Committees
Committees power union’s work, with Executive Council overseeing all appointments
Ad-hoc and special committees are created as needed by a majority vote of the Executive Council. Duties and scope of service are outlined when these committees are formed.
Committee members must be union members in good standing for a period of four months prior to the date of their appointments and must remain in good standing for the entire time they serve.
Executive Council
Sarah Frye
Librarian
Joe Mueller
Life & Earth Sciences
Bargaining Team
Marco Gonzalez
Chief Negotiator - Collective Bargaining
Behavioral Sciences
marco.gonzalez.upm@gmail.comAdministrative Assistants
Joan Rinaldi
-Union-District Workload Committee
Farhad Zabihi
Mathematics
Jessica Park
Behavioral Sciences
Budget Monitor
Farhad Zabihi
Mathematics
UPMPAC
Health and Safety Committee
North Bay Labor Council
Open
Bay 10 Representative
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- Clarence Darrow, 1909
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