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Candidates: Administration,
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Administration,
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Katina Napper |
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College
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College
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| Zvi Drezner - No Statement | |||||
| Mahamood Hassan - No Statement | |||||
| John Erickson - No Statement | |||||
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College of Education |
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| Lynda Randall | |||||
 I have served actively on the Academic Senate for the past three years. Last year I was instrumental in supporting the College of Education reorganization. This year I'm advocating for streamlining the RTP process and eliminating the periodic review. If re-elected, I will seek nomination to the Senate Executive Committee. |
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| Lisa Kirtman | |||||
| My research and Ph.D. in Educational Policy fuel my interests in faculty governance and equip me with the skills to address complex governance issues. As an assistant professor, I look forward to bringing junior faculty perspectives to the senate and eagerly anticipate representing the voice of the College of Education. | |||||
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College of Engineering & Computer Science |
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| Demitrios Michalopoulos - No Statement | |||||
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College
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College
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| Scott Hewitt | |||||
 I have served two terms on the Academic Senate and have enjoyed working toward common goals as well as taking a stand when I am in the minority. I will continue to request feedback from you on important issues and provide you with important information. |
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College of Social Sciences |
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| Jonathan Taylor | |||||
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| Nancy Fitch - No Statement | |||||
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Student Affairs |
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| Sandra Rhoten | |||||
 I have had the privilege of serving as your representative on the Academic Senate for the past four years and would appreciate your vote. I currently serve on the Student Academic Life Committee. I would continue to do my best to represent the interests of all members of the academic community. |
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Part-Time Faculty
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| Jerome S. Arkenberg | |||||
 As your senator, I've worked hard to preserve our jobs, our library access and improve our working conditions. I've made our voice heard loud and clear . It's been a long, hard struggle: let's keep it going! I ask you to reelect me to achieve great things for us all. This is our chance! |
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| Charles Schroeder | |||||
 I sponsored an amendment to UPS 271 which expanded rights of part-time faculty. Also initiated a change to Senate by-laws enabling part-timers to vote on Statements of Opinions on significant University issues. This is the first time you have been allowed to express your views in this forum so be sure to vote on it. |
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At-Large Candidates |
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| Mougo Nyaggah | |||||
| I am asking for your support as I believe I am well qualified and have experience in Department and University Committees; CFA Chapter Vice-President; lobbying State legislators for more CSU funding for better contract, maintaining student accessibility and more instruction. | |||||
| Melinda Pierson | |||||
 Having been in the CSU system for six years, I have gained an appreciation for issues that impact junior faculty as well as concerns of senior faculty. The over-riding issues of salary parity for junior faculty and the lack of cost of living increase for senior faculty is my primary concern. |
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| Stephan R. Walk - No Statement | |||||
| Jarret S. Lovell | |||||
 Junior faculty are grossly under-represented on the Academic Senate. It's time to take the Senate seriously and elect a Senator who will represent junior faculty on such important issues as promotion, retention, tenure, and educational standards. We are the future of CSUF; let's claim “our” seat at the legislative table. |
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| Amir Dabirian | |||||
 I am eager to bring my enthusiasm, energy and experience at CSUF to the Senate. Teaching courses in ISDS, Computer Science and UEE for 20 years gives a unique perspective to my current roles in CMS and IT leadership and enhances my ability to address faculty and administrative concerns. |
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| Ellen Junn | |||||
 Dear colleagues, I have been honored to serve on the Senate almost ten years since 1995, most recently as Secretary. I have worked in many positions on campus and believe in participating actively in campus governance. I care deeply about this institution, and will work to make our campus stronger! |
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| John Bock | |||||
 As a member of the Academic Senate I will effectively advocate for the interests of the faculty. Major issues are confronting the university regarding the equitable allocation of resources, workload, and salary compression. I will engage my fellow senators and faculty members to work towards solutions in a collegial fashion. |
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| Keith H. Wanser | |||||
 Too many Senate seats have become occupied by administrators, who often run for the at-large seats (3 in the present election). Administrators serve at the pleasure of the president, causing a conflict when voting their conscience contrary to the president's. I pledge to represent faculty concerns. Please vote for faculty. |
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| David Fromson | |||||
 I believe that I have the long time campus experience and involvement that enables me to make good, thoughtful decisions. For each issue that is considered by the Academic Senate, I inform myself by careful reading and collegial discussions. Furthermore, my extensive involvement in curricular matters serves me well. |
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| John Douglas Liverpool | |||||
 I believe the Academic Senate plays a crucial role in preserving quality education for our students and promoting beneficial working conditions for the faculty. Given the current budgetary circumstances, I think the Academic Senate needs to forcefully address these issues and that would be my agenda in serving if elected. |
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| John (Jack) W. Bedell | |||||
 Strong Senates ensure viewpoints are heard and respected. Faculty are part of a community providing instruction and continuity. The Senate is the place where all constituencies meet to recommend academic policy and discuss “quality of life” issues. I provide a strong voice. I am 11 th on the at-large ballot. Please scroll down until you find Bedell. |
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Representation and having a voice are very important to me. After working for The United States Senate for a couple of years as a Legislative Aid and in my current position in Faculty Affairs, I find that these two things are important to most people. Be represented. Have a voice.
