Smells like consensual decision-making…
Back-bencher view of faculty meeting, from Heather Hayton
Slides presented at October 1 faculty meeting
I’ve posted the three sets of slides shown at the October faculty meeting on Moodle. Here are some direct links to those files on the Faculty Moodle site (Moodle login required): Dave’s Slides – Curriculum Revision Caryl’s Slids – GELO assessment Drew’s Slides – History of curriculum proposals The data files Caryl presented are already …
Faculty Meeting October 1, 2014 – Open Comment Area
Please add any comments here you have about the October 1 Faculty Meeting. From comment cards at the meeting, all of which were anonymous: Can Caryl clarify where freshman data was collected (month?). This affects our interpretation of the data. Maybe ask to hear from folks who didn’t talk/share ideas at the next meeting Thanks …
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Faculty Meeting Minutes, September 3, 2014
(From Zhihong Chen) Attached are the minutes from our faculty meeting of September 3, 2014. They are also available on the faculty conference Moodle site. If you have suggestions for changes or additions, please forward them to Dave Dobson, Clerk, and Zhihong Chen, Recording Clerk. Faculty Meeting Minutes 9-3-2014
Paying my debt
From the faculty meeting. Next time I’ll do better.
Update: Request for budget information at the last faculty meeting
During the presentation by Elwood on the May Trustees meeting at the September 1 faculty meeting, some faculty members indicated a desire to see more information on the budget situation facing us for 2014-15. In response, I’ve been trying to get the details of the potential deficit situation released immediately, but it looks like that will …
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Faculty Meeting comments – Wed. Sept 3
Please contribute any ideas you wish to the discussion by adding comments below. UPDATE: Comments from notecards written during the meeting are below. All were anonymous. A&T’s current QEP is critical thinking as a point of comparison, very broad and mostly the responsibility of the faculty. Something like wellness could be spread around more …