University Senate
The University Senate at Arizona State University is the representative body of the academic assemblies from each ASU campus, which consists of all tenure and tenure-track faculty, academic professionals and full-time contract faculty (i.e., lecturers and senior lecturers, instructors, clinical faculty, research faculty and professors of practice). The University Senate is empowered in ACD112-01 to "act for the Academic Assembly in matters relating to: academic affairs, personnel policies, faculty-student policies, finances and University services and facilities." Senators serve a three year term.
Senators - Downtown
Senators - Polytechnic
Senators - Multi-campus
Senators - Tempe
Senators - West
University Academic Council Members:
- Rojann Alpers, President of University Senate, chair of UAC , and President, Downtown
- Joseph Comfort, president, Tempe
- Phil VanderMeer, past president, Tempe
- Victor Pambuccian, president, West
- Connie Borror, president-elect, West
- Eduardo Pagan, past president, West
- Robert Kleinsasser, president, Polytechnic
- Holly Huffman, president-elect, Polytechnic
- Gary Grossman, past president, Polytechnic
- Rojann Alpers, president, Downtown
- Craig Allen, president-elect, Downtown
- Edwin Gonzalez-Santin, past president, Downtown
Other Senate Officers:
- Judy Grace, secretary of university senate, Tempe
- Joseph Comfort, senate parliamentarian, Tempe
Senators – Downtown
Journalism and Mass Communication, Walter Cronkite School of
- Fran Matera, 2011
Nursing and Health Innovation, College of
- Cristi Coursen, 2011
- Barbara Fargotstein, 2012
University College
- Rich Bauer, Letters and Sciences, 2011
- Stephanie deLusé, Letters and Sciences, 2010
Public Programs, College of
- Heather Campbell, Public Affairs, 2010
- Nora Gustavsson, Social Work, 2011
- Ann MacEachron, Public Affairs, 2012
- One new senator, Criminology & Criminal Justice, 2012
Senators – Tempe
Business, W. P. Carey School of
- Vince Blasko, Marketing, 2009
- William Boyes, Economics, 2011
- Steve Happel, Economics, 2011
- Ron Hoffmeister, Finance, 2010
- Michael Goul, Information Systems, 2010
- Greg Moorhead, Management, 2009
- John N. Pearson, Supply Chain Management, 2011
- Mark Reiser, Health Management and Policy, 2009
- Stacey Whitecotton, Accountancy, 2010
Design and the Arts, Herberger Institute for
- Barbara Acker, Theatre and Film, 2010
- Julie Anand, Art, 2011
- Walter Cosand, Music, 2011
- James Hajcek, Art, 2010
- Naomi Jackson, Dance, 2010
- Jill Sullivan, Music, 2011
- David Tinapple, Arts, Media & Engineering, 2012
- Katherine Crewe, Planning, 2010
- Paul Zygas, Architecture and Landscape Architecture, 2011
- Senator, Interior Design, 2011
- Senator, Industrial Design, 2011
- Senator, Visual Communication Design, 2011
Education, Mary Lou Fulton Institute and Graduate School of
- Gary Bitter, Psychology in Education, 2011
- Elizabeth Kozleski, Curriculum and Instruction, 2010
- Carlos Ovando, Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, 2011
Emeritus College
- Chuck Elliot, Emeritus College, 2011
Engineering, Ira A. Fulton Schools of
- Braden Allenby, Civil and Environmental Engineering, 2010
- Rida Bazzi, Computing Sciene & Engineering, 2010
- Kanav Kahol, Biomedical Informatics, 2012
- Jitendran Muthswamy, Bioengineering, 2011
- Rong Pan, Industrial Engineering, 2010
- Daniel Rivera, Chemical Engineering, 2010
- Dieter Schroder, Electrical Engineering, 2011
- Jami Shah, Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering, 2010
- Konstantinos Tsakalis, Electrical Engineering, 2011
- Sarma Vrudhula, Computing Science & Engineering, 2010
- Avi Wiezel, Del E. Webb School of Construction, 2011
Honors, Barrett, The Honors College
- Diane Facinelli, 2010
Law Library, Ross Blakely
- Leslie Pardo, 2010
Law, Sandra Day O’Connor College of
- David Kader, 2010
- Victoria Trotta, 2009
Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of
- Jay Abramson, Mathematics and Statistics, 2011
- Denise Bodman, Social & Family Dynamics, 2012
- Tannah Broman, Kinesiology, 2009
- Peter Buseck, Earth & Space Exploration, 2012
- Gregory Castle, English, 2011 (Chair of CAPC)
- José A. Cobas, Social and Family Dynamics, 2012
- Dale Denardo, Life Sciences, 2011
- Roxanne Doty, Political Science, 2012
- Jeffery Drucker, Materials, 2010
- Aurelio Espinosa, Religious Studies, 2012
- Paul Espinosa, Transborder Chicana/o and Latina/o Studies, 2012
- William Fabricius, Psychology, 2010
- Petra Fromme, Chemistry and Biochemistry, 2010
- Abdullahi Gallab, African and African American Studies, 2011
- Jay Golden, Sustainability, 2011
- Ted Guleserian, Philosophy, 2009
- Elizabeth Horan, English, 2012
- Marco Janssen, Human Evolution and Social Change, 2012
- Tim Karcher, LeRoy Eyring CSSS, 2011
- Karen Leong, Women and Gender Studies & Asian Pacific American Studies, 2011
- Carol Lujan, American Indian Studies, 2011
- David Martinez, American Indian Studies, 2011
- Arthur Mason, Justice and Social Inquiry, 2010
- Michael McBeath, Psychology, 2012
- Molly McCartney, Physics, 2011
- Bob McPhee, Human Communication, 2012
- Keith Miller, English, 2010
- Helene Ossipov, International Letters and Cultures, 2011
- Laida Restrepro, Speech and Hearing Science, 2010
- James Rush, History, 2011
- Otto Sankey, Physics, 2011
- J. Duncan Shaeffer, Geographical Sciences, 2011
- Jack Spielberg, Mathematics and Statistics, 2012
- Edmund Stump, Earth and Space Exploration, 2009
- Tomomi Tanaka, Global Studies, 2011
- Cynthia Tompkins, International Letters & Cultures, 2012
- Leslie Towill, Life Sciences, 2011
- Jackie Wheeler, English, 2010
- Marty Wojciechowski, Life Sciences, 2011
- Amber Wutich, Human Evolution and Social Change, 2010
- Jeffrey Yarger, Chemistry and Biochemistry, 2012
Senators – Multi Campus
University Libraries
- JoAnn Mulvihill, Hayden Library at Tempe, 2011
- Leslee Shell, Fletcher Library at West, 2011
Senators – Polytechnic
Business, W. P. Carey School of
Management and Agribusiness, Morrison School of
- David Forsyth, Management & Agribusiness, 2010
Letters and Sciences, School of
- Joni Adamson, Interdisciplinar Humanities & Communication, 2009
- One new senator, Interdisciplinary Humanities & Communication, 2012
- Larry Gesell, Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2010
- Claire Lauer, Interdisciplinary Humanities & Communication., 2010
Nursing
- Ann Sebren, Exercise & Wellness (Richard Eberst, sub), 2010
- New Senator, Nutrition, 2011
Teacher Education and Leadership, College of
- Pamela Kulinna, Educational Leadership & Innovation, 2010
Technology and Innovation, College of
- Eddie Alford, Applied Sciences & Math, 2012
- D. Vaughn Becker, Applied Psychology, 2010
- Holly Huffman, Applied Biological Sciences, 2009
- Arunachalanadar Madakannan, Electronic Systems, 2011
- Mary Niemczyk, Aeronautical ManagementTechnology, 2011
- New senator, Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering Technology, 2012
- Anshuman Razdan, Engineering, 2010
- Jeff Thomas, Technology Management, 2011
Senators – West
Business, W. P. Carey School of (at the West campus)
- Senator, Accounting, 2012
- Jane Carey, WPC Information Systems, 2011
- Senator, Econ, Finance & Marketing Department, 2012
- Luiz Mesquita, WPC Management, 2012
Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences, New College of
- Todd Sandrin, Mathematical and Natural Sciences, 2012
- Lupe Cardenas, Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies, 2011
- Patricia Friedrich, Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies, 2011
- Senator, Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2012
Teacher Education and Leadership, College of
- Olufunmilayo (Funmi) Amobi, Secondary Education, 2011
- David Carlson, Graduate Studies, 2011
- New senator, Elementary Education, 2012
- Joan McDonald, Special Education, 2011
Ex officio non-voting members:
- Michael Crow, president of the university
- Betty Capaldi, executive vice president and provost of the university
- Morgan Olsen, executive vice president and chief financial officer
- Maria Allison, vice provost graduate education and dean of the graduate college
- Sherrie Schmidt, university librarian
- Ombudsperson of the academic assembly, TBA
- Chair, University Staff Council at each campus
- President of the undergraduate student government at each campus:
- Brendan O'Kelly - Tempe
- Andrew I. Clark - West
- Matthew McCoy - Polytechnic
- Tania Mendes - Downtown Phoenix
- Justin Boren, president of the graduate and professional students association
