Florida Gulf Coast University-Staff Advisory Council

SAC Elections, Representation, and Voting

SAC Representative Elections

2009 SAC Election Results

A&P

Support Personnel

Allison Bacigalupi – Student Affairs
Lisa Banks – Academic Affairs – Non-College
Cori Bright – Student Affairs
Neela Chevli – Academic Affairs – Non-College
Tim DeLucia – Student Affairs
Cathy Doyle – Student Affairs
Tia Freiburger – Student Affairs
Jameson Moschella – Student Affairs
Raymond Rodrigues – Academic Affairs – College
Paula Sklodowski – Academic Affairs – Non-College

Monette Duck – Administrative Services
Marie Josee Hebert – Administrative Services
Gail Hintz - Academic Affairs – Non-College
Kim Hobart - Academic Affairs – College
Frances Jones - Academic Affairs – Non-College
Kathy McElroy - Academic Affairs – College
Patricia Smith - Academic Affairs – College
Robert Tripp – Administrative Services

Representation and Voting

• SAC is an elected body consisting of 24 elected representatives:

12 USPS employees
12 A&P employees

• To be eligible to serve on SAC, an employee must have completed one (1) year of service in an A&P or USPS position.

• Elections are held annually in May. Seats are two year staggered terms, with half elected each year.

• All current A&P and USPS employees are eligible to vote in SAC elections.

Staff Advisory Council

Transition Year for SAC Restructuring

1. SAC will be restructured from an exclusively At-Large Representation to Divisional Representation.

1.1. The current structure of SAC will increase from eight (8) A&P representatives and eight (8) Support Personnel representatives to twelve (12) A&P representatives and twelve (12) Support Personnel representatives.

1.2. SAC Representatives elected during the 2008 election with one (1) year left in their term of office will be allocated to fill the divisional seats available as shown in the table below.

1.3. Staff may vote for up to 8 A&P and 8 Support Personnel candidates for a two year term. The divisional seats will be filled by the candidate with the highest vote tally. The term years will be decided as follows:

1.3.1.The six (6) A&P candidates and the six (6) Support Personnel candidates with the highest vote tally within their respective division will fill the 2009 2-year term seats.

1.3.2.The two (2) A&P candidates and the two (2) Support Personnel candidates with the next highest vote tally within their respective division will fill the 2009 1-year term seats.

	A&P Seats				Support Personnel Seats
Transition Plan to move from 16 Representatives to 24	2008 Election	2009 1 yr term	2009 2 yr term	Total	2008 Election	2009 1 yr term	2009 2 yr term	Total	Divisional Total
President/Advancement/Athletics	1		1	2	0		1	1	3
Administrative Services	2		1	3	2		2	4	7
Student Affairs	0	1	1	2	0	1	0	1	3
Academic Affairs - Non-College	0	1	1	2	1		1	2	4
Academic Affairs - Colleges	0		1	1	0	1	1	2	3
At Large	1		1	2	1		1	2	4
TOTAL SEATS	4	2	6	12	4	2	6	12	24

Current Representatives

Officers:
	President	Ruth Rodrigues	590-1124
	Vice-President	David Vazquez	590-1123
	Secretary	Jennifer Crabil	590-1234
	Treasurer	Loren Prive	590-1202

Representatives:
	Lisa Banks	590-7069	Mary Naughton	590-1405
	Susan Baurer	590-1441	Jim Lee	590-1317
	Chuck Bryan	590-7662	Eileen Regelski	590-1098
	Kathleen Crawford	590-1507	Tim Shannon	590-1190
	Sven Hahues	590-1337	Jacquie Toth	590-7046
	Locksley Knibbs	590-7488	John Wilson	590-7104