Voting is conducted on-line starting at 9:00 a.m. Wednesday April 27, 2005 and ending at 5:00 p.m. Friday May 6, 2005. Eligible members of the voting faculty (i.e.,
tenure-related officers of instruction and officers of administration at .50 FTE or more) and classified staff (at .50 FTE or more) may vote by logging in to DuckWeb
(using university ID and PAC - personal access code), clicking on Faculty Elections, and following the instructions on the ballot. The actual ballot that appears
after logging in lists only the candidates for which eligible faculty members or classified staff members are eligible to vote.
This file is available for archival purposes only. It gives the ballots for
the Spring 2005 elections. Please consult the
Election Results
or the Nomination List
Nominations for the spring 2005 elections to university committees, councils, and the University
Senate are now closed. A
listing of all candidates for all available
elected university positions is provided below.
Spring Elections 2005 -- Candidiates list for
elected university committees, councils, and the University
Senate
- College of Arts and Sciences (vote for 2)
- Barbara Altmann (Romance Languages)
- W. Andrew Marcus (Geography)
- Professional Schools and Colleges (vote for 3).
- Ron Bramhall (Business)
- Michael Moffitt (Law)
- Anne McLucas (Music)
- Officers of Administration (vote for 1)
- Colleen Bell (Library)
- Mary Harrsch (Education)
- Christopher Jones (AAA)
- Kathleen Lenn (Library)
- Stephanie Bosnyk (Business)
- College of Arts and Sciences (vote for 3)
- Kenneth M. Doxsee (Chemistry)
- Jon Brundan (Mathematics)
- Tom Dishion (Psychology)
- Steven Brown (East Asian Lang. & Lit.)
- Professional Schools and Colleges (vote for 3)
- Deb Merskin (Journalism & Communication)
- Lynn Anderson-Inman (Education)
- No Candidate-
Intercollegiate Athletics Committee
- College of Arts and Sciences (vote for 1)
1. Julie Haack (Chemistry)
2. Paul VanDonkelaar (Human Physiology)
- Professional Schools and Colleges (vote for 2)
1. Mark Blaine (Journalism & Communication)
2. Bill Daley (Business)
3. Deanne Linville (Education)
4. Whitney Mouliason (Business)
- Classified Staff (vote for 2)
1. David M. Stemple (Geological Sciences)
2. Brent Gee (Law)
3. Kenny Gates (Germanic Lang. & Lit.)
4. Brandy Coleman (Student Life/Judicial Affairs)
5. George Baitinger (Registrar’s Office)
6. Ed Singer (Registrar’s Office)
7. Lisa Levitt (Library)
Humanities position (vote for 1)
1. Anne Laskaya (English)
2. John Nicols (History/Classics)
At-Large position (vote for 1)
1. Alan Dickman (Biology)
2. James Imamura (Physics)
3. Dean Livelybrooks (Physics)
4. Malcolm Wilson (Classics)
Music position (vote for 1)
1. Steve Pologe (Cello)
AAA position (vote for 1).
1. Kathleen Wagle (Art)
- Humanities position (vote for 1)
- Mark Johnson (Philosophy)
- Massimo Lollini (Romance Languages)
- Social Sciences position (vote for 2).
- Ron Mitchell (Political Science) –
- Val Burris (Sociology).
- Journalism position (vote for 1)
- John Russial
- AAA position (vote for 1)
- Brook Muller (Architecture)
- Lundquist COB position (vote for 1)
- Wayne Mikkelson (Finance)
- College of Education position (vote for 1)
- David Chard (Special Education)
- At-Large position (vote for 1)
- Harry Price (Music)
Faculty Grievance Appeal Committee
- (Vote for 3)
- Colleen Bell (Library Instruction)
- Mary Biehler (International Programs)
- Edward Teague (AAA Library)
- Bonita Damewood (Housing)
Promotion, Tenure, Retention Appeal Committee
- CAS position (vote for 1)
- Peter Gilkey (Mathematics)
- At-Large position (vote for 1)
- Duncan McDonald (Journalism & Comm.)
- Alternate position (vote for 1)
- No Candidate
- CAS-Natural Sciences (vote for 5)
- Anthony Hornof (Computer and Information Science)
- Peng Lu (Mathematics)
- Victor Ostrik (Mathematics)
- Nathan Tublitz (Biology)
- Pat Bartlein (Geography)
- Chris Minson (Human Physiology)
- CAS-Social Sciences (vote for 4)
- Chris Ellis (Economics)
- Matthew Dennis (History)
- Lamia Karim (Anthropology)
- Ron Davies (Economics)
- Shaul Cohen (Geography)
- CAS-Humanities (vote for 5)
- Gina Psaki (Romance Languages)
- Noriko Fujii (East Asian Lang. & Lit.)
- Gordon Sayre (English)
- Karen McPherson (Romance Languages)
- Andre Djiffack (Romance Languages)
- Architecture and Allied Arts (vote for 3)
- Renee Irvin (PPPM)
- Kate Wagle (Art)
- Jeff Hurwit (Art History)
- College of Education (vote for 1)
- Pat Rounds (Teacher Education)
- Journalism and Communication (vote for 1)
- Julianne Newton (News/Editorial)
- School of Law (vote for 1)
- Judd F. Sneirson (Contracts/Employment Law)
- Library System (vote for 1)
- Sara Brownmiller (Systems)
- Colleen Bell (Library Instruction)
- Lundquist College of Business (vote for 1)
- Ali Emami (Finance)
- School of Music (vote for 1)
- Robert Kyr (Composition & Theory)-
- Jeff Stolet (Intermedia Music Technology)
- Officers of Administration (vote for 2)
- Christopher Jones (AAA)
- Judith Musick (Ctr for Study of Women in Society)
- Chris Stutz (Business)
- Liane Richardson (Law)
- Lee LaTour (EMU)
- Classified Staff Non-Voting Participant (vote for 1)
- Kenny Gates (Germanic Lang. & Lit.)
- Lexy Wellman (CAS-Dean’s Office)
- Star Holmberg (Comp. & Info. Science)
- Mandy Chong (EMU Cultural Forum)
- Janny R. Hunter (Admissions)