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MUSC faculty senate meeting minutes
The
faculty senate’s unapproved meeting minutes for May are posted on the
senate’s Web site at http://www.musc.edu/facsen.
Old Business
Committee
Updates
- Governance Committee —Deadline for comments on Faculty
Handbook was extended to May 15.
- Committee on Institutional Advancement—Teresa Kelechi,
Ph.D., chair, reported that the committee is continuing to work on
identifying all university committees and determining the need for
possible senate representation on these committees.
- Committee on Communication and Education— Geoff Freeman,
co-chair, reported that the CTSA Town Hall meeting with John Raymond,
M.D., was well-attended. The committee is also working on a New Faculty
Welcome, tentatively scheduled for Aug. 7, as well as two additional
Town Hall meetings that will be held before January 2007. One of these
Town Hall meetings will be an update on the CTSA.
- Faculty and Institutional Relationships—Swapan Ray, Ph.D.,
chair, reported that the proposed policy, “Standards of Conduct for
Treatment of Trainees” (students, residents, and fellows) has been
distributed for faculty review. Comments will be finalized and reviewed
by the senate prior to sending for a final faculty vote.
Updates
- IT Update—Roger Poston, Ph.D., director of Academic and
Research Systems, provided an update on IT projects and efforts. The
entire update can be found on the senate Web site (http://www.musc.edu/facsen). The
link on the front page of the Web site, “Update on Academic and
Research Computing.”
- Tenure Workshop—Anne Kilpatrick, DPA, reminded senators
that the tenure workshop is scheduled for 1-5 p.m. May 12. The workshop
will be held in Room 125, Gazes Auditorium. Raymond will speak, college
deans will address the tenure process in their individual colleges, and
a panel of tenured faculty will discuss their road to tenure. In
addition, faculty is encouraged to bring their portfolios to the
workshop; tenured faculty from each college will be available to review
portfolios. At this point, twenty-nine faculty members have signed-up
to attend.
College
Updates
- College of Dental Medicine—Groundbreaking for new College
of Dental Medicine building scheduled for Aug. 11.
- College of Health Professions—Danielle Ripich, Ph.D., dean
of the College of Health Professions will be leaving the university in
August. Becki Trickey, Ph.D., will serve as interim dean.
YES
Campaign
Kristin Romness, coordinator of the Yearly Employee Support Campaign
(YES), encouraged faculty to participate in this year’s effort.
The next senate meeting will be held 7:45 a.m. June 14 in Gazes
Auditorium. The agenda will be posted on the faculty senate’s Web site
prior to the meeting.
Senators present
Basic Science: Hiroko
Hama
Clinical Sciences: Dorothea
Jenkins, Joseph John, George Johnson, Swapan Ray (executive committee),
Sakamuri Reddy, Arthur Smith, Kenneth Vanek, Rita Young. Excused:
Hilary Bernstein, Walter Limehouse (executive committee)
Dental Medicine: Rick
Albenesius (executive committee), Ted McGill (executive committee),
Michele Ravenel
Health Professions:
Anne Kilpatrick (executive committee), David Morrisette. Excused:
Reamer Bushardt
Library Science and
Informatics: Laura Cousineau, Mary Mauldin (executive
committee), Jett McCann, Geoff Freeman (alternate) (executive
committee). Excused: Peggy Schachte (executive committee), Tom Smith
(alternate)
Nursing: Elaine
Amella, Barbara Edlund, Teresa Kelechi (executive committee), Marilyn
King, Sharon Bond (alternate), Nancy Duffy (alternate)
Pharmacy: Patrick
Mauldin, Jean Nappi (executive committee), Kelly Ragucci, Andrea
Wessell
—Submitted by Mary Mauldin,
Secretary to the Faculty Senate
Friday, June 9, 2006
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