Faculty Budget Advisory Committee (FBAC)

The FBAC shall be composed of thirteen voting members. The composition of members shall be as follows: seven elected, tenured/tenure track faculty members: a Chair, a Chair-elect, and five faculty members with one from the library or counseling and at least one from each of the colleges of the University; in addition, one student selected by the Associated Students, according to their procedures. An executive secretary shall be appointed by the President of the University.

Academic Technology and Learning Committee (ATLC)

The ATLC is composed of 15 voting members, including a Chair and Chair-elect. There are nine additional faculty members including a library representative, one representative from each college, one at-large faculty representative who has taught an online or hybrid course, one at-large faculty representative who preferably teaches at least one in-person class per year on the Stockton campus, one at-large  faculty representative who is a lecturer, and the Speaker (or designee). One student shall be appointed by ASI.

Committee on Committees (COC)

The COC shall be composed of seven voting faculty members, including the Speaker and Speaker-elect. Four of these members shall be tenured/tenure track with one additional member who shall be from the General Faculty. All five members shall be elected by and from the General Faculty from a slate of nominees prepared by the Senate Executive Committee with no more than two of the five voting faculty members from any one college, the library, or counseling. 

Senate Executive Committee (SEC)

The SEC is composed of 10 voting members, including the Speaker, Speaker-elect, Clerk, the Chair of the University Educational Policies Committee (UEPC), the Chair of the Faculty Affairs Committee (FAC), the Chair of the Graduate Council (GC), the Chair of the Faculty Budget Advisory Committee (FBAC), Chair of the Academic Technology and Learning Committee (ATLC), the Chair of the Stockton Council (STKC) and the two Statewide Academic Senators. The Speaker serves as Chair the SEC.

Members of the General Faculty (as defined in Article III, Section 1.0 of the Constitution have the right to vote in University elections. Refer to the Constitution of the General Faculty.pdf.

Voting rights in colleges and departments are determined by each entity, with some rights provided to all faculty via the collective bargaining agreement.

You are a member of the General Faculty if