MEETINGS:
RESOLUTIONS:
Proposals Before the Committees, "Log"
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Enrollment Planning and Policies Committee
Faculty and Staff Policies Committee
General Education and Curriculum Policies Committee
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COLLEGE SENATE
announcements / what is the College Senate / office hours /
log of committee action /
log of committee action - pending only
passed resolutions / units of representation / Senator roster
College
Senate Office - Dr. Thambrahalli M. Rao, President 2008-2009 |
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608 Allen Administration Building (585) 395-2586 |
2008-09 Office
Hours |
Secretary to the President |
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Open: College Closings: Office Assistant: |
Adair Y. Korn
Senate Office |
SPRING ELECTIONS
Nomination Petitions are due at the Senate Office, 608 Allen, by noon on February 26, 2009. These are the offices to fill. Elections will take place the first week of March.
- President-elect 2009-2010 (serves as President 2010-11)
- Senators-at-Large 2009-2011 (1 part-time and 2 full-time teaching/non-teaching professional openings)
- University Senator 2009-2012 (participates in state-wide faculty senate meetings)
Check Article One of the Bylaws for eligibility to vote and to run for office at http://www.collegesenate/bylaws.html.
What is the College Senate?
The Faculty Bylaws state: The faculty has the obligation to participate significantly in the initiation, development and implementation of the educational program of the College, including primary responsibility for curricular development, admissions and scholarship standards, and the academic, professional and physical environment of the College.The College Senate is authorized by the Policies of the Board of Trustees of the State University of New York, Article X.The Senate consists of teaching faculty as well as professional staff who have official voting faculty status in the College. The Senators are elected by their units of representation according to the provisions of the Bylaws, and each Senator serves on a standing committee which reviews new policies to be presented to the entire College Senate for discussion and a vote.The SUNY Brockport College Senate facilitates bidirectional communication between the College and the SUNY-wide University Faculty Senate.
The standing committees are Enrollment Planning & Policies, Faculty & Professional Staff Policies, General Education & Curriculum, Graduate Curriculum & Policies, Student Policies, and Undergraduate Curriculum & Policies committees. Senators may also be asked to serve as Senate observers/consultants on search committees or on ad hoc committees as the need arises. See the Bylaws for a complete description of the duties and eligibility standards.
