ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Responsibilities: Serving at the pleasure of the Executive Vice President and Provost, the Academic and Administrative Advisory Committee is responsible for advising Institutional Effectiveness on policies, procedures, and practices to promote continuous improvement at all Sul Ross State University campuses. These responsibilities include, but are not limited to, annual review of assessment reports, implementation of the Innovation Grants, assistance with accreditation, and promoting a university-wide culture for assessment.
Primary Responsibility Area: All Sul Ross State University Campuses
Term: NA, membership is continuous and mutually agreed upon by members and the Executive Vice President and Provost.
Membership for 2018-2019 (standing committee status achieved in October 2018):
April Aultman Becker, Dean of Library & Information Technologies, QEP Coordinator
Sandy Bogus, Instructional Designer/Main Alien Office of Information Technology
Carol Fairlie, Professor of Art
Jim Hector, Associate Professor of Physical Education and Chair
Ken Laviers, Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Thomas Matula, Associate Professor of Business Administration
Jennifer Miller, Assistant Professor of Education
Libby Newman, Director for Institutional Effectiveness
Michael Ortiz, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Faculty Senate President
Laura Payne, Professor of English and Chair
Jeanne Qvarnstrom, Assistant Vice President for Institutional Effectiveness & Associate Professor Education
Delia Ramirez, RGC Business Services Director
Sally Roche, Professor of English, Faculty Liaison for Institutional Effectiveness
Tanya Romero, Banner Finance Coordinator
Jan Rueb, Director of Career Services & Testing
Kathy Stein, Director of ACE and Associate Professor of English Academic Center for Excellence, Faculty Assembly President
Barbara Tucker, Associate Professor Education and Chair
Bonnie Warnock, Dean of Agriculture & Natural Resource Sciences and Professor of Range Management
Wesley Wynne, Professor of Psychology