Faculty Governance

Formerly the Committee on Admissions and Financial Aid

Membership 2021-2022

Voting Members
Anne Bentley, Mathematical & Natural Sciences Representative
Oren Kosansky, Social Sciences Representative
Rebecca Lingafelter, At-Large Representative
Kristin Fujie, Arts & Humanities Representative, Committee Chair
Jessie Starling, At-Large Representative
Roxanne Ferentz, Student Representative

Ex-officio Members
Bruce Suttmeier, Dean of the College
Anastacia Dillon, Associate Vice President for Financial Aid
Eric Staab, Vice President of Admissions and Financial Aid

Administrative Support
Amy Baskin

Committee Charge:
The Committee on Enrollment shall review and inform the faculty about issues of enrollment, including recruitment and admissions, financial aid and retention; recommend policy and procedure pertaining to enrollment to the Dean of the College, the Dean for Enrollment, and the President; and coordinate faculty support of the College’s enrollment initiatives. The Committee on Enrollment shall provide faculty representation on major enrollment committees constituted by the College. The Committee on Enrollment may designate a substitute to represent the faculty if no current committee member can attend.

Committee Membership:
The Committee on Enrollment shall consist of five members of the voting Faculty and one student. The three divisions shall each have one representative, elected by the entire voting faculty, and two members shall be elected at large. The Dean of the College, the Dean for Enrollment, and the Director of Financial Aid shall be ex officio, nonvoting members. Ex officio members may designate a substitute if they are unable to attend Committee meetings.

See Faculty Handbook, Appendix 3, Article V, Section 9 (pg. 26).

Membership 2021-2022

Voting Members
Štěpán Šimek, Arts & Humanities Division
Yung-Pin Chen, Mathematical & Natural Sciences Division
Michael Johanson, At-Large Representative
Aine McCarthy, At-Large Representative
Eric Tymoigne, Social Sciences Division, Committee Chair
Madeleine MacWilliamson, Student Representative

Ex-officio Members
Bruce Suttmeier, Dean of the College
Daena Goldsmith, Associate Dean for Faculty Development

Administrative Support
Amy Timmins

See Faculty Handbook, Appendix 3, Article V, Section 6 (pg. 25).

Membership 2021-2022

Voting Members
Paul Allen, Mathematical & Natural Sciences, Committee Chair
Barbara Balko, Mathematical & Natural Sciences
Ben David, Arts & Humanities
William Pritchard, Arts & Humanities
Rishona Zimring, Interdisciplinary Representative
Laura Vinson, Social Sciences
Todd Watson, Social Sciences
Hannah Marians, SAAB Chair, Student Representative
Diana Pacheo, Honor Board Chair, Student Representative

Ex-officio Members
Hannah Crummé, Head of Special Collections & College Archivist
Judy Finch, Registrar
Bruce Suttmeier, Dean of the College
Blythe Knott, Director of Overseas & Off-Campus Programs

Administrative Support
Margaret Salstrom

Curriculum Committee Subcommittees
CPSC -Course Proposal Subcommittee: Charged with evaluating incoming course proposals and making recommendations to the full Curriculum Committee about whether the proposal should be accepted, rejected or discussed by the full Curriculum Committee. The CPSC examines courses to verify that they further the goals of the college and departments in providing a rigorous educational experience in keeping with the liberal arts tradition.

SCA - Subcommittee on Curriculum Assessment: Responsible for facilitating assessment of the CAS curriculum.

SPAS - Subcommittee on Petitions, Appeals & Student Designed Majors: Responsible for reviewing any appeals for student status in partnership with the Registrar’s Office and for reviewing any student designed majors

 

See Faculty Handbook, Appendix 3, Article V, Section 5 (pg. 24).

Membership 2021-2022
Keith Dede, Arts & Humanities, Chair
Moriah Bostian, Social Sciences
Stephen Tufte, Mathematical & Natural Sciences
Jennifer Hubbert, Social Sciences
Dawn Odell, Arts & Humanities
Jessica Kleiss, Mathematical & Natural Sciences

See Faculty Handbook, Appendix 3, Article V, Section 8 (pg. 26).

Membership 2021-2022

Voting Members
David Campion, Arts & Humanities
Kim Cameron-Dominguez, At-Large Representative
Kellar Autumn, Mathematical & Natural Sciences, Chair
Diana Leonard, Social Sciences

Ex-officio Members
Miranda Carney-Morris, Director of Educational Technology
Mark Dahl, Director of Watzek Library

Student Representative
Sam Smith

Administrative Support
Darla Norgren

Faculty and Staff Development Fund

Library and Educational Technology Faculty and Staff Development Fund Proposal

The fund is managed by the Library and Educational Technology Committee and is intended to support exploration and innovation within CAS in the following areas:

• The application of technology to enhance teaching or research;
• The use or creation of information resources to support teaching or research;
• Approaches to teaching information literacy, digital literacy or other types of advanced digital skills within the curriculum.
• Textbook affordability including the use of Open Educational Resources.

The committee will solicit proposals in the spring semester for the following fiscal year (June-May). The committee will then solicit proposals in the fall for the remaining funds available for the current fiscal year. After a proposal is submitted, the Library and Educational Technology Committee will rank the proposals and recommend funding. Recipients will be expected to fill out a brief form detailing the outcomes of their funding by the following September. They will also be asked to participate in the Faculty Technology Showcase held each year to demonstrate and discuss the outcomes of their project.

Follow-up Survey - Library and Educational Technology Faculty and Staff Development Fund