Mission: The faculty development committee facilitates, advocates, and provides opportunities and resources for faculty enrichment across the university.
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FDC Meetings
Meetings, as needed, may be called by a chair of the FDC or the director of faculty enrichment, as appropriate to the purpose of the meeting.
| Mark McCallon |
Co-Chair, The Library |
| George Saltsman |
Co-Chair, The Adams Center |
|
Brian Cavitt |
College of Arts and Sciences |
|
Mike Wiggins |
College of Arts and Sciences |
|
Jeff Wherry |
College of Arts and Sciences |
| Sheila Jones |
College of Education and Human Services |
|
Tim Sensing |
College of Biblical Studies |
|
Curtis Clements |
College of Business Administration |
The FDC ideally consists of 8 members:
The Director of Faculty Enrichment co-chairs the faculty development committee. This co-chair from the Adams Center votes only to break a tie.
Responsibilities
Members are advocates for faculty enrichment university-wide, generating participation and interest among the faculty they represent. They should be full-time tenured faculty holding rank of assistant or higher.
Selection
Chairs recommend to deans two names for each position in their college. Deans confer with the Provost on appointments.
Term of Office
The term of office is three years.
Responsibilities
FDC Member Profile
The faculty development committee is comprised of faculty who are recognized by colleagues as outstanding teachers and scholars; innovative in the classroom and effective in producing learning; current in their own disciplines and broadly knowledgeable of other disciplines; creative thinkers and resourceful problem solvers; diplomatic and maintaining good rapport with faculty university-wide; influential leaders, instrumental in involving others and affecting change in pursuit of excellence.
