Elected Members of the Faculty Governance Committee, AY 24
| Representing | Terms ending 2024 | Terms ending 2025 | Terms ending 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| College of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences, and Education (2 reps; 3 year term) | Bob Hines (PSYCH) | ||
| College of Business, Health, and Human Services (2 reps; 3 year term) | Crystal Rose (NURS) | Jenny Bridges (NURS) | |
| Donaghey College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (2 reps; 3 year term) | Qingfang He (BIOL)
Ningning Wu (INFS) |
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| Carol Macheak | |||
| Bowen Law School (1 rep; 3 year term) | Rob Steinbuch (Fall 2023) | ||
| Faculty Senate (1 rep; 3 year term) | Vacant |
Ex-Officio or Selected Members:
- Executive Committee (1 rep):
- Past President: Rosalie Cheatham, Ed Anson, Andrew Wright
Past Membership of the Faculty Governance Committee
Work Flow of the Committee
Flow-chart for Committee Workflow
When an academic unit has approved a governance document change, it should deliver that document to the Provost’s office for logging. Progress can be tracked according to the following table. From Article IV of the UALR Constitution, “The governance document shall be submitted for review first to the dean, then simultaneously to the Vice Chancellor and Provost and to the Faculty Governance Committee, and finally to the Chancellor for approval. The review of governance documents must occur during the regular nine-month academic year. Each review shall be accomplished within 30 calendar days and comments from the reviewers shall accompany the document as it is forwarded throughout the review and approval process. Upon the agreement of the dean, provost, and two representatives of the faculty governance committee, the review time may be extended to ninety days.”
The Provost’s Office maintains a check-list for departmental governance documents.
The Provost’s Office maintains a list of approved governance documents.
The Faculty Governance Committee has developed an implementation process for the Constitutional requirements to improve tracking through the system. 8-25-2014 [PDF].
Departments that do not have an approved governance document are required to operate under the Generic Departmental Governance document, until such a time as they gain approval.
Colleges that do not have an approved governance document are required to operate under the Generic College Governance document, until such a time as they gain approval.