The Academic Senate is the official representative body of the faculty of the University and speaks on behalf of the faculty on matters within its purview. The purpose of this organization is to recommend policy on curricular, promotion, retention and tenure matters, and other matters that affect faculty.

The Faculty Handbook
The Faculty Handbook contains the official policies that have been recommended by the Academic Senate and approved by the President.

Minutes of the Academic Senate and Standing Committees
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Issues before the Academic Senate

Resolution of Principles Regarding Possible Conversion to Semesters

Post Promotion Increase Program (PPI) 

  1. General Information, including eligibility requirements
  2. Directions for Applying for a PPI (note: you must have been notified that you are eligible) and Directions for Appealing awards
  3. Application Cover Sheet
  4. Appeal Cover Sheet
  5. PPI Frequently Asked Questions
  6. Collective Bargaining Agreement, Article 31 (in relevant part)

 

Senate Ballot Counting Program

The Academic Senate Committee Membership List and the University Committee Service Survey Form are available in the Public Folders under Academic Senate

Academic Senate Staff
Eileen Roberts, Administrative Analyst  Specialist
Jean Lazo-Uy, Administrative Support Coordinator
Office: Administration 317
Tel: 323.343.3750
FAX: 323.343.6495

Executive Committee of the Academic Senate
The Executive Committee plans the actions of the Senate including the agenda and serves as a link between the Standing Committees and the Academic Senate.

The Summer 2009 Executive Committee

Chair:  Scott Bowman, Political Science
Vice Chair:  Marlene Zepeda, Child and Family Studies
Secretary:  Cari Flint, Communication Disorders 
At Large:  Randy Campbell, Special Education and Counseling
At Large:  Edward Klein, Communication Disorders
At Large:  Nancy McQueen, Biological Sciences
At Large:  Michael Soldatenko, Chicano Studies

The 2008-2009 Executive Committee

Chair:  Kevin T. Baaske, Communication Studies
Vice Chair:  Robert Land, Curriculum and Instruction
Secretary:  Scott Bowman, Political Science
Past Chair:  Raymond E. Garcia, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Senior Statewide Senator: Kevin T. Baaske, Communication Studies
At Large:  Cari Flint, Communication Disorders
At Large:  Nancy Hunt, Special Education
At Large:  Nancy McQueen, Biological Sciences
At Large:  Marlene Zepeda, Child and Family Studies

 

 

 

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