As mentioned in my previous post, the Constitution of the Faculty of the 新澳门六合彩内幕信息 identifies the officers of the Faculty Senate. But the Constitution leaves it to the Bylaws to specify each officer鈥檚 duties, term of office, and procedure for election.
The officers of the Faculty Senate include:
- President
- Vice President
- Secretary
- Sergeant-at-Arms
- Member-at-Large
- Parliamentarian
The President is elected by the Faculty Senate to a two-year term, the other officers to a one-year term. The Parliamentarian is not elected but instead is chosen by the President, with the only qualifications being that the Parliamentarian must be a member of the general faculty but must not be a Senator. (Because the Parliamentarian may not participate in debate or vote on motions, this non-Senator restriction ensures that a faculty unit won鈥檛 be losing its representation in the Senate.)
The President鈥檚 primary roles are to preside at Faculty Senate and FSEC meetings, to serve as the faculty鈥檚 representative on the 新澳门六合彩内幕信息Board of Trustees, and to serve as the official representative of the entire 新澳门六合彩内幕信息faculty to members of the 新澳门六合彩内幕信息administration. The Vice President performs the same roles whenever the President is unavailable.
The Secretary is responsible for the maintenance of all Faculty Senate records, including minutes of meetings. The Secretary is also responsible for managing Faculty Senate elections.
The 厂别谤驳别补苍迟-补迟-础谤尘蝉鈥� role is to ensure that a quorum has been reached for attendance at meetings, to verify that any proxies have been approved to vote in the absence of a regular Senator, to count votes in the case of roll calls or written ballots, and to maintain order at all meetings. The Sergeant-at-Arms also keeps track of meeting attendance to ensure that Senators are meeting their obligations.
The Member-at-Large provides an annual orientation session for new Faculty Senators and acts as the primary liaison between the full Faculty Senate and the Faculty Senate Executive Committee.
The Parliamentarian provides advice to the President or any other Senator on parliamentary procedures and serves as a member of the Constitution and Bylaws Committee when the defining documents need to be updated.