Introduction

  • This election is for Committee for Excellence in Learning and Teaching CSM Representative. The rules for this election are listed below.
  • The nominees for the Committee for Excellence in Learning and Teaching CSM Representative election are listed to the right. The list to the right is not a ballot.
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The nominees for Committee for Excellence in Learning and Teaching CSM Representative are:

Md Amiruzzaman
Christopher Roemmele

Nominations close Apr 5, 2026.
Regular Faculty in the College of the Sciences and Mathematics may be nominated.

Rules for the Election

    • The election is decided by a plurality of those casting votes.
    • Faculty may not be nominated as both a school, college, or non-classroom faculty representative and as an at-large representative; candidates nominated for both will be removed from list of nominees for the election of at-large representatives.
    • Each candidate selected counts as a cast vote.

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Md Amiruzzaman


Department: Computer Science

I am seeking election as the CSM Representative for the Committee for Excellence in Learning and Teaching because I am deeply committed to advocating for the diverse instructional and pedagogical needs of our faculty. As an Associate Professor in Computer Science, my approach is informed by an interdisciplinary doctoral background and a firsthand understanding of the practical challenges involved in maintaining high academic standards while managing faculty workload. I have contributed to several program developments and have extensive experience in curriculum development, having developed and taught over 28 courses. This experience allows me to provide thoughtful insight into policy changes, ensuring they are grounded in the realities of the classroom and the evolving needs of our students. If elected, I will work collaboratively to represent our college, advocating for the resources and strategies that empower our faculty to excel in their teaching and mentorship missions.


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Christopher Roemmele


Department: Earth and Space Sciences

Hello there! I am an Associate Professor in the Earth and Space Sciences Department. I also have a presence in the College of Education, as I teach all the science methods courses to the Early and Middle Grades Prep majors. I have served on CELT since 2020 and have helped to coordinate the Celebration of Teaching each May, as well as organize, moderate and serve on a panel for the Faculty Fusion the past few years. I have led the Book Club and Podcast Club for CELT. I also helped to organize the Alternative Grading FLC for the TLC. I created and coordinate the Science on Tap lecture series. In my department, I am Assistant Chair, Evaluation Chair and work on the Curriculum Committee. It would be a pleasure to continue my work with CELT and TLC representing the College of Sciences and Mathematics.


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