Staff Advisory Council announces 2015 election results
The Staff Advisory Council (SAC) is pleased to announce the results of the 2015 spring election. Thirteen new SAC representatives from across the University staff have been elected. New council members are: Landon Burrow (FACS: Maintenance Team 4), James Coffey (FACS: Custodial Services), Lou Gusbar (School of Business- Student Academic Services), Lauren Largen (Graylyn: Ads & Promotions), Sherry Long (Athletics: Student Athletes Services), Ellie Shannon (Athletics: Administration), Shelley Sizemore (Campus Life), Darlene Starnes (Multicultural Affairs), Barbara Stephens-Macri (Human Resources), Amanda Tingle (Dean of Wake Forest College), Amalia Wagner (Office of the Provost), Sandra Whicker (Admissions: Undergraduate), and Sarah Wojcik-Gross (Information Systems).
In addition to newly elected representatives, Artanzia Yates (Information Systems) and Scott Spernoga (Athletics: Sports Medicine) have been re-elected to serve an additional term. Each SAC representative will serve a term of three years and may be re-elected to serve one additional term.
Categories: Staff News
Staff Advisory Council voting ends today
Voting runs through today (Monday, April 22) in Wake Forest’s annual Staff Advisory Council (SAC) election.
Candidates in the election are staff members in the following areas at the University: Finance/Administration, Provost, Student Life and University Advancement. Eligible voters will receive an email informing them that they may vote for candidates employed in the same University area as they are.
The candidates are seeking to fill SAC positions. The new terms will begin July 1. SAC members are elected to three-year terms.
Online voting is available here:
http://apps.sac.wfu.edu/secure/elections
Eligible voters also may go the OS1 Training Room at the Facilities and Campus Services building.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact one of the members of the SAC Elections Committee: Angela Hobbs (x4521), Travis Manning (x5478), Paul Sheff (x6071) or Ted Johnson (x4374).
The SAC is a University advisory group that strives to strengthen communication between the staff and the University administration. President Nathan Hatch formed the group in 2006. For additional SAC information, visit: http://sac.wfu.edu.
Categories: Staff News
Staff Advisory Council voting is open
Voting runs through April 22 in Wake Forest’s annual Staff Advisory Council (SAC) election.
Candidates in the election are staff members in the following areas at the University: Finance/Administration, Provost, Student Life and University Advancement. Eligible voters will receive an email informing them that they may vote for candidates employed in the same University area as they are.
The candidates are seeking to fill SAC positions. The new terms will begin July 1. SAC members are elected to three-year terms.
Online voting is available here:
http://apps.sac.wfu.edu/secure/elections
Eligible voters also may go the OS1 Training Room at the Facilities and Campus Services building.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact one of the members of the SAC Elections Committee: Angela Hobbs (x4521), Travis Manning (x5478), Paul Sheff (x6071) or Ted Johnson (x4374).
The SAC is a University advisory group that strives to strengthen communication between the staff and the University administration. President Nathan Hatch formed the group in 2006. For additional SAC information, visit: http://sac.wfu.edu.
Categories: Staff News
Friday is deadline for SAC nominations
The deadline is approaching for nominating new members to the Staff Advisory Council (SAC). Nominations are due by 5 p.m. on Friday, March 22.
To nominate yourself or someone in your division – please visit: SAC Nominations (login required)
The SAC, formed in 2006 by President Hatch, is an advisory body tasked with strengthening communication between the staff and administration at Wake Forest. For more information on the role of the SAC, please visit http://sac.wfu.edu.
- Candidates — May be nominated by another staff member from their same division, or they may self-nominate.
- Nominations — Any staff member nominating another employee should inform their nominee of this intent, and determine if that employee is interested in serving on the council.
- Requirements — for eligibility: full-time employment with one year of service, and in good standing.
- Openings — Elections are being held for the following SAC divisions: administration and finance, provost, advancement and student life. For more information on SAC divisions, please visit http://sac.wfu.edu/files/2012/03/SAC-Divisions.pdf.
- Deadline for Nominations — 5 p.m. on March 22.
Detailed nomination and election rules are located in the SAC By-Laws:
http://sac.wfu.edu/by-laws
For questions or if you need assistance, please contact a member of SAC Elections Committee: Travis Manning (manninto@wfu.edu), x5478; Angela Hobbs (hobbsah@wfu.edu), x4521; Paul Sheff (sheffp@wfu.edu), x6071; or Ted Johnson (johnsont@wfu.edu), x4374.
Your Voice Is Important! Nominate someone today:
http://apps.sac.wfu.edu/secure/nominations (login required)
Categories: Staff News
Staff Advisory Council nominations now open
The Staff Advisory Council (SAC) is soliciting nominations for new members.
To nominate yourself or someone in your division – please visit: SAC Nominations (login required)
The SAC, formed in 2006 by President Hatch, is an advisory body tasked with strengthening communication between the staff and administration at Wake Forest. For more information on the role of the SAC, please visit http://sac.wfu.edu.
- Candidates — May be nominated by another staff member from their same division, or they may self-nominate.
- Nominations — Any staff member nominating another employee should inform their nominee of this intent, and determine if that employee is interested in serving on the council.
- Requirements — for eligibility: full-time employment with one year of service, and in good standing.
- Openings — Elections are being held for the following SAC divisions: administration and finance, provost, advancement and student life. For more information on SAC divisions, please visit http://sac.wfu.edu/files/2012/03/SAC-Divisions.pdf.
- Deadline for Nominations — 5 p.m. on March 22.
Detailed nomination and election rules are located in the SAC By-Laws:
http://sac.wfu.edu/by-laws
For questions or if you need assistance, please contact a member of SAC Elections Committee: Travis Manning (manninto@wfu.edu), x5478; Angela Hobbs (hobbsah@wfu.edu), x4521; Paul Sheff (sheffp@wfu.edu), x6071; or Ted Johnson (johnsont@wfu.edu), x4374.
Your Voice Is Important! Nominate someone today:
http://apps.sac.wfu.edu/secure/nominations (login required)
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