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Contact the Faculty Senate
Western Carolina University Faculty Senate
Academic Affairs
560 HFR Administration
Western Carolina University
Cullowhee, NC 28723
Email: facsenate@wcu.edu
Erin McNelis, Chair
emcnelis@email.wcu.edu
Webmaster: Ann Green
ahgreen@wcu.edu
The Senate shall represent the General Faculty as their principal voice to advise the Chancellor and the Provost on the conduct of the University’s affairs. The Faculty Senate shall represent the sense of the General Faculty in the long-term development of the University’s identity and mission. It shall serve as a collegial forum for the airing of faculty concerns and suggestions about academic aspects of the University.
Check out this brief document that gives details about the Faculty Senate, its Councils, and how issues are brought to attention. This also contains a pictorial guide of the Faculty Senators and their contact information. Please contact a Senator if you have questions or comments about issues discussed in Senate. All Faculty Senate meetings are open to the public, please join us.
For further information on the Faculty Senate, please go to the About Faculty Senate web page. Faculty Senate documents, including agendas, minutes, and resolutions can be found online or on the university's share (H:) drive.
"Cuts Hurt"
For those who unfamiliar with "Cuts Hurt", the joint initiative between the Association of Student Governments and all 17 of the UNC campuses, this project serves to educate students about the recent legislative cuts to the UNC system budget as well as allow students (and faculty, staff, and others concerned) to share their concerns with their campus, their student government, the N.C. General Assembly, and the U.S. Congress. All interested are encouraged to post comments, stories and videos on the "Cuts Hurt" wall on FaceBook! The more students (and faculty) speak out about what's happening the louder our voices will be heard!









