EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY

2003-2004 FACULTY SENATE

 

The organizational meeting of the 2003-2004 Faculty Senate will be held on Tuesday, April 29, 2003, at 2:10 p.m. in the Mendenhall Student Center Great Room.

 

This meeting is for newly elected Faculty Senators and those

Senators whose terms did not expire in 2003.

 

 

I.           Call to Order

 

II.          Roll Call

 

III.        Report of Committees

 

A.         Nominating Committee for Faculty Officers, Mark Taggart

Election of Faculty Officers (attachment 1).

 

B.         Committee on Committees, Henry Ferrell

Election of Academic, Administrative, Appellate, Board of Trustees, Student Life, and Student Union Committee Members (attachment 2).

 

C.         Election of Members to the Committee on Committees (attachment 3).

 

D.         Election of Members to the Agenda Committee (attachment 4).

 

 

Faculty elected to serve on these committees will be notified via email of the upcoming Fall organizational committee meeting dates. 

 

Please call the Faculty Senate office at ext 6537 if you have any questions.

 

Attachment 1.

 

NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR FACULTY OFFICERS REPORT

ELECTION OF FACULTY OFFICERS

 

 

Candidates for Chair of the Faculty

 

Rick Niswander, College of Business
I have very much enjoyed the opportunity to serve you as Vice Chair of the Faculty.  The experience has helped me obtain an even broader understanding of the opportunities and challenges facing the faculty and the University.

 

As faculty, we face complex challenges to our core values in the areas of our community of scholars, our shared governance, and our academic authority.  Facing those challenges will require faculty leadership that can understand the breadth and depth of the issues, that can help formulate reasoned and reasonable responses and solutions, that can clearly and forcefully articulate the position of the faculty, and that can serve as an effective voice of both the Senate and the faculty.  I am convinced that I can ably serve as Chair of the Faculty in each of those respects.

 

I hold that conviction, in large part, because of my ongoing active role in faculty governance.  In the current academic year alone, I am a Faculty Senator, serve on the Faculty Welfare Committee, the Educational Policies and Procedures Committee, the Institutional Resources Computing Committee and the IRCC Executive Committee, the Agenda Committee, the search committee for the Director of the School of Art, the Non-Tenure Track Faculty Task Force, the Bachelors/Masters Integrated Degree Task Force, the Community Engagement Committee, the Economic Development Task Force, the executive committee of the Masters of Arts in International Studies interdisciplinary program, the Graduate School Administrative Board, and on three committees in my unit.  In previous years, I have served on many of the above committees and also on the Teaching Grants Committee, selection committees for various University-wide teaching awards, the S. Rudolph Alexander Performing Arts Series committee, and the Senate Nominating Committee.

 

Two of my current roles (not mentioned above) have been particularly rewarding and pertain to areas that have long-range implications for faculty and faculty governance.  First, I have been chair of the University Budget Committee since its inception.  This committee and my CPA background have helped me more-comprehensively understand the intricacies of the State and University budgeting process and how the faculty can be an influence in that process.  The on-going budgetary constraints faced by the State suggest that continued strong faculty leadership is imperative in the fiscal arena.

 

Second, I am a member of the Commission on Scholarship.  This commission has just issued its report.  If you have not yet read it, I urge you to go to the Faculty Senate web page and do so.  The report discusses important issues that get to the heart of who we are and what we do as faculty.  This report will be the core of discussions that we will have in our units and in the Senate over the next few years.

 

I am certain that I have the depth and breadth of experience necessary to ably serve in the visible and important role of Chair of the Faculty.  I would appreciate your vote.  With your support, we can move forward, together, as a faculty and as a University.

David Pravica, Department of Mathematics

The chair of the faculty champions the Faculty Manual and unit codes, offers opportunities to the faculty to articulate their views, brings together scholars from a broad range of disciplines, listens respectfully and interprets. As chair, Bob Morrison has refocused the faculty on the core values of the academic enterprise, on the Faculty Senate as the heart of faculty participation in governance, and on the Faculty Manual and unit codes as central to the functioning of the university. If elected, that is the vision I would continue to uphold and develop.

 

Dr. Morrison opened up forums for discourse on the university as a Community of Scholars. He facilitated the faculty committees that are drawing conclusions about the faculty reward system. Indeed, “marketability” was the sole criterion put forward for the last round of faculty raises; the Community of Scholars model leads to a much-needed alternative framework. I believe we need forums, organized by faculty representatives, to rebuild awareness of the core values of scholarship, learning and public service. This would provide a path to draw students into a role other than that of passive consumers.

 

Our Community of Scholars faces a serious challenge in this period. Management uses every opportunity, such as the state’s fiscal crisis, to place itself and the rationales of the commercial world at the center of the university. In the last three years, Morrison has shown us that the faculty has the capacity to meet this challenge constructively. If given the opportunity, I believe that I have the energy and follow-through to further develop this capacity.

 

Biographically, I came to ECU in 1994. Since then, I have chaired the Math Department’s Personnel Committee, am chairing the Unit Evaluation Committee, have served on the Faculty Senate for four years, on the Faculty Assembly for two years and on several university committees. I am a member of the AAUP. My research interests involve applications of Mathematics to various fields. Presently I am working with colleagues in Allied Health, the Medical School and the Departments of Physics and of Mathematics.

 

Ralph Scott, Academic Library Services
I appreciate the honor I have received in being nominated to serve as Chair of the Faculty here at East Carolina.  I have a thirty-three-year record of supporting our faculty and administration through the shared governance system. My unit (Academic Library Services) serves the whole of the university and serves as a meeting ground for people and ideas. I began working in shared governance with President Leo Jenkins, as a member of the Faculty Continuing Education Committee, an area Dr. Jenkins had a special interest in because of his military background. Following this I served on and as chair of: the Course Drop Appeals Committee, the Readmission Appeals Committee and most recently the Unit Code Screening Committee. I have also served on the Agenda Committee, the Committee on Committees, the Faculty Governance Committee, the Faculty Computer Committee (now the Faculty Information Technology Review Committee), and the Student Scholarship, Fellowship and Financial Aid Committee. I have been on the Due Process Appellate Committee since 1986. While on the Due Process Committee I was first Secretary and then Chair of the two Due Process Hearing Committees that heard the charges against tenured faculty members who appealed their dismissal by the Chancellor for cause. As you may recall in one case the Appeal Committee agreed with the Chancellor and in one case we did not. I have served on a number of administrative and unit committees including the Commencement Committee from 1970 to the present, and on the most recent SACS visit where I served on the SACS Logistics Committee as Secretary. I have also served a number of terms over the past three decades in the Faculty Senate.

 

On the state level I have been active in the UNC Faculty Assembly, where I served for two years as Secretary of the Assembly, assisting Chair Richard Veit in the day-to-day operations of the Assembly. While on the Assembly I served on the Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee and on the Faculty Technology Committee.

 

I am active as an officer in professional associations both with the American Library Association and the American Association of University Professors. I have served as President of the ECU Chapter of the AAUP and currently serve as Chapter Treasurer. From 1996 until 2001 I served as Treasurer of the State AAUP Conference. In 2001-2002 I was AAUP State Conference President. In the 1990s I served as Chair of the Council of Public Colleges and Universities of the AAUP State Conference. While chair of the Council, we met with UNC President C.D. Spangler on a number faculty concerns including: effective faculty governance on local campuses; the role of teaching in determining merit pay; and the need for child care for working universities employees. These exchanges with President Spangler helped him better understand faculty concerns in a shared governance setting.

 

I believe I bring a long history of working with faculty and administrators on common issues of concern in a positive and caring way. As Chair of the Faculty during these times of transition you can be assured that I will look after faculty interests in areas such as budget, faculty rewards, and organizational change. While I don’t think we can solve the parking issue overnight, I do think we need to move away from the post World War 2 parking model we are currently using. We have seen this year at NC State University, the impact that a unified faculty can have in university affairs, where there was considerable faculty opposition to the dismissal by Chancellor Fox of a popular Provost. This was also the year of the famous freshman reading assignment controversy at UNC-Chapel Hill. The UNC-CH Faculty Council and the UNC Faculty Assembly, as well as the AAUP National Office in Washington, played major roles in supporting Academic Freedom and faculty rights on the Chapel Hill campus. Regardless of how you feel about this freshman assignment, few of us would disagree with the right of a faculty member to make a reading assignment to a class. I think we successfully defended this right in North Carolina. I was pleased to play a minor, but important role in this issue, by forwarding assessments of the situation in North Carolina to the AAUP National Office. In conclusion I believe that I can bring an open, caring, experienced style of leadership as Chair of the Faculty at East Carolina. Thank you.

 

Candidates for Vice Chair of the Faculty

 

John Cope, Department of Psychology

I have been privileged to be able to serve on the UNC Faculty Assembly this year, and you can’t help but notice the respect for East Carolina University that is granted by the other assembly delegates.  ECU is becoming a major player and is perceived as a “class act” in a State that already has a lot of academic muscle.  I believe this respect comes from actions that are a result of excellence of administration, faculty accomplishments and a commitment to shared-governance.  As the current Secretary of the Faculty, I have worked with the other senate officers and the administration to help provide the leadership necessary for this respect.  I am deeply proud of this University and the role the faculty play in shaping its direction.  By running for Vice Chair of the Faculty, I look forward to continuing to work toward the same basic goals I expressed in last years’ election process: 1) to work with the Chair of the Faculty in guiding and developing policy consistent with the University’s mission, and 2) to proceed in a way that reflects the principles of shared governance by strengthening a cooperative relationship between the administration, faculty, and staff. 

I am a professor in the Department of Psychology, where I teach and direct the Graduate General program. I am a third-term Senator (currently Secretary of the Faculty) and have served previously as a Senate Alternate (15 years).  Over the last twenty-two years, I have worked on the Admission and Recruitment Committee (Admission and Retention Policies Committee), the Agenda Committee, the Citation Appeals Committee, the Educational Policy and Planning Committee, the Enrollment Management Council, and the Parking and Traffic Committee.

 

Ongoing Statewide financial problems, academic and administrative reorganization, and the unprecedented changes in size and mission of our University make faculty leadership through shared governance absolutely imperative.  This is the time for strong faculty guidance, and if elected as Vice Chair of the Faculty, I will continue my efforts to provide a leadership role. Thank you for your consideration. 

 

Catherine Rigsby, Department of Geology

I have been at ECU since 1993 and am currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Geology, working hard toward promotion to full professor.  I teach undergraduate and graduate courses in sedimentology and global climate change.  For the past seven years, my research in these areas has focused on the history of climate change in the tropics and the impact of climate change on the peopling of high-elevation landscapes.  I study river and lake sediments on the high plateau of the Bolivian and Peruvian Andes, lake sediments from tropical islands and, soon, river sediments on the Tibetan Plateau.  My work examines tropical and high-elevation climate change over the last 40,000 years and, for more recent times (the last 10,000 years), includes investigations of the relationship between climate change and human land-use. 

 

Although it is time consuming and sometimes un-rewarded, I believe that -- alongside teaching and research -- participation in shared governance is a major faculty responsibility.  I am a firm believer in both the need for a strong faculty voice in all decisions related to the teaching and research missions of the university and the importance of individual faculty members voicing their opinions and working to promote faculty perspectives.  The best universities foster the full participation of the faculty.  ECU must remain among that group.  In order for us to do so, faculty must continue to serve.

 

I have been an active participant in the shared decision-making process since arriving at ECU.  I served two terms on the Research Creative Activity Grants Committee (including chairing the committee) during my first years on campus and used that experience as a jumping off point to become more involved in all levels of shared governance.  I have served on the Agenda Committee; the Faculty Information Technology Committee; the University Curriculum Committee; the IRCC Charge Committee; the Parking and Transportation Committee (yes, it is painful, but someone has to do it!); the IRCC and the IRCC Vision, Planning and Strategy Committee; the Academic Standards Committee (working to reevaluate our General Education requirements); the Provost’s Commission on Scholarship (working to redefine scholarship at ECU as we attempt to become to a research-extensive university); the Coastal Resources Management Admissions Committee; and an outrageous number of unit/departmental committees.  I am currently a second-term Faculty Senator.

 

As your vice chair, I would continue to promote the views of faculty and to work for full faculty participation in all university decisions related to our teaching and research missions.

Candidates for Secretary of the Faculty

 

Mark Sprague, Department of Physics 

I would like to serve the Faculty in this position, and I believe that I possess the skills to do a good job.  I have an excellent understanding of Robert's Rules of Order and have the ability to keep minutes in a meeting.  Also, I believe that I can make "behind the scenes" contributions to keep the Faculty Senate working smoothly.  One thing that I would like to do as Secretary of the Faculty is to streamline the process of electronic document distribution so that we are not faced with the situation we had in a recent Faculty Senate meeting where we were debating a committee report of which nobody had a copy! 

 

Janice Tovey, Department of English

Since 1993, I have been a member of the English department faculty in the Technical and Professional Communication concentration. My current research involves ethical issues for web-based education and the transition of students into the professional world. I will begin a case study of interns in a not-for-profit organization this Fall.

 

I have been active in the service of the English department, the university, and professional organizations since I joined the faculty. Last August, my department recognized my efforts with the Department of English Service Award for 2001-2002, specifically for my work on department search committees, executive and personnel committees, and the graduate committee as well as my 6 years of service as Faculty Advisor to the ECU Student Chapter Society for Technical Communication, and as a member of the Advisory Board of the ECU Outreach Network. In addition, I served the department as Writing Center Director for two years and supervised the academic internship program for five years.

 

My Faculty Senate service includes Writing Across the Curriculum Committee, Continuing and Career Education Committee, and Admissions and Retention Policies Committee, of which I was secretary in 2001-2002 and currently am the Chair. I am in my first term as a Faculty Senator and served one term as an alternate.

 

Service is extremely important to me and shared governance can only be effective with individuals who desire to serve and who wish to see this concept work. Balancing the needs of students, faculty, and administration takes thoughtful consideration and the ability to acknowledge and value different perspectives. Budget woes of the state of North Carolina, anticipated growth in the student population, and administrative changes to the Division of Academic Affairs will continue to drive the activity of the Faculty Senate and we need capable leaders to guide us. I hope you will seriously consider me for this position. Thank you.

Attachment 2.

 

COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES REPORT

Nominations for the 2003-2004 University Committees

(New Members are noted in bold print.)

 

ACADEMIC COMMITTEES

Academic Awards Committee
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Rose Allen	Allied Health Sciences		2004		Bate 2145		5121
Charles Boklage	Medicine		2004		Brody 3E142		744-2301
Linda Wolfe	Anthropology		2005		Brewster A-215		6766
Hanna Jubran	Art		2005		Jenkins 127		1303
Tope Bello	Business		2005		Bate 3123		4856
Chris Jantzen	Mathematics		2006		Austin 224C		1897
Ludmila Dutkova-Cope	English		2006		Bate 2150		6411
Academic Standards Committee
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Nancy House	Art			2004	Jenkins 1318		1310
M.S. Ravi	Mathematics			2004	Austin 224C		1897
Catherine Rigsby	Geology			2005	Graham 204		4297
Joseph Gershtenson	Political Science			2005	Brewster A-119		6126
James Decker	Health & Human Perf.		2006		Minges 75		0001
George Bailey	Philosophy		2006		Brewster A330		6121
Kenneth Bass	Business		2006		Bate 3112		6384

 

   Admission and Retention Policies Committee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
Pat Mitchell	Political Science	2004	Brewster A-133	1064
Pamela Burton	Academic Library Services	2004	Joyner 1402	4353
Jan Tovey	English	2005	Bate 2207	1544
Gary Levine	Medicine	2005	Brody	744-1953
Frederic Fladenmuller	Foreign Languages	2006	Bate 3307	6043
Larry Seese	Business	2006	Bate 3128	6568
Randy Parker	Economics	2006	Brewster A422	6755

 

   Calendar Committee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
Stephen Dock	Foreign Languages	2004	Bate 3303	6024
Ginger Woodard	Human Environmental Sc.	2004	Rivers 140	1363
Brenda Eastman	Social Work & CJS	2004	Ragsdale 104-D	4012
Jean Hiebert	Academic Library Services	2005	Joyner Library	2261
John Crammer	Mathematics	2005	Austin 235	1903
Rebecca Carter	Sociology	2006	Brewster A408	4885
Punam Madhok	Art	2006	Jenkins 1319	6262

 

 

   Continuing and Career Education Committee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
Cal Christian	Business	2004	Bate 3204	6633
Leslie Pagliari	Industry and Technology	2004	Flanagan 209	2113
Gary Marc Trube	Allied Health Sciences	2005	Lakeside Annex	744-3822
Thomas Louis	Medicine	2005	Brody 8E-14	744-2838
Jessica Christie	Art	2005	Jenkins 1311	1300
Elizabeth Swann	Health & Human Perf.	2006	Ward 249	2884
Stacy Baggett	Acad. Library Services	2006	Joyner 1200	2199

 

  Educational Policies and Planning Committee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
David Dennard	History	2004	Brewster A-220	4364
Michael Brown	Psychology	2004	Rawl 112	4170
Charles Hodson	Medicine	2005	Brody 7W-58	744-2008
Richard Mauger	Geology	2005	Graham 201	6016
Alexandra Shlapentokh	Mathematics	2006	Austin 231	4108
Bruce Albright	Allied Health Sciences	2006	Belk Annex 3	2220
Linda Allred	Psychology	2006	Rawl 132	4341

 

   Faculty GovernanceCommittee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
Mark Taggart	Music	2004	Fletcher 366	4278
Marti Engelke	Nursing	2004	Rivers 220	1237
James Holloway	Business	2005	Bate 3131	6561
Mary Glascoff	Health & Human Perf.	2005	Minges 78	6583
Dawn Clark	Theatre and Dance	2006	Messick 213	6325
Tinsley Yarbrough	Political Science	2006	Brewster A135	6189
Edson Justiniano	Physics	2006	Howell E109	1855

 

   Faculty Information Technology Review Committee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
James Wirth	Computer Science	2004	Austin 234	6421
Rebecca Benfield	Nursing	2004	Rivers 221	4315
Karl Wuensch	Psychology	2005	Rawl 137	4102
Philip Rothman	Economics	2005	Brewster A-424	6151
Elaine Seeman	Business	2006	Bate 3132	6347
Paul Fletcher	Medicine	2006	Brody 4W46B	744-2699
Yong Wang	Geography	2006	Brewster A223	1043

 

  Faculty Welfare Committee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
Tracy Carpenter-Aeby	Social Work & CJS	2004	Ragsdale 230	4076
Seema Modi	Medicine	2004	Brody 4N-78	744-2059
Phil Lunsford	Industry and Technology	2005	Flanagan 101	4148
David Lawrence	Geology	2005	Graham 210	4393
Paul Spence	Medicine	2005	Brody 7S-10	744-4655
Kathleen Treole	Allied Health Sciences	2006	Belk Annex #2	5120
William Sugar	Education	2006	Joyner East 113	1546

 

   Libraries Committee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
Marianna Walker	Allied Health Sciences	2004	Belk Annex 4	4403
Ann Schreier	Nursing	2004	Ragsdale 205	1452
Ed Wall	Philosophy	2004	Brewster A333	1017
Salman Abdulali	Math	2005	Austin 325C	4104
Thomas Allen	Comm. and Broadcasting	2005	Erwin Hall 321	6577
Jonathan Wacker	Music	2006	Fletcher 383	6566
Thomas Douglass	English	2006	Ragsdale 005A	6723

 

   Research/Creative Activity Grants Committee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
Yu (Frank) Yang	Chemistry	2004	Flanagan 310	1647
Seodial Deena	English	2005	Bate 2130	6683
Elias Katsoulis	Mathematics	2005	Austin 333	6132
John Collins	Philosophy	2005	Brewster	6121
Jane Painter	Allied Health Sciences	2005	Belk 306C	4440
Carol Brown	Education	2005	Joyner East 120	1624
Steve Estes	Health and Human Perf.	2005	Minges 177	0017
Mark Sprague	Physics	2005	Howell E310	1862
Marieke Van Willigen	Sociology	2006	Brewster A406	6092
Paul Gares	Geography	2006	Brewster A224	6084
Leslie Omoruyi	Political Science	2006	Brewster A132	1063
Jonathan Reed	Psychology	2006	Rawl 216	6244
Mark Jones	Social Work and CJS	2006	Ragsdale 212	4190
Francisco Souto	Art	2006	Jenkins 2000	6255

 

   Student Academic Appellate Committee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
George Williams	Education	2004	Speight 110	6021
Tom Durham	Psychology	2004	Rawl 215	6118
Janice Neil	Nursing	2005	Rivers 245	1225
Michael Schinasi	Foreign Languages	2005	Bate 3309	6534
Greg Lapicki	Physics	2006	Howell E308	6894
Janice Lewis	Acad. Library Services	2006	Joyner 1005	2267
Mario Rey	Music	2006	Fletcher 266	6197

 

   Student Scholarships, Fellowships, And Financial Aid Committee  

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
James McKernan	Education	2004	Speight 307	1091
Elizabeth Sharpe	Social Work and CJS	2004	Ragsdale 200B	1447
Cynthia Bickley-Green	Art	2005	Jenkins 1307	1293
Karen Sullivan	Allied Health Sciences	2005	Belk 303	4419
John Reisch	Business	2005	Bate 3204 A	6619
Chal Benson	Mathematics	2006	Austin 224B	6574
Michele Sharp	English	2006	Bate 2131	6687

 

   Teaching Grants Committee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
Sherralyn Cox	Surgery	2004	PCMH	744-5353
Tim Gavin	Health & Human Perf.	2004	SMB 371	4684
Anthony Capehart	Biology	2004	Howell Complex	6296
Margaret Bauer	English	2004	Bate 2106	1537
Sharon Ballard	Human Env. Sciences	2005	Rivers 249-A	1356
John Bort	Anthropology	2005	Brewster A-206	6136
Robin Webb-Corbett	Nursing	2005	Rivers 207	1232
Carmen Russoniello	Health & Human Perf.	2006	Minges 161	0024
Cynthia Bickley-Green	Art	2006	Jenkins 1307	1293
Jean-Luc Scemama	Biology	2006	Howell N203	1838
Harold Stone	Industry and Tech.	2006	Rawl Annex 139	1271
Gail Ratcliff	Mathematics	2006	Austin 129	1881

 

   University Budget Committee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
Linda Mayne	Nursing	2004	Rivers 202	0318
Patricia Clark	Theatre and Dance	2004	Messick 202	1196
Henry Ferrell	History	2005	Brewster A-317	6326
Art Rodriquez	Chemistry	2005	Flanagan 315	6228
Edward Jacobs	Music	2006	Fletcher 302	4280
Charles Kovacs	Medicine	2006	Space 003	744-2998
Ralph Scott	Acad. Library Services	2006	Joyner 1406	0265

 

   Unit Code Screening Committee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
Jen-Jar Lin	Medicine	2004	PCMH-TA 287	744-4963
Garris Conner	Nursing	2004	Rivers LM-4	2330
Ken MacLeod	Business	2005	Bate 3407	6637
Richard Pozzuto	Social Work and CJS	2005	Ragsdale 224	2105
Christine Zoller	Art	2006	Jenkins 1314	1319
Beth Velde	Allied Health Sciences	2006	A.Health Tr 306B	2301
Joseph Flood	Health & Human Perf.	2006	Minges 163	2745

 

   University Curriculum Committee

Name	Dept/School/College	Term	Office Location	Office Phone
Ron Graziani	Art	2005	Jenkins 1335	4067
Timothy Hudson	Mathematics	2005	Austin 334	6703
Elizabeth Smith	Acad. Library Services	2005	Joyner 1300	0297
Linda Kean	Comm. and Broadcasting	2005	Joyner East 113	1511
Javier Lorenzo	Foreign Languages	2006	Bate 3301	2667
Ellen Arnold	English	2006	Bate 2145	6663
Cheryl Estes	Health & Human Perf.	2006	Minges A11	4638

 

ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEES

Athletic Committee
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Alta Andrews	Nursing			2004	Rivers 239		4323
Dennis Chestnut	Psychology			2004	Rawl 239		6308
Linda Kean	Communication			2005	Joyner East 113		1511
John Reisch	Business		2005		Bate 3204A		6619
Mark Taggart	Music		2006		Fletcher 366		4278
Citation Appeals Board
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Leslie Omoruyi	Political Science			2004	Brewster A132		1063
Randy Joyner	Education			2004	Speight 223		1107
Kenneth Bass	Business		2004		Bate 3112		6384
James Humbert	Medicine		2004		PCMH W288		744-4676
Copyright Committee
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Scott Thomson	Education			2004	Speight 207		1137
Jeff Shinpaugh	Physics			2005	Howell E102		1852
Sherry Cox	Medicine			2005	PCMH 301		744-2545
Susan Craft	Health Sciences Library		2006		Brody 1L09		744-2904
Carmen Russoniello	Health & Human Perf.		2006		Minges 161		328-0024
Faculty and Staff Benefits Committee
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Cynthia Bickley-Green	Art			2004	Jenkins 1307		1293
Beth Winstead	Academic Library Services			2005	Joyner 1601		0247
Marieke Van Willigen	Sociology		2006		Brewster A406		6092
Informational Resources Coordinating Council
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Paul Fletcher	Medicine			2006	Brody 4W46B		744-2699
Chal Benson	Mathematics			2006	Austin 224B		6574
Nancy Shires	Academic Library Services		2006		Joyner 3300		6838

 

Parking and Transportation Committee
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
John Bradley	Business			2004	Bate 3406		6801
Gil Leebrick	Art			2005	Jenkins Glry		1312
Catherine Rigsby	Geology			2005	Graham 204		4297
James Kohlmeyer	Business		2006		Bate 3125		6592
Research Ethics Oversight Committee
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Laura McArthur	Human Environmental Sc			2004	Rivers 255		1360
Charles Hodson	Medicine			2005	Brody 7W58		744-2008
Nancy Stephenson	Nursing		2006		Rivers 201		1235
Smart Classroom Technology Committee
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Jim Smith	Business			2004	Bate 3109		6559
Chris Ulffers	Music			2005	Fletcher 336		4281
Rachel Ward	Chemistry			2006	Flanagan 420B		1640
Space Allocation Committee
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Reide Corbett	Geology			2004	Graham 201		1367
Jeff Shinpaugh	Physics			2005	Howell E102		1852
Connie Ciesielski	Industry & Technology			2006	Rawl 336		4139

 

APPELLATE COMMITTEES

Due Process Committee
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Rick Taylor	English			2004	Bate 2206		6687
Greg Lapicki	Physics			2005	Howell E308		6894
Yong Wang	Geography			2005	Brewster A223		1043
Christine Zoller	Art			2006	Jenkins 1314		1319
Ralph Scott	Academic Library Services			2006	Joyner 1406		0265
Dorothea Handron  - Alt	Nursing			2004	Rivers 120		4184
Jeanette Dolezal   - Alt	Medicine			2004	Brody 4W25		744-3682
Thomas Allen  - Alt	Communication			2005	Erwin 321		6577
Bruce Albright  - Alt	Allied Health Sciences			2006	Belk Annex 3		2220
Frederic Fladenmuller–Alt	Foreign Languages			2006	Bate 3307		6043
Faculty Grievance Committee
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Gene Hughes	Business			2004	Bate 3107		6026
William Grobe	Education			2004	Speight 102A		6862
Myra Brown	Allied Health Sciences			2005	Belk 304A		4436
Chris Ulffers	Music			2005	Fletcher 336		4281
Cathy Hall	Psychology			2005	Rawl 214		6498
Elizabeth Swann	Health & Human Perf.			2006	Ward 249		2884
Henry Ferrell	History			2006	Brewster A317		6326
Bob Morrison	Chemistry			2006	Flanagan 425		6238
Michael Schinasi  - Alt	Foreign Languages			2004	Bate 3309		6534
Hanna Jubran  - Alt	Art			2005	Jenkins 127		1303

 

Grievance Board
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Marcela Ruiz-Funes	Foreign Languages			2005	Bate 3320		6045
Andrew Stuart	Allied Health Sciences			2005	Belk Annex 5,6		5122
Patricia Anderson	Education			2005	Speight 302		4123
Tinsley Yarbrough	Political Science			2005	Brewster A135		4136
Jonathan Wacker	Music			2006	Fletcher 383		6566
Punam Madhok	Art			2006	Jenkins 1319		6262
Edson Justiniano	Physics			2006	Howell E109		1855
Alexandra Shlapentokh– Alt	Mathematics			2005	Austin 231		4108
Mary Kirkpatrick  - Alt	Nursing			2005	Space 118		4311
Kathleen Treole  - Alt	Allied Health Sciences			2006	Belk Annex 2,7		5120
Judy Bernhardt  - Alt	Nursing			2006	Rivers 130		4302
Angela Thompson  - Alt	History			2006	Brewster A315		1026

 

Hearing Board
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
Timothy Hudson	Mathematics			2004	Austin 229		6703
Saeed Dar	Medicine			2004	Brody 6S20		744-3301
Belinda Lee	Nursing			2005	Rivers 100		4308
Art Rodriquez	Chemistry			2005	Flanagan 315		6228
Beth Winstead	Academic Library Services			2006	Joyner 1601		0247
George Williams  - Alt	Education			2004	Speight 111		6021
Boni Boswell  - Alt	Health & Human Perf.			2005	Minges 153		0007
Jack Karns  - Alt	Business			2005	Bate 3117		6643
Beth Velde – Alt	Allied Health Sciences			2006	A.Health Tr 306B		2301
Richard Mauger – Alt	Geology			2006	Graham 201		6016

 

Reconsideration  Board
Name	Dept/School/College		Term		Office Location		Office Phone
James McKernan	Education			2004	Speight 307		1091
Sylvia Brown	Nursing			2004	Rivers 204		1227
Paul Gemperline	Chemistry			2005	Flanagan 327		6767
Marie Farr	English			2005	Bate 2207		6412
Paul Gares	Geography			2006	Brewster A224		6084
Nancy Shires – Alt	Academic Library Services			2004	Joyner 3300		6838
Donald Neal – Alt	Geology			2005	Graham 310		4392
Linda Mooney - Alt	Sociology			2005	Brewster A409		6137
Robin Webb-Corbett – Alt	Nursing			2006	Rivers 207		1232
Gary Lowe - Alt	Social Work & CJS			2006	Ragsdale 217A		2121

 

BOARD OF TRUSTEES COMMITTEE

   Honorary Degrees, Awards and Distinctions Committee

Name Dept/School/College Term Office Location Office Phone Nancy Shires Education 2004 Joyner 3300 6838 Seodial Deena English 2004 Bate 2130 6683 Andrew Stuart Allied Health Sciences 2005 Belk Annex 5, 6 5122 Cynthia Bickley-Green Art 2006 Jenkins 1307 1293 Linda Allred Psychology 2006 Rawl 132 4341

 

STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE

Academic Integrity Board        Name Dept/School/College Term Office Location Office Phone   Saeed Dar Medicine 2004 Brody 6518 744-2885   Richard Pozzuto Social Work &CJS 2005 Ragsdale 224 2105   Carl Swanson History 2006 Brewster A319 6485   Michele Sharp English 2006 Bate 2131 6687   Jessica Christie - Alt Art 2004 Jenkins 1311 1300   Britton Theurer - Alt Music 2004 Fletcher 379 6248   Kimberly Floyd – Alt Education 2006 Irons 130 2749   Chris Carolan - Alt Math 2006 Austin 125A 2130

STUDENT UNION COMMITTEES

Barefoot Committee

Name

Dept/School/College

Term

Office Location

Office Phone

Cynthia Bickley-Green

Art

2004

Jenkins 1307

1293

Punam Madhok

Art

2004

Jenkins 1319

6262

Cultural Awareness Committee

Name

Dept/School/College

Term

Office Location

Office Phone

Jessica Christie

Art

2004

Jenkins 1311

1300

Gay Wilentz

English

2004

Bate 2105

6678

Films Committee

Name

Dept/School/College

Term

Office Location

Office Phone

Frederic Fladenmuller

Foreign Languages

2004

Bate 3307

6043

Edson Justiniano

Physics

2004

Howell E109

1855

Marketing Committee

Name

Dept/School/College

Term

Office Location

Office Phone

Susan DelVecchio

Business

2004

Bate 3416

6595

Stacey Altman

Health & Human Perf.

2004

Minges 60

4635

Popular Entertainment Committee

Name

Dept/School/College

Term

Office Location

Office Phone

Mario Rey

Music

2004

Fletcher 266

6197

Spectrum Committee

Name

Dept/School/College

Term

Office Location

Office Phone

Marianna Walker

Allied Health Sciences

2004

Belk Annex 2, 1

4403

Linda Kean

Communication

2004

Joyner East 113

1511

 

Visual Arts Committee

Name

Dept/School/College

Term

Office Location

Office Phone

Hanna Jubran

Art

2004

Jenkins 127

1303

Gil Leebrick

Art

2004

Jenkins Gallery

1312

 

Attachment 3.

 

ELECTION OF COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES MEMBERS

(no specifications, 2 year terms)

 

Terms expiring:            

2003    Richard Miller                Philosophy

2003    Ralph Scott                    Academic Library Services

2003    Henry Ferrell                  History

              

Others on the committee:         

2004    Donald Neal                  Geology

2004    Mark Taggart                 Music

2004    Paul Gares                    Geography

 

 

Attachment 4.

 

 

ELECTION OF AGENDA COMMITTEE MEMBERS

(no specifications, 1 year terms)

 

Terms expiring:

2003    Catherine Rigsby          Geology

2003    Bill Sugar                       Education

2003    David Pravica               Mathematics

2003    Mark Taggart                 Music

2003    Purificacion Martinez    Foreign Languages and Literatures