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College of Human Resources, Education & Public Policy

Minutes


College Council Meeting of October 9, 2001
College of Human Services, Education and Public Policy
202 Old Alison, Noon to 1:30 PM

Present: Laura Eisenman, Michael Gamel-McGormick, Pennie Walser, Jeff Fahnoe, Tim Barnekov, Barbara Van Dornick, Barbara Curry, Fred Hofstetter, Katheleen Minke, Bahira Sherif, Cheryl Ackerman, Bob Warren, Jim Flynn


Excused: Paul Sestak, Kim Yakowski, Kristine Ritz

The meeting was called to order by Chair Minke at 12:05

Approval of the Minutes

Motion to approve the Minutes of May 23: Laura Eisenman; second: Michael Gamel-McGCormick; vote: unanimous

Chair's Report

Chair Minke summarized the mission and charge of the College Council

Dean's Report

Acting Dean Tim Barnekov reported on the following items:

  1. Named/endowed professorship events
  2. Fred DiMico - Aramark Chair in HRIM - will occur early in Dec.
    Carol Vukelich - Sandra and Bruce Hammonds professor will occur in spring
    Jim Heibert - was appointed the Robert J. Barkely Prof. Which supplants his earlier desgnation as H. Rodney Sharp Prof. Now supported by Barkely endowment - will celebrate this in conjunction with the Alumni lecture.

  3. Searches that occurring right now
  4. Chair of Individual and Family Studies
    Director of the Center for Community Development and Family Policy
    School of Education - currently six searches taking place
         Senior faculty position as Elementary Teacher Education Director
         3 Assistant Professors
         2 non-tenured instructors
    Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management - two searches at Assistant Professor level
    Consumer Studies - 1 at Assistant Professor level

  5. Development Campaign
  6. Janet Mikulich is new development officer

  7. Strategic Plan
  8. Focus on implementing college priorities: some have been achieved:

    - Web site for Office of Student Support Services
    - Approval for HRIM Master's in Hospitality Information Management
    - Number of endowed CHEP professorships increased to six - several years ahead of schedule;
    - CHEP guidelines implemented for administering extended appointments for faculty -still need to work on process of establishing workload agreements and procedures for evaluating performance on these appointments;
    - Work being done on guidelines for evaluating performance of research and public service centers
    CCDFP - test case, will undergo a modified version of the Academic Program Review this year
    - includes a self study
    - review by an external panel which will be chaired by Audrey Noble and includes a review team of prominent national figures in the fields of community development and nonprofit leadership
    - this review will hopefully provide a model for future evaluations of Centers

  9. "Peer Review" of Public Service/Clinical Faculty - very important process that has to be put properly in place this year because right now it is wrought with issues - issue of variation in reviews; who are the "peers"; seriousness of process; lack of clarity of process;
    Individuals who go up for review need adequate line time to put their material together;

  10. CHEP tent at Homecoming

    - this Saturday - tent will be with the other tents on the practice field north of the stadium and there will be food;

  11. Budget Outlook

    - projects through 04-05
    - unkowns:
    - State salary money
    - Utilities
    - Health insurance
    - Central tuition account
    - Endowment income - lost $75 million in weeks after Sept. 11
    - Collective bargaining
    - CHEP budget - approximately $25 million with almost $4.5 million in state funds
    - Cuts in state funds
    - Cuts in 1-1 budgets
    - Cuts in Dean's office
    - Priority to make sure employees retain their jobs


Old Business

No old Business

New Business

Nominations and appointments

The following individuals are the Council members for the year 2001-2002 (number in parentheses indicates whether the individual will be in the first or second year of the two year term):

IFST: Michael Gamel-McCormick (2)
Bahira Sherif (1)

HRIM Paul Sestak (1)

CNST Janet Hethorn (2)

UAPP Robert Warren (2)
Raheemah Jabbar-Bey (2)
Jim Flynn (1)

EDUC Debra Knight (1)
Kathy Minke (2) - Chair
Barbara Curry (2)
Fred Hofstetter (1)
Laura Eisenman (2)
Nora Hyland (1)
Bill Moody (1)

PROFESSIONAL
STAFF
Cheryl Ackerman (1)
Jeff Fahnoe (?)
Barbara Van Dorenick (?)

SALARIED STAFF
Pennie Walser (1)

STUDENT MEMBERS
Undergraduate representative - ????
Graduate representative - ????

EX OFFICIO
MEMBERS
Grad Curriculum Committee Chair - Martha Buell
Undergrad Curriculum Committee Chair - Belinda Orzada
CHEP P&T Committee Chair - Bob Hampel
Professional Staff Council Chair - David Racca
Student Services Council Chair - Kim Yackowski


Discussion of length of terms in School of Education: Laura Eisenman will have one year term on College Council

Kim Yackowski is working on finding undergraduate and graduate student representatives

Motion for Bahira Sherif to be vice chair; approved by all

Executive Council formed:
Chair: Kathleen Minke
Past Chair: Paul Sestak
Vice-Chair: Bahira Sherif
Volunteer: Michael Gamel-McCormick
Motion to vote: Kathleen Minke; second: Laura Eisenman; vote: unanimous


Committee Reports

Committee on Committees

This committee at the College level is responsible for: Graduate Curriculum Committee; Undergraduate Curriculum Committee; Promotion and Tenure Committee

Chair responsible for making sure complete slate gets submitted in spring;

Chair Minke proposed that Barbara Curry voted in as Chair; unanimous vote

Members voted in: Jim Flynn, Jeff Fahnoe, Pennie Walser

Motion approved by all;

Reminder: Barbara needs to be reminded in the spring that she needs to check that each committee fills its slate;

Graduate Curriculum Committee

No report

Undergraduate Curriculum Committee

Important to make sure that there is a liaison from the undergraduate curriculum committee to the Faculty Senate. This is particularly important at those times when there are program changes. Currently Michael Gamel-McCormick is the representative to the Faculty Senate Undergraduate Committee.


Next Meeting

November 13th 117 Willard Hall from noon to 1:30

Next potential meeting on December 12th in 187 Graham Hall.


Chair Minke proposed that we do not have more meetings than necessary and then concluded the meeting


Minutes submitted by: Bahira Sherif

CHEP College Council University of Delaware

Send comments to Paul Sestak at sestak@udel.edu.
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