Choose who you want to represent you on the Bloomington Faculty Council

Elections to the BFC are a two-step process, beginning with a primary election which determines candidates for each voting unit, and followed by a general election which determines who will sit on the Council. The elections process is outlined in Section 4 of the Bylaws of the Bloomington Faculty Council.

Electoral units are outlined in sections 5.5.A through C of the Constitution of the Bloomington Faculty and are as follows:

Unit 1 - College of Arts and Sciences (Divided into the following sub units):

• English
• History

• African American and African Diaspora Studies
• American Studies
• Art History
• Comparative Literature
• Folklore and Ethnomusicology
• History and Philosophy of Science
• Philosophy
• Religious Studies
• Theatre, Drama and Contemporary Dance

• Classical Studies
• French and Italian
• Germanic Studies
• Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures
• Spanish and Portuguese

• Anthropology
• Criminal Justice
• Geography
• Linguistics
• Second Language Studies
• Speech and Hearing Sciences

• Economics
• Gender Studies
• Political Science
• Psychological and Brain Sciences
• Sociology

• Biology
• Chemistry
• Geological Sciences
• Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry

• Astronomy
• Mathematics
• Physics
• Statistics

• Media School

• School of Global and International Studies

• School of Art and Design

Unit 2 - Kelley School of Business 

Unit 3 - School of Education

Unit 4 - Nursing, Social Work and Medicine

Unit 5 - School of Informatics and Computing 

Unit 6 - Maurer School of Law

Unit 7 - Libraries

Unit - 8 Jacobs School of Music

Unit 9 - School of Optometry

Unit 10 - School of Public and Environmental Affairs 

Unit 11 - School of Public Health

Unit 99 - Non-tenure track faculty from clinical, lecturer, research scientist/scholar ranks

Unit 100 - Emeriti