EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY

2010-2011 FACULTY SENATE

 

The organizational meeting of the 2010-2011 Faculty Senate was held on Tuesday, April 27, 2010, at 2:10 p.m. in the Mendenhall Student Center, Room 244.

 

Agenda Item I.  Call to Order

Professor Marianna Walker (Allied Health Sciences), Chair of the Faculty, called the meeting to order at 2:10 p.m.

Agenda Item II.         Roll Call
Senators absent were:  Professors Dotson-Blake (Education), Chandler (Hospitality Management), Fitzgerald and Novick (Medicine), Larson, Peery, and McAuliffe (Nursing), Heidal (Nutrition and Dietetics), Van Willigen (Sociology), Darkenwald (Theatre and Dance), Wilson (Sociology/Faculty Assembly Delegate), Tovey (English/Past Chair of the Faculty), Vice Chancellors Mageean, Horns, and Sheerer, Chancellor Ballard, and Academic Deans’ Representative.

Alternates present: Professors Willis for Estep (Academic Library Services), Voytecki for Preston (Education), and Roper for Boklage (Medicine).

Announcements
Thanks were extended to the following faculty members who graciously agreed to serve as tellers during the elections: Susan Meggs (Interior Design and Merchandising), Christine Zoller (Art and Design), and Joseph Thomas (Academic Library Services).

Several documents relating to the Faculty Senate structure and activities are available online for Senators and Alternates serving in the Faculty Senate and the various links are provided below:

Parliamentary Motions Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

Parliamentary Overview

Standards of Shared Governance

Who Needs Senates

Statement on Government of Colleges and Universities

 

Agenda Item III.  Report of Committees
It was moved and agreed upon by the body to accept three new items of business.

 

Professor Joseph Thomas (Academic Library Services), Chair of the Admission and Retention Policies Committee, presented proposed revisions to the Undergraduate Catalog, Section 5: Academic Regulations, Subsection Grading System, Grade Appeals in order to accurately reflect the current grade appeals policy approved by the Chancellor in November 2009 (FS Resolution #09-38, Grade Appeals).

 

Additions are noted in bold print and deletions in strikethrough.

Grade Appeals

Students may appeal a final grade in a course if the appeal is based on one or more of the following factors:

·       An error was made in grade computation.

·       Standards different from those established in written department, school or college policies, if specific policies exist, were used in assigning the grade.

·       The instructor departed substantially from his or her previously articulated, written standards, without notifying students, in determining the grade.

  

A formal grade appeal must be initiated by the student by the end of the twenty-first calendar day of the semester (not including summer sessions) following the award of the grade. The grade assigned by the instructor is assumed to be correct and the student appealing the grade must justify the need for a change of the grade assigned.

 

A discussion with the instructor should be the first step to resolve differences between an instructor and student concerning a grade. If the instructor of record will not be available within one semester (not including summer sessions), the department chair or designee may act in lieu of the instructor of record for the purpose of grade appeals. If the instructor and student cannot resolve the appeal, and the student wishes to pursue the matter further, he or she must present to the chair of the department or designee in which the course is offered, a written appeal that includes the following:

·       A statement addressing how the appeal meets one or more of the three criteria necessary for a formal appeal.

·       A description of the outcome of the informal discussion process with the instructor.

·       Any relevant documents the student would like to be reviewed as part of the appeal process.

·       A copy of the course syllabus and assignment descriptions.

 

The department chair or designee may request additional materials from the student as necessary. After receiving a copy of the appeal materials from the department chair or designee, the instructor has fourteen calendar days to respond in writing to the appeal. The department chair or designee will discuss this response with the instructor and will provide the student with written notification of the outcome of this step within seven calendar days after receiving the instructor’s response.

 

If there is no mutually agreed upon resolution between the student and the instructor,  and the student wishes to pursue the matter further, he or she has seven calendar days to submit his or her written appeal to the college dean or designee. The college dean or designee will review the appeal, provide copies of all appeal materials to the instructor, and discuss the appeal with both the instructor and the student. The instructor has seven days to review the written appeal the student has presented to the dean and, if desired, prepare an additional written response.  The college dean or designee will provide the student with written notification of the result of this step within fourteen calendar days after receipt of the appeal from the student.

 

If this does not lead to a mutually agreeable resolution between the student and the instructor, and the student wishes to pursue the matter further, then a Grade Appeal Committee shall be formed by the college dean within ten calendar days. This committee shall include three faculty members from the college: one selected by the student, one selected by the instructor of record, and one appointed by the college dean. A majority shall prevail in the committee. The Committee shall elect its own chair.  The function of the Grade Appeal Committee shall be to evaluate the appeal in terms of the stated grounds for the appeal. The Committee’s decision may be to keep the assigned grade or to raise the assigned grade. The Committee shall provide a written justification to the college dean for its decision, including minority opinions when they exist, no later than twenty-one calendar days after the Committee’s formation.  The college dean shall inform the student and the instructor of the Committee’s decision and provide both parties with copies of the Committee report.

 

This grade appeal policy shall constitute the sole internal administrative remedy for a change in grade, except when the grade being disputed resulted from an alleged academic integrity violation or when a grade dispute involves an Office of Equal Opportunity and Equity discrimination complaint.  If a grade dispute arises from an issue that is covered under the university’s Academic Integrity Policy, the process for resolution that has been established for appealing academic integrity violations must be followed.  If a grade dispute arises from an issue that is covered under the university’s Equal Opportunity and Equity policies, the process for resolution that the Office of Equal Opportunity and Equity has established must be completed prior to the use of the University’s grade appeal process.

 

A student wishing to contest a course grade should first attempt to resolve the matter with the instructor who determined the grade. The student may appeal the instructor’s decision by submitting a written appeal to the instructor’s departmental chairperson, school director, or college dean not later than the last day for undergraduate students to drop semester-length courses during the next regular semester. The instructor’s chairperson, director, or dean, as appropriate, shall review the student’s request with the faculty member and either concur with the grade or request that the faculty member reassess the grade. The final decision shall rest with the faculty member responsible for the course grade.

 

There was no discussion and the proposed revisions to the Undergraduate Catalog, Section 5: Academic Regulations, Subsection Grading System, Grade Appeals, were approved as presented.   RESOLUTION #10-66

 

Professor Scott MacGilvray (Medicine), Secretary of the University Budget Committee, presented the Budgetary Recommendations for the academic year 2009-2010 that were recently forwarded to the Chancellor.  During the April 20, 2010, Faculty Senate meeting, a quorum was lost before this item of business could be discussed.

 

Recommendations

1.    Budget cuts and allocation of new funding should be made in line with the Value Statement of the Board of Governors and the Board of Trustees policy framework for resource allocation that protect to the greatest extent possible the academic core and  our commitment to teaching, research, and service.

2.    Budgetary cuts should minimize any adverse effects on student learning or the safety of students and University personnel.

3.    Consistent with the views expressed by your administration, budgetary cuts should seek to prevent or if necessary minimize reductions in force. 

4.    It is important to continue open lines of communication and transparency among  all constituencies (students, staff, faculty, and administration) of the University.

5.    Budget cuts should minimize damage to the University in ways that are not easily reversed upon the return of an improved economy.

6.    Budgetary cuts should be avoided that adversely affect areas of revenue generation including but not limited to student credit hours, grants and contracts, and medical services.

7.    The University should continue to review efficiencies to realize cost-savings.

8.    The Budget Task Force should remain in place until the budget outlook has improved.

9.    The University should continue to pursue appropriate state reimbursement for indigent care provided by ECU Physicians.

10. The University should continue to pursue appropriate state funding of the dental school.

There were no questions and the Budgetary Recommendations for the academic year 2009-2010 were approved as presented. RESOLUTION #10-67

Professor Mark Sprague (Physics), Vice Chair of the Faculty, presented a resolution on the 2010-2011 North Carolina State Budget, as follows: 

Whereas, education plays a vital role in our State’s future economic health and the aspirations of millions of North Carolina families; and,

 

Whereas, an educated and highly skilled workforce is necessary for the economic progress of the State; and,

 

Whereas, the University of North Carolina System plays a leadership role in educating the people of our State and in the overall economic growth of North Carolina; and,

 

Whereas, continued excellence depends upon sustained, adequate funding; and,

 

Whereas, the projected budget cuts are of an enormous and shocking magnitude, especially following budget cuts over the past two years; and,

 

Whereas, the budget cuts will limit access to higher education for many residents of our State at a time when higher education enrollments are growing; and,

 

Whereas, academic reputations are built slowly over many years, and once compromised cannot be easily regained; and,

 

Whereas, the proposed cuts would change the very nature of our universities resulting in fewer academic advisors, fewer financial aid officers, and reduced student access to the courses they need to graduate on time; and,

 

Whereas, the University of North Carolina General Administration estimates that any budget cuts in excess of 2% would harm the academic core of the University and significantly reduce the quality of academic instruction and student experiences at all UNC campuses; and,

 

Whereas, the University of North Carolina has already absorbed approximately $300 million or 29% of the current state budget reversions while the University represented only 13% of the total state budget; and,

 

Whereas, the proposed state budget currently recommends a reduction of 5.9% or $154 million (a 3.9% reduction on top of the existing 2% cut) for the UNC System; and,

 

Whereas, 75% of the state budget allocated to the UNC System supports personnel expenses making it impossible to absorb large cuts without eliminating more jobs; and,

 

 Whereas, the proposed cuts would result in the loss of 1,200 additional jobs in the UNC System; and,

 

Whereas, ECU’s share of the proposed cuts would result in at least 100 lost positions, all affecting fundamental academic and student support, half of which would be faculty positions; and,

 

Whereas, previous budget reversions were largely taken from administrative cuts that protected the academic core; and,

 

Whereas, the previous rounds of budget cuts have already resulted in increased class sizes and fewer course offerings across the UNC System; and,

 

Whereas, these proposed budget cuts would cause retention and graduation rates to decline resulting in students leaving the University with accumulated debt and without achieving their academic goals; and,

 

Whereas, numerous academic programs, including those in high-demand fields such as nursing and the STEM disciplines, would be downsized; and, therefore,

 

Be It Resolved that the Faculty Senate of East Carolina University urges the State Legislature to prevent the most serious erosion in the quality of higher education in North Carolina by providing sufficient and appropriate funding for higher education; and,

 

Be It Further Resolved that the State budget include full funding for need-based financial aid to ensure access to higher education for the people of the State of North Carolina; and,

 

Be It Further Resolved that the State Legislature appropriately continue its historical commitment and attention to our State’s higher education needs as envisioned in the original Act of Incorporation (1789) for the University of North Carolina by providing adequate higher education funding to ensure “the happiness of a rising generation, and endeavor to fit them for an honorable discharge of the social duties of life by paying attention to their education.

 

Professor Roberts (Philosophy) asked if this was already covered in the UNC Faculty Assembly resolution presented to the body last week.  Professor Sprague responded, yes, but this resolution from ECU Faculty will be even stronger.

 

Professor Rigsby (Geological Sciences) stated her support of the resolution and thought it was important that the reference to the academic core be placed early in the resolution.  She stated that this shows the importance of academics and that the resolution, if passed, would be shared with the UNC Faculty Assembly as well.  She also thanked the Faculty Officers for reacting quickly on this issue and in preparing something for the Senators to consider at the meeting.

 

Professor Roberts (Philosophy) asked what the reasoning was for the UNC Faculty Assembly if each University faculty body was going to be asked to handle the same issues as the larger faculty body for the UNC system.  Chair Walker stated that UNC General Administration had asked that faculty on each campus get involved with this important issue.  She stated that the Faculty Officers had worked with Philip Rogers in the Chancellor’s office to obtain the necessary data.

 

Following discussion, the resolution on the 2010-2011 North Carolina State Budget was approved as presented.  RESOLUTION #10-68

 

 


A.        Nominating Committee for Faculty Officers
Professor Christine Zoller (Art and Design), Chair of the Committee, presented the slate of nominees for the three Faculty Officer positions. No one was nominated from the floor and the elected Faculty Officers to represent the ECU Faculty for 2010-2011 are:

Marianna Walker (Allied Health Sciences), Chair of the Faculty
Mark Sprague (Physics), Vice Chair of the Faculty  

Hunt McKinnon (Interior Design and Merchandising), Secretary of the Faculty

B.        Committee on Committees Report
Professor Catherine Rigsby (Geological Sciences), Chair of the Committee, presented the slate of nominees for the Academic, Administrative, Appellate, Board of Trustees, Student Life and Student Union Committees.  Following a call for nominations to fill the various vacancies on the standing University committees, the following faculty members noted in bold purple print were elected to serve by acclamation.

Information relating to the various committee charges is available online at the Faculty Senate website. Faculty elected to serve on these standing committees will be notified via email over the summer of the upcoming Fall organizational committee meeting dates.   Anyone with questions may contact the Faculty Senate office at 328-6537.


2010-2011 University Committee Appointments

 

ACADEMIC COMMITTEES

    Academic Awards Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Heng Hong

Medicine

2011

Brody 7S18

642

744-5911

Carolyn Willis

Academic Library Svcs.

2011

Joyner 1007

516

328-0400

Sue Steinweg

Education

2011

Speight 235

504

328-6181

Susanne Jones

Foreign Languages 

2012

 Bate 3100 

556

328-1256

Laura Prividera 

Communication

2012

 Joyner East 116

524

328-5304

Pat Royal

Allied Health Sciences

2013

Health Sc 4340J

668

744-6180

Tom Herron

English

2013

Bate 2140

555

328-6413

 

   Academic Standards Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Mark Sprague

Physics

2011

Howell E310

563

328-1862

Michael Brown

Psychology

2011

Rawl 112

565

328-4170

Andrew Morehead 

Chemistry

2012

Science & Tech 564

552

328-9798

Linda Wolfe

Anthropology

2012

Flanagan 224

568

328-9453

Michael Albers 

English

2012

Bate 2110

555

328-6374

Nancy Spalding

Political Science

2013

Brewster A127

564

328-6030

Joy Stapleton

Education

2013

Speight 310

504

328-6649

 

   Admission and Retention Policies Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Wendy Sharer

English

2011

Bate 2206

555

328-9301

Baohong Zhang

Biology

2011

Howell S112

551

328-2021

OPEN
(Bailey resigned)

 

2012

 

 

 

Amy Frank 

Tech & Computer Science

2012

Slay 242

130

328-9754

Joseph Thomas

Academic Library Svcs.

2012

Joyner 1207

516

737-2728

Natalie Stewart

Theatre and Dance

2013

Messick 216

553

328-2110

Allison Danell

Chemistry

2013

Sci & Tech 511

552

328-9766

 

   Calendar Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Shanan Gibson     

Business

2011

Bate 3103

565

328-6354

Terry Jones

Allied Health Sciences

2011

Health 3310P

668

744-3661

John Crammer

Mathematics

2012

Sc& Tech C111

561

328-9690

Thomas Reed Parker 

Theatre and Dance

2012

McGinnis

553

328-6925

Sachiyo Shearman

Communication

2013

Joyner E 103B

524

328-2895

Margit Schmidt

Biology

2013

Flanagan 161A

551

328-9987

Charles Lesko

Tech & Computer Sc

2013

Sci & Tech 212

130

737-1907

 

  

Continuing and Career Education Committee

 Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Ziwei Lin

Physics

2011

Howell

563

328-6739

Lida Cope

English

2011

Bate 2118

555

328-6411

Bonita Sasnett

Allied Health Sciences

2011

Health Sciences

668

744-6181

open

 

2012

 

 

 

open 

 

2012

 

 

 

Mark Moore

Health & Human Perf

2012

Minges 150

559

328-0004

David Batie

Tech & Computer Sc

2012

Rawl 326

307

328-1383

Alice Anderson

Health & Human Perf

2013

Belk 3403

672

737-1473

Kris Kirschbaum

Communication

2013

Joyner East 113

524

328-0432

 

    Educational Policies and Planning Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Janice Lewis

Academic Library Svcs

2011

Joyner 1005

516

328-2267

Margaret Bauer

English

2011

Bate 2134

555

328-1537

  open 

 

2012

 

563

 

Scott Gordon

Health & Human Perf.

2012

Ward 388

559

737-2879

James Holloway

Business

2012

Slay 330

503

737-1042

Ed Stellwag

Biology

2012

 Howell S215B

551

328-6302

Blaise Williams

Allied Health Sciences

2013

Health Sc 1425A

668

744-6248

Susan Bashinski

Education

2013

Speight

504

328-1000

 

    Faculty Governance Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Puri Martinez           

Foreign Languages

2011

Bate 3308

556

328-6522

Ken Wilson

Sociology

2011

Brewster A-418

567

328-4897

Christine Zoller 

Art and Design

2012

Jenkins 1312

502

328-1321

Gene Hughes

Business

2012

Bate 3107

503

328-6026

Rodney Roberts

Philosophy

2012

Brewster A-440

562

328-6121

George Bailey

Philosophy

2013

Brewster A330

562

328-6121

Catherine Rigsby

Geology

2013

Graham 203

558

328-4297

 

    Faculty Information Technology Review

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location and Mail Stop #

Mail #

Office #

Melissa Parsons

English

2011

Bate 2106

555

328-6784

Alex Georgakilas

Biology

2011

Howell N418

551

328-5446

Karl Wuensch 

Psychology

2012

Rawl 137

565

328-9420

Peng Li 

Tech & Computer Science

2012

Sc. &Tech C-119

130

328-9669

Barbara Muller-Borer 

Medicine

2012

Brody 3E116

651

744-2546

Mohammed Tabrizi

Tech & Computer Sc

2013

Sci & Tech C110

520

328-9691

Gretchen Gueguen

Academic Lib Services

2013

Joyner-Dig Coll

516

328-4978

    

    Faculty Welfare Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

John Reisch

Business

2011

Slay 346

503

737-1435

Katrina DuBose

Health & Human Perf

2011

Minges 153

559

328-1599

OPEN 
(Peery resigned)

Nursing

2011

Health Sci.  3133

162

744-6356

OPEN
(Lillian resigned) 

English

2012

Bate 2202

555

328-6023

Michael Hartley

Allied Health Sciences

2012

Health  Sc 4425

668

744-6301

Christine Avenarius

Anthropology

2013

Flanagan 213

568

328-9446

 Louis Warren

Education

2013

Speight 206

504

328-4124

 

    Libraries Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Margit Schmidt

Biology

2011

161A Flanagan

551

328-9987

Chris Riley-Tillman

Psychology

2011

121 Rawl

565

328-1371

David W Okamura 

English

2012

Bate 2137

556

328-6714

Cheryl McFadden 

Education

2012

Ragsdale

515

328-6179

Chal Benson

Math

2013

Austin 215

561

328-6574

Robert Campbell

Allied Health Sciences

2013

Health Sc

668

 

Aysel Morin

Communication

2013

Joyner E 103A

524

328-1547

      

    Research/Creative Activity Grants Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Guili Zhang

Education

2011

Speight 232

504

328-4989

Tom McCaslin

Music

2011

Fletcher 379

506

328-1693

Javier Lorenzo

Foreign Languages

2011

Bate 3301

556

328-2667

Su-Ching Huang

English

2011

Bate 2150

555

328-2423

Robert Hochberg

Tech & Computer Science

2011

Sci. & Tech C121

507

328-9685

Kathy Davis

Health & Human Perf.

2011

Minges 154

559

328-5266

Elizabeth Jesse

Nursing

2011

Health  Sc 3160

162

744-6384

Gail Ratcliff 

Mathematics

2012

Austin 228

561

328-2433

Jennifer Arrigo 

Geography

2012

Brewster A-240

557

328-4992

Gregory Lapicki 

Physics

2012

Howell E308

563

328-6894

Jay Newhard 

Philosophy

2012

Brewster

562

328-5331

Jason Brinkley 

Allied Health Sciences

2012

Health  Sc 2435A

668

744-6048

Denise Dickins 

Business

2012

Slay 308

503

737-1544

 Carmine Scavo

Political Science

2013

Brewster A-135

564

328-6030

 

    Student Academic Appellate Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Jeni Parker

Theatre and Dance

2011

Messick 109

553

328-1212

Henry Newkirk

Business

2011

Slay 347

503

737-1055

Anne Mallory 

English

2012

Bate 2146

555

328-6646

Michael Brown

Psychology

2012

Rawl 112

565

328-4170

Karen Kelly 

Medicine

2012

Brody

642

 

Jonathan Wacker

Music

2013

Fletcher B128

506

328-6566

Jody Baumgartner

Political Science

2013

Brewster A-114

564

328-2843

 

    Student Scholarships, Fellowships, and Financial Aid Committee  

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Jonathan Dembo

Academic Library Svcs

2011

Joyner 4014

516

328-6671

Alice Feret

Education

2011

Speight 222

504

328-2968

Richard Bamberg

Allied Health Sciences

2011

Health Sc. 3410B

674

744-6064

Sarah Colby 

Nutrition & Dietetics

2012

Rivers W 333

505

328-9414

Qun Lu 

Medicine

2012

Brody 7N-84

620

744-2844

Liza Wieland

English

2013

Erwin 317

555

328-5564

Xiaoping Pan

Biology

2013

Brewster A-114

564

328-5443

 

    Teaching Grants Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

David Smith

Foreign Languages

2011

 Ragsdale 230

556

328-9866

Helena Feder

English

2011

Bate 2145

555

328-6678

Christy Walcott

Psychology

2011

Rawl 314

565

328-1378

Colin Burns 

Chemistry

2012

Sci. & Tech 552

552

328-9790

John Bort 

Anthropology

2012

Flanagan 217

568

328-9436

Ivana Alexandrova 

Mathematics

2012

Austin 124

561

328-5348

Kate LaMere 

Art and Design

2012

Erwin 215

502

328-5180

Bomna Ko 

Health & Human Perf.

2012

Minges 153

559

328-0017

OPEN 

 

2013

 

 

 

Todd Finley

Education

2013

Ragsdale 132

504

328-6695

Donna Roberson

Nursing

2013

Hlth Sci 2126

162

744-6380

Sam Khoury

Tech & Computer Sc

2013

Sci & Tech 406

130

328-9644

     

      Unit Code Screening Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Timm Hackett

English

2011

Old Cafe G318

555

328-6388

Kathy Misulis

Education

2011

Speight 215

504

328-6128

Salman Abdulali 

Mathematics

2012

Austin 330

561

328-4104

Yan-Hua Chen

Medicine

2012

Brody 7N-55A

620

744-1341

Michael Duffy 

Art and Design

2012

Erwin 324

502

328-6265

Melissa Nasea

Health Sciences Library

2013

Laupus

612

744-2235

Marieke VanWilligen

Sociology

2013

Brewster A-417

567

328-6092

 

      University Athletics Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Cal Christian

Business

2011

Slay 349

503

737-1053

Lori Flint

Education

2011

Rivers 103

504

737-1949

Stephanie Jilcott 

Medicine

2012

660 Hardy Bldg

660

744-1122

Mike Felts

Health & Human Perf

2013

Belk 2039

529

328-4636

A.J. Jacobs

Sociology

2013

Brewster A-405

567

328-1933

 

  University Budget Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

David Long

History

2011

Brewster A 218

554

328-6956

Todd Fraley

Communication

2011

Joyner E106B

524

328-4227

Scott MacGilvray

Medicine

2012

 2N-2011 PCMH

632

744-4684

Don Palumbo 

English

2012

Bate 2121

555

328-6548

John Given

Foreign Language

2012

3317 Bate

556

328-6538

Alexandra Shlapentokh

Math

2013

Austin 231

561

328-4108

Maureen Ellis

Business

2013

Bate 2315

519

328-1480

 

     University Curriculum Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Janice Neil

Nursing

2011

 Health Sc 2123

162

744-6407

Paul Schwager

Business

2011

Slay 345

503

737-1050

Ralph Scott

Academic Library Svcs

2011

Joyner 4106

516

328-0265

Jonathan Reid

History

2011

Brewster A 306

554

328-2558

Kanchan Das 

Tech & Computer Science

2012

Slay 245

130

737-1905

Ron Graziani

Art and Design

2012

Jenkins 133

502

328-4067

Donna Kain 

English

2012

Bate 2139

555

328-6724

 

    University Environment Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Ivana Alexandrova

Mathematics

2011

Austin 124

561

328-5348

Tim Kelley

Health & Human Perf

2011

Belk 3402

529

737-2225

Amy Gross-McMillan

Allied Health Sciences

2011

Health Sc 1221

668

744-6232

Michael O’Driscoll 

Geology

2012

Graham

558

328-6360

Steven Crick 

Theatre and Dance

2012

Messick 102

553

328-1195

Joyce Buck 

Nursing

2012

3151 Health Sciences Bldg

162

744-6532

Bob Chin

Tech & Computer Science

2013

Sci. & Tech 207

130

328-9648

 

APPELLATE COMMITTEES

 

     Due Process Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Mark Taggart

Music

2011

Fletcher 366

506

328-4278

John Crammer

Math

2011

Sci. & Tech C111

561

328-9690

Jonathan Dembo

Academic Library Svcs.

2012

Joyner 4014

516

328-2661

John Bradley 

Business

2012

Bate 3406

503

328-6801

Jane Manner

Education

2013

Speight 303

504

328-5594

Alternate Members

 

 

 

 

 

Michael Schinasi

Foreign Languages

2011

Bate 3309

556

328-6534

Lakshmi Narasinhan 

Technology & Computer Science

2012

Slay 

520

328-9692

Art Rodriquez 

Chemistry

2012

Sci. & Tech 571

552

328-9804

Beth Winstead

Academic Library Svcs

2013

Joyner 1601

516

328-0247

Cheryl McFadden

Education

2013

Ragsdale 123

515

328-6179

 
    Faculty Grievance Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Frances Eason

Nursing

2011

Hlth Sci 2135

162

744-6394

Michelle Eble

English

2011

Bate 2142

555

328-6003

Jan Mayo

Academic Library Svcs

2011

Joyner 1200

516

328-0293

Cheryl Stevens 

Health & Human Perf.

2012

Belk Annex 10

559

328-4638

Kathleen Cox

Allied Health Sciences

2012

Health Sc 3310

161

744-6085

Todd Fraley 

Communication

2012

Joyner E106B

524

328-4227

Michael Schinasi

Foreign Languages

2013

Bate 3309

556

328-6534

Joe Ciechalski

Education

2013

Ragsdale 225

121

328-4218

Alternate Members

 

 

 

 

 

Kathy Cable

Health Sciences Library

2011

Laupus Library

612

744-3222

Gunnar Swanson

Art and Design

2013

Erwin 217

502

328-2839

                              

    

    Grievance Board (2 year Term)

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Elaine Seeman 

Business

2011

 Slay 342

503

737-1042

Richard McCarty

Philosophy

2011

Brewster A-332

562

328-1018

Tom Huener 

Music

2011

Fletcher 301

506

328-1427

Dorothy Rentschler 

Nursing

2011

Health Sc 3166F

162

744-6382

Greg Lapicki

Physics

2012

Howell E308

563

328-6894

Joan Mansfield

Art and Design

2012

Jenkins 1338

502

328-6263

Terry Atkinson

Education

2012

Speight 224

504

328-2889

Alternate Members

 

 

 

 

 

Seodial Deena 

English

2011

Bate 2105

555

328-6683

Carol Jenkins 

Social Work

2011

 Rivers 328

505

328-2986

Megan Perry

Anthropology

2011

Flanagan 221

568

328-9434

John Tilley

History

2012

Brewster A303

554

328-6291

Bryna Coonin

Academic Library Svcs.

2012

Joyner 3403

516

328-0431

 

    Hearing Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office  #

Hanna Jubran

Art and Design

2011

Jenkins 127

502

328-1303

Angela Thompson

History

2011

Brewster

554

328-1035

Linda Mooney 

Sociology

2012

 Brewster A-409

567

258-0286

James Holloway

Business

2013

Slay 330

503

737-1042

Mark Sprague

Physics

2013

Howell E310

563

328-1862

Alternate Members

 

 

 

 

 

Richard Bloch

Medicine

2011

Brody 4E65A

635

744-3324

Michael Felts

Health & Human Perf

 2011

Christenbury 200

529

328-4636

Wayne Hill 

Child Dev & Family Rel.

2012

Rivers 266

505

328-1681

Myra Brown 

Allied Health Sciences

2012

Health Sc 4340H

161

744-6172

Patricia Dragon

Academic Lib Services

2013

Joyner 1204

516

328-0296

 

   

    Reconsideration Committee 

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Gary Levine

Medicine

2011

Brody 4N-78

626

744-2601

Derek Maher

Philosophy

2011

Austin 235

562

328-5332

Tony Polito 

Business

2012

Bate 3408

503

328-6569

William Allen

Chemistry

2013

Sci & Tech 536

552

328-9779

Elizabeth Hodge

Education

2013

Bate 2314

519

328-6175

Alternate Members

 

 

 

 

 

Michael Rastatter

Allied Health Sciences

2011

Rawl 336

161

328-4139

Donald Neal

Geology

2011

Graham 310

558

328-4392

Mario Rey 

Music

2012

Fletcher 266

506

328-6197

Ralph Scott 

Academic Library Svcs.

2012

Joyner 4106

516

328-0265

Alexandra Shlapentokh

Math

2013

Austin 231

561

328-4108

 

ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEES

 

    Academic Integrity Board  

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Catherine Rigsby

Geology

2011

Graham 203

558

328-4297

John Hoppenthaler 

English

2012

Erwin 304

555

328-5562

Larry White 

Education

2012

Umstead 102

172

328-2315

Tony Polito

Business

2013

Bate 3408

503

328-6569

Alternate Members

 

 

 

 

 

Keith Sylvester 

Technology & Computer Science

2012

Rawl 334

307

321-5191

Andrew Morehead 

Chemistry

2012

Sci & Tech 564

552

328-9798

Mark Sanders

Academic Lib Services

2013

Joyner-Ref

516

328-2900

Deborah Thomson

Communication

2013

Joyner East 211

524

328-2670

 

   Citation Appeals Board  (1 year Term)

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Greg Funaro

Theatre and Dance

2011

Messick 203

553

328-6333

Steve Cerutti

Foreign Languages

2011

Bate 3325

556

328-6031

Daniel Shouse

Academic Lib Services

2011

Joyner 2503

516

328-2270

  

      Copyright Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Abbie Brown

Education

2011

Old Café 339

339

737-1659

Matthew Reynolds

Academic Library Svcs

2011

Joyner

516

328-5675

Michael Albers 

English

2012

Bate 2110

555

328-6374

Cynthia Bickley-Green 

Art and Design

2012

Jenkins 1318

502

367-1337

John Cahill

Medicine

2013

115 Heart Dr

651

744-3476

 

    Honorary Degrees, Awards and Distinctions Committee   (Board of Trustees)

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office  #

Betty Peel

Education

2011

Speight 311

504

792-3772

Cynthia Shirkey

Academic Library Svcs

2012

Joyner

516

737-2724

Kathryn Davis 

Health & Human Perf.

2012

154 Minges

559

328-5266

Slobodanka Dimova

English

2013

Old Café G311

555

737-1664

Bob Lust

Medicine

2013

Brody 6N96

634

744-2762

 

    Information Resources Coordinating Council

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Jun Hua Ding

Tech & Computer Science

2012

Sc & Tech. C109

507

737-1908

Kirk Amant 

English

2012

Bate 2143

555

328-6737

Erick Green 

Communication

2012

Joyner East 102

524

328-2877

 

    Parking and Transportation Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Dawn Clark 

Theatre and Dance

2011

 Messick 213

553

328-6325

Hazel Walker

Academic Library Svcs

2011

Joyner 2502

516

328-4994

Mark McCarthy 

Business

2012

 Bate 3104

503

328-6623

 

    Research Ethics Oversight Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Michael Behm 

Tech & Computer Science

2012

Slay 231

130

328-9674

William Bamberg 

Allied Health Sciences

2012

Health Sc 3410 B

674

744-6060

Debra Jordan

Health & Human Perf

2013

Belk 1404

540

737-2990

 

    University Benefits Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Qin Ding

Tech & Computer Science

2011

Sci. & Tech C118

507

328-9680

Maury York

Academic Library Svcs.

2012

Joyner 3300

516

328-0252

Julie Daniel-Yount

Allied Health Sciences

2013

All Hlth 4310

668

744-6274

  

 

STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD COMMITTEES (new 3 year terms)

 

     Entertainment Committee  

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Andrea Kitta

English

2013

Bate 2123

555

328-1111

Lori Flint

Education

2013

Rivers 103

504

737-1949

 

    Films Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Edu Leorri

Geology

2013

Graham 103B

558

737-2529

Frederic Fladenmuller

Foreign Languages

2013

Bate 3307

556

328-6043

 

      Initiatives Committee 

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Dale Knickerbocker

Foreign Languages

2013

Bate 3304

556

328-6521

Heather Ries

Math

2013

Austin 227

512

328-6552

  

    Marketing Committee 

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Herbert Nall

Academic Lib Services

2013

Joyner-Ref

516

328-2154

Steve Schmidt

Education

2013

Ragsdale 221B

504

328-1118

 

   Special Events Committee 

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Britton Theurer

Music

2013

Fletcher 379

506

328-6248

Carolyn Willis

Academic Library Svcs.

2013

Joyner 1007

516

328-0400

  

  Visual Arts Committee

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location 

Mail #

Office #

Kenneth Parille

English

2013

Bate 2124

555

328-6575

Lakshmi Narasimhan

Tech & Computer Sc

2013

Sci & Tech C110

520

328-9692

 

 

 Committee on Committees

C.        Election of Members to the Committee on Committees

Committee on Committees  

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

Marieke Van Willigen

Sociology

2011

Brewster A-417

567

328-6092

Puri Martinez

Foreign Languages

2011

Bate 3308

556

328-6522

Wendy Sharer

English

2011

Bate 2206

555

328-6698

Catherine Rigsby

Geology

2012

Graham 203

558

328-4297

Margaret Bauer

English

2012

Bate 2134

555

328-1537

Enrigue Reyes

 Biology

2012

Howell S211

551

328-5778

 

 

 

Agenda Committee

D.        Election of Members to the Agenda Committee

Agenda Committee  

Name

Academic Unit

Term

Office Location

Mail #

Office #

 Kimberly Heidal

Nutrition & Dietetics

2011

Rivers 115

505

328-5697

Rodney Roberts

Philosophy

2011

Brewster A-440

562

328-6121

Nelson Cooper

Health & Human Perf

2011

Belk Anx 1- 006

559

328-0002

Charles Willson

Medicine

2011

Brody 3E142

632

744-2535

Sherri Jones

Allied Health Sciences

2011

Health Sc 3310

668

744-6087

 

 

 

 

There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 3:30 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Lori Lee
Faculty Senate 

 

 

FACULTY SENATE RESOLUTIONS APPROVED AT THE APRIL 27, 2010, MEETING


10-66  Proposed revisions to the Undergraduate Catalog, Section 5: Academic Regulations, Subsection Grading System, Grade Appeals.

            Disposition:   Chancellor

 

10-67  Budgetary Recommendations for the academic year 2009-2010.

            Disposition:   Chancellor

 

10-68  Resolution on the 2010-2011 North Carolina State Budget.
            Disposition:   Chancellor