Shared Governance is seeking nominations for representatives for the 2022-2023 academic year. There are 5 positions open on College Assembly, 7 positions on the Council for Academic Issues, and 2 positions on the Council for Operational Issues.
If you would like to serve on one of the Shared Governance bodies, you may self-nominate. If you know someone who you think would best represent your constituency in one of these bodies, please nominate them (pending their approval first) if there is a position available.
Nominations are being collected electronically. To nominate, please follow the instructions on the Shared Governance nomination form (s) that match your constituency:
College Assembly:
- Full Instructional Faculty HS
- Full Time Instructional Faculty STEM
- Director/Assistant Director/Staff Assistant (2)
- Classified Service
Council for Academic Issues:
- Full Time Instructional Faculty LA (2)
- Full Time Instructional Faculty BPS
- Full Time Instructional Faculty STEM
- Dept. Chair: STEM
- At Large (can be from any constituency)
- Classified Service
Council for Operational Issues:
- Full Time Instructional Faculty (2)
(You must be logged into your SUNY Broome email in order to complete the form.)
To learn more about Shared Governance at SUNY Broome, please visit the Shared Governance 2022 Election Website.
Nominations must be received no later than Tuesday, March 15, 2022 by 5:00 pm.
Many thanks to all members whose terms will expire at the end of the academic year. Your service is greatly appreciated!
Question? Visit the Shared Governance Website or contact Shared Governance at SharedGovernance@sunybroome.edu.
Our Mission: SUNY Broome Community College supports all members of the learning community by creating access to inclusive, diverse educational experiences. Success is achieved through the provision of innovative academics, transformative student support, and meaningful civic & community engagement. We realize our mission by fostering an environment that exemplifies the college’s institutional goals to the highest quality.
Submitted by: Shared Governance
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