College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Committees

Faculty Elections, Spring, 2013

Elections were held online, 6-13 May 2013.


Arts and Sciences Promotions Committee

This committee has six faculty members, two from each division: Humanities, Social Sciences and History, Natural Sciences and Mathematics, with no more than one member from any one department of the college. Nominees must be tenured professors or associate professors. At least four of the six faculty members, and at least one from each division, must hold the rank of Professor.  Voting is across the college, with the entire eligible faculty voting for candidates from all divisions.   Terms are for two years with one member from each division to be elected each year. Only tenured and tenure-track faculty are eligible to vote for the promotions committee. 
Humanities (one to be elected)
Professor Roberto Goizueta (Theology) elected
 
Social Sciences and History (one to be elected)
Professor M. Utku Ünver (Economics) elected
 
Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Computer Science (one to be elected)
Professor Paul Davidovits (Chemistry) elected
 

Arts and Sciences Educational Policy Committee

This committee has nine faculty members, three from each division: Humanities, Social Sciences and History, Natural Sciences and Mathematics--elected by the faculty of that division. The term of office is three years. One member from each division is elected each spring by the faculty of that division. No department may have more than one member on the committee. 
Humanities (one to be elected)
Amy Boesky (English) elected
Social Sciences and History (one to be elected)
Gerald Easter (Political Science) elected
Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Computer Science (two to be elected)
Rudolph Hon (Earth and Environmental Sciences) elected
 
Kathy Dunn (Biology) elected
 

Graduate Educational Policy Committee

This committee includes six faculty members from the College of Arts and Sciences, two from each division: Humanities, Social Sciences and History, Natural Sciences and Mathematics--elected by the faculty of that division. No department may have more than one member on the committee. The term of office is three years. Two members are to be elected this spring, one from Natural Sciences and Mathematics and one from Social Sciences and History.

Candidates:

Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Computer Science (one to be elected)
Mark Reeder (Mathematics) elected

 

The A&S Elections Committee: Profs. Baglivo, Baum, Fishman, Kafka, Perkins, Petersen, Rogers, Shepard

Last updated: 13 May 2013  cfb