*Denotes Committee Self-Charge #Denotes New Charge
Perform the duties prescribed in the bylaws as follows:
To solicit members for Appointed Standing Committees of the Academic Senate.
To evaluate credentials, to make appointments to committees, and then to make procedural
recommendations to the Academic Senate.
To present its faculty appointments to the Executive Committee of the Senate by July
1 of that year. The Committee shall also appoint members to fill vacancies created
by resignation, leave of absence, sabbatical leave, etc., as required, by the next
regularly scheduled meetings of the respective committees.
To distribute to the electorate official notification of the election with deadline
dates and the various election procedures outlined in the Bylaws.
To prepare, distribute, collect and verify all nominating petitions.
To collect statements from the candidates which are to appear in a special notice
in accordance with the Bylaws.
To prepare all ballots and election-related materials in the proper time sequence
called for in the Bylaws.
To collect, verify and count all ballots in accordance with the time sequence called
for in the Bylaws.
To transmit official results to the Chair of the Academic Senate in accordance with
the time sequence called for in the Bylaws.
To maintain all records of an election for thirty (30) days after the official announcement
of the election results. After this time, the records shall be destroyed.
To perform all other election-related duties as required by the Chair of the Academic
Senate.
College-wide elections pertaining to matters in areas where the Senate has responsibility
other than those specified in the NCCFT Collective Bargaining Agreement or Bylaws of
the Academic Senate may become the responsibility of the Committee at the discretion
of the Executive Committee of the Academic Senate.
If there have not been a sufficient number of petitions submitted for available positions
on college-wide elected committees, the Committee may add nominees so that the number
of candidates equals the number of open positions. This will not preclude any faculty
member from a write-in candidacy.
*Review and revise, as necessary, the Appointments/Tellers & Elections Committee Procedure
Manual and provide both a hard copy and an electronic copy to be housed in the Academic
Senate office.
*Monitor faculty appointment requests and committee sizes and distributions.
#Consider methods to increase faculty participation in appointed committees including
the effectiveness of paper notification of e-form availability and an email to faculty
early in the fall informing them that appointment is still possible.
#Work with the College IT department to modify the new Appointed Standing Committee
Preference Form (e-form) and the e-report for the Academic Senate Appointed Standing
Committee appointment process under the NCC portal system.