Board of Directors
The IFO takes great pride in being a grassroots led organization. The Board of Directors is comprised of faculty elected by their campuses and includes a diverse group of leaders representing each of the seven state universities. The Board is responsible for establishing the policies and operating procedures of the organization, directing negotiation of the collective bargaining agreement, and developing the budget and priorities of the organization.
The Board is comprised of representatives from each of the seven campuses proportionally
Bemidji State University—FA President + 2 representatives;
Metropolitan State University—FA President + 2 representatives;
MSU-Mankato—FA President + 3 representatives;
MSU-Moorhead—FA President + 2 representatives;
St. Cloud State University—FA President + 3 representatives;
Southwest MN State University—FA President + 1 representative;
Winona State University—FA President + 2 representatives.
In addition to these individuals, the IFO’s Contingent Appointments Committee selects three faculty members with contingent appointments to represent the unique perspectives and concerns of these faculty members on the Board of Directors.
Below you will find the full roster of the IFO Board of Directors as well as a comment box where you can share your thoughts with the Board.
Chernega was elected with 97% of the vote.
Thank your negotiators!
MN is projected to save more than $130 million in drug costs for public sector employees in 2023 and 2024.
Jenna's term will begin on July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2024.
92% of voters approve of contract settlement.
IFO will continue to be unwavering in defense of academic freedom and dedicated to initiatives to advance equity and inclusion.
By ensuring that all stakeholders have the opportunity to participate, we increase the possibility of benefiting from the often ignored and excluded expertise, gifts, talents, and intellectual curiosity that are necessary pillars for learning institutions.
Welcome back to all returning faculty and welcome to all new faculty.
Jeffers received 98% of the vote.