University Senate (Term length: 2 years)
*Statutory Faculty openings for 2020-2021 election cycle must come from tenured, tenure-track, officers of instruction and officers of administration with tenure in an academic department classifications.

College of Arts & Sciences – No more than two from any department

Natural Sciences – 5 openings

1. Michelle Wood, Biology
2. Kelly Sutherland, Biology
3. Allen Maloney, Computer & Information Science
4. Stephanie Majewski, Physics
5. Anthony Hornof, Computer & Information Science

Social Sciences – 2 openings

1. Matthew Norton, Sociology
2. Alison Gash, Political Science
3. Dan Tichenor, Political Science
4. Jane Cramer, Political Science

Humanities – 5 openings

1. Zhuo Jing-Schmidt, East Asian Languages & Literature
2. Spike Gildea, Linguistics
3. Alejandro Vallega, Philosophy
4. Beata Stawarska, Philosophy
5. Kristy Bryant-Berg, English
6. Don Daniels, Linguistics

Professional Schools

College of Business – 2 openings

1. Ali Emami, Finance
2. Joshua Skov, Management
3. Joel Sneed, Accounting
4. Robin Clement, Accounting

College of Design – 2 openings

1. Renee Irvin, PPPM
2. Nico Larco, Architecture

School of Journalism & Communication – 1 opening

1. Autumn Shafer, SOJC

College of Education – 1 opening

1. Ben Clarke, Special Education & Clinical Psychology
2. Jessica Cronce, Counseling Psychology & Human Services

UO Libraries – 1 opening

1. Katy Lenn, UO Libraries
2. Kathleen Stroud, UO Libraries
3. Margaret Alexander, UO Libraries
4. Gabriele Hayden, UO Libraries
5. Jeff Staiger, UO Libraries
6. Alex Bisio, UO Libraries
7. Ann Shaffer, UO Libraries
8. Fanny Gaede, UO Libraries

Honors College – 1 opening

1. Samantha Hopkins, Earth Sciences/Honors College

Officers of Administration – 1 opening

1. Cheryl Ernst, AEI
2. Becky Girvan, Division of Student Life
3. Denita Strietelmeier, Lundquist College of Business
4. Sara Mason, Career Center
5. David Mason, School of Music & Dance
6. Matt Marcott, Center for Multicultural Academic Excellence
7. John Boosinger, Technical Science Administration (OVPRI)
8. Jesse Conway, Innovation Partnership Services (OVPRI)
9. Lara Fernandez, SAIL program
10. Theresa Brostowitz, Tykeson College & Career Advising
11. Swayde Watson, University Advancement
12. Karl Reasoner, Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program
13. Maureen Procopio, University Advancement
14. Sam Norgaard-Stroich, EMU Outdoor Program

Classified Staff – 2 openings

1. Theodora Ko Thompson, Admissions
2. Jay Butler, Business Affairs Office
3. Ian Winbrock, SOJC
4. Kristin Reagan, College of Design
5. Piper Fahrney, Campus Planning & Facilities Management
6. Kristin Koch, Dining Services
7. Sophie Navarro, Counseling Center
8. Marty Hurst, Educational & Community Support
9. Kennedy Sparrow, College of Design
10. Mike Moresi, Information Services
11. Frank Hartigan, Dining Services
12. Sam Galli, Libraries
13. Bing Li, Libraries
14. Jacy Berg, Clark Honors College
15. Christina Green, Business Affairs Office
16. Jacob Glasser, Housing & Dining Services

ASUO Student Senators – 5 openings (selected by the ASUO)

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Elected Committees

Faculty Advisory Council (Term Length: 2 years)

College of Arts & Sciences
*Not from Anth or Math this year

TTF At-Large – 1 opening

1. Peter Walker, Geography
2. Raghuveeer Parthasarathy, Physics
3. Stephanie Majewski, Physics

Humanities – 1 TTF

1. Janet Rose, Theater Arts
2. Volya Kapatsinski, Linguistics
   3. Zhuo Jing-Schmidt, East Asian Languages & Literatures

Career – 1 opening

1. Eleanor Wakefield, English
2. Avinnash Tiwari, English
3. Tonya Mildon, AEI

Professional Schools
*Not from SOJC, Law, Business or Music this year

TTF – 1 opening

1. Jessica Cronce, Counseling Psychology & Human Services
2. Renee Irvin, PPPM
3. Deanna Linville, Counseling Psychology & Human Services
4. Chris Murray, Special Education & Clinical Psychology

Career – 1 opening

1. Julie Voelker-Morris, PPPM

Officer of Administration – 1 opening

1. Larissa Ennis, Government & Community Relations
2. Shelby Wieners, Residence Life
3. Jesse Conway, Innovation & Partnership Services (OVPRI)
4. Heather Gustafson, Office of the Registrar

Faculty Grievance Appeals Committee (Term Length: 3 years)

2 openings (no rank specified)

1. Roy Chan, East Asian Languages & Literatures
2. Merle Weiner, Law
3. Scott Fitzpatrick, Anthropology
4. Eleanor Wakefield, English
5. John Chalmers, Finance
6. Deanna Linville, Counseling Psychology & Human Services
7. Shane McGovern, College of Education

Faculty Personnel Committee (Term Length: 2 years)

College of Arts & Sciences

Natural Sciences: 1 opening

1. Dietrich Belitz, Physics
2. Stephanie Majewski, Physics

Humanities: 2 openings

1. Roy Chan, East Asian Languages & Literatures
2. Stacy Alaimo, English

Social Sciences: 1 opening

1. Xioabo Su, Geography

Professional Schools:

SOJC: 1 opening

1. Nicole Dahmen, SOJC

Law: 1 opening

1. Eric Priest, Law

Graduate Council (Term Length: 3 years)

Professional Schools:

Education, Teaching Faculty: 1 opening

1. Beth Harn, Special Education & Clinical Psychology
2. Lisa Mazzei, Education Studies

SOJC, Teaching Faculty: 1 opening

1. Autumn Shafer, SOJC

Intercollegiate Athletics Advisory Committee (Term Length: 2 years)

Faculty: 1 opening – no rank specified

1. Henry Wear, SOJC
2. Dave Fowler, UO Libraries
3. John Chalmers, Finance
4. Charlie Butler, SOJC
5. Lauren Goss, UO Libraries
6. N. Christopher Phillips, Math
7. Michelle Wood, Biology

Classified Staff: 1 opening

1. Mia Adams, Admissions
2. Kristin Reagan, College of Design
3. Christina Green, Business Affairs Office
4. Stephanie Prentiss, Business Affairs Office
5. Don Dixon, Information Services
6. Jacob Glasser, Housing & Dining Services
7. Marty Hurst, Educational & Community Supports

Officers of Administration Council – 4 openings (Term Length: 2 years)

1. Jeff Bulkley, Testing Center
2. Jessica Carlson, AEI
3. Shandon Bates, Lundquist College of Business
4. Brandon Greene, Housing & Dining Services
5. Maureen Procopio, University Advancment
6. Perri Schodorf, German & Scandinavian Studies
7. Kayla Grosjean, Division of Global Engagement
8. Matt Marcott, Center for Multicultural Academic Excellence
9. Bailey Dobbs, UO Online
10. Karl Reasoner, Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program
11. Sam Norgaard-Stroich, EMU Outdoor Program
12. Swayde Watson, University Advancement
13. Shelby Wieners, Residence Life
14. Brady Nittmann, College of Education
15. Spencer Smith, Financial Aid
16. Sara Mason, Career Center

Promotion-Tenure-Retention-Appeals Committee (Term Length: 3 years)

College of Arts and Sciences: 1, tenured

1. Volya Kapatsinski, Linguistics

Professional Schools: 1, tenured

1. TBD

Undergraduate Council – 1 opening (Term Length: 3 years)

Faculty, Honors College

1. Mai-Lin Cheng, Literature

Core Education Council (Term Length: 3 years)

College of Arts and Sciences:

Social Sciences: 1 opening

1. TBD

Professional Schools: 2 openings – not from College of Education this year

1. Julie Voelker-Morris, PPPM
2. Joel Sneed, Accounting (Lundquist College of Business)

Committee on Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (Term Length: 2 years)

Faculty: 3 – no unit specified

1. Gabriele Hayden, UO Libraries
2. Alex Bisio, UO Libraries
3. Joe Li, Computer & Information Science
4. Rebekah Samsonraj, Knight Campus
5. Alison Gash, Political Science
6. Ann Shaffer, UO Libraries
7. Margaret Alexander, UO Libraries

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Appointed Committees

Starting this year, we are organizing the committees into categories or buckets, rather than providing a laundry list of committees to choose from. There are many vacancies in each of the categories, so feel free to select whichever ones appeal to you when you complete the survey. The goal behind this change is to allow the Senate’s Committee on Committee’s greater ease and flexibility in making decisions so that committee appointments are made earlier, allowing time for orientation of new members before the summer break.

The categories  (and some sample areas covered within the categories) are as follows:

• Academic Matters: curricular matters, academic policies, new academic degree programs, etc.
• Equity, Inclusion, and Campus Environment: working with campus agencies, units, and organizations to ensure a safer, more secure, and welcoming campus, etc.
• Faculty Matters: teaching/peer evaluations, academic policies, teaching/service awards, etc.
• Grievances and Appeal: students petitions for exemption to academic requirements, appeals of promotion and tenure decisions, etc.
• Internal Senate Committees: budget inquiries, committee system oversight, senate process, etc.
• Library, Information Systems, and Technology: library affairs, IT policies, technology resources, etc.
• University Planning: utilization and development of campus real estate, environmental initiatives and sustainability, etc.