Faculty representatives named

News Brief: FARSCCD elect Association Board Members.

Two faculty members from Santa Ana College and three from Santiago College have been chosen by the Faculty Association of Rancho Santiago Community College District to represent faculty members in the district.

Rosi Enriquez, Bonnie Jaros, Barry Resnick and John Smith were re-elected. Mike Kelcher will serve for the first time.

FARSCCD represents more than 300 full-time professors and about 500 additional district employees.

Mike Kelcher is one of five faculty members to represent FARSCCD.

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