Senate Timetable Committee

Mandate and Functions of the Senate Timetable Committee¹

To make recommendations to Senate for the construction of a timetable system which would provide a balance between:

1. Diverse pedagogical practices, needs, and styles.
2. Efficiency in the utilization of classroom space.
3. Uniformity across all academic divisions, so that students continue as far as possible to share a common timetable and thus share access to all university programs.

Composition and Membership of the Senate Timetable Committee²

• Vice-Principal Academic and Research
• Faculty member from each of the five Divisions
• Student Senator
• Staff member from the Record’s Office
• Registrar

¹ As approved at the 510th Senate meeting on October 20, 2008.
² As approved at the 510th Senate meeting on October 20, 2008.

Where an asterisk (*) appears beside a name or position, the position is in the process of being populated or renewed.

Committee Members

Name	Position	Nominated by:	First Term	Second Term
A. Webster	Vice-Principal Academic and Research	Ex officio
F. Turmel	Faculty, Williams School of Business	Nominating Committee	21/22 22/23	23/24 24/25
D. Wiseman	Faculty, Education	Nominating Committee	23/24 24/25
	Faculty, Humanities	Nominating Committee
B. Wilms	Faculty, Natural Sciences and Mathematics	Nominating Committee	23/24 24/25
G. Gagné	Faculty, Social Sciences	Nominating Committee	23/24 24/25
R. Rise	Student Senator	Students’ Representative Council	24/25
P. Tebby (TBC)	Staff member, Record’s Office	Nominating Committee	22/23 23/24
N. Riley (designated by the Registrar)	Registrar	Ex officio