2013/2014 FACULTY SENATE COMMITTEES
(with links to charges and memberships)
(9/23/2013 version)
Finance and Administration Committee
Information Technology Committee
Research and Public Service Committee
Agenda Committee of the Faculty Senate
Professional Standards Committee
University Curriculum and Academic Policies Committee
Committee on Non-Tenure-Track Faculty
Ad-hoc Promotion and Tenure Standards Oversight Committee
Teaching Evaluation Form Implementation Committee
2013/2014 FACULTY SENATE COMMITTEE CHARGES
(8/21/2013 version)
The following are the Agenda Committee's recommendations for senate committee priorities for 2013/2014. The order in the list of charges below does not imply the priority of the charges. These charges have come from the senate's recommendations, from needs of implementing policies and programs, and from administrative issues under the shared governance model at UNH. Committees may also consider other issues, as needed, and are requested to submit proposed new charges to the Agenda Committee for approval and for scheduling of agenda time at senate meetings. Each committee should consult with and inform its corresponding administrator(s).
Chair: Michael Ferber
The Academic Affairs Committee will concern itself with the University’s instructional programs and academic support, including computer and informational services and university advising.
The chair of this committee should attend meetings as an observer to the Institutional Programs and Services Committee of the Board of Trustees and also to the Systems Academic Planning Committee.
Reports and motions need to be forwarded electronically to the Agenda Committee for review and placement on the agenda, which will be sent to Senators on the Thursday before the Senate meeting. Every effort will be made to include reports and motions as electronic back-ups for each Faculty Senate meeting so that Senators have access to the material ahead of time and can be prepared to deliberate on the materials. The Committee’s assistance with preparing and submitting the documents to assist the Senate is greatly appreciated.
Corresponding Administrators:
Provost; Dean’s/Provost Council
Charges:
First semester
1. Consider the concept and draft eight-week schedule for fully online degree programs. This will provide a template for online programs starting with the MSW in January 2014. This schedule only pertains to fully online programs and does not affect individual online or hybrid courses, which will follow the regular fall, spring, J-term, and summer schedules.
TIMELINE: Report to Senate no later than the September 23, 2013 meeting.
2. Review the use of reading days and final examination days. There have been a number of disruptions caused by our students given the long period of time between the end of classes and graduation. This is a shared charge with Student Affairs.
TIMELINE: Report to the Senate no later than the October 7, 2013 meeting.
3. Review the five-year proposed calendar.
Timeline: Report to the Senate no later than the October 21, 2013 meeting.
4. Consider shifting the common exam time to late afternoon. The rationale is that this will provide better use of classrooms and dining halls. What impact will this have on departments and their programs? This is a shared charge with Student Affairs.
TIMELINE: Report to the Senate no later than the December 2, 2013 meeting.
Second Semester
5. Review the progress on aligning UNH-M’s procedures with UNH-D’s procedures in processing student petitions regarding grades in courses. http://www.unh.edu/fac-senate/pub/GradeChange-XVII-M8-2-11-2013.htm see also Item XI http://www.unh.edu/fac-senate/pub/minutes/4-1-2013FS.htm
TIMELINE: Report to the Senate no later than February 10, 2014.
6. Consider extending the drop/add date for undergraduates during the first week of classes.
TIMELINE: Report to the Senate no later than February 24, 2014.
7. Review what type of online courses should be accepted for credit at UNH.
TIMELINE: Report to the Senate no later than March 17, 2014.
8. Review the causes for the drop in students enrolling in study abroad programs.
TIMELINE: Report to the Senate no later than March 31, 2014.
Continuing Charge: No Timeline
9. Continue monitoring J-Term. See item IX http://www.unh.edu/fac-senate/pub/minutes/4-1-2013FS.htm.
Potential Charges
10. Work with Provost on developing a cluster hiring policy. This depends in large part as to whether the Provost will pursue cluster hiring. http://www.unh.edu/fac-senate/pub/ClusterHires-XVI-M19-4-30-2012.htm
11. Review the review of the Graduate School for any academic concerns.
12. Review Navitas program
Standing Charge
The charges from the Agenda Committee shall comprise the major and first-order work of the Academic Affairs Committee. However, the Committee may pursue additional issues in pursuit of its mission, stated above. If the additional issue interferes with the timelines stated in the charges above, the Committee must receive permission from the Agenda Committee before proceeding. If the additional interest does not interfere with the established timelines, the Committee must inform the Agenda Committee.
Academic Affairs Committee Membership
Michael Ferber, English, COLA, Chair
Rebecca Glauber, Sociology, COLA
Subhash Minocha, Biological Sciences, COLSA
Karsten Pohl, Physics, CEPS
Scott Schnepf, Art & Art History, COLA
Jayson Seaman, Kinesiology, CHHS
Anthony Tenczar, UNHM
Chair: Anthony (Tuck) Pescosolido
The Campus Planning Committee will concern itself with space allocation, facilities, and physical plant planning.
The chair or the chair’s designee should attend meetings as an observer to the Space Allocation, Repair and Renovation Committee. The chair or designee should attend meetings as a member of the Campus Master Plan Steering Committee.
Reports and motions need to be forwarded electronically to the Agenda Committee for review and placement on the agenda, which will be sent to Senators on the Thursday before the Senate meeting. Every effort will be made to include reports and motions as electronic back-ups for each Faculty Senate meeting so that Senators have access to the material ahead of time and can be prepared to deliberate on the materials. The Committee’s assistance with preparing and submitting the documents to assist the Senate is greatly appreciated.
Corresponding Administrators:
Assistant Vice President for Energy and Campus Development, Real Property Management, & Campus Planner
Charges:
1. Continue to track the Master Plan development and implementation.
2. Follow up with the administration on the development of guidelines for public/private partnerships. http://www.unh.edu/fac-senate/pub/PublicPrivateVentures-XVII-M6-11-26-2012.htm
3. Review concerns about the juxtaposition of financial and academic considerations for campus planning. Are academic consideration given appropriate weight.
Standing Charge
The charges from the Agenda Committee shall comprise the major and first-order work of the Campus Planning Committee. However, the Committee may pursue additional issues in pursuit of its mission, stated above. If the additional issue interferes with the timelines stated in the charges above, the Committee must receive permission from the Agenda Committee before proceeding. If the additional interest does not interfere with the established timelines, the Committee must inform the Agenda Committee.
Campus Planning Committee Membership
Anthony Pescosolido, Management, PAUL, Chair
William Berndtson, Biological Sciences, COLSA
Thelma Thompson, Library
Kang Wu, Chemical Engineering, CEPS
Michael Kalinowski, Family Studies, CHHS
Mardi Kidwell, Communication, COLA
Finance and Administration Committee
Chair: Michael Carter
The Finance and Administration Committee will concern itself with the financial affairs of the University, including establishing priorities and allocating funds within the budget.
The chair of this committee or the chair’s designee should attend meetings as an observer to the Financial Affairs Committee of the Board of Trustees and also the Board of Trustees’ Finance Committee for Investments. The chair or designee should attend meetings as a member of the Central Budget Committee.
Reports and motions need to be forwarded electronically to the Agenda Committee for review and placement on the agenda. Every effort will be made to include reports and motions as electronic back-ups for each Faculty Senate meeting so that Senators have access to the material ahead of time and can be prepared to deliberate on the materials. The Committee’s assistance with preparing and submitting the documents to assist the Senate is greatly appreciated.
Corresponding Administrators:
Vice President for Finance and Administration
Charges:
1. Review data concerning the effect of the changes introduced by the reallocation of credit hours (RCM III). What impact has the reallocation had on the university’s academic mission? Attachments on the credit our reallocation include the timeframe and the narrative (analysis)
Timeline: Report to Senate no later than the April 14, 2014.
2. Monitor the full integration of the law school into UNH for any potential financial issues which may impact the university. Report to the Agenda Committee if issues/questions/concerns arise.
Areas of Interest
A. What is the role of faculty in capital campaigns?
B. How can the university keep the costs of a UNH degree affordable?
C. Continue to ask the administration to provide “timely and complete budgetary proposals for new academic initiatives and opportunities” (Motion # XVI-M17 http://www.unh.edu/fac-senate/pub/BudgetDetail-XVI-M17-4-23-2012.htm).
Standing Charge
The charges from the Agenda Committee shall comprise the major and first-order work of the Academic Affairs Committee. However, the Committee may pursue additional issues in pursuit of its mission, stated above. If the additional issue interferes with the timelines stated in the charges above, the Committee must receive permission from the Agenda Committee before proceeding. If the additional interest does not interfere with the established timelines, the Committee must inform the Agenda Committee.
Finance and Administration Committee Membership
Michael Carter, ECE, CEPS, Chair
Fred Kaen, Accounting and Finance, PAUL
Ann Morgan, Recreation Management & Policy, CHHS
Peter Urquhart, Music, COLA
Clyde Denis, Molecular, Cellular, and Biomedical Sciences, COLSA
Information Technology Committee
Chair: Maria Basterra
The Information Technology Committee will concern itself with matters pertaining to information technology.
Reports and motions need to be forwarded electronically to the Agenda Committee for review and placement on the agenda, which will be sent to Senators on the Thursday before the Senate meeting. Every effort will be made to include reports and motions as electronic back-ups for each Faculty Senate meeting so that Senators have access to the material ahead of time and can be prepared to deliberate on the materials. The Committee’s assistance with preparing and submitting the documents to assist the Senate is greatly appreciated.
Corresponding Administrators:
Chief Information Officer, Director of Academic Technology
Charges:
1. Investigate and report to the Faculty Senate on any plans regarding the IT campus infrastructure and or services that might affect the academic mission of the university.
Standing Charge
The charges from the Agenda Committee shall comprise the major and first-order work of the Information Technology Committee. However, the Committee may pursue additional issues in pursuit of its mission, stated above. If the additional issue interferes with the timelines stated in the charges above, the Committee must receive permission from the Agenda Committee before proceeding. If the additional interest does not interfere with the established timelines, the Committee must inform the Agenda Committee.
Information Technology Committee Membership
Maria Basterra, Mathematics, CEPS, Chair
Scott Weintraub, LLC, COLA (John Chaston, LLC, COLA, proxy to 11/1/13)
Gene Harkless, Nursing, CHHS
Rene Gingras, Thompson School, COLSA
Barry Shore, Decision Science, PAUL
Chair: Carolyn Mebert
The Library Committee will concern itself with matters pertaining to the university library, including information technology as it pertains to the mission of the university library.
Reports and motions need to be forwarded electronically to the Agenda Committee for review and placement on the agenda, which will be sent to Senators on the Thursday before the Senate meeting. Every effort will be made to include reports and motions as electronic back-ups for each Faculty Senate meeting so that Senators have access to the material ahead of time and can be prepared to deliberate on the materials. The Committee’s assistance with preparing and submitting the documents to assist the Senate is greatly appreciated.
Corresponding Administrators:
Chief Information Officer; Dean of the University Library
Charges:
1. Consider how the UNH libraries will accommodate and interact with the law library, which will soon be part of UNH when the merger is complete.
TIMELINE: Report to Senate when the plans for integration are complete.
2. Follow-up on Motion # XVII-M15 (http://www.unh.edu/fac-senate/pub/LibrarySupport-XVII-M15-4-15-2013.htm) by monitoring and discussing with the Dean the condition and state of library collections and data resources and library faculty and staff.
Standing Charge
The charges from the Agenda Committee shall comprise the major and first-order work of the Library Committee. However, the Committee may pursue additional issues in pursuit of its mission, stated above. If the additional issue interferes with the timelines stated in the charges above, the Committee must receive permission from the Agenda Committee before proceeding. If the additional interest does not interfere with the established timelines, the Committee must inform the Agenda Committee.
Library Committee Membership
Carolyn Mebert, Chair
Lin Guo, Marketing, PAUL
Elizabeth Mellyn, History, COLA
Patrick Shannon, Social Work, CHHS
Robin Sheriff, Anthropology, COLA
Colin Ware, Computer Science, CEPS
Research and Public Service Committee
Chair: Wayne Fagerberg
The Research and Public Service Committee will concern itself with the University's research and public service programs.
Reports and motions need to be forwarded electronically to the Agenda Committee for review and placement on the agenda, which will be sent to Senators on the Thursday before the Senate meeting. Every effort will be made to include reports and motions as electronic back-ups for each Faculty Senate meeting so that Senators have access to the material ahead of time and can be prepared to deliberate on the materials. The Committee’s assistance with preparing and submitting the documents to assist the Senate is greatly appreciated.
Corresponding Administrators:
Senior Vice Provost for Research; Senior Vice Provost for Engagement and Academic Outreach
Charges:
1. Review the draft Policy on Institutional Conflict of Interest drafted the Senior Vice Provost for Research (attached)
TIMELINE: Report to Agenda Committee by September 23.
Standing Charge
The charges from the Agenda Committee shall comprise the major and first-order work of the Research and Public Service Committee. However, the Committee may pursue additional issues in pursuit of its mission, stated above. If the additional issue interferes with the timelines stated in the charges above, the Committee must receive permission from the Agenda Committee before proceeding. If the additional interest does not interfere with the established timelines, the Committee must inform the Agenda Committee.
Research and Public Service Committee Membership
Wayne Fagerberg, Molecular, Cell. & Biomed Sci., COLSA, Chair
Holly Cashman, LLC, COLA
Diane Freedman, English, COLA
Pei-Jou Kuo, Hospitality Management, PAUL
Rudi Seitz, Chemistry, CEPS
Christopher White, Mechanical Engineering, CEPS
Chair: Barbara White
The Student Affairs Committee will concern itself with student services and non-academic student programs, including athletics.
The chair will try to ensure that a member of this committee or the Faculty Senate can represent the faculty at the Student Senate as needed. The Student Affairs Committee is encouraged to invite a Student Senate observer to its meetings.
Reports and motions need to be forwarded electronically to the Agenda Committee for review and placement on the agenda, which will be sent to Senators on the Thursday before the Senate meeting. Every effort will be made to include reports and motions as electronic back-ups for each Faculty Senate meeting so that Senators have access to the material ahead of time and can be prepared to deliberate on the materials. The Committee’s assistance with preparing and submitting the documents to assist the Senate is greatly appreciated.
Corresponding Administrators:
Vice President for Student Affairs and Academic Services
Charges:
1. Review the use of reading days and final examination days for its impact on students. There have been a number of disruptions caused by our students given the long period of time between the end of classes and graduation. This is a shared charge with Academic Affairs.
TIMELINE: Report to the Senate no later than the October 7, 2013 meeting.
2. Consider shifting the common exam time to late afternoon. The rationale is that this will provide better use of classrooms and dining halls. What impact will this have on departments and their programs? This is a shared charge with Student Affairs.
TIMELINE: Report to the Senate no later than the December 2, 2013 meeting.
3. Review the data gathered by Mark Rubinstein’s office on student concerns on advising.
Timeline: Report to the Senate at the earliest opportunity after the data have been reviewed.
4. Explore the issue of students who are choosing not to purchase required texts. How large is the issue? What impact is it having on student’s progress?
Timeline: Report to the Senate if the data support a response from the Faculty Senate to address the issue.
Standing Charge
The charges from the Agenda Committee shall comprise the major and first-order work of the Student Affairs Committee. However, the Committee may pursue additional issues in pursuit of its mission, stated above. If the additional issue interferes with the timelines stated in the charges above, the Committee must receive permission from the Agenda Committee before proceeding. If the additional interest does not interfere with the established timelines, the Committee must inform the Agenda Committee.
Student Affairs Committee Membership
Barbara White, Occupational Therapy, CHHS, Chair
Marion Dorsey, History, COLA
John Halstead, Natural Resources, COLSA
Jo Laird, Earth Sciences, CEPS
Joe Onosko, Education, COLA
Joe Gilbert, Graduate Student Senate Representative
Agenda Committee of the Faculty Senate
Chair: Todd DeMitchell
Agenda Committee of the Faculty Senate Membership
Todd DeMitchell, Education, COLA, Chair
Rosemary Caron, Health Management & Policy, CHHS
James Connell, Physics, CEPS
Willem deVries, Philosophy, COLA, Past Chair
Deborah Kinghorn, Theatre and Dance, COLA
Alberto Manalo, Natural Resources & Environment, COLSA, Vice Chair
Professional Standards Committee
Chair: Alberto Manalo
The chair of this committee is the vice chair of the senate and represents the Faculty Senate when the UNH Policy on Academic Misconduct is triggered. The chair of this committee serves as a member of the Financial Conflict of Interest Disclosure Review Committee and also of the Responsible Conduct of Research Advisory Committee.
Charge:
1. Consider any quasi-adjudicatory charges which arise.
Professional Standards Committee Membership
Alberto Manalo, Natural resources & the Environment COLSA, 2013/14 academic year, Chair
Barbara Arrington, Health Management, CHHS, through the 2014/15 academic year
Carole Barnett, Management, PAUL, through the 2013/14 academic year
Tom Foxall, Biological Sciences, COLSA, through the 2013/14 academic year
Robert Henry, Civil Engineering, CEPS, through the 2014/15 academic year
Jack Hoza, Sign Language Interpretation Program, UNH-M, through the 2014/15 academic year
Janet Polasky, History, COLA, through the 2014/15 academic year
Elizabeth Slomba, Special Collections & Archives, Library, through the 2013/14 academic year
University Curriculum and Academic Policies Committee
Chair:
Charges:
1. Check to see if any proposals for particular new schools are being made, review any such proposals, and report your recommendations to the Faculty Senate.
2. Monitor RCM III by specifically considering inter-unit problems and the ways in which strategic initiatives will influence the fiscal health of academic programs; and report your findings to the Faculty Senate. (UCAPC may want to avail itself of the data collected by the FAC regarding the FAC charge two.)
3. Review the to-be-proposed sustainability dual major.
University Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee Membership
David Bachrach, History, COLA, to 7/1/16
Carole Barnett, Management, PAUL to 7/1/16
John Carroll, Natural Resources & the Environment, COLSA, to 7/1/14
Brooks Carter, Social Work, CHHS, to 7/1/15
Michael Carter, Electrical & Computer Engineering, CEPS and Faculty Senate, to 7/1/14
Michael Charpentier, Computer Science, CEPS, to 7/1/15
Linda Johnson, Government Information, Library, to 7/1/16
Robert Macieski, UNHM, to 7/1/15
Mary Malone, Political Science, COLA, to 7/1/15
Alberto Manalo, Natural Resources & the Environment, COLSA and Faculty Senate, to 7/1/15
Bryan Merrill, Student Body President
P.T. Vasudevan, VPAA's designee
Mike Verney, Graduate Student Senate Representative
Neil Vroman, Chair of the Academic Standards and Advising Committee
Lu Yan, History, COLA, to 7/1/14
Chair: Barbara White
Charge:
1. Continue implementation of the Discovery Program.
Discovery Committee Membership
Barb White, Dir. of the Discovery Prog. (ex officio, non-voting except for ties), Chair
Gretchen Bean, Social Work, CHHS, to 7/1/15
Daniel Beller-McKenna, Music, COLA, to 7/1/15
Barbaros Celikkol, Mechanical Engineering, CEPS, to 7/1/14
Todd DeMitchell, Education, COLA and Faculty Senate
Wayne Fagerberg, Molecular, Cellular, and Biomedical Science, COLSA and Faculty Senate, to 7/1/14
Kathie Forbes, Registrar (ex officio, non-voting) (until November 2013)
William McKernan - Student Senator (non-voting)
Sean Moore, Honors Program (ex officio, non-voting)
Steve Pugh, UNH-M, to 7/1/15
Bill Ross, Special Collections & Archives, Library, to 7/1/15
P.T. Vasudevan, provost’s office (ex officio, non-voting)
Jing Wang, PAUL, (Fall 2013 only), Sanjeev Jha, PAUL, (Spring 2014 to 7/1/14)
Committee on Non-Tenure-Track Faculty
Chair: Willem deVries
Charge:
1. The Faculty Senate’s Ad Hoc Committee on Non-Tenure Track Faculty shall investigate the status of instructors, clinical, and research faculty on their teaching, research, and service responsibilities. The committee will compile data from the various colleges for all three groups. In addition, the Committee on Non-Tenure Track Faculty shall review the type of participation in governance at the university level of these faculty members. The Committee on Non-Tenure Track Faculty shall present to the Faculty Senate a review and any recommendations, by the first meeting in January.
Committee on Non-Tenure-Track Faculty Membership
Willem deVries, Philosophy, COLA, Chair
Tom Ballestero, Civil Engineering, CEPS
Steven Bornstein, Communication Sciences and Disorders, CHHS
Joanne Curran-Celantano, Molecular, Cellular & Biomedical Sciences, COLSA
Beth Mattingly, Carsey Institute, research faculty representative
Anna Sandstrom, Languages, Literatures & Cultures, COLA, lecturer's representative
P.T. Vasudevan, provost's designee
Catherine Violette, UNH Cooperative Extension, extension faculty representative
James Wible, Economics, PAUL
clinical faculty representative
Ad-hoc Promotion and Tenure Standards Oversight Committee
Chair: Art Greenberg
Charge:
The Faculty Senate passed MOTION # XVI-M18 (http://www.unh.edu/fac-senate/pub/P&TOversightCom-XVI-M18-4-23-2012.htm) on April 23, 2012 establishing the Ad Hoc Promotion and Tenure Standards Oversight Committee. The committee was charged with ensuring the departments/divisions, colleges, and Provost respond to the issues raised by the ad hoc Committee on Promotion and Tenure Standards report. On April 29, 2013, the Senate passed MOTION # XVII-M17 (http://www.unh.edu/fac-senate/pub/P&TOversightCom2-XVII-M17-4-29-2013.htm) which continued the charge from MOTION # XVI-M18.
CHARGE: The Faculty Senate’s Ad Hoc Promotion & Tenure Standards Oversight Committee shall contact departments/divisions, deans, including the Director of the Thompson School, and the Provost regarding the status of the issues raised by the report. The goal is raise these issues so as to support transparency and clarity of expectations and process at the all levels of the university. This is a critical component of due process and professional development of the faculty. The committee’s purpose is to assist departments/divisions, deans, and the Provost with clearly articulating expectations for faculty by bringing to their attention the recommendations of the original ad hoc committee so that they can be addressed at the appropriate level. The specific issues raised by the report include the following:
1. Do P&T documents at all levels of the university provide definitions and relative weighting for teaching, research, outreach, engaged scholarship and interdisciplinary and collaborative work?
2. Are the metrics for assessing faculty work clearly stated?
3. Are there written standards that clearly communicated to clarify expectations for faculty work and to assist the promotion and tenure reviewers?
4. Are the standards for promotion to full professor articulated?
5. When department/division P & T standards are not clearly stated and available for faculty who are pursuing the process of promotion and tenure or they are not followed by department/divisions and it impacts the professor’s case, is there a process by which the dean or provost meet with departments/divisions to discuss and work through the issues?
Ad-hoc Promotion and Tenure Standards Oversight Committee Membership
Art Greenberg, Chemistry, CEPS, Chair
Stephen Calculator, Communication Sciences and Disorders, CHHS
Kent Chamberlain, Electrical and Computer Engineering, CEPS
Stephen Ciccone, Finanace, PAUL
Robert Eshbach, European Cultural Studies, COLA
Tom March, Agricultural Mechanization, TSAS
Alison Pagalia, UNH-M
Chris Shea, Academic Affairs
Deanna Wood, Library
Teaching Evaluation Form Implementation Committee
Co-chairs: Paula Salvio and David Kaye
Charge:
1. The committee is charged with (1) ensuring that all academic departments review and comment on the evaluation form proposal (the senate helped expedite this process by circulating relevant materials to all college deans, the Library Dean, the Director of the Thompson School, and department chairs for distribution to the faculty); (2) planning and conducting a pilot study using the form during fall, 2012; (3) providing and organizing. for fall of 2012, a process for academic departments to propose questions designed to supplement the general form in view of particular, distinctive, pedagogical contexts within their curricular programs (e.g., evaluative questions designed to address lab courses, large enrollment courses) if departments so choose; (4) conducting formal review and revision of the general form, as well as proposed supplemental questions specific to particular pedagogical contexts during spring, 2013; and (5) planning for full implementation of the general form in fall, 2013.
Teaching Evaluation Form Implementation Committee Membership
Paula Salvio, Co-chair
David Kaye, Co-chair, as FS appointee
Chris Bauer, Chemistry, CEPS
Nivedita Gupta, CEPS deans office
Marc Herold, Economics, PAUL
` John Kraus, Institutional Research
Alberto Manalo, Natural Resources & the Environment, COLSA
Steve Pugh, UNH-M
Bill Ross, Library
Toni Taylor, Institutional Research
Sally Ward, Sociology, COLA, as FS appointee
Barbara White, Occupational Therapy, CHHS
Faculty Senate Vice-chair
Review the Faculty Senate motions of the last academic year and report to the senate on their implementation, by the end of November, so that there will be time to deal with any lack of implementation.
Corresponding administrators are as follow:
Academic Affairs Committee - Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs; Dean’s Council
Campus Planning Committee - Associate Vice President for Campus Planning
and
Real Property Management and Campus Planner
Research and Public Service Committee – Senior Vice Provost for Research and Senior Vice Provost for Engagement and Academic Outreach
Student Affairs Committee - Vice President for Student and Academic Services
Finance and Administration Committee - Vice President for Finance and Administration
Library Committee – Dean of the University Library
Information Technology – Chief Information Officer