Rules for the Election
Thomas AndrewsDepartment: Economics and Finance Through my service on Faculty Senate, I have gained a greater appreciation of the importance of CAPC to the university. I believe I can make a valuable contribution to the discussion of curricular and policy issues and am looking forward to the opportunity to serve. Jay BerkowitzDepartment: Theatre and Dance R. Lorraine BernotskyDepartment: Political Science I have been a member of CAPC for the past several years serving on the Diverse Communities subcommittee, the General Education Committee and CAPC Executive Committee. I currently serve on the Executive Committee as CAPC Chair. I have appreciated the opportunity to work closely with issues related to curriculum and academic policies and I would welcome the opportunity to continue to serve as a member of CAPC. David BoltonDepartment: Department: Professional and Secondary Education Through my participation in university activites, I have developed relationships with members of departments across the University that will allow me to work well with members of the University community and will benefit the School of Education. As a member of the Professional and Secondary Education Department I am particularly concerned about the work that CAPC does since they have a profound effect upon my department as well as the School of Education in general. Susan GansDepartment: Psychology I've served one term as an at-large representative on CAPC (undergraduate curriculum and general education subcommittees) and I currently chair my department's undergraduate curriculum committee. Much of my service on this campus has been devoted to undergraduate curricular issues, and I would like the opportunity to continue to contribute. Judith GreenamyerDepartment: Biology I would like to continue to represent the faculty on CAPC. As a former department chair, current assistant chair, and former member of several university search committees, I believe that I can continue to supply a broad background and understanding of many curricular and policy issues. Lisa A. KirschenbaumDepartment: History I have been a member of CAPC for several years. I currently serve on the Program Review committee, which has begun the process of reviewing general education courses. I look forward to continuing this work and remaining involved in CAPC's debates on curriculum and academic policies. Rodney MaderDepartment: English Maintaining the richness and integrity of the curriculum is one of the most important jobs we can do as faculty. I have worked with people from many different disciplines in numerous campus-wide committees since coming to WCU in 1999. I have also served as an APSCUF Local Delegate and an Alternate State Delegate. If I were elected to CAPC, I would bring a collegial, ethical, and well-rounded perspective to my work on the curriculum. Catherine PrudhoeDepartment: Early Childhood and Special Education CAPC is a critical university committee and my first term has been a learning experience for me. I am seeking a second term on CAPC so that I may use what I have learned to represent the university faculty more effectively on curricular matters and policies. Judith D. RayDepartment: Kinesiology I would like to offer my services to the university community by working on the CAPC committee. I served a full term as proxy on this committee about 2 years ago and I would like to serve again. I appreciate the hours of hard work and dedication that goes into to making this academic committee work. I would hope that you would consider voting for in for this committee James TrotmanDepartment: English Jack WaberDepartment: Biology It is essential that the FACULTY keep control of the curriculum. I will work to ensure that CAPC remains the guardian of the academic enterprise. Cheer-sun YangDepartment: Computer Science WCU has long been an innovative institute in the south-eastern region of Pennsylvania due to the contributions of all hard-working faculty members and the state-of-the-art curriculua. If I am elected to be a CAPC At-large Representative, I strive to maintain the quality tradition with the synergy and enthusiasm to represent faculty at-large without limiting myself to any specific department. My major focuses will be: (1) To evaluate the course proposals based on the heritage of being a leading higher-education institution, (2) To maintain the quality of each proposal with the incentive to meet the requirements of training the work force for the 21st century, (3) To collaborate with all faculty to foster an innovative environment for all disciplines, and (4) To nurture the process of developing inter-disciplinary courses based of the principles illustrated in the Plan for Excellence. Thank you all and have a nice semester!! Created and copyrighted by Clifford Johnston, 2000-12 |