Faculty Governance

Faculty Personnel Policy Committee (FPPC)

The Faculty Personnel Policy Committee (FPPC), established in April 1986, has the responsibility to review faculty personnal policy matters that extend beyond the colleges, and make appropriate recommendations to the ECS. 
 

2012 - 2013 Faculty Personnel Policy Committee Members

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 
    Jan Brashler (ANT) (2013)
    Gary Greer (BIO) (2013)
    Chuck Norris (MUS) (2014)
    Gabriela Pozzi (MLL) (2015)

Seidman College of Business
    Suzanne Crampton (2013)

College of Community and Public Service
   Christopher Kierkus (CJ) (2015)

College of Education 
    Jay Cooper (2014)

Padnos College of Engineering and Computing
   Paul Jorgenson (2015)

College of Health Professions 
   Dan Vaughn (2015)

Kirkhof College of Nursing
    Andrea Bostrom (2015)

Brooks College of Interdisciplinary Studies
    Kurt Ellenberger (2013) Chair

University Libraries
    Linda Masselink (2014)

Provost or designee (ex officio)
      Jon Jellema
 
Human Resources Representative
     Scott Richardson
 
Student Senate Representative
  Vacant

Faculty Membership:  Faculty membership of the FPPC consists of four faculty members from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS), one from each of the remaining colleges, and one from the University Libraries.   College representatives must be tenured. If none of the elected members has experience serving on a collge personnel committee, teh Chair of FPPC, in consultation with ECS, shall appoint one.    If this group does not include at least one representative of a minority group, and one representative from each gender, the ECS will appoint additional members to ensure representation of these groups. The Associate Vice President for Human Resources and the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs shall serve as non-voting members of the committee.

Term:  Faculty members serve three-year staggered terms beginning at the end of the winter semester.  Appointed members shall serve one-year renewable terms.

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