Faculty of Sciences Council Elections
Elections for members of the Faculty of Sciences Council in Montpellier were held
, on Tuesday, March 27, 2018, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Building 13: Large meeting room
Results
Minutes of the Announcement of Results – Middle School AMinutes of the Results Announcement – Middle School BMinutes of the Results Announcement – BIATS Middle SchoolMinutes of the Results Announcement – USAGERS Middle School
The Faculty of Sciences in Montpellier is administered by a council composed of 40 members representing the various categories of staff and the Faculty’s users, as well as external figures whose participation is provided for in Article L713-3 of the Education Code.
The Council's powers vary depending on the committee on which it serves.
Election Documents
Decision of the University President
Appendix 1: Summary Table of Election Procedures
Appendix 2: List Submission Form
Appendix 3: Form for Declaring an Individual Candidacy—Faculty of Science
Appendix 4: Form for Correcting the Electoral Roll
Duties of the Board
A) Provisions Common to All Three Programs
The Board exercises its authority in accordance with the responsibilities of the institution’s councils, committees, and commissions.
B) Powers of the Council in Plenary Session
In plenary session, the Council determines the policy of the Faculty of Sciences and defines the faculty’s broad educational and scientific directions.
It deliberates on matters concerning the Faculty’s missions, including:
– the election of the Director,
– the allocation of priorities in the distribution of the Faculty’s budgetary resources,
– potential efforts to secure external funding,
– the approval of job profiles proposed by the academic departments,
– the organization of courses,
– the drafting of the Faculty of Sciences’ bylaws and the approval of the teaching departments’ bylaws,
– the establishment of committees on topics requiring in-depth study. The Council approves the composition of the committees.
C) Powers of the Council in its restricted composition
In its session limited to faculty members, the Council:
– issues an opinion on individual matters related to the careers of faculty members,
– issues an opinion on proposals for the allocation of faculty and teaching staff duties prepared by the academic departments.
Who are the members of the Board?
The Faculty of Sciences Council consists of 32 elected members divided into 4 colleges and 8 external members.
*For elected members, the 32 seats are distributed as follows:
- Category A1 - University Professors – 8 seats,
- Category A2 – Researchers (Research Directors) – 2 seats,
-College B1 – Associate Professors – 8 seats,
-College B2 – Researchers (Research Fellows) – 2 seats,
-BIATSS Staff College – 4 seats,
-User College – 8 seats.
*For external members, the distribution of the 8 seats is as follows:
– one representative from the Occitanie Pyrénées-Méditerranée Regional Council (OPM),
– one representative from the Hérault Departmental Council (CD Hérault),
– one representative from Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole (MMM),
– one representative from the Occitanie Pyrénées-Méditerranée Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CRCI-OPM),
– one representative from the Occitanie Regional Economic, Social, and Environmental Council (CESER-Occitanie),
– three prominent figures selected to represent scientific and cultural associations and major public services, nominated by the Council’s elected officials and approved by a vote of those officials.
In addition, the following are permanent guests on the Faculty Council, with advisory status:
– the Assistant Directors,
– the Directors of the Department of Education and the Educational Support Services,
– the Head of Administrative Services,
– the Heads of Departments/Divisions of the Faculty of Sciences,
– the Special Projects Officers,
and, if applicable,
—the Director of the Office of Academic Programs and Instruction (DFE),
—the Director of the University’s Joint Office for Information, Career Guidance, and Professional Integration (SCUIO-IP).
Who is eligible to vote?
Grade A: University Professors and Equivalent Staff.pdfCollege B: Associate Professors and Equivalent Staff
Voters whose registration is contingent upon their submission of an applicationBIATS Electoral College
Proxy Voting
Voters who are unable to vote in person may exercise their right to vote through a proxy by giving that person written authorization to vote on their behalf. The proxy must be registered on the same voter list as the principal.
A power of attorney submitted by fax or electronically will not be accepted. Only an original document bearing the principal’s signature can be used to verify the authenticity of the power of attorney. On Election Day, the agent must present the power of attorney form along with documentation verifying the principal’s status.
No one may hold more than two offices.Acceptable forms of identification include a national ID card, passport, residence permit, and valid driver’s license; for students, a student ID card or, failing that, a certificate of enrollment. Proxy forms must be picked up, completed, and submitted to Ms. Sandra Gaucerand, Executive Assistant—Executive Office, Building 30. –
Proxy forms may be submitted from 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, March 6, 2018, through 4:00 p.m. on Monday, March 26, 2018.
Candidacies (Statements of Belief)
Middle School A
College A – Alter FDSCollege A – An Ambitious and Attractive College of Sciences
Middle School B
College B – Alter FDSCollege B – An Ambitious and Attractive School of ScienceCollege B – “Unitary and Solidarity” List
BIATS Middle School
BIATS Middle School – SNPTESBIATS Union – UNSA EDUCATIONBIATS Middle School – Sud Éducation – CGT
USAGERS Middle School
Usagers Middle School – UNI – We Take Action, You Succeed!Usagers Middle School – Science Elected Representatives
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