Academic/Faculty Senate
Charge
- Recommend curriculum, including establishing prerequisites and
placing courses into disciplines.
- Recommend degree and certificate requirements.
- Recommend grading policies.
- Coordinate with the Institutional Planning and Budget Council
(IPBC) the Institutional Self- Study for accreditation.
- Represent Chabot faculty at District meetings and taskforces
established to develop District policy when faculty participation is needed
or requested.
- Recommend and maintain faculty roles and involvement in accreditation
processes including self-study and annual reports.
- Collaborate through the shared governance process on:
- Educational Program development;
- Standards and policies regarding student preparation and success;
- District and College governance structures as related to faculty
roles;
- Policies for faculty professional development activities;
- Process for program review;
- Process for institutional planning and budget development; and
- Other academic and professional matters as are mutually agreed
upon between the governing board and the academic senate.
- Examine program review documents and make recommendations.
Current Members 2008-09
OFFICERS
- President: Michael
Absher, Applied Technology and Business
- Vice President: TBA
- Immediate Past President: Ming-Lun Ho, Science and
Mathematics
SENATORS
- Dmitry Kalyagin, Applied Technology and
Business
- Rachel Aziminia, Counseling
- Charles Gebhardt, Counseling
- Nancy Cowan, Health, Physical Education and Athletics
- Ken Grace, Health, Physical Education and Athletics
- Jason Ames, Language Arts
- Linda Barde, Language Arts
- Jim Matthews, Library
- TBA, Part-Time Faculty Representative
- Dov Hassan, School of the Arts
- Dave Fouquet, Science and Mathematics
- Wanda Wong, Science and Mathematics
- Kathy Kelley, Social Sciences
- Andrew Pierson, Social Sciences
EX OFFICIO
- Cinthya Flores, Vice President, ASCC
- Shari Jacobsen, Membership Coordinator, CLPFA
Meeting Dates
Meets the 2nd and 4th Thursday (unless *special meetings are called), 2:15-4:15 p.m., Board Room, Building 200
Next scheduled meeting: December 3, 2009