculty who are not twelve month employees also receive a summer stipend which is paid through the summer sessions payroll. Non-teaching professionals elected to the College Senate receive release time comparable to that given to faculty and their department receives financial support to hire additional staff as well.
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