FC030403 MINUTES
Approved
FC030501
Faculty Council Minutes:
Inlow Hall,
Attendance
Record and Original Agenda follow Adjournment as Attachments
Agenda Item I: Call to
Order: Bart Ng (IUPUI Faculty Vice-President, 4-8185, bng@math.iupui.edu ).
Ng
called the meeting to order at
Agenda Item II: Welcome to
Special Guest, IUPUI Chancellor Designate Charles Bantz: Bart Ng.
Ng
welcomed Chancellor Designate Charles Bantz, noting that Dr. Bantz would
address the FC later in the meeting. Ng
also reminded the FC that a reception in Dr. Bantz’s honor would immediately
follow the meeting in the Inlow Hall atrium.
Agenda Item III: Adoption
of the Order of Business for the Day.
The
agenda was adopted as the order of business for the day.
Agenda Item IV: ACTION
ITEM] RESOLUTION – “Faculty Access to Student Evaluations”: Christian Kloesel
(Faculty Affairs Chair, 4-5995, ckloesel@iupui.edu
).
The
following resolution was revised per some “friendly amendments” and adopted
unanimously. Also included in the record
of the resolution below is the supporting information for it, per the will of
the council.
“Resolution:
The IUPUI Faculty Council charges the Dean of Faculties to assure that existing
policies on faculty access to student course evaluations are implemented
according to common principles at the school and department level. The Faculty Council asks reaffirmation of the
faculty’s right to access their student evaluations and statistical and other
summaries of them by explicitly granting access in the
The
right of access is already implicit. The
The
use of student evaluations for faculty development. The principal use of student evaluations
is for faculty development and faculty have a right to access all information
that will help them evaluate their own teaching effectiveness and enhance their
performance in order to meet the goals of the unit in which the faculty member
is employed. This conclusion is
consistent with AAUP policy (“Redbook” or AAUP Policy Documents & Reports,
1995, p. 136) that states, “The responsible evaluation of teaching does not
serve advancement procedures alone. It
should be wisely employed for the development of the teacher and the
enhancement of instruction.” Faculty
members’ self-assessment and their ability to learn from evaluations are
hampered by inadequate access to information within or derived from them.
Correction
of administrative errors. It has come to
the attention of the FAC that, on
occasion in recent semesters, faculty have been denied access to their student
evaluations and have instead received only their supervisor’s opinion of the
quality of their teaching drawn from the supervisor’s interpretation of the
evaluations. The FAC believes that the faculty must be given the opportunity to
correct erroneous conclusions drawn from statements that have been taken out of
context and, in other rare cases, as a result of an administrator’s
vindictiveness. According to the AAUP
(1995, p. 134), “…unilateral judgments by department chairs and deans…” based
on a paucity of data, are inadequate.
All too often, chairs do not actually witness the teaching of their
faculty, and conclusions drawn from anonymous opinions must be handled with
sensitivity and caution. This protection
is possible only if a faculty member can examine original evaluations in order
to verify the correctness of summaries of them as well as to verify the context
in which comments are written, whatever the evaluation procedure employed in
different units across campus.
Correction
of conclusions drawn from student misconceptions. There must be
a provision for faculty to examine student evaluations so they can distinguish
complaints from students whose low expectations of their own responsibilities
prompt them to conclude erroneously that the standards which an instructor
establishes are unreasonably high, as opposed to complaints about assignments
that are inappropriate considering the prerequisites and objectives of the
course. It is imperative that faculty, not students, set the standards in a
class. The integrity of every discipline
depends upon the faculty determining those standards.
Furthermore, the return of student
evaluations to faculty, whether the evaluations are administered at the end of
a semester or midway through for some pedagogical purposes, as well as the
return of statistical inferences generalized from them, can be delayed until
after course grades have been assigned, eliminating the risk of retribution to
students who write negative reviews of their instructor. In cases where there
is continuity between the instructor and student beyond a single course,
complete typed transcriptions of student comments, which eliminate any
possibility of identification of the student by handwriting, can be given to
the instructor. Evaluations that are
multiple-choice, machine-graded forms pose no risk to the student in any
case.
Conclusion. The IUPUI FAC acknowledges the extreme
importance of this complex issue and notes that standardized principles
protecting faculty members’ access to their student evaluations are already implicit
in the
Agenda Item V: [ACTION
ITEM] FC030206 and FC030306 Minutes - Up for Approval.
The
FC030206 and FC030306 minutes were unanimously approved without revision
following a motion by Gable and second by Kloesel.
Agenda Item VI: FIRST
Kloesel
read the proposed Cash Bonus Policy, intended to standardize and formalize
current practices:
“1. Schools (and units) should establish a policy for awarding cash
bonuses to academic appointees for particularly meritorious achievements during
the period for which raises are determined.
2. The cash bonus policy of each
school and its departments must be consistent with the salary policy of the
School and with the salary policies of IUPUI and IU.
3. The appropriate governing body
of each school shall develop a school policy for the awarding of cash
bonuses. This policy may be written to
apply uniformly to all departments, or it may allow each department to develop
its own implementation policy. Both the
school policy and the departments’ policies should be approved in the same
manner in which other policies are written and approved.
4. The school and department
bonus policies must be in writing, be approved by the school dean and by the
Dean of the Faculties, and be reviewed for possible revision at least once
every five years.
5. Bonuses will be based on
excellence as defined by the school and department in their promotion and
tenure documents. Excellence in at least
one of the areas of teaching, research/scholarship, service—or as permitted by
individual Schools, a balance of excellence in all three—must be achieved by
the academic appointee, in order to qualify for a bonus. In addition, at least satisfactory
performance in the other area(s) of responsibility must be achieved. Bonuses shall not be awarded merely because
of the availability of funds.
6. Funds for bonuses should come
primarily from overhead and salary savings, unfilled positions, and development
funds. Bonuses may not be given from
funds that are intended for yearly raises.
In extraordinary cases, where funds are not available at the department
level, the dean might make funds available. Cash bonuses are not renewable, nor
may they be added to the awardee’s salary base, but an individual may be
considered for cash bonuses in successive years.
7. Bonus awards, like salaries,
must be a matter of public record. The fiscal officer initiating the award must
keep records of these transactions and make them available upon request. The
percentage of each awarding department and/or school’s budget allocated to such
bonuses annually must also be a matter of public record, and available upon
request.
8. The determination of
recipients in departments should be made at the department level except for
department chairs, whose bonuses should be determined at the dean’s level
either by the dean or an appropriate committee.
The department’s cash bonus policy should state whether the
determination for awardees other than the chair is made by a department
committee or by the department chair.
The school’s cash bonus policy should state whether the determination
for chairs is made by the dean or by an appropriate committee at the school
level, such as its budgetary affairs committee or promotion and tenure
committee.
9. The amount of the bonus may be
up to 10% of the base salary for ten-month appointees or one month’s salary for
twelve-month appointees and should be given in conjunction with annual raises.
10. The bonus may be paid in
monthly installments or as a single payment.
Cash bonuses cannot replace raises but are awarded in addition to
raises, which should be awarded equitably and independent of any cash bonus
award.”
The Cash Bonus Policy will be up for
FC approval on
Agenda Item VII: FIRST
Rennels read the proposed policy, meant to formalize the
mechanism to deal with administrative withdrawal and class attendance issues:
“Students who miss more than 50% of their class meetings of a given
section during the first four weeks of the fall or spring semesters may be
administratively withdrawn from that course unless documentation of contact
with their course instructor, academic unit or academic advisor is provided.
Undergraduate students may be administratively withdrawn regardless of class
level. This Administrative Withdrawal Policy may be implemented in all
undergraduate level courses subject to the following provisions:
·
The Administrative Withdrawal Policy must be approved
by appropriate faculties in an academic unit for use in all sections of a
multi-section course. Administrative withdrawal is not a section-level policy.
·
The Administrative Withdrawal Policy must be included
in the course syllabus with specific language as to the policy. Students must
be informed that administrative withdrawal may have an impact on their
Financial Aid awards and/or student visa status.
·
When an Administrative Withdrawal Policy is utilized,
the course instructor must take attendance. The course instructor initiates the
administrative withdrawal process and has the right to stop the process at any
time.
·
Administrative withdrawal will take place after the fee
refund period. Students who are administratively withdrawn from the
course will not be eligible for a tuition refund.
·
Administrative withdrawals will be managed through
policies established by each academic unit in consultation with the Registrar’s
Office.
·
Academic units may establish an Administrative
Withdrawal Policy more restrictive that provisions outlined by this policy.
The Registrar’s Office will report each
semester on the number of administrative withdrawals for each course. The
student’s transcript will reflect an administrative withdrawal through the use
the unique grade designation ‘WN’. “
The Administrative Withdrawal Policy will be up for FC
approval on
Agenda Item VIII: FIRST
Rennels read the proposed policy, meant to afford
tenured or tenure-track faculty the opportunity to sponsor a “higher risk”
entering student for admission as a freshman:
“ ‘Each
campus at its discretion may admit a student on a probationary basis and/or
through faculty sponsorship.’ Academic
Handbook 1997, p 115
An individual who has been denied
admission to IUPUI based on academic performance in high school or performance
on the GED may be conditionally admitted as a beginning freshman if a full time
tenure track faculty member assumes
the responsibility for sponsorship of the individual. To be considered for faculty-sponsored admission,
the student and the faculty sponsor must complete and submit a “Petition for
Sponsorship for Admission”. This
sponsorship is available in exceptional circumstances as determined by the
faculty member. This policy does not apply to individuals who have been denied
admission for reasons other than prior academic record, who have been
previously enrolled at IUPUI and who have been dismissed, who have been
dismissed from another IU campus or other academic institution, or who are
attempting to transfer to IUPUI. This policy does not apply to international
students.
An individual who is conditionally
admitted via faculty sponsorship will be required to agree to comply with the
stipulations for admission as determined by the individual’s faculty sponsor
and academic advisor. At a minimum, the
individual will be required to
·
Complete, with the faculty sponsor, a “Petition for
Sponsorship for Admission”.
·
Meet program requirements set by the University for
conditional admission, including enrolling in a learning community course
during the first semester of enrollment and participating in an academic
support program during the second semester of enrollment.
·
Meet with the faculty sponsor monthly during the
semester.
·
Achieve a minimum GPA of 2.0 to enroll in the subsequent
semester.
·
Enroll in no more than 11 credit hours. It is strongly
recommended that students do not enroll in more than 9 credit hours.
If the individual successfully completes
the stipulations in the admission contract, the individual can enroll in the
subsequent semester under the same requirements as a conditionally admitted student. Failure to comply with the stipulations in
the admission contract will result in the student being dismissed. The Director of Admissions will specify the
stipulations for readmission.
Requests to review the stipulations for
admission and readmission should be directed to the Executive Director of
Enrollment Services. The “Petition for Sponsorship for Admission” is available
from the Office of Admissions.
Each year, the Executive Director of
Enrollment Services will report to the Dean of the Faculties and to the
A faculty member can only sponsor one
individual per semester. The faculty
member is responsible for overseeing the academic progression of the individual
in partnership with the individual’s academic advisor. “
Some
FC attendees expressed concern at the 9-hour credit limitation, worried that
already-disenfranchised or struggling students would be unable to procure
financial aid at 9-credit-hour status and, therefore, would have to take on
additional employment, perhaps placing their academic potential at an even
greater disadvantage. Committee members
and Grove explained that certain aid opportunities still existed for students
taking 9 credit hours.
A
similar concern was introduced re: students’ ability to remain on their
parents’ health insurance policies while carrying only 9 credit hours. The concern was noted as valid, but the
policy was placed on the May 1 FC agenda for possible approval.
Agenda Item IX: Election Update & Presentation of
Slate for Election (at May meeting) to Faculty Council Executive Committee
& Nominating Committee – Jim
Baldwin (Nominating Committee Chair, 4-0476, jbaldwin@iupui.edu ) [INFORMATION ITEM].
Per
At the
All listed have met the
requirements for service on the committee.
Name Unit Sub-Unit Academic
Rank
James Baldwin University
Library LI02
– Associate Librarian
*Anne Belcher Nursing IR52
– Associate Professor
*Janice Froehlich Medicine Endocrinology IR01 – Professor
Linda Adele Goodine Herron/Art IR02 – Associate Professor
Katherine Look Medicine Obstetrics/Gynecology IR01 – Professor
Steven Mannheimer Informatics IR01
– Professor
*B. Keith Moore Dentistry
Restorative
Dentistry IR01 – Professor
Charles Yokomoto ET IR01
– Professor
*indicates eligibility for a second term /
running for re-election
Also
at the
Name Unit Sub-Unit Academic
Rank
Hoyt, Dolores University
Library LI21
– Librarian
Johnson, Kathy Sciences Psychology IR02
– Associate Professor
Lee, Suk-Hee Medicine Biochemistry & Molecular Bio IR01
– Professor
Rennels, Kenneth ET IR42
– Associate Professor
Russell, Kathleen Nursing IR02
– Associate Professor
Schmetzer, Alan Medicine Psychiatry IR01 – Professor
The
FC accepted the slate presented by
Agenda Item X: President's
Report: Mary Fisher (IUPUI Faculty President & UFC Co-Secretary, 4-8027, mlfisher@iupui.edu).
Fisher,
first, reminded the FC of the April 23rd celebration of retiring
IUPUI Chancellor Bepko (Wed. Apr. 23rd
Fisher
then noted that work continues on the IUPUI-specific addendum to the university-wide
Conflict of Commitment statement. Fisher
and Vice Chancellor Brenner attended a Big 10 conference on the conflict of
commitment issue and will report back on the statement’s progress soon.
The
Financial Planning Advisory Committee continues to meet. Progress is being made.
Finally,
Fisher made an informal inquiry of the FC policy as to the feasibility of
moving the Faculty Council monthly meetings to the first Tuesday of the month
(versus the first Thursday) beginning in Spring 2004. This move would be made to better accommodate
conflicts with Trustees meetings, ensuring full participation in FC meetings by
administrators and officers.
Agenda Item XI: Chancellor's
Report: William Plater (Acting IUPUI Chancellor, 4-4500, wplater@iupui.edu).
First,
Plater welcomed Chancellor Designate Bantz to his first Faculty Council
meeting.
Plater
then briefed the FC on the following:
1) The
release of the IUPUI Report to the Community (which was distributed, both, via
campus mail and at the meeting);
2)
Long-time IUPUI Community Advisor and supporter, Sam Jones, passed away. The funeral preceded the FC meeting. Jones will be sorely missed.
3) An
update on Fall 2003 projected enrollment shows that top level students are
enrolling at IUPUI (the percentage of students matriculating at IUPUI from the
top 10% of their class has increased significantly.
4) On the
state higher education budget situation:
The importance of higher education seems to rank high on the slate of
both the senate and the house (“this is an unusual degree of agreement”). While Plater did indicate that higher
education’s emergence as a high priority is good news and reason for cautious
optimism, he qualified the news by pointing out that the forthcoming state
revenue forecast is likely to carry some disappointing news. In short, IUPUI needs to be prepared to face
some difficult circumstances even in light of favorable news from the state
assembly.
5) Plater
then reviewed a draft of the ‘IUPUI Statement of Principles’ soon to be issued
by the Chancellor’s Office and the President of the Faculty. This statement is meant to promote civil and
appropriate discourse during times of war (and ideological conflict). Any suggestions or revisions should be
submitted to Plater or Fisher’s respective offices immediately.
6) IUPUI
has secured an online tutorial program for those in any supervisory capacity on
campus. This tutorial deals with sexual
harassment (state/federal law,
preventative methods, protocol and the responsibilities of an administrator or
supervisor in cases of…). It will be
available as web resource to faculty in early May 2003.
7) IUPUI will
be featured in an upcoming book on higher education; Plater will notify the FC
when the book is available for review.
Agenda Item XII: IUPUI Chancellor Designate Charles Bantz will briefly
address the Council.
Bantz
greeted the FC and thanked them for welcoming him, both to the FC and to IUPUI,
in general. He noted how welcoming and
open the community as been. He also
reiterated how impressed he was by IUPUI’s commitment to a professional and
thorough search process. “Your time was
much appreciated.”
Bantz
commented on a remark made by Fisher re: the special relationship between
faculty and the administration at IUPUI.
“It's very obvious to an outsider…that Bill & Jerry have built a
great relationship with all of you.” He
indicated his commitment to the continuation of this impressive tradition.
Bantz went
on to point out that his first priority is to work with the IUPUI faculty and
staff so that they might continue the university’s trend of growth and
excellence. “I am not under the illusion
that the Chancellor does the work to move the agenda [of the institution]
forward,” Bantz said, noting that the Chancellor is the facilitator for the
great work done by the faculty and staff as a whole.
IUPUI is
nationally known whether we really feel it or not, he remarked. He noted the great potential for even greater
growth thanks to hallmarks of IUPUI’s success (assessment, art, science,
research, a commitment to teaching and learning).
Bantz closed by noting that "organizations and their complexity offer the
opportunity for advantage” and how excited he is to be joining IUPUI, learning
about a new institution and exploring its complexities.
Agenda
Item XIII: Question / Answer Period.
No discussion.
Agenda
Item XIV: Unfinished Business?
No discussion.
Agenda
Item XV: New Business?
No discussion.
Agenda
Item XVI: Adjournment.
The motion was made (
NOTE: The next Faculty
Council meeting will be held on
A special Diversity Forum will be held immediately preceding the May 1 Faculty Council meeting (from
Minutes prepared by Faculty Council Coordinator,
Molly Martin
UN 403 / 274-2215 / Fax: 274-2970 / fcouncil@iupui.edu / http://www.iupui.edu/~fcouncil
[Attachment for FC030403 Minutes: Attendance
Record for FC030403]
117 VOTING
MEMBERS (last names underlined) (+ 1 vacant voting positions), 6 NON-VOTING
MEMBERS* (last names underlined and followed by an asterisk), and other
assorted NON-MEMBERS (Chairs, FGLs, Guests, Visitors, VIPs, Employees, and
others).
[P = Present; L = Alternate; N = Notice;
A = Absent]
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Aguet, Henry
(Elected: Herron Art 6/03) (Herron Art) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/P;
A/P; M/ ] |
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Akay, Hasan (Elected: At Large 6/04) (Engineering and Technology: Mechanical
Engineering) [S/P; O/A; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Allen,
Ruth (Science
Faculty Governance Leader) (Science: Biology) [S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/P;
A/P; M/ ] |
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Andersen, Ellen (Elected: Liberal Arts 6/04) (Liberal Arts: Political
Science) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/A;
J/A; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Atkinson, Simon (Ex Officio: UFC Representative
6/04) (Medicine: Medicine: Nephrology) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/A; J/P; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Avgoustis, Sotiris (Elected: Physical Education 6/04) (Physical
Education: Tourism, Conventions, & Event Management) [S/P; O/L; N/P; D/A; J/P; F/P; M/P;
A/N; M/] |
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Bager,
Bill ( |
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Bailey, Darrell (Ex Officio: Executive Associate Dean of
Informatics -- |
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Baldwin, James (Ex Officio: UFC Rep 6/03) (Nominating
Committee Chair 6/03) (University Library: Resource Development) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P;
A/P; M/ ] |
|
Banta, Trudy (Ex Officio: Chancellor's Administrative Designee 6/03)
(Education) [S/N; O/P; N/L;
D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/A; M/ ] |
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Bantz,
Charles
(IUPUI Chancellor Designate)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/; F/; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Baumer, Terry (Elected: Public and Environmental Affairs 6/04) (Public
and Environmental Affairs) [S/P;
O/L; N/P; D/A; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Bean,
Cheryl (Nursing
Faculty Governance Leader 5/05) [S/;
O/N; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Belcher, Anne (Ex Officio: Executive Committee 6/03) (Nursing) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P;
A/P; M/ ] |
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Bepko, Gerald |
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Berbari, Edward (Elected: Engineering and Technology 6/04:
Electrical Engineering)[S/P; O/A; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Besch, Henry (Elected: At Large
6/03) (Basic
Medicine: Pharmacology and Toxicology)
[S/P; O/A; N/P; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Bidwell, Joseph (Elected: At Large
6/03) (Medicine: Anatomy) [S/A; O/A; N/A; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Billmire, Deborah (Elected: At Large 6/04) (Medicine:
Surgery)[S/A; O/P; N/P; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/P; A/A; M/ ] |
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Bippen, Paul (Ex Officio: Dean of IUPU |
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Blake, Pat*
(Ex Officio: |
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Blomquist, William (Elected: At Large
6/04) (Liberal Arts: Political Science)[S/N; O/A; N/A; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A;
M/ ] |
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Bonser-Neal, Catherine (Campus Planning Chair 6/03) (Business) [S/P; O/; N/; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Boruff-Jones, Polly (Ex Officio: UFC
Representative 6/03) (University Library: Professional Programs) [S/P; O/P; N/N; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P;
A/P; M/ ] |
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Boschmann, Erwin (Science: Chemistry) [S/P; O/; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Brand, Myles (IU President) [S/P;
O/; N/; D/ ] |
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Brandon, Christopher (IUPU |
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Brater, D. Craig (Ex Officio: Dean of
Medicine) (Basic Medicine: Pharmacology and Toxicology) [S/A; O/A; N/A; D/A;
J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Brenner,
Mark (IU Associate Vice-President for Research &
IUPUI Vice-Chancellor for Research and Graduate Studies) [S/; O/; N/P; D/; J/;
F/; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Brewer,
Susan (IU
Director of Health and Welfare Plans)
[S/; O/P; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Brothers, Linda (Ex Officio: Executive Committee 6/03)
(Physical Educ: Tourism, Conventions, and Event Management) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/N; J/P; F/P; M/P;
A/P; M/ ] |
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Brown, James W. (Ex Officio: Associate Dean of Journalism)
(Journalism Faculty Governance Leader 6/03) (Journalism)[S/A; O/A; N/A; D/A;
J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Burke,
Jonathan (Faculty
Handbook Chair 6/03) (Liberal Arts: Economics)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/;
A/A; M/ ] |
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Callison, Daniel (Ex Officio: Associate Dean of Library and
Information Science -- |
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Canty-Mitchell, Janie (Elected: At Large
6/04) (Nursing)[S/P; O/A; N/P; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Carlson, Timothy (Dentistry Faculty
Governance Leader 6/03) (Dentistry: Operative Dentistry)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A;
F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Chin, Ray (Elected: At Large 6/03) (Science: Computer and Information Science) [S/P; O/A; N/A; D/A;
J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Chism, Nancy (Associate
Vice-Chancellor for Professional Development & Associate Dean of the
Faculties) (Education)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/; F/; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Combs, Terri (Coordinator for
Associate Faculty Affairs) [S/;
O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Crowell, Pamela (Elected: At Large 6/04) (Science:
Biology)[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Cummings, Oscar (Elected: Medicine 6/03) (Medicine: Pathology
and Laboratory Medicine) [S/A;
O/A; N/A; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/N; M/ ] |
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Daniels-Howell, Todd (Elected: University Library 6/03) (University Library:
Archives) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P;
J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Dean, Jeffrey (Ex Officio: UFC
Representative 6/03) (Dentistry: Oral Facial Development) [S/P; O/A; N/A; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/;
A/A; M/ ] |
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Dent, Alexander (Elected: Medicine
6/04) (Elected: At Large 6/04) (Medicine: Microbiology and Immunology) [S/P;
O/A; N/N; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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DeTienne, Andre (Library Chair 6/03)
(Liberal Arts: Philosophy)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Dickey, Stephanie (Elected: At Large
6/03) (Herron Art) [Linda Adele Goodine attending as alternate Spring
‘03][S/A;
O/P; N/A; D/L; J/L; F/L; M/L; A/L; M/ ] |
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Donnelly, Eleanor (Elected: At Large
6/03) (Nursing)[S/P;
O/P; N/A; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Dunning, Jeremy (Ex Officio: Dean of Continuing Studies --
IUB) (Continuing Studies Faculty Governance Leader) (Geological
Sciences)[S/A; O/A; N/A; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Eickmeier, Valerie (Ex Officio: Dean of Herron Art) (Herron
Art)[S/A; O/A; N/A; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Elmore, |
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El-Sharkawy, Mohamed (Engineering and
Technology Faculty Governance Leader 6/03) (Engineering and Technology:
Electrical Engineering)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Eno,
Robert (UFC
Co-Secretary 6/03) ( |
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Evans, Jovier (Elected: Science 6/03) (Science:
Psychology)[S/A; O/A; N/A; D/A; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Evenbeck, Scott (Ex Officio: Dean of |
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Farber, Joshua (Elected: Medicine 6/04) (Medicine:
Radiology)[S/A; O/A; N/P; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Fern, Jay (UITS: Oncourse) [S/;
O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Fierke, Margaret (Peggy) (Elected: At Large 6/04) (Herron Art)[S/P;
O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Filippelli, Gabriel (Elected: At Large
6/03) (Science: Geology)[S/A;
O/P; N/P; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/P; A/A; M/ ] |
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Fisher, Mary (Officer: President 6/04) (Executive Chair 6/04)
(Nursing)[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/N; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Fletcher, Ann*
(Elected: IUPU |
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Ford, David (Elected: At Large
6/03) (Liberal Arts: Sociology)[S/P; O/P; N/L; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Frisby,
David (Faculty
Council Coordinator) (Academic Affairs: Office of the Faculty and Staff
Councils)[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; ] |
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Froehlich, Janice (Elected: Medicine 6/04) (Ex Officio:
Executive Committee 6/03) (Ex Officio: UFC Representative 6/04) (Medicine:
Medicine: Endocrinology)[S/P; O/N; N/P; D/N; J/A; F/P; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Gable, Karen (Elected: Allied Health Sciences 6/03) (Ex Officio: Executive Committee
6/04) (SAHS Faculty Governance Leader 5/03) (Allied Health Sciences: Health
Sciences Education)[S/P; O/P; N/N; D/N; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Galanti,
Paul
(FC Liaison to SC 6/03 ) (Law)[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/N; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Gall, Carole (Metropolitan Affairs
Chair 6/03) (Medicine: Medical Library)[S/P; O/P; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/P;
M/ ] |
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Garg, Bhuwan P. (Elected: Medicine 6/03) (Medicine: Pediatric Neurology) [S/P; O/A; N/P; D/A;
J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Goldblatt, Lawrence (Ex Officio: Dean of Dentistry) (Dentistry:
Oral Surgery, Medicine, and Pathology)[S/N; O/N; N/N; D/P; J/L; F/P; M/L;
A/L; M/ ] |
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Goodwin, Clifford (Elected: At Large
6/03) (Engineering and Technology: Organizational Leadership and
Supervision)[S/A; O/P; N/A; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Goodwin, Vania (Elected: At Large 6/03) (University Library: Acquisitions)[S/P; O/A; N/P; D/A;
J/A; F/P; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Goud, Nelson (Elected: Education 6/04) (Education Faculty Governance Leader 6/04)
(Education: Education Psychology) [S/A;
O/A; N/A; D/L; J/A; F/L; M/L; A/P; M/ ] |
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Gray, Ralph D. (Emeritus) (Liberal
Arts: History)[S/P; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Greenberg, Harold (Elected: Law 6/04)
(Law)[S/A;
O/A; N/A; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Gronfein, William (Elected:
At Large 6/03) (Liberal Arts: Sociology)[S/A; O/N; N/P; D/P; J/A; F/P;
M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Grove,
Mark (Registrar)
(Academic Affairs: Registrar)[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
|
Halverson,
Randall (University
Library Faculty Governance Leader 6/03) (University Library) (ULFO Secretary) [S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A;
M/ ] |
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Harrington,
Maureen
(Medicine Faculty Governance Leader 6/03) (Basic Medicine: Biochemistry)[S/P;
O/P; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Harris, Lisa(Elected: At Large
6/04) (Medicine: Medicine)[S/P; O/N; N/P; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Hassell, John (for 18 months, as of Jan 2002, for Roger Schmenner) (Ex Officio: Interim
Associate Dean of Business-- |
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Hatcher, Julie (Center for Service Learning) [S/; O/P; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Haug, Steven (Elected: At Large 6/03) (Dentistry: Restorative Dentistry)[S/A; O/A; N/A; D/A;
J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Hehman, Jennifer
(Constitution
and Bylaws Chair 6/03) (University Library) [S/P; O/; N/; D/P; J/N; F/P; M/P;
A/A; M/ ] |
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Hendershot,
Mary Jane (Student
Reporter) (Sagamore) [S/; O/; N/; D/; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Herring,
Paul (Medicine)
[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/; F/; M/P; A/A; M/ ] |
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Hillier, Simon (Elected: Medicine 6/04) (Medicine: Anesthesia)[S/A; O/A;
N/P; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Hook,
Sara (Associate
Dean of the Faculties) [S/;
O/P; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Hovde,
Marjorie (Faculty
Affairs Committee) (Liberal Arts: English) [S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/;
A/A; M/ ] |
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Howard, Thomas J. (Elected: Medicine 6/03) (Medicine: Surgery)
[S/A; O/P; N/P; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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|
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Isikbay, Serkis (Elected: Dentistry
6/03) (Dentistry: Restorative)[S/A; O/A; N/A; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Jackson, Barbara (Elected: At Large 6/04) (Liberal Arts:
Anthropology)[S/A; O/A; N/A; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Jackson, Susan (Elected: Library and Information Science 6/03) (Library
and Information Science Faculty Governance Leader 6/03) (Library and
Information Science)[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Jarjura, G. Roger (Public and
Environmental Affairs Faculty Governance Leader 6/04) (Public and
Environmental Affairs)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Johnson, Eric (Elected: Business 6/03) (Business Faculty Governance
Leader 6/03) (Business: Accounting and Info Systems)[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/A;
F/P; M/P; A/A; M/ ] |
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Johnson, Kathy (Elected: At Large 6/04) (Science: Psychology)
[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Kahn,
Susan (Planning
and Institutional Improvement: Director of Institutional Effectiveness) [S/; O/P; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/;
A/A; M/ ] |
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Kellum, P. Nicholas (Ex Officio: Dean of Physical Education)
(Physical Education)[S/P; O/A; N/P; D/A; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/N; M/ ] |
|
Kloesel Christian (Elected: Liberal Arts 6/04) (Faculty Affairs
Chair) (Liberal Arts: English)[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Knotts, Faith A. Long (Chair of Faculty Relations Committee of Staff Council) (Law) [S/P; O/; N/; D/; J/;
F/; M/; A/ ; M/ ] |
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Kokoska, Mimi (Elected: At Large
6/04) (Medicine: Otolaryngology)[S/P; O/P; N/A; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/; A/N; M/ ] |
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Kopecky, Ken (IUPUI United Way
Campaign Steering Committee)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Kroenke, Kurt (Elected: At Large
6/04) (Medicine: General Internal Medicine)[S/A; O/A; N/A; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/;
A/A; M/ ] |
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Kryder-Reid, |
|
Kulsrud, William (Athletics Chair 6/03)
(Business: Accounting and Information Systems)[S/P; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/;
A/A; M/ ] |
|
Langsam, Miriam (Elected: At Large 6/04) (Liberal Arts: History)[S/P;
O/P; N/P; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Lay, Kathy (Elected: Social Work
6/04) (Social Work) (as of 021121)[S/; O/; N/; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Lee, Wei Hua (Elected: Medicine
6/04) (Elected: At Large 6/03) (Medicine: Pediatric Neonatal)[S/A; O/P; N/A; D/A;
J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Lewis, David (Ex Officio: Dean of University Library)
(University Library: Senior Management)[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/; J/P; F/P; M/P;
A/P; M/ ] |
|
Logsdon,
Susan
(IU Foundation Director for Corporate and Foundation Relations)[S/; O/; N/;
D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Look, Katherine Y. (Elected: Medicine 6/03) (Medicine: Obstetrics
and Gynecology) [S/P; O/N; N/A; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
MacKinnon, Joyce (Associate Dean)
(Allied Health Sciences: Academic and Student Affairs) [S/; O/P; N/P; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Magjuka,
Richard (Distance
Education Chair) (Kelley Business: Management) [S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Malik,
David (Budgetary
Affairs Chair 6/03) (Science: Chemistry) [S/P; O/; N/P; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Mannheimer,
Steven
(Informatics Faculty Governance Leader 6/03) (Informatics: New Media) [S/P;
O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
|
Martin,
Molly (Faculty
Council Coordinator) (Academic Affairs: Office of the Faculty and Staff Councils) [S/; O/; N/; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P;
A/P; M/ ] |
|
Martin,
Robert (Vice-Chancellor
for Administration and Finance) (IUPUI Administration: Administration and
Finance) [S/P; O/P; N/N; D/;
J/P; F/P; M/P; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Mathews,
Judith (Staff
Council President-Elect 6/06)
(Medicine: Allied Health Sciences: Fiscal Office)[S/P; O/P; N/; D/;
J/A; F/P; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Matis, Bruce (Elected: Dentistry
6/04) (Dentistry: Operative Dentistry) [S/N; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/P; A/A; M/ ] |
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McBride, Angela (Ex Officio: Dean of Nursing) (Nursing)[S/P;
O/P; N/P; D/L; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
|
McCormick, John (Liberal Arts Faculty
Governance Leader 6/04) (Liberal Arts: Political Science)[S/; O/; N/; D/;
J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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McDaniel, Anna (Ex Officio: UFC Representative 6/04) (Nursing)[S/P; O/A;
N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
|
McRobbie, Michael (IU Vice-President for Information Technology) [S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A;
F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Mead, Susanah (Law Faculty
Governance Leader 6/03) (Law)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Means,
Lynda (School
of Medicine Executive Associate Dean for Academic Affairs ) [S/; O/; N/; D/;
J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Meiss, Richard (Elected: At Large 6/04) (Medicine: Obstetrics
and Gynecology)[S/P; O/P; N/N; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Merrill, Henry (Elected: Continuing Studies 6/04)[S/N; O/P; N/P; D/P;
J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Michael, Helen (Elected: Medicine
6/03) (Elected: At Large 6/03) (Medicine: Pathology and Laboratory Medicine) [S/A; O/P; N/P; D/P;
J/N; F/P; M/N; A/P; M/ ] |
|
Moore, B. Keith (Elected: At Large 6/03) (Ex Officio:
Executive Committee 6/03) (Dentistry: Restorative Dentistry) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P;
A/P; M/ ] |
|
Morgan, Jim (Technology Chair 6/03) (Medicine: Medical Library) [S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A;
F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Mulvey, John (IUPUI Chief of Police)
[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Murrell, Jill R. (Elected: Medicine 6/04) (Medicine: Surgery)
[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/N; M/ ] |
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Murtadha, Khaula (Ex Officio: Dean of Education) (Education) [S/P; O/A; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P;
A/P; M/ ] |
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Neal-Beliveau, |
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Nehf,
Laura C.
(Coordinator for Associate Faculty Affairs)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/;
A/A; M/ ] |
|
Ng, Bart (Officer: Vice-President 6/04) (Science: Mathematical
Sciences)[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/N; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Orme, Bill* (Elected: |
|
Oukada, Larbi (Elected: At Large 6/03) (Liberal Arts: Foreign Languages and Cultures:
French) [S/N;
O/A; N/A; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/P; A/A; M/ ] |
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Owens, Yvonne* (Ex Officio: Staff Council President 6/03) (External
Affairs: Alumni Office) [S/L;
O/L; N/A; D/P; J/N; F/N; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Palmer,
Judith (IU Chief Financial Officer)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/;
F/; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Patchner, Michael (Ex Officio: Dean of
Social Work) (Social Work) [S/P;
O/N; N/A; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Patrick,
Brenda (IUPUI
Staff Council 1st Vice-President) [S/; O/P; N/; D/; J/; F/; M/;
A/A; M/ ] |
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Perkins, Susan M. (Elected: Medicine 6/03) (Medicine: Medicine:
Biostatistics Division) [S/P; O/P; N/N; D/N; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Perry, |
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Perry, James L. (Ex Officio: Interim Associate Dean of Public
and Environ Affairs—Indpls) (Public and Environ Affairs) [S/A; O/A; N/A; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/;
A/A; M/ ] |
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Pescovitz, Mark (Ex Officio: UFC Representative 6/04) (Medicine: Surgery)
[S/P; O/A; N/N; D/N; J/A; F/P; M/; A/N; M/ ] |
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Peters, G. David (Ex Officio:
Director of Music)
(Music Faculty Governance Leader) (Music) [S/A; O/A; N/A; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Pferrer,
Carol (Parking Services Director)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A;
F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Plater, William (Ex Officio: Chancellor's Administrative
Designee 6/03) (Liberal Arts: English)
[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Poffenberger, Ellen (Assistant Vice-Chancellor for Human Resources) [S/; O/N; N/; D/; J/;
F/; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Porter, Rebecca (Interim Executive Director of Enrollment Services & Interim
Associate Vice-Chancellor for Student Services) (Medicine: Allied Health
Sciences: Physical Therapy) [S/P; O/; N/; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/A; M/ ] |
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Quaid, Kimberly (Director of the
Office of Women) (Medicine: Medical and Molecular Genetics)[S/; O/; N/; D/;
J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Rees, Fred (Elected: Music 6/04) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Rennels,
Ken (Academic Affairs Chair 6/03) (Engineering and
Technology: Mechanical Engineering Technology) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/L; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P;
M/ ] |
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Rigdon, Robert (Elected: Science 6/04) (Science:
Mathematical Sciences[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Rives, Dan (IU Benefits
Director)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/; F/; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Ross,
Frank (Assistant
Director of Student Life and Diversity Programs) [S/; O/; N/; D/?; J/A; F/P;
M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Rothe,
Carl
(Emeritus Professor: Medicine: Physiology and Biophysics) [S/; O/; N/; D/P;
J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Roy, Cynthia (Elected: At Large
6/03) (Ex Officio: UFC Representative 6/03) (Liberal Arts: English) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P;
J/A; F/P; M/P; A/A; M/ ] |
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Runyan, Josh*
(Ex Officio: Student Assembly President 6/03)[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/A; J/A; F/A;
M/A; A/A; M/ ] |
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Saatkamp, Herman (Ex Officio: Dean of Liberal Arts) (Liberal
Arts: Philosophy) [S/P; O/P;
N/N; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/N; A/P; M/ ] |
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Sandy,
Robert (Fringe Benefits Chair 6/03) (Liberal Arts:
Economics)[S/;
O/P; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Schmenner,
Roger W.
(Ex Officio: Associate Dean of Business-- |
|
Schneider, William (Elected: At Large 6/04) (Liberal Arts:
History)[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
|
Short,
John (Vice-Chancellor
for Auxiliary Services) [S/; O/; N/P; D/; J/; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Sloan, Rebecca (Elected: Nursing
6/03) (Nursing) [S/P;
O/A; N/P; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Sothmann, Mark S. (Ex Officio: Dean of Allied Health Sciences)
(Allied Health Sciences) [S/A;
O/P; N/A; D/A; J/P; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Spechler,
Martin (Liberal
Arts: Economics)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/P; A/A; M/ ] |
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Stanton, Katie (Physical Education
Faculty Governance Leader 7/04) (Physical Education) [S/N; O/N; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Stocum, David (Ex Officio: Dean of Science) (Science:
Biology) [S/P; O/A; N/A; D/A;
J/P; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Sullivan, Cheryl (Vice-Chancellor for
External Affairs) (IUPUI Administration: External Affairs) [S/P; O/; N/; D/P; J/; F/; M/; A/A;
M/ ] |
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Sullivan, W. Patrick (Social Work Faculty
Governance Leader 6/03) (Social Work)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Tarr, Anthony (Ex Officio: Dean of Law) (Law)[S/A; O/A; N/A;
D/A; J/A; F/A; M/A; A/A; M/ ] |
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Tarver, Robert (Elected: At Large 6/04) (UFC Representative
6/04) (Medicine: Radiology)[S/A; O/A; N/A; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Tenenbaum-Aguet, Jan (Herron Art Faculty
Governance Leader 4/04) (Herron Art)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Trotter, Mary (Elected: Liberal Arts 6/03)
(Liberal Arts: English) [S/P;
O/P; N/A; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Vermette, Rosalie (Elected: At Large 6/04) (Ex Officio: Executive Committee
6/04) (Liberal Arts: Foreign Languages and Cultures: French)[S/P; O/P; N/P;
D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Wagner, Marion (Ex Officio: Executive
Committee 6/04) (Staff Relations Chair & SC Liaison) (Social Work) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P;
A/N; M/ ] |
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Walda,
John (Chair
of Search for Screen for New IUPUI Chancellor) [S/P; O/; N/N; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
|
Ward, Richard (Ex Officio: UFC
Representative 6/04) (Liberal Arts: Anthropology)[S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P;
J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Watt, Jeffery (Elected: At Large
6/03) (Ex Officio: Executive
Committee 6/04) (Ex Officio: UFC Representative 6/03) (University College
Faculty Governance Leader 11/02) (Science: Mathematical Sciences) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P;
A/P; M/ ] |
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Whitney, Karen (Vice-Chancellor for
Student Life and Diversity) (IUPUI Administration: Student Life and
Diversity) [S/; O/; N/P; D/;
J/; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Williamson, David (Elected: Engineering
and Technology 6/03) (Engineering and Technology: Computer Technology) [S/P; O/P; N/P; D/A; J/A; F/P; M/P;
A/A; M/ ] |
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Wilkins, Harriet (Officer: Parliamentarian 6/03) (Liberal Arts:
English) [S/P; O/N; N/P; D/P;
J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Wittberg, Patricia (Ex Officio: UFC Representative 6/04) (Liberal
Arts: Sociology) [S/P; O/N; N/N; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Wokeck, Marianne (Elected: At Large 6/04) (Liberal Arts:
History)[S/P; O/N; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Wren,
Emily
(Campus Facilities)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/; F/; M/; A/P; M/ ] |
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Yokomoto,
Charles (Engineering
and Technology: Electrical Engineering) [S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Yost,
Robert (Student
Affairs Chair 6/03) (Science: Biology)
[S/N; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Yurtseven, H. Oner (Ex Officio: Dean of Engineering and
Technology) (Eng and Tech: Electrical Engineering) [S/A; O/P; N/P; D/P; J/A; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Zero, Domenick (Elected: At Large
6/03) (Dentistry: Preventive and Community Dentistry) [S/N; O/P; N/A; D/P;
J/A; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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Zitterbart, Paul (Elected: At Large 6/03)
(Dentistry: Preventive and Community Dentistry) [S/A; O/A; N/A; D/A;
J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
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Zwirn, Enid (Ex Officio: UFC Representative
6/03) (Nursing) [S/P;
O/P; N/P; D/P; J/P; F/P; M/P; A/P; M/ ] |
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ZZ-Vacant (Elected: Journalism
6/04) (Journalism)[S/; O/; N/; D/; J/A; F/P; M/; A/A; M/ ] |
[Attachment for FC030403 Minutes]
Faculty
Council (FC) Meeting
A G E N D A (FC:
I.
Call to Order: Bart Ng (IUPUI Faculty Vice-President,
4-8185, bng@math.iupui.edu )!
II.
Welcome to Special
Guest, IUPUI Chancellor Designate Charles Bantz: Bart Ng.
III.
Adoption of the
Order of Business for the Day.
IV.
[ACTION ITEM] RESOLUTION –
“Faculty Access to Student Evaluations” (see
hand-out): Christian Kloesel (Faculty
Affairs Chair, 4-5995, ckloesel@iupui.edu
).
V.
[ACTION ITEM] FC030206 and FC030306 Minutes (see hand-outs) – Up for Approval.
VI.
(5 Minutes) FIRST
VII.
(5 Minutes) FIRST
VIII.
(5 Minutes) FIRST
IX.
(5 Minutes)
Election Update & Presentation of Slate (see hand-out) for Election (at May meeting) to Faculty Council
Executive Committee & Nominating Committee – Jim Baldwin (Nominating
Committee Chair, 4-0476, jbaldwin@iupui.edu
) [INFORMATION ITEM].
X.
President's
Report: Mary Fisher (IUPUI Faculty
President & UFC Co-Secretary, 4-8027, mlfisher@iupui.edu).
XI.
Chancellor's
Report: William Plater (Interim
IUPUI Chancellor & IU Vice-President, 4-4500, wplater@iupui.edu ).
XII.
IUPUI Chancellor
Designate Charles Bantz will briefly
address the Council.
XIII.
Question / Answer
Period.
XIV.
Unfinished
Business?
XV.
New Business?
XVI.
Adjournment.
[Thank You for Signing the Attendance Sheet!]
William
Plater, Mary Fisher, Bart Ng and Yvonne Owens invite you to please join them in
the Inlow Hall Atrium immediately following the Council meeting for a reception
welcoming Chancellor Designate Charles Bantz
(5:00-6:00pm). Thank you.
Attachments:
1 Cash
Bonus Policy;
2
Administrative Withdrawal Policy;
3 “Faculty
Sponsorship of Student for Admission as a Beginning Freshman.”
Hand-outs (4):
RESOLUTION – “Faculty Access to
Student Evaluations;” FC030206 Minutes - DRAFT; FC030306 Minutes – DRAFT; Slate
for Election (at May meeting) to Faculty Council Executive Committee &
Nominating Committee.
Next Faculty Council Meeting:
A special Diversity Forum will be held
immediately preceding the May 1 Faculty Council meeting (from
Please attend and encourage your
colleagues to do so as well.
Agenda prepared by Faculty Council Coordinator
Molly Martin
UN 403 / 274-2215 / Fax: 274-2970 / fcouncil@iupui.edu / http://www.iupui.edu/~fcouncil