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SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
MEMORANDUM
TO: Senate
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W.R.Heath
Registrar
SUBJECT: Elections at Senate Meeting
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September 1, 1993
- Monday, September 20, 1993
A number of vacancies will occur to the undernoted Senate committees as of
October 1, 1993. The Senate Nominating Committee has submitted
nominations for elections to these committees to be conducted by Senate at its
meeting of September 20, 1993.
Under Senate regulations any Senator who wishes to add
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nominations to those shown below may do so by notifying the
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Secretary of Senate in writing of such nominations.
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Nominations must be received by the Secretary of Senate
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no later than Friday, September 17, 1993.
Nominations received after that time, and nominations from the floor of Senate
cannot be accepted. Senators making such nominations must ensure in
advance that the nominee is willing to stand for election.
One Senator (at-large) to replace L. Pinfield, as Chair, for one-year term
of office, from October 1, 1993 to September 30, 1994.
L. Pinfield
A. Wotherspoon
One Faculty Member and One Faculty Member Alternate to replace
G. Mauser and J. Brockman for terms of office, from October 1, 1993 to
September 30, 1995, and October 1, 1993 to September 30, 1994
respectively.
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L. Dill
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Three Senators (at-large)
to replace ft
Blackman, K. Heinrich, and M.
Bowman for two-year terms of office, from October 1, 1993 to September 30,
1995.
J.
Driver
L. Etherington
K. Heinrich
L.
Hafer
L. Palmer
P. Winne
One Lay Senator
to replace I. McAskill for two-year term of office, from
October 1, 1993 to September 30, 1995.
I. McAskill
One Student Senator
to replace T. Morrison for two-year term of office,
from October 1, 1993 to September 30, 1995.
J. Bacani
D.
Bullock
T. Lord
SENATE COMMITTEE ON AGENDA AND RULES (SCAR)
One Senator (at-large)
to replace E. Ingram for two-year term of office,
from October 1, 1993 to September 30, 1995.
L. Dill
E.
Ingram
L. Palmer
P. Percival
One Student Senator
to replace T. Morrison for two-year term of office,
from October 1, 1993 to September 30, 1995.
J. Bacani
K. Hoeflich
T. Morrison
Two Senators (at-large)
to replace K. Giffen and G. Mauser for two-year
terms of office, from October 1, 1993 to September 30, 1995.
A. Dhir
L. Hafer
J. Jespersen
G. Mauser
One Lay Senator
to replace V. Dunsterville for two-year term of office,
from October 1, 1993 to September 30, 1995.
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Two Senators (at-large)
to replace L. Dill and R. Barrow for two-year
terms of office, from October 1, 1993 to September 30, 1995.
D. Bullock
D. Chunn
L. Dill
J.
Driver
SENATE NOMINATING COMMITTEE (SNC)
Four Senators (at-large)
to replace A. Ciria, E. Palmer, L. Etherington,
and M.L. Stewart for one-year terms of office, from October 1, 1993 to
September 30, 1994.
L. Etherington
K. Mezei
E. Palmer
M.L. Stewart
One Student Senator and One Student Senator Alternate to
replace T. Morrison and J. Bacani for one-year terms of office, from October
1, 1993 to September 30, 1994.
J. Bacani
A. Dhir
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T. Morrison
SENATE POLICY COMMITTEE ON SCHOLARSHIPS. AWARDS &
BURSARIES (SPCSAB)
One Faculty Senator (as Chair)
to replace R. Blackman for three-year
term of office, from date of election to September 30, 1996.
Please note that
the Chair of SPCSAB automatically becomes an ex-officio member of
SUAAC and SGAAC as well.
K. Heinrich
P. Percival
Three Faculty Members (at-large)
to replace E. Palmer, N. Swartz, and
P. Percival for two-year terms of office, from October 1, 1993 to September
30, 1995.
D.
Chunn
K. Heinrich
K. Mezei
E.
Palmer
P. Percival
One Lay Senator
to replace V. Dunsterville for two-year term of office,
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to replace L. Palmer for two-year term of
office, from October 1, 1993 to September 30, 1995.
L.
Palmer
One Lay Senator to
fill an existing vacancy for term of office from date of
election to September 30, 1994.
S.
Beattie
One Faculty Member (at-large) to
replace P. Percival for two-year term
of office, from October 1, 1993 to September 30, 1995.
A. Gina
L. Hafer
P. Percival
SENATE UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS BOARD (SUAB)
Two Student Senators and One Student Senator Alternate to
replace
T. Morrison, S. Wade, and K. Hoeflich for one-year terms of office,
from October 1, 1993 to September 30, 1994.
J. Bacani
D. Bullock
R. Dhir
T.
Lord
One Undergraduate Student
to replace A. Ghandre for one-year term of
office, from October 1, 1993 to September 30, 1994.
J. Bacani
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Department of Biology ?
BACANI, JULINOR
Faculty of Science
Degree Completion anticipated for 1995
Background Information
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3rd year Biology Major, 3rd year Biology/Biomedical Co-op Student
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President's Entrance Scholar '90
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Alberta Heritage Fund/Rutherford Scholar '90
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Student/Research Assistant at BC Cancer Research Centre
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Pail-time IGA cashier
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Active church choir member
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Karate student (purple belt), Shotokan Style
I have served on the Senate Nominating Committee since the June by-election and look forward
once again to serving on the committees now open for election.. My immediate goals are focused
on learning and gaining experience so that I can more effectively and enthusiastically represent
student interests. I believe it is not enough to just know about the issues and difficulties facing
SFU. It is more crucial to know how to approach these concerns intelligently and optimistically.
As a first time senator, I hope to be given a chance to take a more active role in senate activities.
BEATTIE, SUZAN
Convocation Senator
1977-SFU-BA.
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1979 - UBC - L.L.B.
Occupation Vice-Chair - Labour Relations Board
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Canadian Bar Association
Law Society of B.C.
Simon Fraser University:
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Senator
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Sessional Instructor
Faculty of Business Administration and Department of Economics
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S.F.U. Alumni Association
President 1982-1983
Committees:
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Personnel Advisory Committee
1981-1982
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Search Committee, Director of Alumni Affairs
1982
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Chairman: Excellence in Teaching
1983
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Search Committee - President, S.F.U.
1984
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Search Committee - Director of Alumni Relations
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Executive Board Member
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Faculty of Applied Sciences ?
BULLOCK, DAVID
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CHUNN, DOROTHY
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School of Criminology
Faculty of Arts
B.A. (U.B.C.); M.A. (U. of T.); Ph.D. (U. of T.)
As a member of the School of Criminology's Graduate Programs Committee for the past two
years, I have been involved in decision-making about the allocation of Graduate Fellowships and
the recommendations of students for scholarships and bursaries. SPCSAB is of particular interest
to me because I am concerned about maximizing the financial assistance to students in times of
fiscal restraint and ensuring that the adjudication process in making awards is as equitable as
possible.
As a former librarian and a current member of the Archives and Records Management Committee at
SFU, I have a special interest in library development and some knowledge about the workings of
library information systems.
CIRIA, ALBERTO
Political Science/Associate Member, SLAS Department
Faculty of Arts
Bachillee. Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires (Argentina), 1952
Law yer's
Degree. Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Sociales
Universidad Nactional de Buenos Aires (Argentina), 1959
I am particularly interested in international activities by the University; interdisciplinary teaching
and research; University/Community Relations, and related topics.
DEAN, 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 being a member of the senate committee governing academic discipline and
student conduct since I have an interest in students, their problems, and in meeting the demands of
justice and fairness with compassion.
DHIR, ROBIN
Major - Faculty of Business of Administration
I am interested in learning more about the university and its workings. Being a student senator
from the Faculty of Business I am obviously interested in seeing the university run efficiently and
also to see it be fiscally responsible. I have been a part of numerous committees in the past and
even presently -- whether at school, within the community, or for a political party. The Senate
committees I have chosen mostly pertain to the undergraduate side of things and I hope I have the
opportunity to represent the interests of the students of S.F.U. ?
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DILL, LAWRENCE
Department of Biological Sciences
Faculty of Science
B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. (UBC)
As Director of the Behavioural Ecology Research Group, I am particularly concerned with research
and graduate training.
I am committed to the idea that a university is a place to create and transmit knowledge. The
administration and service departments exist to serve these functions; i.e. they work for us - not the
other way around! (It seems they have to be continually reminded of this).
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Department of Archaeology
Faculty of Arts
B.A. (Cambridge); Ph.D. (Calgary)
I believe we should try to provide a high quality education for undergraduate and graduate
students, and that this is best done by research-oriented faculty members. Faculty must be active
in planning the academic programme, hence my interest in SCAP and SCUB. We should
encourage students and faculty to be involved in education and research internationally, and I hope
to remain involved in SCIA and IUSEC.
PUNSTER VILLE, VALERIE
M.A. - SFU 1980
B.A. - UBC 1976
I have been a member of the committees for twelve years and would like to continue on these
committees. My long service on these committees provides consistency and experience and I look
forward to continuing as a member.
ETHERINGTON, LOIS
Faculty of Business Administration
Ph.D, M.B.A. - University of Washington
B.Ed. - University of Alberta
I feel I can contribute particular expertise in budgeting.
Publications and Research
Managing Budget Conflicts, (coauthored); SMAC, Hamilton, 1992; Internal Control in Canadian
Corporations: A Management Perspective; (Coauthored), CICA and SMAC, Toronto,
1985;
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refereed papers in academic and professional journals and refereed conference proceedings.
Grants from CMHC, Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, Society of Management
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Accountants of Canada, SSHRC. Editorial board of Issues in Accounting Education. Research is
in the areas of management control systems, analysis of use of internal financial and non-financial
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data in managerial decision making, and performance evaluation of professionals and
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Professional Activities
Department and Faculty Tenure Committees, SFU Faculty Association Treasurer, Vice President,
and President; University Salary Equity Study Committee, Accounting Area Coordinator, DUC
House Committee and Board, various faculty curriculum committees, Senate Committee on
Academic Discipline, Senate Nominating Committee, Conference Chair, Society of Management
Accountants Annual Symposium, 1990, etc.
HAFER, LOU
School of Computing Science
Faculty of Applied Sciences
B.Sc. Elec. Eng. (Carnegie-Mellon)
M.Sc. Comp. Eng. (Carnegie-Mellon)
Ph.D. Elec. Eng. (Carnegie-Mellon)
No faculty member can fail to be interested in the effects of the present fiscal situation and the
underlying political and demographic situation. For 3 years ending
85-3,
I had primary
responsibility for computing facilities and capital budget in Comp. Sci., including design and
implementation of the CSIL and transition from a centralised to distributed computing
environment I served on the SFUFA Executive and Economic Benefits negotiating committee,
from 89-3 to 92-2. Currently I am Director of Graduate Programs in Computing Science. In
short, I have been actively involved in academic planning and budget since arriving at SFU, and I
wish to continue. I believe it is vitally important we maintain our research strength and that we
reach out to B.C. corporations to enlist their cooperation and support.
HEINRICH, KATHERINE
Department of Mathematics & Statistics
Faculty of Science
B.Math. (Honours) (1976)
Ph.D. (1979) U. Newcastle, Australia
I remain strongly committed to:
• the needs of students and their diversity
• policies and actions that make the university more equitable for all of its members
• making "non-traditional" areas of the university more hospitable to women and minorities
• giving more people a voice in and an understanding of the university administration
• the recognition that teaching is as important as research in this university
• looking at more effective ways of planning - both programs and budget decisions
• making what we teach relevant to students' lives
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HOEFLICH,
KLAUS
Faculty of Science
Co-operative Education (Chemistry)
University Awards:
- 1993 - NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Grant
- 1990 - Dean's Entrance Scholarship in Political Science
Senate Library Committee/Library Penalties Appeals Committee and Senate Committee on
Academic Planning/Senate Committee on University Budget
It is my wish to continue to give my time and efforts to the growth of the university. Last year I
had the opportunity to serve on two Senate committees. With this experience gained, I feel I can
contribute constructively to the academic process of the university.
JESPERSEN, JOHN
Faculty of Applied Sciences
LORD, TREVOR
Faculty of Education
I believe that I have some interesting ideas to bring to the SCHD, and at the very least, I know that
I would be a motivated, dedicated, and fully active member of the committee.
While I admit that I am a new senator and that I have no committee experience, I know that I would
bring enthusiasm and commitment to the SCAP/S CUB.
MCASKILL, IAN
Convocation Senator
MRM, SF0 1982
BA, SF0 1977
College Educator
SF0 Alumni Assn. Executive 1990-present
SF0 BOG (Student Member) 1981-82
UCFV - College Advising Committee 1992-present
Faculty & Staff Association Executive 1990-present
Publications
Public Charges & Private Values: A Study of British Columbia Timber Pricing (1992: SF0).
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MAUSER, GARY
Professor, Faculty of Business Administration
PhD, University of California, Irvine (1970), Psychology
B.A. University of California, Berkeley (1964), Psychology
Publications
2 Books; articles in
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v. Public ODinion Ouarter1y
,Revue Francaise du Marketin
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book reviews in Canadian Journal of Administrative Scienc
Marketing Research. and Criminal Law Form, among others.
Faculty Committees
Faculty Library Representative, 1991-1992
Faculty Ad Hoc Computer Committee, 1987-1 onwards
Faculty Tenure Committee, 1975-76, 1977-78, 1984-85, 1985-86, 1989-90
Faculty MBA Committee, 1982-83, 1985-86,1986-87
Coordinator, Marketing Area, 198812 - 1990/1
University Level Committees
Senate Library Review Committee, 1992-1 onwards
Senate Library Review Implementation Committee, 1992-1 onwards
Senate Committee on Academic Discipline, 1988 onwards
University Senate, 1 July 1987 - 31 May 1996
Committee on Instructional Computing, 1987-1 onwards
Microcomputer Store Review Committee, 1991-2, 1992-2
SFU Macintosh Users Group, Executive Member, 1985-2 onwards
SSHRC Small Grants Committee, 1987-1989
25th Anniversary Advisory Committee, 1989-1 to 1989-3
Search Committee, Dean, Faculty of Business, 1987-88
Search Committee, Dean, Graduate Studies, 1984-85
Search Committee, Dean, Faculty of Business, 1981-82
MEZEI, KATHY
Department of English
Faculty of Arts
B.A. York University
MA. Carleton University (Canadian Studies)
PhD Queens University
Graduate Chair, English 1989-
President, ACQL, 1986-1988
Adjudication Committee: Canadian Studies Research Tools 1989, 1990
Editor, Tessera. 1984-
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Publications
The Silent Rooms
(A translation of Anne Hébert's Les Chambres de bois) Toronto: Musson,
1974.
The Prose
of Life: Sketches from Victorian Canada
Edited with Carole Gerson. Downsview:
ECW Press, 1982.
Bibliography
of Criticism on English and French Literary Translations in Canada/B ibliographie de
la critique des traductions litteraires anglaises etfrancaises au Canada.
Ottawa: University of
Ottawa Press, 1988.
plus over twenty articles in Canadian Literatire, Meta, Universit y
of Toronto Quarterly. ECW,
Critique. College English Yearbook of English Studies. Canadian Poetry and in The Human
Elements (1978), The Duncan Scott Symposium (1979), Encyclopedia Britannica. Dictionary of
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Biograph y.
Mapping Literature (1988) and Language in Her Eye (1990).
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Department of Political Science
Faculty of Arts
Certificate in Liberal Arts, SFU, 1992
Certificate in Urban Studies, SFU, 1993
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Student since 1990
- Student Rep, SRI Senate, 1991-present
- Member of SCAP/SCUB, SUAB, and SCAR
- Member of Enrolment Management and Planning Committee
- Elected to SFSS Forum, March 1992
- Vice-President (External Relations), Simon Fraser Student Society, 1992-May 1993
- Chair, SFSS External Affairs Committee, 1992-93
- Co-Chair, SFSS Joint Committee on University Administration Relations and External Affairs,
1992
- Member, SFSS Executive Committee, 1992-93
- Political Science Rep., SFSS Forum, May 1993-present
- Strong understanding of Robert's Rules of Order and SFU Senate procedures
I strongly believe that proper communication and co-operation is a fundamental responsibility of all
SFU Senate members. As a member of various Senate committees, I endeavor to communicate
and co-operate effectively.
PALMER, EVELYN
Department of Chemistry
Faculty of Science
B.A. (Biochemistry), Univ. of Calif. (Berkeley)
M.Sc. (Education), Simon Fraser University
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I have been on the Chemistry Department Undergraduate Studies Committee for many years
andhave strong associations with high school and community college teachers. As a teacher of
about 600 students per year, my greatest concern is with the quality of education and services we
provide to our undergraduates. I believe that recent university policies have led to lower standards
of teaching and service, and I wish to contribute to committees which will restore them to their
previous high levels.
PALMER, LEIGH
Department of Physics
Faculty of Science
A.A. (Sacramento Junior College)
A.B., Ph.D. (University of California)
My principal interests are in the quality of undergraduate education offered by Simon Fraser. This
quality is enhanced by many factors, all of which concern me. Chief among these are the quality
of programs and courses we offer, the general comfort of the campus environment, the quality of
our faculty, and the quality of the students we attract to the University. To the improvement of this
last factor I have devoted my considerable attention to high school recruiting and scholarships,
particularly entrance scholarships. I have been involved since 1966 with curriculum in my
department and with the design of programs. I would like to involve myself more with the overall
design of the university's offerings, particularly the undergraduate offerings. I participated in
SCIMO's examination of instructional delivery and I believe that the effects of insufficiently
supported enrollment increases have led to a decline in the quality of the programs we offer. To
this end I believe that SFU should curtail enrollment and seek a university size nearer that
recommended by the Task Force on University Size, and nearer the one which will serve our
students well.
PERCIVAL, PAUL
Professor, Department of Chemistry
B.A. University of Oxford, 1970
D.Phil. University of Oxford, 1973
Postdoctoral research at Varian Associates, California, and University of Zurich, Switzerland.
Assistant Professor, Simon Fraser University, 1979, Associate Professor, 1982, Professor, 1987-
present.
Member of Senate 1989-96.
Current Research
The chemistry of positive muons, muonium and muonium- substituted free radicals, with an
experimental program at TRIUMP. Electron spin resonance studies of transient radicals.
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PERCIVAL, PAUL
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Publications
About 60 papers in scientific journals; co-editor of one book.
Committee and Administrative Experience
Current or former member of
- Senate, Senate Committee on Academic Discipline, Senate Policy Committee on
Scholarships, Awards and Bursaries, Senate Graduate Awards Adjudication Committee,
Dean of Graduate Studies Search Committee;
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University Library External Review 1991, Senate Library Committee, Library Penalties
Appeals Committee, Science Library Users Committee (Chair);
- Faculty of Science Graduate Studies Committee (Chair), Departmental Graduate Studies
Committee (Chair), Senate Graduate Studies Committee, Assessment Committee for New
Graduate Programs, occasionally Acting Dean of Graduate Studies;
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Department Tenure Committee, Appointments Committee, Search Committee;
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Committee, Beam Line Coordinator;
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Statement
It seems to me that University policy is increasingly based on administrative convenience and fiscal
restraint, rather than on academic grounds. This is perhaps to be expected in an organization as
• large as our university, and in the present economic climate, but it should be resisted nonetheless.
A case in point is the sudden change in scholarship eligibility dictated by an administrative decision
to cut $500,000 from the Awards budget. According to the University Act, "the academic
governance of the university is vested in the senate". I shall continue to work hard in Senate and
its Committees to defend the authority of Senate to determine academic policy.
PINFIELD, LARRY
Faculty of Business Administration
B.Sc. (Hons) Leed's University (1961)
M.S. Carnegie (1964)
Ph.D. Stanford (1970)
SSHRC Strategic Grants (1987-89; 1989-92)
Publications: 2 books and various papers on Human Resource Management, Organizational
Decision Making and Internal Labour Markets.
Fellowship: NATO (1962-64); Beckendorf (1966); Ford Foundation (1967)
Teaching Experience: Stanford University (1969-72); At SFIJ since (1972).
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Other Experience: Executive Interchange, Treasury Board Government of Canada (1975-77);
Visiting Scholar: Institute of Manpower Studies, University of Sussex (1987).
At SFU: Faculty of Business Administration (various times): Undergraduate Curriculum
Committee, Graduate Studies Committee, Chair: Faculty Tenure Committee; Chair: Appointments
Committee.
At SFU (various times): 'University Tenure Committee; Chair: Senate Committee on Academic
Discipline; Senate Committee on Honorary Degrees.
STEWART, MARY LYNN
Departments of History/Women's Studies
Faculty of Arts
B.A. Calgary
M.A. Columbia U.
Ph.D. Columbia U.
WICKSTROM, NORMAN
Convocation Senator
Ombudsman
Federal Public Service
President, Simon Fraser Student Society 1969-70, 1970-71
Member, Board of Directors, Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada 1970-1972
Canadian Commission for UNESCO - 1970-72
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WINNE, PHILIP
Faculty of Education/Psychology (Associate Member)
Ph.D. Stanford University (1976)
MS.Ed. Bucknell University (1972)
B.S.Ed. (Cum Laude) Bucknell University (1971)
Canadian Association for Educational Psychology, President (1988-1990); Canadian Educational
Researchers' Association, President (1984
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1986); Distinguished Visiting Professor, Max Planck
Institute for Psychological Research, Munich (1985-1986); Simon Fraser University Research
Professor (1986); Fellow: American Psychological Association, American Psychological Society,
Canadian Psychological Association; Journal Editorial Boards: Alberta Journal of Educational
Research, Contemporary Educational Psychology, Interchange, Journal of Artificial Intelligence in
- Education, Learning and Individual Differences, Teaching and Teacher Education.
60+publications; 80+ conference papers.
SFU Service: Senate (1986-date); Senate Committee on Continuing Studies (1986-1987); Senate
Appeals Board (1988-date); Senate Nominating Committee (1990-1992); SSHRC Small Grants
Committee (1987-date); SSHRC International Travel Grants Committee (1983-date); University
Research Professor Selection Committee (1986-1988).
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WOTHERSPOON, ALLAN
Lay Senator - Order in Council
LL.B. UBC 1987
B.A. SFU 1984
