APAC WILL be conducting two elections during the month of March 2011. The nomination petition and additional information are available here.
Become a member of APAC
IF YOU are a visiting or permanent AP, become one of our 15-18 members and help us represent the APs to the UIC community. Six representatives will be elected to serve for the 2011-2014 term. All Academic Professionals are eligible to serve on APAC.
What Does APAC Do?
APAC STRIVES to represent and serve UIC's Academic Professional employees. APAC meetings are held the second Wednesday of every month at 12:30 p.m., and all Academic Professionals are encouraged to attend. Please see http://www.apac.uic.edu/ for more information.
Become a member of APAC
IF YOU are a visiting or permanent AP, become one of our 15-18 members and help us represent the APs to the UIC community. Six representatives will be elected to serve for the 2011-2014 term. All Academic Professionals are eligible to serve on APAC.
What Does APAC Do?
APAC STRIVES to represent and serve UIC's Academic Professional employees. APAC meetings are held the second Wednesday of every month at 12:30 p.m., and all Academic Professionals are encouraged to attend. Please see http://www.apac.uic.edu/ for more information.
APAC REGULARLY hosts events on topics that impact APs. For example, we recently held SUCSS Audit Compliance Updates to address concerns over AP positions being converted to Civil Service. We also hold an event on SURS at least annually. Our open monthly business meetings are held regularly on alternating sides of campus, the location and times are listed on our website.
APAC ALSO coordinates the annual Chancellor's Academic Professional Excellence (CAPE) Awards; sends regular communications to APs through our listserv PACADEMY; publishes APAC News, our Monthly Newsletter for APs; represents APs on various campus committees including the UIC Senate and UPPAC (the University Professional Personnel Advisory Committee); and assists with various search committees such as those for the President, Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor for Research and Provost.
Serve as a UIC Senate AP Representative
IF YOU are an AP with a permanent appointment of 50% or more, consider serving as both an APAC member and as an AP representative to the UIC Senate. One Senate representative will be elected for the 2011-2014 term.
APAC ALSO coordinates the annual Chancellor's Academic Professional Excellence (CAPE) Awards; sends regular communications to APs through our listserv PACADEMY; publishes APAC News, our Monthly Newsletter for APs; represents APs on various campus committees including the UIC Senate and UPPAC (the University Professional Personnel Advisory Committee); and assists with various search committees such as those for the President, Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor for Research and Provost.
Serve as a UIC Senate AP Representative
IF YOU are an AP with a permanent appointment of 50% or more, consider serving as both an APAC member and as an AP representative to the UIC Senate. One Senate representative will be elected for the 2011-2014 term.
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