April 21, 2003 Previous Election Results

The ballots for the 2003-04 Engineering Faculty Council election were counted Monday, April 21 by AME representative Larry Redekopp and EFC Chair Jim Moore, neither of whom were standing for election, and by Academic Senate Administrative Coordinator Connie Roque. The results are as follows.

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Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, electing one representative: Voting faculty: 24

Fokion Egolfopoulos Daniel Erwin Henryk Flashner Firdaus Udwadia Bingen Yang

2 1 9 (elected) 3 4

Prof. Flashner is not currently serving on the EFC.

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Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, electing one representative: Voting faculty: 8

Katherine Shing

3 (elected)

Prof. Shing is currently serving on the EFC, and will be serving her second consecutive term in 2003-05.

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Civil and Environmental Engineering, electing two representatives: Voting faculty: 20

James Anderson Costas Sioutas Costas Synolakis Misha Trifunac Vincent Lee

4 7 (elected) 7 (elected) 2 1 (write in)

Prof. Sioutas is currently serving on the EFC, and will be serving his second consecutive term in 2003-05.

Prof. Synolakis is not currently serving on the EFC.

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Computer Science, electing one representative
Voting faculty: 24

Ellis Horowitz Nerad Medvidovic

6 8 (elected)

Prof. Medvidovic is currently serving on the EFC, and will be serving his second consecutive term in 2003-05.

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Electrical Engineering – Electrophysics, electing one representative: Voting faculty: 14

John Choma Daniel Dapkus Aluizio Prata

2 8 (elected) 3

Prof. Dapkus is not currently serving on the EFC.

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Electrical Engineering – Systems, electing two representatives: Voting faculty: 37

Sandeep Gupta Petros Ioannou Antonio Ortega Michael Safonov Massoud Pedram

13 (elected) 8 (withdrew) 8 (withdrew) 8 (re-elected) 1 (write in)

Prof. Gupta is not currently serving on the EFC.

Prof. Safonov is currently serving as Vice-chair of the the EFC, and will be serving his second consecutive term in 2003-05.

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There were no elections held in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, the Department of Biomedical Engineering, or in the Department of Materials Science. The terms for representatives from these departments are continuing through 2003-04.

The 2003-04 Engineering Faculty Council voting membership is as follows:

M. Safonov T.C. Cheng D. Dapkus S. Ghandeharizadeh H. Flashner E. Goo L. Golubchik S. Gupta E. Jonckheere T. Langdon N. Medvidovic T. Pinkston L. Redekopp S. Settles K. Shing C. Sioutas C. Synolakis S. Yamashiro

EE-S EE-EP EE-EP CSci AME MaSc CSci EE-S EE-S AME CSCi EE-S AME ISE ChE/PTE CE/ENE CE/ENE BME

re-elected continuing elected continuing elected continuing continuing elected continuing continuing re-elected continuing continuing continuing re-elected re-elected elected continuing

We all know these men and women, and I think we all recognize that we are fortunate to have their attention and service. Our collective thanks to all who were willing to stand for election, and our congratulations to the new representatives-elect, several of whom have served in years past.

Under the EFC Bylaws adopted last month, the 2003-05 term of service begins at the first meeting of the Council in September. The second item of business in September will be the election of 2003-04 officers. Represenatives-elect are encouraged to attend the EFC’s May 7 meeting, and outgoing representatives are encouraged to attend the September meeting.

Jim Moore