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UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX
NOTICE OF SENATE ELECTION SUMMER TERM 2011
- Nominations by members of the academic staff are invited for the
election of seven members of the permanent academic staff to membership
of the Senate for the period 2011-2015
(4 year term). The procedure
for the election of members of academic staff to the Senate is set out
in Ordinance 17 (http://www.essex.ac.uk/academic/docs/cal/ordinances.shtm#17)
- The current elected members of the Senate are as follows:
2008-12
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Dr Steffen Boehm |
Essex Business School |
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Dr Karen Hulme |
Law |
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Dr Todd Landman1 |
Government |
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Dr Alison Rowlands2 |
History |
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Professor Edward Tsang |
Computer Science and Electronic Engineering |
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1see 4 below |
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2see 5 below |
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2009-13
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Mr Richard Cornes |
Law |
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Professor Simon Lucas |
Computer Science and Electronic Engineering |
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Dr David Marrani |
Law |
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Dr David Penman |
Mathematical Sciences |
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Dr Francisco Sepulveda |
Computer Science and Electronic Engineering |
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Dr Lisa Wade |
Art History and Theory |
- The five vacancies arise following the completion this
year of the elected terms of Mrs Fernne Brennan,
Professor Jerry Coakley, Professor Marco Francisconi, Dr Dominic
Micklewright, Dr Fiona Venn.
- The sixth vacancy arises following the
resignation of Professor Todd Landman.
- A further vacancy arises following the
appointment of Dr Alison Rowlands as Head of Department to the
Department of History with effect from the 1 August 2011, subject to
Council approval
The date of the election shall be Monday 6 June 2011.
- The membership of Senate is defined by Ordinance 13 (http://www.essex.ac.uk/academic/docs/cal/ordinances.shtm#13).
There are 16 elected members, at least nine of whom must be in
non-professorial posts at the time of election. The term of office of
elected members of the Senate is four years and elected members may
stand for consecutive terms (S.M.151/06).
- Nine of the current elected members of Senate will remain in
office in 2011-12;
seven are in non-professorial posts and
two hold
Professorships. At least two members of academic staff
elected to the Senate in 2011-12 must therefore hold a
non-professorial post. Should a ballot be necessary, in the case
that the nominations exceed the number of vacancies, the
two nominees from among members of non-professorial academic staff with
the highest number of votes will be elected. All other vacancies
will then be filled by the nominees with the highest number of votes
overall.
- The closing date for nominations is Wednesday
18 May
2011.
Nominations must reach Nicky Stephens, Senior
Administrative Assistant, Academic Registrar's Office (room 6.111), by
5pm on that date.
- Nomination forms may be found at
http://www2.essex.ac.uk/academic/offices/senate/elec11/nomform.doc.
The form must be signed by the nominee and by two electors, one of
whom must be from a department/school different from that of the nominee.
- Nominees are requested to give a brief biography and statement
in support of their nomination, in not more than 350 words, on the pro
forma on the second page of the nomination form.
- Nominees for election to the Senate must be full or part-time
members of the permanent academic staff. A list of persons entitled
to stand for election is available at:
http://www2.essex.ac.uk/academic/offices/senate/elec11/stafflist.xlsx.
Members of academic staff who are currently in their probationary
period, but whose appointment is being confirmed from 1 October 2011,
are also eligible for nomination.
- Electors must, at the date of the election, be members of the
academic staff. Should a ballot be necessary, ballot papers will be
sent by internal post on Friday
20 May 2011 to all those who are
eligible to vote.
- Ballot papers must be returned to Nicky
Stephens, Senior Administrative Assistant, by no later than
noon on Monday 6 June 2011.
Richard Stock
May 2011
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