Part IV Provost’s Academic Administrators’ Seminar Series
Debra Walker King, Associate Provost, Faculty Development
Do not forget to register for and attend the fourth session in the Provost’s Academic Administrators’ Seminar Series. The series is designed to bring together department chairs, directors, associate deans and deans in discussions about academic administrative management at UF.
This session offers tips for unit and organizational managers interacting with faculty members in evaluative and unique situations. Topics include how to provide faculty career flexibility or address questions about this subject as well as how to manage faculty evaluations, appointments, promotions and non-renewals. Using scenarios designed specifically for this session, a panel of current and past deans, chairs, and directors will address questions and discuss how to manage awkward, unusual or difficult situations involving staff and faculty members.
Part IV: Academic Administrators and Faculty
January 16, 2008
9:00am-12:30pm
235 Rion Ballroom, Reitz Union
Facilitators:
Angel Kwolek-Folland, Interim Associate Provost, Academic Affairs;
Janet Malphurs, Assistant Director, Academic Personnel;
Debra Walker King, Associate Provost, Faculty Development
Panel of Chairs and Deans:
Steve Dorman, Dean, Health & Human Performance;
Teresa Dolan, Dean, Dentistry;
Willard Harrison, Dean Emeritus, Liberal Arts & Sciences;
Pamela Gilbert, Chair, Department of English;
Elaine Turner, Associate Dean, Agricultural & Life Sciences;
Tim White, Director, School of Forest Resources & Conservation
AGENDA
Coffee
Welcome and Introduction of Presenters, DW King
Speaker: Angel Kwolek-Folland, Interim Associate Provost
“Appointments, Evaluations, Promotions and Non-Renewing Faculty Members”
Break (10:00-10:10)
Speaker: Debra Walker King, Associate Provost
“Administrators’ Tips for Assisting Faculty Career Flexibility”
Brunch (10:40-session end)
Session Panel and Discussants: “Advice from Chairs and Deans”
Please direct questions, comments and suggestions for future seminars to Debra Walker King at dwking@aa.ufl.edu.
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