Executive Council
President - Trevor Passage
Vice President - Juanita Tuan
Secretary - Nancy Jo Ward
At Large - Herb Elliott
At Large - Gary Bierly
Applied Behavioral Sciences
- Alice Caddell
- Thesa Roepke
Business
- Bob Bryant
Counseling/Personal Development
- Hector Alvarez
- Maria Arvizu-Rodriguez
DSPS/LAP/Library
- Vacant
English
- Bob Murtha
- Patty Estrada
Fine Arts
- Chris Hite
Health Sciences
- Martha Hull
- Bonnie Friedrich
Industrial Technology
- Loren Bradbury
Kinesiology, Recreation, Athletics
- Chris Stevens
Languages and Communication
- George Phelan
Life and Physical Sciences
- Alicia Fox
- Alfredo Koch
Mathematics and Engineering
- Liz West
- Krystyna Musev
Part-Time Faculty
- Rajni Chaudhari
- Monique Segura
- Myra McGill
Public Safety
- Ken George
Social and Behavioral Sciences
- Alberto Restrepo
- Lubna Haddad
It is the belief of the Academic Senate that the college's capacity to serve the student will be strengthened by greater involvement in institutional planning by that sector of the college community that is closest to the student, the instructor. Furthermore, it is the aspiration of the senate that this involvement will be an integral part of the continuous assessment and improvement of the college's methods of serving the student. Finally, it is assumed that collective involvement will create a broader repository of institutional philosophy and methods of implementing these goals, thus increasing the stability and continuity of these goals and methods, and making them less sensitive to change in key personnel.
The effectiveness of faculty contributions to institutional policy development is predicated not only on the quality of the contribution, but also on the extent to which the contribution truly is a part of the policy development process. This does not confer policy-making power on this contributor, nor does it confer immunity from rejection of his/her ideas. But, it does make him/her a member of the policy developing apparatus.
The Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 48 and subsequent state regulations on community college senates define senate membership criteria, which accommodates community of interest. This is necessary foundation to representative inter-group communication. No group or organization can be representative of a community of interest, which is not selected by and answerable to that community of interest.
The Allan Hancock College Board of Trustees specifically addresses Academic Senate's responsibility in shared governance. See a link to current board policy below.