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RESULTS OF MAIL BALLOTING RE
ELECTIONS TO SENATE COMMITTEES
October 1992
SENATE COMMITTEE ON ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE (SCAD)
Two Faculty Members
to replace M. Singh and P. Percival for two-year terms of
office, from October 1, 1992 to September 30, 1994; and
One Faculty Member
(Alternate)
to replace G. Mauser for one-year term of office, from October 1, 1992 to
September 30, 1993.
Candidates:
L. Ballentine, J. Brockman, L. Etherington, G. Mauser, P. Percival
The two candidates receiving the higher number of votes and declared elected as
Regular members:
L. Etherington
P. Percival
The candidate receiving the next highest number of votes and declared elected as
Alternate member:
Tie Vote - Run-off election required between:
L. Ballentine
J. Brockman
SENATE COMMITTEE ON ACADEMIC PLANNING (SCAP)/SENATE COMMITTEE ON
UNIVERSITY BUDGET (SCUB)
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Two Senators
to replace M. Covell and J. D'Auna for two-year terms of office, from
October 1, 1992 to September 30, 1994.
Candidates:
L. Boland, M. Covell, J. D'Auria, J. Driver, P. Winne
The two candidates receiving the higher number of votes and declared elected:
M. Covell
J. D'Auria
Two Student Senators
to replace S. Wade and K. Giffen for two-year terms of
office, from October 1, 1992 to September 30, 1994.
Candidates:
D. Fickling, S. Smith, S. Wade
The candidate receiving the highest number of votes and declared elected as
Regular Member:
D. Fickling
The candidate receiving the next highest number of votes and declared elected as
Regular Member:
Tie Vote - Run-oft election required between:
S. Smith
S. Wade
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Balloting for the run-off elections will take place at the November 2nd, 1992
meeting of Senate. (Information on Candidates attached to this report)
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. SENATE UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS BOARD (SUAB)
Two Student Senators and one Student Senator Alternate
to replace T.
Morrison, and fill existing vacancies for one-year terms of office, from October 1,
1992 to September 30, 1993.
Candidates:
J. Flores, C. Green, K. Hoeflich, T. Morrison, S. Smith, S. Wade
Two candidates receiving the highest number of votes and declared elected as
Regular Members:
T. Morrison
S. Wade
The candidate receiving the next highest number of votes and declared elected as
the Alternate Member:
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Tie Vote - Run-off election required between:
C. Green
K.
Hoeflich
One Senator
to replace L Palmer for two-year term of office, from October 1, 1992
to September 30, 1994.
Candidates:
L. Palmer, M. Warsh
The candidate receiving the highest number of votes and declared elected:
L.
Palmer
SENATE COMMITTEE ON UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES (SCUM
One Undergraduate Student Senator
to fill an existing vacancy for no specified
term of office.
Candidate:
D. Fickling, C. Green, T. Morrison, S. Smith
The candidate receiving the highest number of votes and declared elected:
T. Morrison
SENATE COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES (SCIA)
Three Faculty Senators
for two-year terms of office, from October 1, 1992 to
September 30, 1994.
Candidates:
A. Gina, M. Cohen, L. Dill, J. Driver, B. McKeown
The three candidates receiving the highest number of votes and declared elected:
A. Gina
L. Dill
J.
Driver
One Student Senator
for two-yer term of office, from October 1, 1992 to September
30,1994.
Candidates:
M. Bawa, J. Flores, K. Giffen
The candidate receiving the highest number of votes and declared elected:
*
Tie Vote - Run-off election required between:
M. Bawa
K. Giffen
Balloting forthe run-off elections will take place at the November 2nd, 1992
meeting of Senate. (Information on Candidates attached to this report)
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Information on Candidates for Election by Senate
November 2. 1992
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BALLENTINE. Leslie
Department of Physics
Faculty of Science
B.Sc. (Engineering Physics), Univ. of Alberta (1961)
M.Sc. (Physics), Univ. of Alberta (1962)
Ph.D. (Physics), Cambridge, U.K. (1966)
Professor, SFU, 25 years service (as of 1992)
President, SFU Faculty Association (1977178)
Stories of academic dishonesty (plagiarism, fabrication of data, etc.) have made
headlines in the news in recent years. Deliberate acts of sabotage of other people's
work, such as tampering with computer systems (introducing a "virus") or vandalizing
controversial experiments, are probably even more harmful. While such occurrences
are not nearly so common as the news media might lead one to believe, nevertheless,
the problems are serious and must not be ignored. Dishonest behavior at the student
level is a precursor to similar behavior at the professional level. It is important that we
should inculcate standards of academic conduct, and deal effectively with the small
number of offenders.
BAWA. Mandeep Singh
Faculty of Business Administration
B.Com ., MBA (Punjab Univ, India)
Graduate Student - MBA (Accounting & International Business)
Senate Library Committee/Library Penalties Appeals Committee:
I have been a member of LPAC for more than a year. Currently, I chair this Committee.
During my previous term, I was exposed to the unique problems and constraints of the
SFU Library and its plans for changes in the future. Having worked in the Library, I also
have an insiders perspective on its operations. I would therefore like to sit on the
SLC/LPAC.
Senate Committee on International Activities:
I am an international student and have two degrees from eastern schools. I am thus
aware of how eastern/South Asian bureaucracies, universities and other systems work.
In my current program at SFU, I am doing a concentration in International Business. I
have also been active in the university's International Club. I feel very motivated in
serving on the SCIA.
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Information on Candidates for Election by Senate
November 2. 1992
•
BROCKMAN. Joan
School of Criminology
Faculty of Arts
BA (Sask), MA (Alta), LLB (CaIg), LLM (Br.Col.)
I am a nonpractising member of the Law Society of British Columbia (called in 1983)
and an inactive member of the Law Society of Alberta (called in 1981). Related
teaching experience: Human Rights and Civil Liberties, Controlling Crimes of the
Professional Elite, and other law related courses. Related SFU Committee Work:
School Tenure Committee, 1990-91, 1989-1990; Professional Guidelines Committee,
1989; Academic Discipline Committee, 1989-1990, 1991-1992; Chair of Discipline
Committee, 1989-1990. Related work experience: Agent (legal) and Counsel for the
Federal Department of Justice.
GIFFEN, Ken
Department of Political Science
Faculty of Arts
B.A.(Hons), SFU
-
5th term - Senate; Various Senate Committees
-
Board of Governors 1991-1992
GREEN. Chris
Department of Political Science
Faculty of Arts
I wish to ensure, through my participation on the committees of Senate, that student
issues and concerns are taken into account when decisions are being made. In
particular, SFU must strive to be accessible and affordable for all interested students,
with adequate resources in place to allow for timely completion of his/her chosen
program.
HOEFLICH. Klaus Peter
Department of Chemistry
Faculty of Science
- 3rd year student
- Awarded 1990 Dean's Entrance Scholarship in Political Science, and Grade 12
Provincial Scholarship
- Participating in Co-Op Education (Chemistry/BioChemistry)
- I would like to dedicate my time and efforts to the growth of the university, and
having been elected to the Senate I wish to maximize my activity and involvement.
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Information on Candidates for Election by Senate
November 2. 1992
MORRISON.
Tim
Department of Political Science
Faculty of Arts
Certificate in the Liberal Arts, SFU, 1991
- SFU student since 1990
- Student Rep, SFU Senate, 1991-present
- Member of SCAP/SCUB and SUAB
- Member of Enrolment Management and Planning Committee
- Elected to SFSS Forum, 1992
- Member of SFSS University Relations Committee
- Executive Director, Political Science Student Union
I strongly believe that proper communication and co-operation is a fundamental
responsibility of all SFU Senators. Through my membership on various committees, I
will endeavor to work effectively and conscientiously in order to efficiently govern the
affairs of our university.
SMITH. Shawn Roderick
Department (undeclared)
Faculty of Arts
I wish to get further involved in this dynamic institution. I feel my lack of years are an
incredible asset in which I hope will come freshness of opinion.
My goals as a student senator serving on these committees is to continue the process
of change, for my fellow students, while still believing I can change the world.
Serving on the B.C. Youth Council for the past two years, during the last of which I was
treasurer, I see my skills learned there would also benefit these senate committees.
One of my major, goals as a senator is to increase the awareness of Simon Fraser
among possible students in the eastern interior of British Columbia.
WADE Shawn
Department of History
Faculty of Arts
I have been on SCAP and SCUB for three years and, in that time, have acquired both a
degree of understanding of and a love for the academic planning and budgetary
planning processes of the University. I believe that the current budgetary and fiscal
situation of the University calls for a student member who has acquired some feel for
how the process works, and who can therefore hopefully contribute constructively to the
academic and budgetary process of the university.
