CAST Fall MeetingAugust 16, 2007

Welcome to CAST Fall Meeting

Welcome and Introduction of Provost John Presley

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Dr. John PresleyProvost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

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Welcome

Associate DeansDeborah GentryAlan Lacy

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Welcome

Computer Support StaffKate PlantholtChris Andre James Hearn

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Welcome

Dean’s OfficeSuzie ZeiglerCindy Greskiwcz

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Welcome

Director of Development Joy Hutchcraft

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Welcome

Dr. Lori Woeste, Chairperson, CAST Council

Dr. Sandy Klitzing, Academic SenateDr. Frank Waterstraat , Academic

SenateDr. Randy Winter, Academic SenateDr. Robert Zant , Academic Senate

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CAST Leadership

Dr. Rob Rhykerd, Interim Chair, Agriculture

Dr. David Falcone, Interim Chair, Criminal Justice Sciences

Dr. Rick Boser, Chair, Technology

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New CAST Colleagues

FAMILY and CONSUMER SCIENCES Hae Jin Gam

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New CAST Colleagues

INFORMATION TECHNOLGY Youngning Tang Kyoungwon Suh

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New CAST Colleagues

KINESIOLOGY and RECREATION Kristen Bolton

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Tenure and Promotion to Associate Professor

Associate Professor Amy Hurd, School of Kinesiology and Recreation

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Promotions

Professor Jim Broadbear, Department of Health Sciences

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Promotions

Professor Dan Wilson, Department of Technology

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Dr. George Byrns, HSCCAST Outstanding Teacher of the Year 2006-2007

“The Use of Case Studies & Clickers to Enhance Student Engagement”

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CAST-A Look Ahead

Turner renovation & relocationWellness Center planning &

constructionFacility management issuesBalance instructional capacity with

enrollments

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CAST-A Look Ahead

Increase external fundingBuild an inventory of summer

courses and expand TEALReach out to Alumni and engage

themBuild College Recapitalization

PartnershipsEngage College in strategic planning

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At 211 degrees Fahrenheit, water is hot.

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At 212 degrees, it boils.

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And with boiling water, comes steam.

And steam can power a locomotive.

Seemingly small things can make a big difference.

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Best of luck to each of you this

year!

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