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College of Arts and Sciences Spring Address. April 20, 2005. Community Advisory Board. Provides input on CAS initiatives Opens lines of communication with Community Strengthens College’s links with Community Members are Community leaders. Community Advisory Board.
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College of Arts and SciencesSpring Address April 20, 2005
Community Advisory Board Provides input on CAS initiatives Opens lines of communication with Community Strengthens College’s links with Community Members are Community leaders
Community Advisory Board Chuck Witte, retired judge Carol Struck,retired education administrator and local entrepreneur
Emeritus Faculty Board Provides input on CAS initiatives Helps narrate institutional history Develops initiatives for enhancing experiences of all emeriti Assists with emeritus newsletter Members chosen based on demonstrated commitment to CAS
Emeritus Faculty Board Virginia Owen, former dean and professor of economics George Gordon, former professor of political science
CASNews Illustrates College’s accomplishments 29 issues published 185 stories Nearly 2 million hits
CASNews Sarah Diel-Hunt Sarah Walczynski Teresa Grettano Cory Mayerck
additional 5% in overhead funds a total of 28% additional $16,153 in the last half year
Research Enhancement Awards course releases or research assistants 9 awards this year 8 awards next year
Travel Supplement Grant Program grants of up to $500 21 proposals funded or partially funded this year
New Faculty Book Support Program new faculty members designate up to $500 of books for library purchase
Program of Excellence unique academic program(s) bringing distinction to the college and ISU
Dean’s Award for Outstanding Scholarly Achievement 2 $3000 awards one for tenured, one untenured
Faculty Mentoring Program 7 sessions this year 180 attended Guest speakers included Provost John Presley and Associate Vice President Gary McGinnis
Administrative Fellows Program Epa Rosa, associate professor of physics
Research Grant WritingSupport Program feedback on grant proposals from experienced colleagues
NTT Forums Once-a-semester meetings Discuss issues of importance Interact with administrators College draws on NTT wisdom College operates more efficiently
Staff Forums Once-a-semester meetings Discuss issues of importance Interact with administrators College draws on staff wisdom College operates more efficiently
Outstanding Staff Awards Two $1,500 awards One civil service, one A/P staff Significant contributions to CAS
Outstanding Staff Awards Don Schmidt (a.k.a. Dean of Green) Carl Wenning, coordinator Physics Education Program
Faculty/Staff Initiatives all funded from outside CAS not one single dollar of CAS money
Implementation Committee 24 suggested actions Dean approves all 24
College Appoints Ombudsperson Sabine Loew, Biological Sciences Neutral advisor to faculty who have conflicts and need advice
Director of International Affairs Janie Leatherman, Politics & Government
Director of International Affairs study abroad research abroad English Language Institute
Top Priority: Technology Support College Council CAS Council of Chairs
Tech Support Reorganization CAS-IT: Provides superior service Operates efficiently coordinates planning
Enhancing Technological Infrastructure Technology maintenance & replacement
Entrepreneurial Summer School Resources returned to departments to cover under-enrolled courses
Entrepreneurial Summer School Test case: Dept. of Communication 28 courses Instead of 8