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Administrative Committees
Administrative Program Review Committee
Charge:
Advance self-examination, quality improvement, strategic thinking, mission aligned planning and assessment for the continued pursuit of excellence.
Members:
Dorothy Echols Tobe
Eddie Saiff
Beth Walkley
Rick Brown
Brittany Goldstein
Kirsten DaSilva
Strategic Plan Implementation Team Committee
Charge:
Review Unit Plans re: Strategic Planning Objectives/Target Strategies (52 outcomes/measures), discuss plans with Target Lead Agents, prepare and make recommendations to the Planning Steering Committee; and analyze recommendations from the Cabinet re: Program Reviews.
Members:
Stephanie Barlow
Jackie Braun
Scott Frees
Alec Weissman (SGA President)
Gurvinder Khaneja
Missy Long
Jacqie Lopez
Stephen Sondey
Dorothy Echols Tobe
Policy Review Committee
Charge:
Reviews all institutional policies periodically to determine if procedures and practices correspond with policy. The Committee manages the policy development process and prepares draft policies for administrative review.
Members:
Dorothy Echols Tobe, Chair
David Vernon
Michael Tripodi
Health & Safety Committee
Charge:
Serves as an advisory committee concerned with safety, health and environmental protection. Recommendations are developed for addressing hazards and improving safety.
Safety Committee Membership List FY 2018
Co Chairs: Debbee Lukacsko and Carol Ichinco
Secretary: Gina Mayer-Costa
Ex-Officio Members: (Non Voting)
- Debbee Lukacsko (Center for Counseling and Health Services)
- Gina Mayer-Costa (Environmental Health and Safety)
- Vinnie Markowski (Public Safety)
At Large Members: (Voting)
- Eddie Saiff (Academic Affairs)
- Open (Events and Conferences)
- Carol Ichinco (TAS)
- Jeff Danhardt (Dining Services)
- Dennis Harrington (Environmental Health and Safety)
- Lysandra Perez-Strumolo (AFT)
- Nicole Jones (Facilities)
- John Thompson (Local 195)
- Lisa Gonsisko(Residence Life)
- Matthew Palmer (Admin and Finance)
- Missy Long (OSS)
- PJ Bartolotto (Athletics)
- Joel J Weissman (Contemporary Arts)
- Valerie Hunter (Human Resources)
- Tim Osborne (Public Safety)
- Eddie Anad (Student)
- Anthony Casilli (Night/ CWA)
Accident Review Committee
Charge:
The charge of the committee is to review all employee accidents and identify hazardous conditions that may require corrective action.
Members:
Valerie Hunter, Chair as the benefits office processes all workplace accident reports.
Gina Mayer Costa, Director of Environmental Health and Safety. In this role she investigates accidents that could be hazardous.
John Thompson, representative of IFPTE.
Anthony Casilli, representative of CWA.
Debbie Lukacsko, sometimes is initial point of treatment for injured employees.
Tim Osborne, representative of Public Safety as all incidents are reported to Public Safety and report is issued from that office.
Finance Committees
Position Review Committee
Charge:
Analyzes and reviews current and future staff positions in order to facilitate effective and efficient institutional staffing decisions based on established criteria.
Members:
Vice President for Administration and Finance, Chair
- Chief Planning Officer
- Director of Human Resouces
- Director of Employee Relations
- Chief of Staff to the President
- Academic Affairs Representative
- Manager with “D” classification (the PRC nominates 3 individuals to serve a two-year rotating term to the President) Preferred qualifications: unit director with supervisory experience, at least 3 years’ experience in higher education, demonstrated ability to maintain confidentiality, ability to maintain objectivity and have an institutional perspective.
Student Affairs Committees
OSS Advisory Council
Charge:
The OSS Faculty/Staff Advisory Council is primarily made up of faculty and professional staff. College administrators are also asked to serve (or to send a representative) based on their department affiliations; faculty members either volunteer to serve or are invited to serve. Currently, there are no term limits regarding membership; meetings are held 2-3 times each fall and spring semester.
The goal of the council is to provide regular structured communication between OSS staff, administrators and faculty. The communication focuses on issues, concerns, changes, and or developments regarding disability issues here on campus and beyond.
Members:
Faculty:
Bonnie Blake, Peter Campbell, Vasundhara Chakraborty, Donna Crawley, Carter Meyer, Anne DeGroot, Peter Heinze, Ellen Kaiden, Eileen Klein, Stephen Klein (ret.), Anthony Lamanna (ret), Kim Lorber, Lisa Lutter, Donovan McFeron, Victor Miller, Julie Norflus-Good, Lysandra Perez-Strumolo, Edward Shannon, Frances Shapiro-Skrobe, Ira Spar, Sarah Stackhouse, Leah Warner.
OSS Staff:
Abbe Benowitz, Ramona Kopacz, Missy Long, David Nast, Barbara Wexler
Ramapo Administrator /Staff:
Rick Brown (CSI), Michele Dunn (Registrar), Kathleen Finnegan (Athletics), Judith L Green (Counseling & Health Services), Lisa Gonsisko (Residence Life), Michael Savianeso (Media Services) Robert Josic (Web & Digital Marketing), Katie Maricic (Library), Tracey Pastorini (Center for Student Success), Eileen Quaglino (Cahill Center), Melissa Van Der Wall (Dean of Students)
Athletics Committees
Athletic Advisory Committee
Charge:
The athletic advisory committee reviews all aspects of the intercollegiate program and provides non-binding recommendations to the Director of Athletics, Intramurals and Recreation.
The committee normally meets 2-3 times per academic year. The group is advisory in nature, and has no specific number of representatives from any one area (faculty/staff/alumni/student).
Student representatives have been added to the committee, as will be the SGA AIR liaison and the chairperson of the NCAA mandated Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).
Members:
Andre Perry – Associate Professor, Communication Arts (new appointment needs to be made)
Cliff Peterson – Professor, International Studies (retired needs to be replaced)
Cory Rosenkranz – Psychological Counselor
Dorothy Gillman – Associate Director, Financial Aid
Ed Saiff – Dean, TAS; Professor, Biology
Glenn Burek – Ramapo alum, former football player
John Durkin – Former Intramural sports director
Lisa Ryan – Alumni Association, Hall of Fame chair
TBA – Associate VP for Budget and Fiscal Planning
Mark Singer – Director, Financial Aid
Matt McMahon – Assistant Director, Office of Student Conduct
Peter Heinze – Professor, Psychology
Peter Rice – Director of Admissions
Ray Rigoli – Professor, Accounting
Stephanie Barlow – Assistant Director, Residence Life
Jan Koslowsky – Budget Coordinator
Director, Athletics, Intramurals and Recreation
Athletics Hall of Fame
Charge:
The Hall of Fame committee has the responsibility to oversee both the selection of the Hall of Fame members and the annual induction banquet. The committee also sets the budget for the event and solicits donations for the silent auction and sponsorships/donations in support of the dinner.
The composition of the committee is faculty/staff/alumni that are knowledgeable of the overall athletic program.
Members:
Harold Crocker, – Director, Athletics, Intramurals and Recreation
Chuck McBreen – Head Coach, Men’s Basketball
Kate Levin – Assistant Sports Information Director
Mark Singer – Alumni Representative
Rachel Pinton – Sports Information Director, Hall of Fame Co-Chair
Lisa Ryan – Member of the Board of Governors, Hall of Fame Chair
Todd Siben – Alumni Representative
Frank Marino – Former Head Coach, Football
Jan Koslowsky – Budget Coordinator/Memberships Director
Cliff Peterson – Alumni Representative
Counseling and Health Services Committees
AOD Task Force
Charge:
The President’s Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Task Force was established as a campus-wide committee to review and recommend policies regarding the above matters. Its mission and responsibilities include the following:
- Establish a clear institutional statement regarding policy and standards.
- Develop coalition building and advocacy among campus and community groups.
- Monitor campus conditions, evaluate prevention efforts and support and participate in grant projects.
- Prepare biennial review of prevention program as required by Federal law.
- Help maintain prevention as a priority concern on the Ramapo College agenda.
- Review enforcement of policy sanctions.
- Make recommendations about alcohol-related policies and procedures.
- Provide an annual written narrative report about AOD prevention efforts including annual survey and data collection.
Reporting structure: Judy Green, Chair; reports to President Mercer
How members are selected: Membership includes volunteers and representatives of stakeholder groups (specifically invited or identified by their Dean/Unit Director/Organization President
Members: TBA
Office of Student Conduct Committees
College Disciplinary Review Board
Faculty/Staff Members
| Diana | Alspach |
| Stephanie | Barlow |
| Abbe | Benowitz |
| Claudia | Esker |
| Oliva | Evans |
| Beth | Foster |
| Rachel | Jaffe |
| Brooke | Jamison |
| Doreen | Janes |
| Yvettee | Kisor |
| Missy | Long |
| Kim | Lorber |
| Linda | Madernini |
| Brandon | Martin |
| Edward | Mulligan |
| Alexandre | Olbrecht |
| Tamika | Quick |
| Emma | Rainforth |
| Beth | Ricca |
| Michael | Riff |
| Eddie | Seavers |
| Mia | Serban |
| Debra | Stark |
| Jose | Vallejo |
Student Members
| Carey | Cornett |
| Kevin | Alamo |
| Candace | Beboe |
| Laura | Criscione |
| Christine | Darakjy |
| Brian | Henningsen |
| Thalia | Holst |
| Grant | Korten |
| Alexandra | Lavelle |
| Taylor | Levine |
| Jennifer | Munoz |
| Warren | O’Niell |
| James | Ticchio |
Center for Student Involvement Committees
Greek Life Task Force (established in Spring 2011)
Charge:
As the number of students involved in Greek Life has grown, and as the number of Greek Letter Organizations is increasing, the College has recognized that it is time to undertake a comprehensive examination of our Greek system. As such, the Greek Life Task Force has been charged with looking at all aspects of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Ramapo. Areas to be explored will include – but not be limited to – congruence of fraternal values (actual and perceived) with College values and Mission; recruitment/retention of members; programming (social, educational, recreational); service; leadership development; academics/scholarship; alumni relations; and financial management. Charter members were invited by President Mercer. The following faculty, staff and students are currently serving on the Task Force.
Members:
Tamika Quick – Coordinator of Fraternity & Sorority Life
Linda Diaz – Director of Residence Life
Rachel Jaffe-Marko, Secretarial Assistant 3, Student Affairs Office
Matt McMahon – Assistant Dir. Office of Student Conduct, Student Affairs Office
Cory Roskenkranz – Coordinator Substance Abuse & Violence Prevention
Residence Life Committees
Sustainable Living Facilities Committee
Charge:
This committee meets regularly to discuss our SLE’s living learning community. It was self-appointed as a joint initiative between SSHS Faculty and Residence Life.
Members:
Sanghamitra Padhy (SSHS)
Ashwani Vasishth (SSHS)
Kamisha Sykes (ORL)
Linda Diaz (ORL)
There is also a student on this committee – selected by Professor Padhy
International Living Learning Community
Currently on hiatus
Office of the President Committees
Diversity Action Committee
DAC Co-Chairs:
- Pinar Kayaalp: pkayaalp@ramapo.edu
- Alberta “Tamika” Quick: aquick@ramapo.edu
Members:
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Kevin Ballard, Facilities Rick Brown, Director, CSI, Peter Campbell, Faculty, CA, Erick Castellanos, Faculty, SSHGS, Pat Chang, Associate VP for Institutional Advancement, Misha Choudhry, Student, Naseem Choudhury, Faculty, SSHS, Yolanda del Amo, Faculty, CA, Mark Ellebracht, Student, Dee Foreman, Associate Director, EOF, Marissa Hatten, Student, Shaziela Ishak, Faculty, SSHS, Pinar Kayaalp, Faculty SSHGS, Gurvinder Khaneja, Director of Institutional Research, Shirley Knight, Librarian, Library, Missy Long, Office of Specialized Services, Kat McGee, Assistant Director, CSI; Coordinator, Women’s Center, Asha Mehta, Academic Advisor, Nursing, Joost Monen, Faculty, TAS, Edna Negrón, Faculty, CA, David Oh, Faculty, CA, Ivy Payne, Executive Secretarial Asst, Student Affairs Office, Tamika Quick, Assistant Director Equity & Diversity, Student Center, Paul Reck, Faculty, SSHS, Tanadjza Robinson-McCray, Student Development Specialist, EOF, Ruma Sen, Faculty, CA, Mihaela Serban, Faculty, SSHS, Paula Straile-Costa, Faculty, SSHGS, Sandra Suarez, Project Coordinator, Upward Bound, Shabnam Tobaccowala, Faculty, SSHS, David Vernon, Director of Human Resources, Leah Warner, Faculty, SSHS, Samantha Wittenberg, Librarian, Library, Kathy Zeno, Faculty, ASB, |
Space Management and Allocation Advisory Committee
Role and Function
The goal of space management and allocation is to steward the optimization of space in furtherance of the mission and goals of the college. The Committee provides proactive input and feedback on space management and allocation strategies including space requests. It reports to the President’s Senior Cabinet care of the Chief of Staff.
Members of the Space Management and Allocation Advisory Committee include:
- Chief of Staff: Brittany A. Goldstein, Chair
- Strategic Resource Advisory Board Member Representative: Dorothy Echols Tobe
- Dean Representative*: Eddie Saiff
- Capital Planning Representative: Seamus Doran
- Fire Code Official: Dennis Harrington
- ITS Representative: George Tabback
- Facilities Management Representative: Charlie Rigoloso
- Director of Facilities Management: Mike Cunningham
- Registrar Representative: Beth Foster
- Faculty Representative*: Naseem Choudhury
- Student Affairs Representative: Rick Brown
- Resource Members are called upon when needed. They include: Draftsman: Bruce Werman; Events & Conferences: Debbie Spina; Office of Specialized Services: David Nast; Health and Safety: Gina Mayer Costa; Student Government Association: E-Board Member
(*): Position is revolving
Enrollment Management Committees
First –Year Experience Board
Charge:
The First-Year Experience (FYE) Board, chaired by the Coordinator of First-Year Experience and reporting through the Director of Student Success to the Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management and liaison to the Student Engagement Steering Committee is designed to improve student satisfaction and first-year retention at Ramapo College. The FYE Board is charged with the following duties and responsibilities:
- Oversight of the College’s first-year student key points of engagement including the promotion, support, and communication of those events to the first year students as well as reviewing the assessment data from each and making recommendations for improvement.
- Identifying first year student engagement goals and outcomes, identifying gaps and reviewing and recommending to the Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management new key points of engagement to enhance first year students’ attainment of those identified outcomes.
- Develop a shared vision of first-year experience at Ramapo and to clarify the roles of faculty, staff and students who serve first-year students.
- Provide feedback for the Center for Student Success’s initiatives for first-year students, specifically Orientation, Welcome Week and Family Day.
- Enhance the first-year experience through engagement that is early and often.
- Improve and sustain communication and transparency among the different offices that serve first-year students.
- Review policies and programs meant to ease the transition and promote academic excellence of students in their first year at Ramapo.
- Understand and to advocate for the changing dynamic needs of first-year students.
Members:
| Name | Office | Title |
| Stephanie Barlow | Residence Life | Associate Director |
| Peter Campbell | Living Learning Community | Coordinator |
| Joe Connell | Center for Student Success | Director of Student Success |
| Kathleen Finnegan | Athletics | Associate Director |
| Kate Godfrey | Roukema Center for International Education | Assistant Director |
| Meghan Gregory | Center for Student Success | Coordinator of New Student Experience |
| Megan Kearney | Center for Student Involvement | Coordinator of Commuter Affairs |
| Yvette Kisor | First-Year Seminar | Director |
| Hannah Kucks | Center for Student Success | Graduate Assistant |
| David Nast | Office of Specialized Services | Director |
| Cory Rosenkranz | Health & Counseling Services | Substance Abuse Prevention Counselor |
| Eddie Seavers | Center for Student Involvement | Associate Director |
| Andre Turner | Educational Opportunity Fund | Student Development Specialist |
| Priscilla Van Aulen | Center for Reading & Writing | Coordinator |
| Nicole Videla | Cahill Career Development Center | Assistant Director/Career Advisor |
| Hilary Westgate | George Potter Library | Reference, Instruction and Outreach Librarian |
Center for Innovative and Professional Learning (CIPL)
CIPL PROGRAM PROPOSAL REVIEW COMMITTEE (CIPL PPRC)
Membership
Membership is comprised of the Assistant Vice President for CIPL as the chair, a faculty representative elected by the Unit Council from each of the five academic schools, a staff representative appointed by the CIPL AVP, an Office of Budget and Personnel representative, and the CIPL Director of Professional Learning.
Charge
Review and recommend CIPL programmatic proposals. Recommended credit-bearing proposals are forwarded to ARC for review.
Criteria for Review
√ Alignment with Ramapo College Strategic Plan and CIPL mission
√ Evidence of need/demand/trends or environmental factors
√ Course/program benefit(s) to student
√ Course/program learning outcomes
√ Costs associated with course/program requirements
√ Marketing requirements/costs to promote
√ Anticipated enrollment and class size
√ Facilities and schedule required
√ Anticipated net revenue vs. tangible and intangible expenses
Recorder/Minutes
The Recorder, when available, serves ex officio and is responsible for minutes of each meeting.
Meetings
The CIPL Program Proposal Review Committee will maintain and publish a monthly meeting schedule during the academic year, and may cancel meetings when there are no proposals in hand for review. Special meetings may be called when timelines (ARC schedule, marketing schedule, student demand, etc.) dictate.
Established 9/28/09
Updated 10/25/16
Members:
- Rosa Diaz-Mulryan, AVP, CIPL, chair (effective fall 2009)
- Natalia Santamaria-Laorden, SSHGS representative (effective spring 2017)
- Kathryn Zeno, ASB representative (effective fall 2009)
- Sarah Stackhouse, CA representative (effective spring 2011)
- Kathleen Ray, SSHS representative (effective spring 2017)
- Cristina Perez, TAS representative (effective spring 2012)
- Patricia Laprey, Adult Degree Completion, Staff representative (effective fall 2012)
- Merita Larti, Budget Office representative (effective spring 2017)
- Thomas Willett, Assoc. Dir., Professional Learning, CIPL (effective spring 2016)
Ex Officio:
Recorder: Alina Williams, Program Coordinator, CIPL (when available)
Established 9/28/09
Membership Updated 1/31/17
Kaplan Test Prep Committee
Members:
Chair – TBA
In charge of soliciting and selecting students for FREE Kaplan course
Members selected by the Chair
Current members are Dominique Johnson, Eileen Quaglino
Academic Affairs Committees
International Education Committee
Academic Year 2017 -2018
The International Education Committee (IEC) is an advisory body to the Roukema Center
for International Education (RCIE). It is charged to uphold the mission for international
education at Ramapo College, to “… create a holistic educational experience that enables
our students to become literate, intentional and empowered global citizens,” and to
enhance commitment to and help realize the vision of the “four pillars” of international,
intercultural, interdisciplinary, and experiential learning at Ramapo.
This structure should assure that all elements of the applied and educational missions of
the RCIE that might be advanced through the advice of colleagues from throughout the
College might have that advantage, and it should facilitate report back to the Schools and
administrative units through the committee membership.
The IEC Charge
The International Education Committee (IEC) is an advisory body to the Roukema Center for International Education (RCIE). It is
charged to uphold the mission for international education at Ramapo College, to “. create a holistic educational experience that enables our
students to become literate, intentional and empowered global citizens,” and to enhance commitment to and help realize the vision of the
“four pillars” of international, intercultural, interdisciplinary, and experiential learning at Ramapo.
Consistent with the overall College mission and Strategic Plan, the IEC recommends both immediate and long-term directions for the growth
and development of international education at Ramapo and advises on fostering a campus climate conducive to an interest in international
affairs and international education. The IEC shall foster collaboration with the Academic Affairs and Student Affairs Units, the Cahill Center for
Experiential Education, the Center for Student Involvement, campus diversity structures, and Enrollment Management. According to shifts in
college needs, interests, and resources, other units may be engaged.
Expectations of the IEC include, ensuring:
•Strategic planning for internationalization;
•objectives and means for international student and scholar recruitment;
•international events, awards/recognitions, and honor society;
•outreach and community engagement;
•initiation and/or elaboration of international linkages;
•new programmatic initiatives; and
•integration of study abroad and off-campus programs in a cohesive scheme of international and multicultural education, consistent with academic units’ learning goals.
International Education Committee
AY17-18 Membership
| Unit | Name | Job Title | Committee Term | |
| ASB | Sridevi Shivarajan | Asst. Professor, Management | sshivara@ramapo.edu | (15 – 19) |
| ASB | Christina Chung | Assoc. Professor, Marketing | cchung1@ramapo.edu | (17 – 19) |
| SSHGS | Natalia Santamaria-LaOrden | Asst. Professor, Spanish | nsantama@ramapo.edu | (11 – 19) |
| SSHGS | Pinar Kayaalp | Assoc. Professor, Islamic and Middle Eastern History | pkayaalp@ramapo.edu | (17 – 19) |
| TAS | Benjamin Fine | Asst. Professor, Computer Science | bfine@ramapo.edu | (17 – 19) |
| TAS | Donna Flynn | Asst. Professor, Nursing | dflynn1@ramapo.edu | (16-18) |
| SSHS | Eileen Klein | Asst. Professor, Social Work | eklein1@ramapo.edu | (14-19) |
| SSHS | John McTighe | Asst. Professor, Social Work | jmctighe@ramapo.edu | (16 – 18) |
| Prestigious Awards | Naseem Choudhury | Assoc. Professor, Pscyhology and Neuroscience | nchoudhu@ramapo.edu | permanent |
| CA | Marta Bautis | Professor of Documentary / New Production | mbautis@ramapo.edu | (16-18) |
| CA | Andrew Hadel | Asst. Professor, Communication Arts | ahadel@ramapo.edu | (16-18) |
| SEM/Admissions | vacant | |||
| SEM/Student Success | John Yao | Asst. Director for Adult Learners | jyao@ramapo.edu | (16 – 18) |
| SEM / Career | Deb Stark | Asst. Director/Career Advisor, Cahill Center | dstark@ramapo.edu | (16 – 18) |
| DAC | Tamika Quick | Assistant Director, Equity & Diversity | aquick@ramapo.edu | permanent |
| International Education | Ben Levy | Director of International Education | Blevy1@ramapo.edu | permanent |
| Ramapo Foundation | Purvi Parekh | Regional Campaign Coordinator | purvi@ramapo.edu | permanent |
| Library | Katie Maricic Cohen | Interlibrary Loan, Reference & Instruction Librarian | kmaricic@ramapo.edu | permanent |
| Library | Samantha Wittenberg | System and Web Development Librarian | switten1@ramapo.edu | permanent |
E-mail List:
sshivara@ramapo.edu, nsantama@ramapo.edu, dflynn1@ramapo.edu, eklein1@ramapo.edu, spadhy@ramapo.edu, jyao@ramapo.edu, dstark@ramapo.edu, purvi@ramapo.edu, kmaricic@ramapo.edu , switten1@ramapo.edu, ahadel@ramapo.edu, jmctighe@ramapo.edu, aquick@ramapo.edu, mbautis@ramapo.edu, nchoudhu@ramapo.edu, pkayaalp@ramapo.edu, cchung1@ramapo.edu, bfine@ramapo.edu,
cc: Blevy1@ramapo.edu,
Study Abroad Committee
Charge
Charge – The Study Abroad Committee advises on matters pertaining to credit-bearing study abroad and domestic off-campus programs, and some non-credit international and off-campus student programs. (“Study Abroad” is used as an inclusive shorthand.) The advisory purview includes ensuring:
•the study abroad programs are integrated in the curriculum and have academic merit;
•that a substantive and geographic complement of programs is offered;
•a variety of language-intensive and Anglophone courses and programs;
•optimal “fit” of provider programs to the Ramapo curriculum;
•maximizing breadth, quality, and accessibility of programs on offer; and
•promotion of study abroad among students and colleagues.
The Study Abroad Committee reviews proposals for courses or programs made by faculty on the RCIE Program Proposal Form. Proposals are approved by the author(s)’s convening group(s) and dean(s) before they reach the Committee. The Committee’s review results in a positive or negative recommendation to the Academic Review Committee (ARC), or a recommendation to the author(s) to revise the course or program. Committee members should be mindful of limitations and opportunities that might pertain to the course venue. Revision might be recommended, for example, in order to adapt pedagogy to site, enhance experiential components, or adjust operational elements of the program or program infrastructure, typically to assure appropriate management of risk, cost effectiveness, and compliance with professional “best practice.” Committee members shall recuse themselves from decisions regarding proposals that they have written. Furthermore, it is ethically incumbent upon all Committee members to make full disclosures with regard to potential conflicts of interest between themselves and the applicant. In some instances the Committee may recommend recusal.
In addition, the committee will review any student Petition Applications for student participation in a program not currently on the list of Approved Study Abroad Programs by Ramapo College, according to the criteria listed above.
Program providers will be selected by RCIE and approved by the Study Abroad Committee for recommendation to the Provost, according to professional best practice as codified by the Forum on Education Abroad (www.forumea.org) and NAFSA (www.nafsa.org).
Membership – Kathryn Lamanna (Chair – International Education); Ira Spar (SSHGS); Yuan Gao (ASB); Frances Shapiro-Skrobe (SSHS); Donna Flynn (TAS); Ann LePore (CA); and Paula Ihne (SEM/Student Success).
Study Abroad Scholarship Committee
Charge
To ensure a fair, just and equitable process and distribution of scholarship funds to eligible Ramapo students in their pursuit of international education opportunities. The committee’s functions include:
•Develop eligibility criteria for scholarship candidates
•Review scholarship applications
•Determine distribution amounts
•Create reporting process for scholarship distribution
•Research and support the advertisement of additional study abroad scholarship resources
Membership – Kathryn Lamanna (Chair – International Education); JJ Belle (Financial Aid); and Michelle Johnson (SEM/Student Success).
International Risk Assessment Committee
Charge:
The International Risk Assessment Committee reviews all sponsored international locations where Ramapo College has sponsored activities. The committee will assess health, safety and security at each location. The charge of committee is to review, assess and make recommendations to the President’s Cabinet as it relates to potential and real risks in locations of Ramapo College’s international activities. Recommendations will be made in the following categories:
- Proceed – proceed with currently agreed upon activity development
- Proceed with caution – proceed, however additional information and review will be required
- Do Not Proceed – at the present moment it is not recommended to proceed with this activity. Should the risk situation change, the committee will consider a future review.
Membership
Committee members have been appointed to the committee as a result of their professional expertise. Committee membership is ongoing given the unique experience of the members unless noted otherwise below.
Committee members will include:
Director of International Education (Co-Chair): will provide the committee with information retrieved from relevant sources (i.e. OSAC, state.gov, CDC, who etc).
Academic Dean (to be rotated every 2 years): the Deans will provide insight into the academic content of the program begin reviewed. They may also be asked to review and/or identify alternate programs for consideration should the recommendation of the committee be to not travel to the program location under review. (Note: all Deans are welcome to attend, in addition there will be one designated per cycle).
Controller: advise the committee on the associated financial risks and exposures and provides recommendations regarding the programs under review.
Director of Business Continuity/Emergency Planning (Co-Chair): provides the committee with information on best practices, activities that have been monitored at other institutions and/or by the state department and OSAC. Along with the Director of International Education is a resource for researching additional information at the request of the team.
Employee Relations: provides the committee with information relevant to faculty contracts and the institution’s responsibility as it relates to the faculty member, cancellation of program and/or alternate recommendations.
Student Affairs: provides information for student activities sponsored programs and assistance supporting and communicating with students.
Human Resources: is a resource for employment related issues and support that results from the committee’s decision and recommendations.
Faculty (2 positions that are to be rotated every 2 years): provide guidance in international academic programming and curriculum.
Assistant Dean of Nursing: advise on health-related risks
Each committee member will contribute their expertise and resulting report for inclusion in the decision document to be presented to the cabinet detailing actions taken, facts reviewed and the committee recommendation.
College-Wide Committees
College-Wide Assessment Committee (CWAC)
Members:
Emily Williams, Chair
Taylor Tapp (Planning)
Jay Carreon (TAS)
Jackie Skrzynski (CA)
Michael Unger (SSHGS)
Christina Connor (Library)
Shaziela Ishak (SSHS)
Timothy Haase (ASB)
Sarah Carberry (GECCo)
Committee on Academic Standards and Procedures (CASP)
Members:
Eric Daffron, chair
Michelle Johnson
Michele Dunn
Stephen Rice
Melissa Van Der Wall
Bonnie Blake
Joseph Cataliotti
Deidre Bright Foreman (ex-officio)
David Nast (ex-officio)
Debbie Lukacsko (ex-officio)
Kathleen Finnegan (ex-officio)
Tal Yonai
Information Technology Committees
Information Technology Services (ITS) Steering Committee
Charge:
Review and approval of technology expenditures and technology staffing request
- Aligns information management strategies with overall organizational mission
- Facilitates the achievement of optimal information management
- Enhances understanding and satisfaction with the value of IT investments
- Encourages constituent ownership of IT initiatives and endorsement of IT policies
- Promotes ongoing, two-way communications among constituents and IT
- Fuses the ITS and business strategies, goals, and resources, and achieves competitive advantage through IT
- Encourages a collaborative work environment and fosters trust via mutual credibility and responsiveness
- Builds a learning organization and leverages ITS experience
Review and approve recommendations for Information Management standards, policies and procedures, and review issues of non-compliance
- Ensure input senior management, staff, and other stakeholders have input into the planning process
- Review and approve recommendations for allocation and commitment of resources, annual Information Systems capital budgets and large projects to appropriate decision making authorities
- Provides ongoing oversight review of large projects and initiatives at pre-defined milestones
Members:
Beth Barnett – Provost
Patrick Chang – Associate VP for Student Affairs
TBA – Associate Vice President, Budget and Fiscal Planning
George Tabback – Associate Vice President, CIO (Chairman)
Office of the Provost Committees
Honors Advisory Board
Charge:
The purpose of the Honors Advisory Board is to provide counsel to the Director of the College Honors Program for the development of faculty, academic, and co-curricular resources in support of the program, and to promote and strengthen the College Honors Program within the College and regionally.
Members:
Rikki Abzug, M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Management
Peter Campbell, M.F.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Theater History and Criticism
Jacqueline Braun, M.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Experimental Psychology
Tae Kwak, Ph.D., Associate Professor of History
Rebecca Leung, B.A., M.S., Assistant Professor of Communication Arts/Journalism
Huiping Li, M.B.A., Ph.D., Professor of International Business
Thomas Owen, Ph.D, Associate Professor of Chemistry
Cristina Perez, Ph.D. RN, Assistant Professor of Nursing
Bernard Roy, M.Phil.,Ph.D., Associate Professor of Philosophy, Advisory Board Chair
Mihaela Serban, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Law and Society
Provost Scholarship Committee
Members:
Chair –TBA
In charge of selecting students for various scholarships
Members selected by Joan Capizzi
Current members include Paul Reck, Stacie Taranto and John McTighe
Teaching, Learning, and Technology Roundtable (TLTR)
Charge:
This is campus-wide round table. The TLTR echoes the mission of the TLT Group, which is to seek “to motivate and enable” campus constituents and individuals “to improve teaching and learning with technology, while helping them to cope with continual change
Members:
Representatives from administration, faculty, professional, and technology support staff–each unit has a member:
TLTR Committee Members
Michael Bitz
Chair
Phone: (201) 684-7369
E-mail: mbitz@ramapo.edu
Rebecca Leung
Grants Sub-committee Chair
Phone: (201) 684-7261
E-mail: rleung1@ramapo.edu
- Diane Andronaco (Nursing)
- Michael Bitz (IDC)
- John Bragg (IDC)
- Jacqueline Braun (SSHS)
- Pat Chang (Administration)
- Ray Fallon (IDC)
- Benjamin Fine (New Faculty Rep)
- Robert Josic (Communications)
- Seung-Sup Kim (TAS)
- Changhee Lee (ASB)
- Rebecca Leung (CA)
- Missy Long (OSS)
- John McTighe (New Faculty Rep)
- Eileen Quaglino (Cahill Center)
- Jefferson Sampson (ITS)
- George Tabback (ITS)
- Stacie Taranto (SSHGS)
- Joan Richards (Nursing)
- Hilary Westgate (Library)
- Trish Williams (IDC)
Deans' Council
Charge:
The Deans’ Council is composed of Deans from each of the schools and meets twice monthly to discuss current issues in academic affairs.
Members:
Dean Edward Petkus – Anisfield School of Business
Dean Steven Perry – School of Contemporary Arts
Interim Dean – Susan Hangen –Salameno School of Humanities and Global Studies
Dean Aaron Lorenz –School of Social Science and Human Services
Dean Edward Saiff – School of Theoretical and Applied Science
Dean Elizabeth Siecke – George T. Potter Library
Graduate Council
Charge:
The Graduate Council formulates and institutes standards and regulations affecting graduate curricula. The Graduate Council is composed of the six Deans, the Vice Provost, AVP for Enrollment Management, Registrar, graduate program Directors, and representatives from ARC and Faculty Assembly. It meets monthly to discuss matters pertaining to the graduate programs.
Members:
Kathy Burke
Ed Petkus
Brian Chinni
Eric Daffron
Michele Dunn
Julie Good
Steve Rice
Steven Perry
Emma Rainforth
Chris Romano
Aaron Lorenz
Rich Russo
Edward Saiff
Liz Siecke
Tim Landers
Ashwani Vasishth
Anthony Dovi
Tae Kwak
Julie Norflus-Good
Rexton Lynn
AnnMarie Moreno
Stephen Anderson
Constance Crawford
Provost’s Council
Charge:
The Provost’s Council is made up of campus wide representatives plus faculty representatives from all units with the charge to discuss academic policies.
Provost’s Council Members 2016-17
Office of the Provost:
Beth E Barnett bbarnett@ramapo.edu
Emily Williams ewillia3@ramapo.edu
Clare Naporano cnaporan@ramapo.edu
Dorothy Echols Tobe dechols@ramapo.edu
Gurvinder Khaneja gkhaneja@ramapo.edu
Michele Dunn mdunn@ramapo.edu
Deans:
Liz Siecke esiecke@ramapo.edu
Ed Petkus epetkus@ramapo.edu
Steve Perry sperry@ramapo.edu
Susan Hangen shangen@ramapo.edu
Edward Saiff esaiff@ramapo.edu
Aaron Lorenz alorenz@ramapo.edu
Enrollment Management/Student Affairs:
Christopher Romano cromano@ramapo.edu
Melissa van Der Wall mvanderw@ramapo.edu
ITS:
George Tabback gtabback@ramapo.edu
Faculty:
Tae Kwak tkwak@ramapo.edu
Stephen Anderson standers@ramapo.edu
Roark Atkinson atkinson@ramapo.edu
Emily Abbey eabbey@ramapo.edu
Rachel Budin rbudin@ramapo.edu
Malavika Sundararajan msundara@ramapo.edu
Graduate Programs:
Brian Chinni bchinni@ramapo.edu
Degree Completion Programs:
Trish Laprey plaprey@ramapo.edu
Student Representatives:
Alec Weissman – SGA Secretary aweissma@ramapo.edu
Individual School Committees
The Anisfield School of Business
All-College Committee Representatives
Academic Review Committee
George Gonpu (replace F18)
Faculty Assembly Executive Council
Kathy Zeno – ( appointed F 16)
Gladys Torres-Baumgarten (at large; appointed F16)
All-College Promotions
Ray Rigoli (replace F18)
All-College Sabbatical
Tammi Redd (appointed F17 replace F19)
All-College Tenure
Kathy Yeaton (appointed F 17 replace F 19)
All-College Faculty Development Funding
Sridevi Shivarajan(appointed F17 replace F19)
All-College Career Development
Rikki Abzug (appointed Sp15 replace Sp17)
All-College President’s Advisory Council
Jim Woodley, Alex Vengerov
College Wide Assessment Committee (CWAC)
Gladys Torres-Baumgarten
Full Professor Forum and Steering Committee
Susan Eisner, Co-Chair
Rikki Abzug
Study Abroad
Yuan Gao
International Education
Sridevi Shivarajan
- *Faculty Representatives for All-College committees are elected by the Unit Council
Diversity Action Committee
Malavika Sundararajan
Kathy Zeno
College Disciplinary Review Board
Alex Olbrecht
CIPL Program Review Committee
Kathy Zeno
ASB Unit Committees
Reappointment /Tenure – 2 Year Term
Tim Haase
Jason Hecht
Sridevi Shivarajan
Mark Skowronski, chair
Gladys Torres-Baumgarten
(appointed F16 replace F18)
(appointed F17 replace F19)
(appointed F17 replace F19)
(appointed F17 replace F19)
(appointed F17 replace F19)
*Faculty are elected by the Unit Council
Promotion/Career Development Committee – 2 Yr Term
Juan Cabrera
Christina Chung
Mary Ellen Harvey
Huiping Li, chair
Xiaoyu Wu
(appointed F17 replace F19)
(appointed F16 replace F18)
(appointed F16 replace F18)
(appointed F17 replace F19)
(appointed F17 replace F19)
*Members are elected by the Unit Council
Research Planning and Review Committee
Faculty Research Co-Coordinators: Constance Crawford and Alex Olbrecht
Faculty Research Seminar Co-Coordinators: Tammi Redd and Sridevi Shivarajan
Eric Haye
Rick Nunez
Gladys Torres-Baumgarten
Alex Vengerov
Nikhil Varma
Kathy Zeno
*Members are elected by the Unit Council
School Assessment Committee
Karen Norton
Desislava Budeva, Marketing
Yongbum Kim, Accounting
Changhee Lee, Accounting
Gladys Torres-Baumgarten, International Business, chair
Juan Cabrera, Finance
Stephen Larson, Finance
Tammi Redd, Management
George Gonpu, Economics
*Members are elected by the Unit Council
School Curriculum Management Committee
Rikki Abzug
Tim Burns
Connie Crawford
Jason Hecht
Teresa Hutchins
Ed Petkus
Gladys Torres-Baumgarten
Quality Steering Committee
Rikki Abzug
Tim Burns
Constance Crawford
Susan Eisner
William Frech
Eric Haye
Jason Hecht
Huiping Li
Ed Petkus
Ray Rigoli
Murray Sabrin
Cherie Sherman
*Comprised of all ASB full-time faculty members
Academic Appeals Committee
Juan Cabrera
Romulo Magnaye
Xiaoyu Wu
Merle Scordo (Admissions)
Michelle Johnson (Advisement)
Scholarship Committee
Gladys Torres-Baumgarten
Desislava Budeva
Juan Cabrera
Huiping Li
Cherie Sherman
Anita Stellenwerf
Jim Woodley
Xiaoyu Wu
Institutional Review Board (IRB)
Rikki Abzug
Desi Budeva
Yongbum Kim
Romulo Magnaye
Christina Chung
ASB New Faculty Mentoring Program
Susan Eisner, chair
Academic Advising Council
Christina Chung
Mark Skowronski
ASB Advisor to All-College Honors Program
Bill Frech
Writing Across the Curriculum Committee (WAC)
Stephen Larson
The School of Contemporary Arts
All-College Committee Representatives
ARC – Meredith Davis
FAEC – Renata Gangemi (2016-2018)
International Education Committee – Neel Scott & Andy Hadel
PAC (President’s Advisory Council) – Ben Neill & Gilad Cohen
Sabbatical – Warner Wada
Study Abroad Committee – Ann LePore
Tenure – Pat Keeton
TFOL-Online Learning – Peter Campbell
TLTR – Rebecca Leung
WAC (Writing Across the Curriculum) – Rebecca Leung
*Faculty Representatives for All-College committees are elected by the Unit Council
CA Unit Committees
Curriculum Committee:
Yolanda del Amo
Jonathan Lipkin
Terra Vandergaw/Maria Vail (Alternate)
Mack Brandon
Contract Major Committee:
Ben Neill
Ruma Sen
Peter Campbell
End of the Year Events Committee:
Maria Vail
Mack Brandon
Sarah Stackhouse
Tobin Addington
Warner Wada
Tenure and 4th & 5th Year Reappointment:
Renata Gangemi (Chair)
Edna Negron
Yolanda del Amo
Ben Neill
2nd & 3rd Year Reappointment:
Mack Brandon (Chair)
Kelly Dolak
Ann Le Pore
Maria Vail
Faculty Development Funding
Mack Brandon
Beba Shamash
Sarah Stackhouse
Promotion
Beba Shamash (Chair)
Warner Wada (All-College Rep)
Ben Neill
Regina Clark
The Salameno School of Humanities and Global Studies
All-College Committee Representatives
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Unit Committees
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| Assessment | Mike Unger(Chair) |
| Patricia Ard | |
| Stacie Taranto | |
| John Grombeck-Tedesco | |
| Paula Straile-Costa | |
| Career Development Committee | Rosetta D’Angelo (Chair) |
| Niza Fabre | |
| Patricia Ard | |
| Iradia Lopez | |
| Pinar Kayaalp | |
| Center for British Studies Committee | Patricia Ard (Chair) |
| Todd Barnes | |
| Yvette Kisor | |
| Roark Atkinson | |
| Faculty Dev Funding | Bernard Roy |
| David Colman (Chair) | |
| Film Series | Val Flenga (Chair) |
| Natalia Santamaria-Laorden | |
| Karl Johnson | |
| Liasons to Cahill Center | Hassan Nejad |
| Michael Riff | |
| Monika Giacoppe | |
| Newsletter | Patricia Ard (Chair) |
| Hugh Sheehy | |
| Mike Fluhr | |
| Cathy Hajo | |
| OSS Faculty Advisement Committee | Ira Spar |
| Personnel | Lisa Cassidy (Chair) |
| Mike Unger | |
| Peter Scheckner | |
| Recruitment & Adv Committee | Ed Shannon (Chair) |
| Pinar Kayaalp | |
| Lisa Cassidy | |
| Rosetta D’Angelo | |
| David Colman | |
| Honor Society Advisors | Tae Kwak & John Gronbeck-Tedesco (Phi Alpha Theta) |
| Erick Castellanos (Sigma Iota Ro) | |
| Paula Straile-Costa (Sigma Delta Pi) | |
| Lisa Williams (Sigma Tau Delta) |
The School of Social Sciences and Human Services
All-College Committee Representatives
Academic Integrity Board – Joe Cataliotti
Academic Advisory Committee – John McTighe, Anne DeGroot
AFT Faculty Executive Council – Martha Ecker (President, AFT Local 2274)
AFT Scholarship Committee- Kim Lorber
AFT SSHS Representative – Lysandra Perez-Strumolo
Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Program – Stephanie Sarabia
American Democracy Project – Emily Abbey
|Assessment Committee – Shaziela Ishak
Assessment of Interdisciplinary Analysis Conducted by GECCo – Julie Norflus-Good
Bischoff Award Committee – Donna Crawley, Maya Poran
BMAD –
Career Development – Tilahun Sineshaw
Carnegie Classification Application Taskforce- Kristin Kenneavy, Eileen Klein
CIPL – Kathleen RayConnect Advisory Board Committee – Eileen Klein
Critical Reading and Writing Committee – Frances Shapiro-Skrobe
Curriculum for International LLC Subcommittee – Anne De Groot
CASP – Joe Cataliotti
Disciplinary Review Committee – Kim Lorber, Eileen Klein, Mia Serban
Diversity Action Committee – Leah Warner, Naseem Choudhury, Paul Reck
Donate Life Club – Mia Serban
EdTPA- Anne DeGroot
Emergency Preparedness Committee – Kim Lorber
EOF Mentoring Program – Peter Heinze, Donna Crawley, Eileen Klein, Naseem Choudhury
Faculty Assembly Executive Council – Kim Lorber, Eva Ogens
Faculty Development – Lysandra Perez-Strumolo, Brian Chinni, Paul Reck
FRC Advisory Board – Nick Salter, Mihaela Serban, Kristin Kenneavy
FYE Committee – Aaron Lorenz
FYS Board – Aaron Lorenz
FYS Seminar Book Committee – Christian Reich
GECCo – Ashwani Vasishth, Nick Salter, Leah Warner
GEIT – Leah Warner, faculty representative
Graduate Council – Julie Norflus-Good, Brian Chinni, Rich Russo
Graduate Studies Committee – Julie Norflus-Good
Honors Advisory Board – Mia Serban
Honor Soceity Advisory Board – Seon-Mi Kim
India Study Abroad Program – Ashwani Vasishth, Sangha Padhy
Institutional Review Board – Donna Crawley, Naseem Choudhury, Shaziela Ishak, Christian Reich, Leah Warner, Maya Poran Ellen Kaiden, Nick Salter, Leah Warner, Lysandra Perez-Strumolo, Kristin Kenneavy, Joe Cataliotti
Instructional Design Center – Michael Bitz
International Education Committee – John McTighe, Anne De Groot, Eileen Klein,
International Risk Assessment Committee –
IACUC – Joe Cataliotti
Judicial Board – Mia Serban
Kaplan Test Preparedness Committee – Mia Serban
LLC Committee – Julie Norflus-Good
Minority Faculty and Staff Association – Naseem Choudhury, Leah Warner, Sangha Padhy, Ashwani Vasishth, Virginia Gonsalves-Domond, Paul Reck
OSS Advisory Board – Eileen Klein, Frances Shapiro-Skrobe, Julie Norflus-Good, Anne De Groot, Kim Lorber, Peter Heinze, Ellen Kaiden
President, AFT Local 2274 – Martha Ecker
President’s Committee on Campus Sustainability – Ashwani Vasishth, Sangha Padhy
Professional Development Bucket Committee – Stephanie Sarabia
Promotions Committee – Mia Serban
Provost Scholarship Committee – John McTighe, Paul Reck
Retention and Recruitment Subcommittee (DAC) – Naseem Choudhury
Sabbatical Committee – Kim Lorber
Scholars’ Day – Seon-Mi Kim
Schomburg Visiting Scholar Fund Committee –
Space Management and Allocations Advisory Committee – Naseem Choudhury
Spring Convocation Committee (DAC) – Naseem Choudhury
SSHS representative to Strategic Planning Task Force –
Study Abroad Committee – Frances Shapiro-Skrobe
Tenure Committee – Emily Abbey
Theta Nu Xi – Mihaela Serban
Title IX Committee – Leah Warner, Kristin Kenneavy, Mia Serban
TLTR Committee – Jackie Braun
Veteran Student Association – Kathleen Ray
Women’s Basketball Team – Kathleen Ray
Writing Across the Curriculum – Frances Shapiro-Skrobe
SSHS Unit Committees
Alumni Advisory Board – John McTighe
Career Development Committee – Tilahun Sineshaw
Cognitive Development Lab – Shaziela Ishak
Committee for Drug Abuse Conference – Eva Ogens
Curriculum Committee – Eileen Klein
Golden Key Honor Society – Melody Hyppolite
Library Committee –
Memorandum of Agreement Committee – Frances Shapiro-Skrobe, Ellen Kaiden
Mentoring Committee – Emily Abbey, Maya Poran
MSW Admissions, Accreditation, and Assessment committee – John McTighe
Phi Alpha Honor Society Advisor – John McTighe
Promotions Committee – Erin Augis, Sangha Padhy, Eileen Klein
Provosts Council Committee- Emily Abbey
Psychology Awards Committee-Emily Abbey
Psychology Budget Committee- Emily Abbey, Naseem Choudhury, Joe Cataliotti
Psychology Curriculum Committee – Maya Poran
Psychology Fieldwork Committee – Mary Starke
Psychology Symposium Planning Committee – Shaziela Ishak, Jackie Braun, Joe Cataliotti, Leah Warner
Ramapo Readers – Kim Lorber, Anne DeGroot, Julie Norflus-Good, Fran Shapiro-Skrobe
Roundtable Committee –
Social Work Admissions Committee – Stephanie Sarabia
STEM Planning Committee – Michael Bitz
TE Curriculum Review Committee – Michael Bitz, Frances Shapiro-Skrobe, Anne DeGroot, Ellen Kaiden, Julie Norflus-Good
TE Literacy Minor Committee – Frances Shapiro-Skrobe, Ellen Kaiden, Anne DeGroot
TE STEM Committee – Eva Ogens
TE Students Award Committee – Frances Shapiro-Skrobe
Unit Assessment Committee – Leah Warner, Shaziela Ishak, Leah Warner, Kristin Kenneavy, Eva Ogens, Melody Hyppolite
Unit Life Committee –
3rd/4th Year UPC – Stephanie Sarabia, Jackie Braun
5th/Tenure UPC – Michael Bitz, Mia Serban, Erin Augis
Unit Webmaster – Mia Serban
The School of Theoretical and Applied Science
All-College Committee Representatives
TAS Unit Committees
(All committee members & unit representatives are approved by the TAS Unit Council)
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TAS Committees
Fall 2017-Spring 2018
Assessment (Curriculum) – Jay Carreon, Caroline Brisson, Yan Xu
Curriculum– Conveners of the majors
Promotions– Sarah Carberry, Julie Fitzgerald, Max Goldberg, Phil Anderson
Sabbatical– Julie Fitzgerald, Larry D’Antonio
Tenure, 4 th &; 5 th year reappointment-Donna Flynn, Andrea Centrella-Nigro, Daniela Buna, Jay Carreon, Rob Mentore, Julie Fitzgerald
2 nd & 3 rd year reappointment- Maisha Amen, J. Fitzgerald
ARC– Steve Anderson
Faculty Assembly Rep- Cristina Perez
WAC-Donna Flynn
Social – Ginny Bonnett, Sandra Suarez, Amanda Beecher, Donna Flynn
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