There are only two significant places at CSU where faculty exercise a share in university governance: the Faculty Union (UPI) and the Faculty Senate. It is important for faculty to take seriously their role and place at CSU not simply
as teachers and researchers but as leaders responsible for the decisions that
affect university policies.
This month there is an election for officers of CSU’s
chapter of the UPI. With the next contract negotiations already underway we
need a strong showing among the voting membership to elect leaders who will
stand up for the faculty.
Last week UPI members should have received ballots for the
election of CSU’s officers (President, VP, Secretary, Treasurer & House of
Delegates representatives) to fill out and submit via mail (snail mail). Because of the awkwardness of the size of the
ballot pages you will have to refold the pages to fit into a smaller envelope
and then mail in the pre-addressed envelope. You need to sign the back. You will not need extra postage, but you will have to put your own stamp on the
letter. Do not mail it via CSU’s office mail pick up. Do not think that mailing it through CSU will save you postage. The ballots will not be counted on our
campus, but at the UPI offices.
Below is a list of the candidates on campus running for
various UPI offices. Be sure that the UPI office receives your ballot by April
20th.
OFFICERS - Vote for one for each position
President
Deborah Lynch
Louis
"Pancho" McFarland
Melany
Puglisi-Weening
Unit A Vice President
Rosalind Fielder
Agber Dimah
Unit B Vice President
Darrell Darrisaw
ASP Vice President
Romona Raymond
Secretary
Hafeez Faridi
Treasurer
Mohammad Tauseef
Eric Shen
UPI Exec. Bd Representative
Hafeez Faridi
Mohd Shahid
DELEGATES TO UPI HOUSE OF DELEGATES - Vote for 15
Araceli Canalini
Jan-Jo Chen
Tiffany Davis
Athanese Gahungu
Gabriel Gomez
Valerie Goss
Ann Kuzdale
Olanipekun Laosebikan
Deborah Lynch
Romona Raymond
Eric Shen
Virginia Shen
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