Academic Affairs Committee on Restructuring

Provost Huot has called together a group to offer suggestions for revision of the structure of the Division of Academic Affairs. This group is charged with:

• Facilitation of campuswide discussion centered on the best ways to position The College to achieve its missions and to successfully implement our strategic initiatives
• Examination and identification of commonalities among the academic and nonacademic programs in the three schools for purposes of grouping/regrouping them into major curricular units that take advantage of their natural affinities
• Transparency - i.e. keeping the College community informed
• Development of up to three alternate models of organization by mid-March, 2009

Public AACR Documents

These documents require a College NetID login to access.

This document is dated May 5.

In order to facilitate its charge, the Committee wishes to share the following documents with the College community. These documents are Adobe PDF files, unless otherwise noted. They require a College NetID login to access.

• The Provost's charge to the committee, including foundational assumptions the committee is using.
• The minutes of AACR meetings (MS Word format).
• Presentations from the Department of Business Administration and Economics and the Professional Education Unit about unit organization and accreditation considerations.
• The AACR letter to the College community dated Feb 5, 2009
• Early models under consideration by AACR, dated Feb 5, 2009
• Minutes and comments from open meetings on Feb 11 and Feb 12
• February 23's two flat models and two hierarchical models under consideration
• Chairs’ and Directors’ Forum, dated Feb 24, 2009
• Minutes and comments from open meetings on Feb 25 and Feb 26
• Report of E-mail Recommendations to AACR
• The three revised models as of March 4
• March 23 final report and appendices
• The Provost's Final Draft Model and Letter to the College Community of April 13
• The Provos's Letter to the College Community & Transitional Leadership Plan of May 5

Committee Membership

• Michael Barbosu
• Joe Chesebro
• Diane Dwyer
• Richard Fenton, Chair
• John Gardner
• Stephen Godleski
• Frank Kuhn
• Margie Lovett-Scott
• Marie Mallory, Staff Support
• Diane Maurer
• Sandy Mullin, Staff Support
• Susan Petersen
• T.M. Rao, Senate Observer
• Jamie Spiller
• Steve Ullman

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Events

Wed, May 16

Diversity Conference Committee Meeting
1:15 pm - 2:15 pm

Thu, May 17

Population Selection Management Training for Administrative Staff
9 am - 4 pm

Citation Management (Zotero)
10:30 am - 11:30 am

Citation Management (Zotero)
3 pm - 4 pm

Mon, May 21

Emailing from Banner for Administrative Staff
9 am - noon