Contract Development and Bargaining Strategy Committee

Mission Statement

The Contract Development/Bargaining Strategy Committee is charged to develop bargaining goals in consultation with the faculty, the Chapter Presidents, and the Board. The committee also works with the bargaining team on policy and strategy during bargaining.

The committee membership includes the CFA board’s three associate vice presidents, four chapter presidents, two lecturer representatives, and two affirmative action representatives; as well as two members of the bargaining team and one representative from each of the following committees: Political Action/Legislation, Membership & Organizing, and Representation.

Committee Members

Meet the CFA leaders working on contract policy and strategy.

Antonio Gallo

Chair

Chicana/o Studies, CSU Northridge

Margarita Berta-Ávila

Associate Vice President Chapters, North; Teaching Credentials, Sacramento State

Gregory “Chris” Brown

Associate Vice President Chapters, South; Criminal Justice, CSU Fullerton

Meghan O’Donnell

Associate Vice President Lecturers, North; Humanities and Communication, CSU Monterey Bay

Moe Miller

Associate Vice President Lecturers, South; Politics, Administration and Justice, CSU Fullerton

Chris Cox

Associate Vice President Council for Racial & Social Justice, North; Sociology, San Josė State

Sharon Elise

Associate Vice President Council for Racial & Social Justice, South; Sociology, CSU San Marcos

Rachael Stryker

President’s Representative; Human Development & Women’s Studies, CSU East Bay

Anthony Ratcliff

President’s Representative; Pan-African Studies, Cal State Los Angeles

Tim Sistrunk

President’s Representative; History, CSU Chico

Dave Colnic

President’s Representative; Politics & Public Administration, CSU Stanislaus

Gretchen Reevy

President’s Representative; Psychology, CSU East Bay

Sharmin Khan

President’s Representative; Humanities, San Josė State

Mark Allen Davis

Theatre & Dance, San Francisco State

Leece Lee Oliver

President’s Representative; American Indian Studies Program/Women’s Studies Program, Fresno State