Looking Forward to the Year Ahead - 2021-2022
Below you will find your elected Executive Officers, the areas they represent and the standing committee(s) on which they serve. We are thankful to our board members for their commitment and service to the Administrators Council and to our constituents for their participation and feedback throughout the year.
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Name |
Committees Represented |
Council Title |
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Dimana Kornegay |
University Senate, Faculty Senate, Pandemic Recovery Advisory Committee, Committee on Human Resources |
Council President |
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Joseph Bonchi |
University Senate, Faculty Senate, Committee on Facilities |
Council Vice President |
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Todd Miller |
Committee on Finances, Committee on Human Resources, Committee on Facilities |
Council Executive Secretary |
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Mary Ameen |
Strategic Planning Steering Committee, Committee on Finances, Committee on Information Systems and Communications |
Council Representative |
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Lorie Brown |
Committee on Human Resources, Pandemic Recovery Advisory Committee, Committee on Campus Life |
Council Representative |
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Jeanie Regencio |
Committee on Campus Life, Committee on Information Systems and Communications, Strategic Planning Steering Committee |
Council Representative |
The majority of concerns received by the Administrators Council will be directed to the attention of the most relevant Standing Committee(s). For example, an issue relating to the university budget or financial business processes would be brought to the attention of the Committee on Finances. Issues relating to student life, health and safety or special events would be brought to the Committee on Campus Life. Issues relating to parking and local traffic would be brought to the Committee on Facilities. In some cases, issues may concern more than one Standing Committee and would be brought to the attention of each involved. The complete list of Standing Committees including their charge and purview is found within the University Senate By-Laws.
The primary purpose of the Administrators Council is to ensure that recommendations, issues and/or concerns related to the general welfare and improvement of Administrators Council constituents (i.e., non-academic/non-faculty matters) at NJIT are heard and channeled to the appropriate University Senate/Committee. NJIT administrators, at or above the level of Director and below the level of Vice President, are represented by the Administrators Council.
The process for having concerns addressed by the Administrators Council constituency is shown in the below diagram.
If a concern cannot be resolved at the Committee level it is sent to the University Senate for further discussion and resolution recommendations.
Moreover, as the Administrators Council’s constituent base has grown to more than 150 employees, effective governance is entirely dependent on the robust engagement of the Administrators Council membership. This is why increasing membership participation is the Administrators Council’s number one priority for the year ahead. This year, a questionnaire will be sent to all of our members requesting feedback and input on identifying the issues of greatest importance to the university. Please take the time to complete and submit the questionnaire so that your voice will be heard.
As the Administrators Council’s constituent base has grown to more than 150 employees, effective governance is entirely dependent on the robust engagement of the Administrators Council membership. This is why increasing membership participation is the Administrators Council’s number one priority for the year ahead.