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Faculty Committee on Educational Technology
Charge
The Faculty Committee on Educational Technology was formed in the fall of 2001.
The Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education and the Associate Vice Chancellor for Information Technology charge the FCET to:
- Create a continuing and evolving campus-wide vision and implementation plan for IT in undergraduate instruction
- Make recommendations to the Information Technology Planning Board (ITPB) on key IT infrastructure initiatives that impact undergraduate instruction
- Advise the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education and the Deans on matters related to IT in undergraduate instruction
- Provide guidance to the ITPB on all campus-wide matters related to IT in undergraduate instruction
- Evaluate effectiveness of instructional IT services and develop strategies to support continuous improvement
- Develop strategies to enable collaborative proposals in response to external funding opportunities
- Recognize and celebrate the achievements of faculty in enriching undergraduate education using information technology through the Copenhaver Award
Membership
The Faculty Committee on Educational Technology consists of faculty representatives from each of the four divisions of the College and Schools that provide undergraduate instruction, one Assistant Dean, one computing Director, and the Associate Director, Instructional Technology at the Office of Instructional Development.
The members for 2009-2010 are:
Katsushi Arisaka (Physics and Astronomy)
Julie Austin, (HSSEAS Computing)
Robert Boyd (Anthropology)
William Grisham (Psychology - Behavioral Neuroscience)
Reem Hanna-Harwell (Division of Humanities)
Kimberly Jansma (French & Francophone Studies)
Michelle Lew (Office of Instructional Development)
Robin Liggett (Architecture and Urban Design/Planning), Chair
Larry Loeher (Office of Instructional Development)
John Mamer (Policy, Anderson School of Management)
Debra Pires (Life Sciences Core Curriculum)
James Schultz (Germanic Languages)
David Smallberg (Computer Science, HSSEAS)
Lisa Snyder (Office of Information Technology)
Francis F. Steen (Speech & Communication Studies)
Ray Walker (Institute of Physics and Planetary Physics)
The past members for 2001-2009 are:
Jackson Beatty, Psychology, 2001 – 2006
Troy Carter, Physics & Astronomy, 2006-2009
Michael Curry, Geography, 2001 – 2006
Jan de Leeuw, Statistics, 2001- 2002
Rebecca Emigh, Sociology, 2001-2002
Mario Gerla, Computer Science, 2002-2007
Rob Gould, Statistics, 2002-2007
Tim Groeling, Speech & Communication Studies, 2005-2008
Lianna Johnson, Life Sciences Core Curriculum, 2006-2009
Bill Kaiser, Electrical Engineering, 2005-2006
Patricia Keating, Linguistics, 2004-2008
Roger Kendall, Ethnomusicology, 2002-2007
Marc Mayerson, Division of Social Sciences, 2001-2007
Warren Mori, Physics and Astronomy, 2001 – 2006
Christopher Mott, English, 2004-2007
Steve Nelson, Art History, 2003 – 2004
Patricia Phelps, Physiological Sciences, 2002 – 2006
Russell Poldrack, Psychology, 2006-2009
Janice Reiff, History, 2006-2008
Vincent Riggs, School of Public Affairs Computing, 2006-2009
Ruth Sabean, Office of Information Technology, 2001-2007
Ali Sayed, Electrical Engineering, 2002 – 2005
Russell Schuh, Linguistics, 2001 – 2003
Simons, Robert, Microbiology, 2001 – 2002
Timothy Tangerlini, Scandinavian Section, 2001 – 2004
John Tormey, Physiology, School of Medicine, 2006-2009
Joseph Vaughan, Humanities Computing, 2001 – 2006
Min Zhou, Sociology, 2002 - 2005
