Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate - University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

The Faculty Senate is the primary governing body for the faculty in the University's system of shared governance.

The Senate actively participates in the study, formulation, development, enactment and review of the institution's policies. The Senate is responsible for cooperative institutional goverance, effective communication (constituencies, administrators, etc.), and administrative oversight, and it exercises participatory rights over budgetary matters. It acts as a voice for all university faculty, represents their interests and maintains their prerogatives. The Faculty Senate is the official organization through which the faculty can assert their primary responsibility for all academic and educational activities as well as faculty personnel matters. As the faculty's leading representative body, it has all the powers vested in the faculty except for those reserved by the Constitution or delegated to university committees, colleges, schools, departments or equivalent units.

                        Dempsey 205 ~ (920) 424-2102

2011-2013 Faculty Senate President:   Jim Simmons                             

Contact: Simmons@uwosh.edu/ 424-7165 or 424-1054.

2012-2013 SENATE MEETINGS           

Reeve 306 (NEW LOCATION for 2012-2013 Year)  -  3:10-5:00 pm


2012                                                             2013

September 18                                         January 15

October 2 & 16 & 30                               February 12 & 26

November 13 *(R201) & 27                  March 12

December 11                                           April 2 & 16 & 30

                                                                    May 14

 *   Nov 13 meeting will be held in Reeve 201 not 306

Faculty Senate Intranet

Please log in, then click on the Intranet folder to access group documents.

                             Faculty Senate Committees

 

 System Personnel Operational Policies Workgroups...

 


 

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