Fall 2009
Departmental Senators
| Department: | Senator: |
| Africana Studies | Georges Fouron |
| Anthropology | David Bernstein |
| Art | |
| Biochemistry | Paul Bingham |
| Chemistry | Frank Fowler |
| Comparative Studies | Patrice Nganang |
| Ecology and Evolution | Catherine Graham |
| Economics | Silvio Rendon |
| English | |
| European Languages | Sarah Jourdain |
| Geosciences | Artem Oganov |
| Hispanic Languages | |
| History | Donna Rilling |
| Library | Aimee De Chambeau |
| Linguistics | John Bailyn |
| Mathematics | Marcus Khuri |
| Music | Margaret Schedel |
| Neuro. & Behav. | Howard Sirotkin |
| Philosophy | Anne O'Byrne |
| Physics | Derek Teaney |
| Political Science | Renee Lindstaedt |
| Psychology | Harriet Waters |
| School of Journalism | Barbara Selvin |
| Sociology | Michael Schwartz |
| SoMAS | Jackie Collier |
| Theatre Arts | Steven Marsh |
| Women’s Studies | Ritch Calvin |
| Writing and Rhetoric |
Departmental Senators
Spring 2009
| Department: | Senator: |
| Africana Studies | Georges Fouron |
| Anthropology | David Bernstein |
| Art | Nobuho Nasasawa |
| Biochemistry | Paul Bingham |
| Chemistry | Frank Fowler |
| Comparative Studies | Patrice Nganang |
| Ecology and Evolution | Catherine Graham |
| Economics | Silvio Rendon |
| English | |
| European Languages | Irene Marchgiani |
| Geosciences | Artem Oganov |
| Hispanic Languages | Daniela Flesler |
| History | Donna Rilling |
| Library | Aimee De Chambeau |
| Linguistics | John Bailyn |
| Mathematics | Michail Movshev |
| Music | Margaret Schedel |
| Neuro. & Behav. | Howard Sirotkin |
| Philosophy | Anne O'Byrne |
| Physics | Derek Teaney |
| Political Science | Renee Lindstaedt |
| Psychology | Harriet Waters |
| School of Journalism | Barbara Selvin |
| Sociology | Michael Schwartz |
| SoMAS | Jackie Collier |
| Theatre Arts | Valerie Lantz-Gefroh |
| Women’s Studies | Ritch Calvin |
| Writing and Rhetoric | Safet Dabovic |
NB: This is the official list of current Departmental Senators. Any discrepancies or changes by departments should be reported to the President of the Arts and Sciences Senate.