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SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
Memorandum
TO: Senate
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FROM:
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W. R. Heath
Registrar
RE: Elections at Senate Meeting -
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DATE:
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7 July, 1993
Monday, July 26, 1993
The Senate Nominating Committee has submitted nominations for elections to the
undernoted committee to be conducted by Senate at its meeting of July 26, 1993.
Under Senate regulations any Senator who wishes to add norninatic
to those shown below may do so by notifying the Secretary
of
Senate
writing of
such nominations. Nominations must be received by
Secretary of Senate no later than Friday, July 23, 1993.
Nominations received
after that time, and nominations from the floor
cannot be accepted. Senators making such nominations must ensure
in advance that the nominee is willing to stand for election.
SENATE COMMITFEE TO REVIEW ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE AND STUDENT
CONDUCT POLICIES
Two Faculty Members elected by Senate for no specified term of office.
Joan Brockman
Charmaine Dean
Peter Horban
Aidan Vining
Two Students elected by Senate for no specified term of office.
Michelle Crawford
Ken Giffen
Graham McDermid
Christopher Whyte
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IBROCKMAN JOAN
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Ilonours ask., 1973), M.A. (Alberta, 1976), LLB. (Calgary, 1980), LL.M. (UBC, 1982); member of the Law Societies of
British Columbia (1983) and Alberta (1981); SCAD (1992-1993); Academic Discipline Committee, School of Criminology
(1989-1990, 1992-1993); Courses taught include Human Rights and Civil Liberties, Criminal Procedure and Evidence,
Controlling Crimes of the Professional Elite (focus on self-regulating organizations); Experience includes appearances before
courts and tribunals as legal counsel for the Department of Justice, Canada.
ICRAWFORD, MICEELLE
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would very
much
like to be one of the students to serve on the ad hoc committee that the Senate Committee to Review
Academic Discipline and Student Conduct Policies is establishing for July 1993.
As a member of the ad hoc committee I would make a valuable contribution to my school and have the opportunity to learn
about the policy making process and the administration of the University. Academic discipline and student conduct are sensitive
issues that are important to students and faculty alike and it is in earnest that I hope to participate in the consideration of the
appropriate policy. I can offer the committee my critical thinking and listening skills, my experience as a student as well as my
experience as a woman in the work force, and a sincere desire to learn and cooperate with others. I am a confident
communicator and I look forward to meeting new people and consulting with faculties and other bodies in the University.
IDEAN, CHARMAINE B.
Assistant Professor, Mathematics and Statistics, SFU (July 1989-present)
Chair of the Mathematics & Statistics Academic Discipline and Appeals Committees (91-93); Undergraduate Studies Committee
Member (91-92); Departmental Tenure Committee Member (90, 92-93); Representative to the Faculty of Arts Curriculum
Committee (92-93).
I am interested in participating in this review of the policies governing academic discipline and student conduct, so that SFU
continues to follow a fair system, which balances strict regulations with guidelines that enable the situation of the individual
student concerned to be taken into consideration.
IGWFEN, KEN
Ciraduate student - Political Science - SFU
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Undergraduate Degree, Honors in Communication - SFU
Senate - Sixth Term
Past Service: Senate Committee on Academic Planning; Senate Committee on University Budget; Senate Nominating
Committee; Senate Undergraduate Admissions Board; Vice-President Academic Search Committee; Vice-President Research
Search Committee; Board of Governors.
Present Service: Senate Committee on Instructional Methods and Organization; Electoral Standing Committee; Senate Graduate
Studies Committee; Assessment Committee for New Graduate Programs; Senate Graduate Awards Adjudication Committee;
Political Science Search Committee for External Chair; SPU Speakers Bureau.
In the course of the past decade, I have taught well over 10,000 students at
SFU. This
experience has enabled me to appreciate
something of the nature and extent of student academic misconduct. In addition, I have served on a number of academic
discipline committees at the departmental level, where I have demonstrated an interest in fair and effective procedures in these
matters.
I have been a member or the senate Committee on Academic Discipline tor we iast year. during mat ume i nave neara many
cases and have put tens of hours into going through the present policy and the draft policies the committee was considering. I
know that I will be of benefit to the Senate Committee to Review Academic Discipline and Student Misconduct.
fVINING, AIDAN
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1'ull Professor the 1acu1ty of Business Administration
Previous Chair of Senate Committee on Academic Discipline (SCAD). Legal training, legal writing on Natural Justice Issues.
Public Policy Analysis and Business Strategy.
My -
name is Christopher Whyte and I have been a student at SFU since the fall or
1988. I
sin a cooperative Education business
• major and have held executive positions in the Business Administration Student Society and its numerous clubs since 1989. As
well, I am currently the student representative to the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee for Business, and have sat on the
Distinguished Teaching Award Committee for two consecutive years. I wish to be involved in the new senate committee to
further my contribution to the university and to gain experience for myself. I believe I have a lot to offer, and will make a
valuable asset to the committee.
