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Volume 40
Number 16
April 17, 2008 |
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Senate committee election slate announced
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This year’s slate of candidates for seats on the 15 University Senate standing committees has been set. There are three openings on each committee. Voting will take place April 28-May 9.
• Admissions and student aid: Rakie Cham, engineering; Consuella Lewis, education; Vicky Hoffman, business; Julius Kitutu, nursing; Robin Kear, University Library System (ULS); Tony Novosel, history.
• Anti-discriminatory policies: Maher O. Ayyash, psychiatry/medicine; Deborah Brake, law; Robin Gandley, medicine; Jordan Karp, psychiatry/medicine; Paolo Palmieri, history and philosophy of science; Cindy Popovich, psychology; John Siegel, Health Sciences Library System (HSLS).
• Athletics: Toby Chapman, chemistry; Jean Ann Croft, ULS; Marie Fioravanti, nursing; Suman Golla, medicine; Timothy Kane, medicine; Don Martin, education; Donna Nativio, nursing; Jaspaal Singh, physical medicine and rehabilitation/medicine.
• Benefits and welfare: Sandra Founds, nursing; Stephen Lai, medicine; Yong Li, medicine; Alan Meisel, law; Terry Northcutt, nursing; Michael Pinsky, medicine; Angelina Riccelli, dental medicine; Linda Rinaman, neuroscience; Mark Scott, ULS.
• Budget policies: Yuanpu Peter Di, public health; Christopher J. Marquette, behavioral science, UPG; Carrie Iwema, HSLS; Paula Sherwood, nursing; Sue Skledar, pharmacy.
• Bylaws and procedures: James Cassaro, ULS; Marilyn Davies, nursing; Joe Grabowski, chemistry; Ted Rice, pharmacy.
• Commonwealth relations: Carl Fertman, education; Kimberly Latta, English; Ronald Neufeld, engineering; Bob Daley, computer science; Stella Smetanka, law.
• Community relations: Burhan Gharaibeh, medicine; Denise Chisholm, health and rehabilitation sciences; Marian Hampton, ULS; Susan Wieczorek, communication, UPJ.
• Computer usage: Vincent Arena, public health; Gilles Clermont, medicine; Karen Courtney, nursing; Alexandros Labrinidis, computer science; Luis Vargas, business; Xiuying Zou, ULS.
• Educational policies: Amy Aggelou, health and rehabilitation sciences; Judith Erlen, nursing; Ethan Pullman, ULS; Priya Krishna, medicine; Charlene Trovato, education.
• Library: Lou Berry, education; Heidi Donovan, nursing; Rhobert Evans, public health; Jean Latimer, medicine; Margaret Rosenzweig, nursing; Andrew Strathern, anthropology; Michael Vanyukov, pharmacy.
• Plant utilization and planning: Alice Blazeck, nursing; Paul Munro, information sciences; Susanne Leers, law; Susan Neuman, ULS.
• Student affairs: Jacob Deininger, ULS, UPG; Laura Fonzi, education; Kathy Magdic, nursing; Melissa Tabbarah, medicine; Tricia Tuite, nursing.
• Tenure and academic freedom: Carey Balaban, medicine; Robert Edwards, medicine; Sean Hughes, education; Irina Livezeanu, history; Kenneth McCarty, medicine; Ann Ronchetti, ULS; Manuel Vallejo, medicine.
• University Press: Faith Adiele, English; William Chase, history; Annette Dabbs, nursing; Kathleen DeWalt, anthropology; Seymour Drescher, history; Alberta Sbragia, political science; Valerie Weis, law; Michael West, English.
In other Senate election news, the slate is complete for Faculty Assembly candidates. (See April 3 University Times.)
Sabina Deitrick of the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs is a candidate for Faculty Assembly. Deitrick had not declared her candidacy by the time the April 3 University Times went to press.
Voting for Faculty Assembly members will continue until tomorrow, April 18.
—Peter Hart
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