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2 Presentation Overview Faculty Senate Report Dr. Stephen Meinhold Faculty Senate President Academic Affairs Updates Dr. Marilyn Sheerer, Provost Leadership Introductions and Search Updates Notables Across Campus Academic Programs in Development Grants Updates High Impact Practices Return on Investment Dr. Paul Townend, AVC and Dean of Undergraduate Studies Dr. Kara Inman, Director of Education Abroad Dr. Nathan Grove, Associate Professor and Assistant Director of CSURF Mr. Thom Rakes, Director of the Career Center

3 Faculty Senate Report Faculty Senate President Dr. Stephen Meinhold

4 Provost s Report Dr. Marilyn Sheerer Leadership & Search Updates Notables Across Campus Academic Program Development Grants Update

5 Leadership Introductions Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs Mr. Miles Lackey Assistant Vice Chancellor for Human Resources Ms. Elaine Doell

6 Search Updates University Librarian Honors College Director Associate Vice Chancellor for Distance Education

7 Notables: COLLEGE of ARTS & SCIENCES Creative Writing Ecotone and Lookout Books will receive and ArtWorks grant as part $25M from NEA ArtWorks supports only projects that meet the highest standards of excellence. Data Science SAS Super FREQS! Four first-year MS Data Science students made up UNCW s team one of eight selected for the SAS Global Forum Student Symposium this month in Denver. World Languages and Cultures Dr. Ashlee Balena was awarded the 2017 Blackboard Exemplary Course Program Award for using their product to enhance teaching and improve the student experience.

8 Notables: COLLEGE of ARTS & SCIENCES WSRC-YWCA Women of Achievement Bonnie Monteleone and Julie-Ann Scott-Pollock were recognized for their commitment to conservation and education. Sociology/Criminology Jean-Anne Sutherland was guest on WHQR s Coastline program on Gender Roles and Barriers to Career Advancement for Women. International Studies Jasmine Ceron was awarded and accepted a Critical Language Scholarship to study Arabic in Oman this is a first-ever for CAS and UNCW. Communication Studies Dr. Bill Bolduc and two former students received an Award of Excellence in the BEA Festival of Media Arts the premiere venue for such awards.

9 Notables: COLLEGE of HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES Health & Human Services Week 1,500+ enjoyed 30 free events ranging from an intergenerational walk and yoga to lectures on digital health and longevity to raise community awareness. School of Health & Applied Human Sciences Dr. Sabrina Cherry has been accepted into the 2018 Center for Health Equity (CHER) Institute at California State University, Long Beach. PAL Partnership with Wilmington Police Police Activities League partners Wilmington Police with CHHS for annual Cross-City Championship in Trask Coliseum.

10 Notables: WATSON COLLEGE of EDUCATION Education Leadership $40K CAA grant opens collaboration with colleagues at Elon, Drexel, and College of Charleston to better understand student athletes opportunities for HIPs ACPA Advocate Award Dr. Symphony Oxendine received this impressive award that recognizes significant commitment to social justice. DC Virgo Lab School Agreement Approved NHCS Board of Education unanimously approved DC Virgo as UNCW s collaborative partner in the laboratory school initiative.

11 Notables: CAMERON SCHOOL of BUSINESS SWAIN Center Successfully added third module in the Data Analytics professional development program. This is a collaborative effort with CAS/CSB and Grad School. Accountancy & Business Law Collaborative paper by Drs. Mautz, Lee and Fiedler was accepted by Internal Audit titled Beyond Bitcoins: What Auditors need to Know about Blockchains. Marketing Recently created the center for Sales Excellence & Customer Delight.

12 Notables: OFFICE of ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Honors College Student magazine Second Story Journal received first place in th NC College Media Association Conference. QENO Grant Ms. Natasha Davis was awarded a $225,000 threeyear grant for NPO Capacity Building from Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina Foundation. Office of Community Engagement One of three new programs for county government agencies launched by Continuing and Professional Education is a twoyear Leadership Academy for Cumberland Co.

13 Academic Program Development Program Request to Plan Appendix A Request to Implement Appendix C Current Status BA in Interdisciplinary Studies Submitted to UNC-SO 6/30/2017. Approved by UNC-SO 8/16/2017. Appendix C submitted to UNC-SO on 3/2/2018. Pending UNC-SO review. MA in Integrated Marketing Communication Submitted to UNC-SO 2/2/2018. Approved by UNC-SO 3/6/2018. Appendix C under development at UNCW. BSE in Coastal Engineering Submitted to UNC-SO 9/12/2017. Approved by UNC-SO on 10/12/2017. Appendix C submitted to UNC-SO on 3/5/2018. Pending UNC-SO review. MS in Healthcare Administration Submitted to UNC-SO 11/8/17. Approved by UNC-SO 1/2/17. Appendix C under development at UNCW. Updated: March 2018

14 CHHS 2% Grants and Contracts Update FY rd Quarter Awards by College/School (Jan-Mar 2018) Grad School 3% CSB 1% Grants & Contracts Awarded: $ 2,149,720 AA/Arts/UGS 1% Engagement 11% CAS CHHS CSB Grad School AA/Arts/UGS Engagement CAS 82% (16% CMS)

15 High Impact Practices Return on Investment AVC & Dean of Undergraduate Studies Dr. Paul Townend Director of Education Abroad Dr. Kara Inman Associate Professor & Associate Director of CSURF/Center for the Support of Undergraduate Research and Fellowships Dr. Nathan Grove Director of Career Center Mr. Thom Rakes

16 Thank You!