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<p style="margin-bottom:15px;">The Division Assistant Deans collaborate with other administrators to ensure the quality of courses taught at the Division. They assure adherence to all policies related to curricular planning, implementation, and evaluation and student admission, retention, progression, and graduation. They schedule courses at the respective Division in collaboration with the Associate Dean for Academic Programs | <p style="margin-bottom:15px;">The Division Assistant Deans collaborate with other administrators to ensure the quality of courses taught at the Division. They assure adherence to all policies related to curricular planning, implementation, and evaluation and student admission, retention, progression, and graduation. They schedule courses at the respective Division in collaboration with the Associate Dean for Academic Programs and Academic Program Directors as needed, and they work collaboratively with relevant others in implementing program delivery via distance learning technologies.</p> | ||
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<p style="margin-bottom:15px;">The Division Assistant Deans encourage and facilitate faculty career development and scholarly activity. They mentor faculty in their teaching, scholarship, and service activities. They work with the Associate Dean for Research to facilitate doctorally-prepared faculty’s research programs, and they encourage faculty’s scholarly productivity in the teaching and clinical practice missions as well. They are responsible for making the undergraduate teaching assignments of faculty and for considering equity in faculty's total workload. They collaborate with the Associate Dean for Academic Programs and appropriate Academic Program Directors in making assignments to graduate courses. They recruit faculty to the Division, recommend the appointment of new faculty to the Dean, and orient new faculty. The Division Assistant Deans annually evaluate faculty performance, holding faculty accountable for their responsibilities to their tripartite roles. They counsel faculty toward promotion and tenure, and make recommendations to the Dean for merit salary increases. They approve faculty travel for educational and presentation opportunities within budget and make recommendations to the Dean for faculty educational leave, sabbatical leave, and nominations for faculty awards and scholarships. In consultation with faculty and the Morehead Center for Nursing Practice, they facilitate contractual agreements for faculty practice, ensuring that practice arrangements are aligned with the mission and needs of the College and are budget-neutral.</p> | <p style="margin-bottom:15px;">The Division Assistant Deans encourage and facilitate faculty career development and scholarly activity. They mentor faculty in their teaching, scholarship, and service activities. They work with the Associate Dean for Research to facilitate doctorally-prepared faculty’s research programs, and they encourage faculty’s scholarly productivity in the teaching and clinical practice missions as well. They are responsible for making the undergraduate teaching assignments of faculty and for considering equity in faculty's total workload. They collaborate with the Associate Dean for Academic Programs and appropriate Academic Program Directors in making assignments to graduate courses. They recruit faculty to the Division, recommend the appointment of new faculty to the Dean, and orient new faculty. The Division Assistant Deans annually evaluate faculty performance, holding faculty accountable for their responsibilities to their tripartite roles. They counsel faculty toward promotion and tenure, and make recommendations to the Dean for merit salary increases. They approve faculty travel for educational and presentation opportunities within budget and make recommendations to the Dean for faculty educational leave, sabbatical leave, and nominations for faculty awards and scholarships. In consultation with faculty and the Morehead Center for Nursing Practice, they facilitate contractual agreements for faculty practice, ensuring that practice arrangements are aligned with the mission and needs of the College and are budget-neutral.</p> |