Election for Faculty Representatives to New University Senate

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VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY FACULTY ELECTIONS COMMITTEE

Vote for one candidate from Arts by placing a mark in no more than one box. More than one vote will invalidate the ballot. Information about the candidates is below. The election committee will report the results of the vote; no record will be kept of individual choices. Ballots must be received by 5:00 p.m. on April 20, 2000.

Arts	Vote for One
	Mackey-Kallis, Susan
	Strack, Harry
You may also print this form and then either 1) sign the ballot or, 2) place your ballot in a small envelope, place this in a larger envelope and sign the larger one. Ballots must be received by April 20: Faculty Senate c/o Margaret King SAC 202 Villanova University Villanova, PA 19085

Candidates' Biographies

Susan Mackey-Kallis, Department of Communications, 1991; Ph.D., 1988, The Pennsylvania State University. Currently an Associate Professor in the Communications Department, she is also a member Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, (nominated while a Master’s Candidate.) Elected to the University Senate in 1994, she is serving her third term as an Arts Representative, and has also chaired the University Senate for Academic Years 1997-2000. A strong faculty welfare advocate, she has authored or sponsored such Senate legislation as increasing the University’s subsidize (with a 20% contribution) faculty’s staff’s, and students’ child care costs for using Rosemont’s childcare facility, and exploring institutional responses to issues of diversity on Villanova’s Campus. She has recently overseen the restructuring of the University Senate and the revision of its Constitution in order to create a more effective vehicle for governance at Villanova. Her University Senate Committees service includes the Social Action Committee and the Planning and Prioritize Committee. She is currently a member of the Middle States Review Task Force on Organization, Administration, and Governance. Past College and University committee service includes the Arts and Science’s Committee on Faculty Development, the Core Humanities Writing Committee and the Presidential Scholarship Award Committee.

Harry Strack, (1968). Ph.D. University of Iowa, B.A., M.A., University of Pennsylvania. Associate Professor, Department of Political Science. Current Memberships: University Senate, Faculty Senate, Academic Policy Committee, Executive Committee of University Senate and Academic Affairs Committee of the Board of Trustees.

College of Arts

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