Dr. Paul Koch
Interim
Vice President of Academic Affairs
563/333-6211
KochPaulC@sau.edu
Judy
Gagne
Administrative Assistant
563/333-6212
GagneJudithM@sau.edu
The Vice President of Academic Affairs office oversees the areas of Undergraduate and Graduate Education, St. Ambrose Library, Information Technology, International Education and ACCEL.
The Academic Vice President’s Office also handles faculty contracts, promotion and tenure, coordination of accredited programs and academic program reviews.
Educational Policy Committee | Faculty Assembly | General Education | Faculty Development | Institutional Research
Promotion, Tenure, and Standards Committee deals with promotion, non re-appointments, re-appointments, granting of tenure, and all policy matters relating to professional standards and ethics. Reviews departmental structure and circumstances, but only as these relate to appointment, non-reappointment and re-appointment.
This form is completed by the P.T.S. Committee for non-tenured faculty and every five years for tenured faculty.
For additional information, please go to http://web.sau.edu/pts/committee/htm
Educational Policy Committee formulates, interprets, and coordinates curricular policy. Final recommendations and proposals to the committee are made through the dean of the appropriate college.
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Minutes
For additional information, please go to http://web.sau.edu/epc.htm
Academic Support Commitee
Academic Support Committee Website.htm
Faculty Assembly
2000-2001 Academic Year
2001-2002
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2002-2003
Academic Year
2003-2004 Academic Year
2004-2005 Academic Year
2006-2007 Academic Year
2007-2008 Academic Year
2008-2009 Academic Year
2009-2010 Academic Year
General Education
Faculty Development Committee
In Spring 2001, at the Provost’s request, the Deans appointed faculty to serve on a committee to develop this policy. Committee members are David O’Connell, John Delaney, Bill Hixon, Ken Colwell, and Hope Gardina (chair).
The committee studied policies from several universities, among them: Notre Dame, Marquette, Iowa State, Northern Iowa, Indiana, Northern Illinois, Western Michigan, Catholic University. AAUP guidelines were also consulted. An initial draft was provided to the University’s legal counsel. Consequently, the following draft includes clarification of the law with respect to copyright, patents, and trademarks.
The current draft will be presented to the faculty for review and comment.
Maintained by Judy Gagne, Provost's Office
518 W. Locust Street, Davenport IA 52803
GagneJudithM@sau.edu