APAC Elections Coming

THE DEADLINE for petitions to run for a seat on the Academic Professional Advisory Committee (APAC) has been extended to Friday, April 5.

APAC REPRESENTS close to 4,000 Academic Professionals on campus and advises University Administration, reviews policy, represents APs on search committees, voices concerns regarding APs to the Chancellor, and plays an active role in professional development efforts at UIC. APAC is comprised of 15-to-18 APs, elected for a three-year term. Approximately one-third of the APAC seats are up for election this year.

NOMINATION MATERIALS for APAC seats can be obtained by e-mailing Ahlam Al-Kodmany at ryyan@uic.edu. Complete the nomination petition, including a personal statement and the name and signature of ten endorsers who are APs. Fully completed petitions must be received by noon on Friday, April 5. Send your completed packet for APAC to Ahlam Al-Kodmany, Institute for Health Research and Policy, MC 275. For information, e-mail ryyan@uic.edu.

ELECTION BALLOTS will be available on the APAC website https://sites.google.com/site/uicapac/about-apac/join-apac.

THE ELECTION for one of the three AP University Senate seats has been held. Incumbent Senator William S. Bike, Director of Advancement and Alumni Affairs Communications for the College of Dentistry, won a fourth term and will continue to represent APs in the University Senate for another three years.