Advisory Council of Faculty Senates

The Advisory Council of Faculty Senates (ACFS) is a non-partisan statewide organization of university faculty members formed to represent the interests of all faculty members working for the State University System of Florida. ACFS membership consists of two representatives from the Faculty Senate of each public university in the state, one of which is typically the Chair of his/her university's Faculty Senate and thus serve's on that university's Board of Trustees. The Chair of the ACFS serves on the Florida Board of Governors. The job of this association is to provide an outlet for faculty to participate in the process of statewide public university governance.

See also

• Florida Student Association
• Florida Board of Governors
• State University System of Florida

External links

• Advisory Council of Faculty Senates

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