Joye Gordon, Journalism &
Mass Communications, CHAIR (AY 08-09)
Briana Nelson Goff, Family Studies & Human Services (AY 08-09)
Marsha Frey, History (AY 09-10)
Wayne Goins, Music (AY 09-10)
Deborah Brosdahl, Apparel, Textiles, and Interior Design (AY 10-11)
Marci Maullar, Communications Studies, Theatre and Dance (AY 10-11)
Provides a highly visible platform for prominent visiting researchers and scholars, and distinguished public intellectuals. The committee solicits written proposals from departments or units. Preference will be given to cooperative proposals representing several departments or units and which involve matching funds. Reports to Provost.
For a current list of Honor Council and Staff members go to http://www.k-state.edu/honor/honorcouncil/mem.htm.
Sue Peterson, unclassified,
President's Office, CHAIR
Amy Button Renz, Alumni Association
John Truman, Computing and Technology Services, Classified Employee
(AY 10-11)
Martha Scott, Beach Museum of Art, Classified Employee (AY 10-11)
Melody LeHew, Apparel, Textiles, and Interior Design, Faculty Senate President
Fred Fairchild, Grain Science and Industry, Faculty Senate Past President
Betsy Cauble, Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work, Faculty Senate President Elect
Heidi Proehl, Student
Bethany Caldwell, Student
Erik Owen Schnack, Student
Danny Unruh, Student
John Grice, Student
One Student, TBA
To meet on a regular basis to share information about K-State. Reports to the President.
Ruth Dyer, Interim Provost, CHAIR
Fred Fairchild, Faculty Senate President 2008-2009
Pat Bosco, Vice President for Student Life/Dean of Student Life
Fred Cholick, Dean, College of Agriculture/Director KSRE
Kelli Cox, Director, Planning and Analysis
Brian Niehoff, Interim Associate Provost
Lori Goetsch, Dean, K-State Libraries
Rebecca Gould, Director of Information Technology Assistance Center
David Hartnett, University Distinguished Professor, Division of Biology
Dennis Kuhlman, Dean, College of Technology and Aviation
Dalton Henry, Student Body President 2009-2010
Bruce Shubert, Vice President for Administration and Finance
Frank Spikes, Faculty Senate President 2007-2008
Be Stoney, Associate Professor, Secondary Education
To review and update our existing university strategic plan. To review Progress made relative to each of the university's strategic planning themes, including noting the relative success in addressing the action items with each planning theme. To make necessary adjustments regarding the planning themes in context of university priorities, and update action items as appropriate relative to continuing or revising planning themes. Reports to the President, through the Provost.
Mike Haddock, Chair of Sciences
Department, University Libraries, CHAIR
Lori Goetsch, Dean, University Libraries
Will Baldwin, Associate Director of Information Technology, Department
of Communications
Lynn Carlin, University Libraries/Office
of the Provost
Ralph Richardson, Dean, College of Veterinary Medicine
Gary Leitnaker, Director, Division of Human Resources
Monty Nielsen, Registrar
Michael North, University Libraries, Faculty Senate Representative,
Chair of FSCOT 2007-08
Fran Willbrandt, Controller
David Rintoul, Division of Biology, Faculty Senate Representative
Larry Moeder, Director, Admissions
and Student Financial Assistance
Mark Hollingsworth, Department of Chemistry, Faculty Senate Representative
Bill Borth, College of Business Administration
Chihyung Ok, College of Human Ecology
Betsy Cauble, Department Head, Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work
Timothy Bower, College of Technology and Aviation, Faculty Senate Representative
Stephen Floyd, Student Senate
Representative (1 year term)
Cheryl Strecker, Senior Associate University Attorney (ex-officio/non-voting)
John Streeter, Director, Information Systems (ex-officio/non-voting)
Harvard Townsend, Chief Information Technology Architect (non-voting/Technology
Representative)
Fred Damkroger, Director, Computing
and Telecommunications Services (ex-officio/non-voting)
Al Cochran, Assistant Provost (ex-officio/non-voting)
To be announced, Office of the Vice Provost for Research/Graduate School
The IRMC was created to develop, review, revise and endorse information resource policies for the university community. Policy may be initiated by the council or considered from interim policies or drafts from various information technology units on campus. All policy related to information technology should be approved by the IRMC. Reports to the Vice Provost for Information Technology Services.
Chair to be elected annually from among committee members.
Gerry Snyder, Communications, Unclassified (AY 11-12)
J. Clare Nelson, Plant Pathology, Unclassified (AY 10-11)
Sabine Martin, Geology, Unclassified (AY 11-12)
Cherry Rosenberry, Facilities Custodial Services, Classified (AY 10-11)
Richard Brenner, Housing and Dining Services, Classified (AY 11-12)
Zack Pistora, Student Representative (AY 09-10)
Mark Savoy, Student Representative (AY 09-10)
Jim Hohenbary, College of Arts and Sciences, College-Level Administrator (AY 10-11)
Toynia Smith, Internal Audit, College-Level Administrator (AY 11-12)
John Woods, Director of Facilities Services
Cathie Lavis, Chair, Campus
Landscape Advisory Committee
Kelly Phillips, Director of Environmental Health and Safety
Lauren Palmer, Representative from the City of Manhattan
Monte Wedel, Representative from Riley County
Ben Champion, Director of Sustainability
Develops campus recycling policies for consideration by the central administration, discusses issues related to campus recycling and development of educational/promotional activities regarding recycling on the Manhattan Campus. Reports to the Vice President for Administration and Finance.
Lorne Render, Director of the Beach Museum of Art, CHAIR
Duane Noblett, Head of the Department of Art
Dennis Law, Dean of the College of Architecture, Planning and Design
Abe Fattaey, Interim Director of Facilities Planning
Charles Reagan, Associate to the President, Office of the President
Gary Hellebust, President and CEO of the KSU Foundation
Provides advice on the suitability of sculpture or other works of art and their proposed location on the Manhattan campus. Reports to the Vice President for Administration and Finance.
Kelli Cox, Office of the Provost Representative, CHAIR
Skyler Harper, Faculty Senate Representative (AY 09-10)
Tom Vontz , Faculty Senate Representative/Chair of FSCOUP (AY 09-10)
Lori Goetsch, Dean's Council Representative (AY 10-11)
Joe Meyers, Classified Senate Representative (AY 09-10)
Wayne Stoskopf, Student Body Representative (AY 09-10)
Jonathan Knight, Students for
Environmental Action Representative (AY 09-10)
Pat Bosco, Vice President for Student Life Representative (AY 09-10)
Ed Rice, Vice President for
Administration and Finance Representative (permanent member)
Jaclyn Anderson, Disability
Support Services Representative (permanent member)
Bob Condia, Project Review Co-Leader, Buildings (AY 11-12)
Barb Anderson, Project Review Co-Leader, Buildings (AY 11-12)
Greg Davis, Project Review Co-Leader, Open Space and Land Use (AY 11-12)
Bill Muir, Project Review
Co-Leader, Parking and Circulation, Member of Council on Parking Operations
(AY 09-10)
Gary Clark, Project Review Co-Leader, Utilities, Technology and Infrastructure
(AY 11-12)
Abe Fattaey, Facilities Planning Representative (permanent member)
Al Seely, Administrative Support
Advises the Vice President for Administration and Finance on the development, implementation, and continual updating of a Long Range Plan for the Physical Development of the Kansas State University campus and lands. Reports to the Vice President for Administration and Finance. (If the year of term end is not marked, then the person/job position of person is permanent committee member.)
Bill Muir, VP Institutional Advancement, unclassified, CHAIR (AY 09-10)
Charles Pearce, Journalism
and Mass Communication, unclassified (AY 10-11)
David Pacey, Mechanical and
Nuclear Engineering, unclassified (AY 09-10)
Rhonda Janke, Horticulture,
Forestry, and Recreation Resources, unclassified (AY 09-10)
Kathy Voecks, Speech Communication, Theatre and Dance, unclassified (AY10-11)
Ann Marie Treinen, Controller's Office, classified, SECRETARY (AY 09-10)
John Wolf, Animal Science & Industry, classified (AY 11-12)
Carolyn Elliott, Office of Student Life, classified (AY 10-11)
Wendy Michaels, Veterinary Medicine, classified (AY 11-12)
Amy Schultz, Student, VICE-CHAIR (AY 11-12)
Mark Andre, Student (AY 11-12)
Dalton Henry, Student (AY 11-12)
Kelli Cox, Chair, Campus Development Committee, ex-officio, voting
Derek Jackson, Housing &
Dining Services Representative, ex-officio, voting
Darwin Abbott, Director, Parking Services, ex-officio, voting
Tim Schrag, University Police Representative, ex-officio, voting
Brandon Harder, Chair, Campus Outreach Committee, ex-officio, voting
Sam Reyer, Chair of Parking Citation Appeals Board, ex-officio, non-voting
Gary Leitnaker, Assistant Vice President, Human Resources/Parking, non-voting
Advises the Vice President for Administration and Finance concerning policies governing (1) traffic patterns and circulation; (2) parking fees and parking accommodations for faculty, staff, students, visitors, and clientele; and (3) revisions to the parking and traffic regulations; and 4) future parking plans (garages, shuttle service, etc.). The Council may organize itself into subcommittees. It will meet in open meetings and submit advice, recommendations, and minutes to the Vice President for Administration and Finance.
Sam Reyer, HFRR, Classified, CO-CHAIR (AY 09-10)
Mary Bailey, Hale Library, Faculty/Unclassified (AY 10-11)
Pam Foster, Affirmative Action, Faculty/Unclassified (AY 11-12)
Yolanda Howard, Information Systems, Faculty/Unclassified (AY 11-12)
Tracy Ivy, Architecture, Classified (AY 11-12)
Mark Gruber, Student, CO-CHAIR (AY 11-12)
Kristin Campbell, Student (AY 11-12)
Amanda Harris, Student (AY 11-12)
Timothy Knox, Student (AY 11-12)
Erik Schnack, Student (AY 11-12)
Sarah Watkins, Student (AY 11-12)
Hears appeals on traffic matters from faculty, staff and students. Reports to the Vice President for Administration and Finance.
Bob Homolka, Arts, Science & Business, unclassified (AY 11-12)
Hugh Irvin, Aviation, unclassified (AY 09-10)
Les Kinsler, Engineering Technology, unclassified (AY 10-11)
Annette Hernandez, Engineering Technology, classified (AY 09-10)
Kimm Sanchez, Salina Fiscal Affairs, classified (AY 10-11)
Brett Cooper, Student (AY 09-10)
Greg Mather, Student (AY 09-10)
Scott Summers, Student (AY 09-10)
Mitch Wagner, Student (AY 09-10)
Sgt. Rick Honeycutt, Salina Police & Security, ex-officio, voting
Darwin Abbott, Director of Parking Services, ex-officio, voting
Advises the Vice President for Administration and Finance concerning policies governing (1) traffic patterns and circulation; (2) parking fees and parking accommodations for faculty, staff, students, visitors, and clientele; and (3) revisions to the parking and traffic regulations; and 4) future parking plans (garages, shuttle service, etc.) for the Salina campus. The Council may organize itself into subcommittees. It will meet in open meetings and submit advice, recommendations, and minutes to the Vice President for Administration and Finance.
Larry Moeder, Assistant Vice President/ Undergraduate Admissions and Student Financial Assistance
Cindy Bontrager, Director/
Budget Office
Fran Willbrant, Controller/ Controller's Office
Monty Nielsen, Registrar/ Registrar's Office
Ed Rice, Associate Vice President/ Facilities
Gary Leitnaker, Assistant Vice President/ Human Resources
Al Cochran, Assistant Provost/ Office of the Provost
Rob Caffey, Director/ Office of Mediated Education
Kristi Konda, Student Representative/ SGA
Jay Alloway, Assistant Director/ Computing &
Telecommunication Services
TBA , Director/ Data & Information Administration
Bailey Childs, Information Systems Office
Diana Blake, Asssociate Director/ Information Systems Office, CHAIR
John Streeter, Director/ Information Systems Office
Mark Grinter, Associate Director/ Information Systems Office
Rebecca Gould, Director/ iTAC
The Committee will act in an advisory capacity to the Vice President of Administration and Finance and the Executive Computing Committee. Considering the mission of the university and all affected users, the Committee will receive, review, and recommend project proposals; discuss, propose, and advocate short- and long-term direction; and monitor progress of active central management information systems projects. By periodically assessing progress, the Committee will be able to make informed recommendations to further progress, redirect efforts, or discontinue a project. Reports to the Vice President for Administration and Finance.
Steve Galitzer, Environmental
Health & Safety, ex-officio, CHAIR
Mitch Ricketts, College of Agriculture
David Mitchell, College of Architecture, Planning & Design
Beth Montelone, College of Arts & Sciences
Brian Niehoff, College of Business and Administration
Larry Scharmann, College of Education
Byron Jones, College of Engineering
Rita Newell, College of Human Ecology
Jean Darbyshire, Hale Library
Jung Oh, College of Technology & Aviation
Donald Robertson, College of Veterinary Medicine
Jerry Jaax, University Compliance, ex-officio
Cheryl Strecker, Sr. Associate University Attorney
Committee is responsible for recommending policies on hazardous waste issues to the Campus Environmental Health and Safety Committee, reviewing Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) compliance issues, reviewing notice of violations, recommending and acting as a review board for complaints. Reports to the Vice President of Administration and Finance.
(appointed annually, no limitation on number of terms)
Brett DePaola, Physics, CHAIR
Terry Beck, Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering
James Carpenter, Clinical Sciences
Viktor Chikan, Chemistry
Ron Bridges, Environmental Health and Safety, ex-officio
This committee is to oversee the LASER Safety program including but not limited to laboratory/facility inspections to ensure that safety requirements are being met, provide consulting in evaluating and controlling hazards, investigate accidents involving LASERs, require registration of LASERs, and has authority to terminate operations if controls are inadequate. The committee will also act as a sounding board for LASER users. Reports to the Vice President of Administration and Finance.
Betsy Cauble, SASW, CHAIR
Larry Davis, Biochemistry
Gene Tebbutt, Housing & Dining Services
Skyler Harper, Housing & Dining
Susana Valdovinos, Academic Personnel
Donna Rogers, Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology, classified
Clyde Howard, Affirmative Action
Michael Lynch, Assistant Vice President for Institutional Advancement
Mark Taussig, Facilities Planning
Lannie Zweimiller, Lafene
Student Health
Jaclyn Anderson, Disability Support Services
Lynda Spire, Division of Continuing Education
Ronnie Grice, K-State Police
Gary Leitnaker, Human Resources
Steve Martini, Recreation Services
Edward Rice, Facilities, ex officio
Eli Anderson, Student
Morgan Stock, Student
Michelle Neal, Student
Studies and recommends utilization of resources and development of procedures to facilitate the needed programs for accommodation of disabled persons. Reports to the Provost.
Betsy Cauble, Faculty Senate Representative, SASW, CHAIR (AY 09-10)
Betsy Barrett, Faculty Senate Representative, HMD (AY 09-10)
Chris Lavergne, Faculty Senate Representative, Natural Resources/Ag Comm (AY 09-10)
Ernie Minton, Faculty Senate Representative, Animal Sciences and Industry (AY 09-10)
Joe Myers, Classified Senate Representative, Facilities Grounds Maintenance (AY 09-10)
Paul Wilson, Classified Senate Representative, Environmental Health and Safety (AY 09-10)
Megan Papenfuhs, Student Senate Representative, SGA (AY 09-10)
Al Cochran, Provost's Representative, Office of the Provost (AY 09-10)
Bob Tackett, Vice President of Institutional Advancement Representative, Lafene Student Health Center (AY 09-10)
Jerry Jax, Vice President for Research Representative (AY 09-10)
Steve Galitzer, Vice President for Administration and Finance Representative/ Environmental Health and Safety, Ex officio
Julie Johnson, Vice President for Research/National Ag Biosecurity Center, Ex officio
Acts as umbrella committee to other safety committees to coordinate safety-related activities on campus. The Chairs from Safety Committees: 8049-8056, 8060, 8280, and 8290 will also serve as support for this committee. To promote, create, and maintain a safe and healthful environment by conducting inspections for fire safety, industrial safety and chemical safety in campus buildings. Reports to the Vice President for Administration and Finance.
J. Ernie Minton, Animal Science
& Industry, CHAIR
Weiqun "George" Wang, Human Nutrition
Brett Depaola, Physics
P. Mike Whaley, Mechanical & Nulcear Engineering
Laura Armbrust, Clinical Sciences
Jerry Jaax, Research
Sandra Hoffman, Facilities
Subbarat Muthukrishnan, Biochemistry
Robert Tackett, M.D., Lafene Student Health Center, ex-officio
Ron Bridges, Radiation Safety Officer
Formulates University policies and regulations concerning the acquisition, use and disposal of radioactive materials as required by, and in accordance with, Title 10, Chapter 1, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 33 and Kansas Radiation Protection Regulations, Part 3, Regulation 28-35-182 (B),(3)(a). Responsible for radiation safety aspects of activities conducted under University's Radioactive Materials License. Reports to the Vice President for Administration and Finance.
Mohammad Hosni, Mechanical
& Nuclear Engineering, ex-officio, CHAIR
William Dunn, Mechanical & Nuclear Engineering
Akira Tokuhiro, Mechanical & Nuclear Engineering
Douglas McGregor, Mechanical & Nuclear Engineering
Ken Shultis, Mechanical & Nuclear Engineering
Brett Depaola, Physics
Jennifer Anthony, Chemical Engineering
Ron Bridges, Environmental
Health and Safety, Radiation Safety Officer, ex-officio
P. Mike Whaley, Mechanical & Nuclear Engineering, Reactor Facility
Manager, ex-officio
Formulates and reviews reactor safeguards as required by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in Title 10, Chapter 1, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 50, and by NRC Docket No. 50-188 for Reactor License No. R-88, Amendment 3. Reports to Vice President for Admin. and Finance.
Harold Trick, Plant Pathology, CHAIR
Michael Kanost, Biochemistry
Helmut Hirt, Biology
Verlon SteinKruger, Emeritus
Roman Ganta, Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology
Jerry Mershon, Community member
Nancy Jaax, NABC
David Grieger, ASI, Reproductive Molecular Biology
Rollie Clem, Biology
Julie Johnson, BRI Safety Officer, ex-officio
Jerry Jaax, URCO, ex-officio
Ron Bridges, Public Safety, ex-officio
Alternate: TBA
Formulates and implements university policies regarding the use of biohazardous materials at the University, including the practices for constructing and handling of: (1) recombinant DNA molecules; (2) organisms and viruses containing recombinant DNA molecules, according to the federal regulations of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (ref: Federal Register 41, [1976] 27920), and subsequent amendments). The committee also has the responsibility for oversight into the proposed use of infectious agents. Reports to the Vice President of Research.
Daniel Y.C. Fung, Food Safety
Consortium, CHAIR
George Marchin, Biology
Dori Lambert, University Counseling Services
Clyde Howard, Affirmative Action
TBA, Queer Straight Alliance
TBA, Veterinary Medicine
Ron Bridges, K-State Safety Office
Matt Thomason, Athletic Training Staff
Ashley Phelon, Student (AY 08-09)
Four Students TBA
Bob Burgess, Housing and Dining
Carol Kennedy, Student Health
Advisory Committee
Natalie Smith Beharry, Office of Disability Support Services
Don Fallon, Office of Student
Life/Religious Activities
Linda Morse, Continuing Education
Donna Davis, International Student Center
TBA, Family Studies/Extension
Insures that necessary educational programs on AIDS and other communicable diseases are implemented, that these programs are up-to-date on current scientific information about the diseases, and that the university guidelines are carefully followed. This committee may recommend changes in the guidelines, policies or procedures as medical, scientific, or legal changes take place in the future. Reports to the Vice President for Student Life.
CHAIR TBA
Unclassified Professional Members:
Jaclyn Anderson, Disability Support Services
Greg Dressman, Mediated Education
Faculty Members:
Aruna Michie, Political Science
Slawomir Dobrzanski, Music
Kristine Young, International Programs
Michael Krysko, History
Student Members:
Sarah Alkaharji
Alex Sune
Lindsey Patterson
Justin Moss
Ariel Anib
Dee Rodriquez
Hears student complaints alleging discrimination based on race, color, sex, religion, natural origin, sexual orientation, age, or disability. Reports to the President.
Jennifer Gehrt, Human Resources Liaison, Ex-Officio, CHAIR
Terri Wyrick, Classified Senate Representative
Barbara Nagel, Classified At-Large
Kim Baltrip, Faculty Senate Representative
Loleta Sump, Unclassified At-Large
Shane Blaes, SGA/Student Senate Representative
Stephanie Larson, Student Senate-At Large
Noone first year, Previous Year Award Winner
Noone first year, Previous Year Award Winner
Noone first year, Previous Year Award Winner
Manages the award process for the K-State Classified Award of Excellence to include, but not limited to the following: Notify classified employees nominations are being accepted, review submitted nominations for completeness, review all nomination applications, select awardees for the Classified Award of Excellence based on submitted nomination forms and defined criteria for the award, have awards prepared, notify Classified Senate of awardees, and provide written paragraphs for the recognition ceremony.
Nancy Baker, Unclassified Professional, CHAIR (AY 10-11)
Amy Hubbell, Unclassified/Faculty (AY 10-11)
Judy Hughey, Unclassified/Faculty (AY 09-10)
Gabriela Diaz de Sabates, Unclassified/Faculty (AY 11-12)
Donna Ekart, Unclassified Professional (AY 09-10)
Deanna Fugate, Unclassified Professional (AY 09-10)
Stephanie Jacques, Unclassified Professional (AY 11-12)
Cherry Rosenberry, Classified Employee (AY 11-12)
Oana Najjar, Classified Employee (AY 11-12)
Brandi Buzzard, Student (AY 09-10)
Wendy Barnes, Student (AY 09-10)
Jung Oh, Salina Unclassified/Faculty Rep. (AY 11-12)
Mary Todd, Women's Center,
Ex Officio
Brian Niehoff, Interim Associate Provost, Ex Officio
Angela Hubler, Women's Studies, Ex Officio
Kimberly Douglas, Women in Engineering/Science, Ex Officio
Myra Gordon, Associate Provost for Diversity and Dual Career Development,
Ex Officio
One Classified Employees, TBA
Reviews the roles, needs, and opportunities of women students, faculty, and staff at K-State and makes recommendations for change where appropriate. Reports to the President.
Carol Marden, Counseling Services, CHAIR (AY 09-10)
Karla Quick, Human Resources (AY 09-10)
Jane Cox, Architecture, Planning and Design (AY 09-10)
Kevin Harrison, Facilities Storeroom (AY 09-10)
Michael Hayes, Facilities Power Plant (AY 09-10)
David Stuhlstatz, Facilities Grounds (AY 09-10)
Evelyn West, Housing and Dining Services (AY 09-10)
Heidi Bean, Department of Agronomy (AY 10-11)
Randy Erickson, Biological and Agricultural Engineering (AY 10-11)
Mal Hoover, College of Veterinary Medicine (AY 10-11)
Tracy Ivy, College of Architecture, Planning, and Design (AY 10-11)
Larry McCoy, Facilities Building Maintenance (AY 10-11)
Bradli Millington, University Police (AY 10-11)
Chassy Nichols, College of Human Ecology (AY 10-11)
Judy Barker, University Police (AY 11-12)
Robert Beckley, Animal Science and Industry (AY 11-12)
Becki Bohnenblust, Biology (AY 11-12)
Diana Pavlisko, Plant Pathology (AY 11-12)
Daisy Rhodes, K-State Student Union (AY 11-12)
Robert Reves, College of Veterinary Medicine (AY 11-12)
Roger Wroblewski, Computing and Telecommunication Services (AY 11-12)
Hears classified employee complaints of discrimination based on race, color, sex, religion, ancestry, age, or disability, and hears appeals of decisions on employee performance evaluation ratings, and proposed dismissal, demotion, and suspension where the cases have been processed in accordance with Kansas Personnel Regulation Rules. Reports to the Vice President of Administration and Finance.
Myra Gordon, Office of Diversity
& Dual Career Development, CHAIR
Kathleen Greene, Educational & Supportive Services
Clyde Howard, Office of Affirmative Action
Lynda Spire, Division of Continuing Education
Barbara Steward, University Libraries
Michael Lynch, Educational
& Supportive Services
Dawne Martin, College of Business Administration
Laverne Bitsie-Baldwin, College of Engineering/ MEP
Mirta Chavez, Multicultural Programs and Services/ Office of Diversity
Anita Cortez, Developing Scholars Program
David Griffin, College of Education
Maria Teresa Martinez-Ortiz, College of Arts and Sciences
LaBarbara Wigfall, College of Architecture, Planning and Design
Zelia Wiley, College of Agriculture
Rich Gallagher, College of Engineering
John English, College of Engineering
Robert Gamez, Student Financial Assistance
Les Hannah, College of Technology and Aviation
Kevin Lease, Mechanical & Nuclear Engineering
Virginia Moxley, College of Human Ecology
Barbara Nagel, Classified Employee, Registrar's Office
Wendy Ornelas, College of Architecture, Planning, and Design
Rebecca Paz, Educational and Personal Development
Madai Rivera, College of Human Ecology
Jane Schillie, K-State Libraries
Ariel Anib, Student
The responsibility of the committee will be to: a) establish/recommend goals and policy; b) provide leadership/coordination to all campus diversity efforts; c) coordinate the creation of the university's strategic plan for diversity and all updates to it; d) assist in creating and developing a "University Climate of Inclusiveness and Diversity;" e) ensure that Commission recommendations remain a high priority in the language and planning efforts of Kansas State University; f) issue a biannual report to the K-State community which includes information about progress towards University goals, e.g., funds expended, enrollment and retention data, achievement and graduation patterns, significant programs, and activities; and g) co-sponsor the annual Diversity Summit. Reports to the President.
Dorinda Lambert, Counseling
Services, CHAIR
Catherine Barry, Lafene Health Center
Betsy Cauble, Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work
Torry Dickinson, Women's Studies
Susan Allen, Women's Center
John Reese, Entomology
Mary Kay Siefers, Advisor to QSA
Kerri Keller, Director of Career & Employment Services
Andrea Blair, Disability Support
Services
Clyde Howard, Affirmative Action
Sally Bailey, Theater Department
Heather Reed, Office of Student Life
Scott Jones, Greek Affairs
Ronnie Grice, Campus Police
Daryl Youngman, Library
Jacque Gibbons, Social Work
Mary Todd, Assistant Director of Women's Center
Valerie Carroll, Women's Studies
Dalton Henry, Student Body President
Linda Harvey, Journalism and Mass Communications
The purpose of the committee is: a) to plan, develop, and begin implementing a campus-wide anti-violence campaign; b) to continue to gather information about campus services, programs and classes dealing with violence issues through steps ranging from prevention/education to adjudication; c) to seek external funding (where possible) for extension of violence prevention and nonviolence education programs on campus; and d) to make recommendations for revisions of existing campus policy and suggest procedures/programs needed to address gaps in dealing with violence and abuse of power issues as they impact the K-State campus and community. Reports to the Vice President for Student Life.
Claire Dehon, Modern Languages (AY 08-09)
Marsha Frey, History (AY 08-09)
Beth Montelone, Arts & Sciences (AY 08-09)
Barbara Valent, Plant Pathology (AY 08-09)
Kassim Al-Khatib, Agronomy (AY 09-10)
Daniel Higgins, Chemistry (AY 09-10)
Mo Hosni, Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering (AY 09-10)
Larry Davis, Biochemistry (AY 09-10)
Jim Hamilton, Philosophy (AY 10-11)
Chris Sorensen, Physics (AY 10-11)
Jim Edgar, Chemical Engineering (AY 10-11)
Dana Britton, Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work (AY 10-11)
The members of the IRSAC committee serve as a pool from which panelists are selected to hear specific cases of alleged academic misconduct as described in Appendix O of the University Handbook. This committee fulfills responsibilities specified in federal regulations regarding scientific misconduct. Reports to the Provost through the Vice President of Research.
Jim Guikema, Associate Dean of Graduate School
Jerry Jaax, Associate Vice Provost for Research
Virginia Moxley, Dean, College of Human Ecology
Mo Hosni, Professor, Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering
Eric Maatta, Department Head, Chemistry
The committee will review Conflict of Interest and Conflict of Time Commitment Disclosure forms that have potential conflicts of interest or time commitment issues. The committee will seek the advice of the university general counsel as appropriate. The committee will make recommendation to the Provost. The Provost will make the final decision.
James Guikema, AVPR, ex-officio,
CHAIR
Bill Kuhn, Electrical & Computer Engineering (AY 08-09)
Bruce Law, Physics (AY 08-09)
Carol Wyatt, Diagnostic Medicine & Pathobiology (AY 08-09)
Meena Kumari, Anatomy and Physiology (AY 09-10)
Anna Zolkiewska, Biochemistry (AY 09-10)
Jon Faubion, Grain Science and Industry (AY 09-10)
Karen Garrett, Plant Pathology (AY 09-10)
Stefan Bossmann, Chemistry (AY 10-11)
Sherry Harr, Apparel, Textiles, and Interior Design (AY 10-11)
Jeff Tucker, AML (AY 10-11)
The Intellectual Property Advisory Committee (IPAC) will be deemed advisory to the vice provost for research. IPAC will review the technical merit and also the market and commercial potential of inventions, discoveries, and creations developed within the Kansas State University community by employees and students. Reports to the Vice President of Research.
Steven Graham, Assistant to the Dean, College of Agriculture CHAIR (AY 10-11)
Les Hannah, Assistant Professor, College of Arts, Science, and Business (AY 10-11)
Walter Renberg, Associate Professor, College of Veterinary Medicine (AY 10-11)
Praveen Vadlani, Assistant Professor, Grain Science and Industry (AY 10-11)
Amy Hubbell, Assistant Professor, Modern Languages (AY 10-11)
Robert Clark, Associate Professor, Modern Languages (AY 10-11)
David Stewart, Assistant Dean, Division of Continuing Education (AY 09-10)
Ronaldo Maghirang, Professor, Biological and Agricultural Engineering (AY 10-11)
Swinder Janda, Professor, Marketing (AY 09-10)
Sara Thurston Gonzalez, Director, International Student Center (AY 10-11)
Della Perez, Associate Director, College of Education (AY 09-10)
Fayez Husseini, Associate Professor, Interior Architecture and Product Design (AY 09-10)
Shawna Jordan, Assistant Professor, College of Human Ecology (AY 09-10)
Kristine Young, Administrative Director, Office of International Programs (AY 09-10)
John Unruh, Professor, Animal Sciences and Industry (AY 10-11)
Michael Philson, Associate Provost, International Programs (AY 11-12)
Julie Pentz, Assistant Professor, Communication Studies, Theatre, and Dance (AY 11-12)
Joe Aistrup, Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences (AY 11-12)
Gary Clark, Senior Associate Dean, College of Engineering (AY 11-12)
Uma Sarmista, Graduate Student (AY 09-10)
Abdulrahman Althukari, Undergraduate Student (AY 09-10)
One Graduate Student TBA (AY 09-10)
Al Cochran, Assistant Provost, Office of the Provost
Susan Adamchak, Chair, Friends of International Programs, Ex-Officio
Helps to enhance international activities on campus and makes recommendations to the Provost on ways to strengthen our international programs.
Susana Valdovinos, Academic Personnel,
CHAIR
Becky O'Donnell, Mediation Services
Kathy Greene, Education & Personal Development (AY 08-09)
David Pacey, Mechanical & Nuclear Engineering (AY 09-10)
Lori Goetsch, University Libraries (AY 07-08)
Melvin Hunt, Animal Sciences (AY 07-08)
Screens and selects mediators. Reviews the list of mediators every three years to assure mediators continue to meet certifications or equivalents.
Monty Nielsen, Registrar, CHAIR, ex-officio
Kassim Al-Khatib, Agronomy (AY 09-10)
Julie Pentz, Speech Communication, Theatre and Dance (AY 09-10)
Cindy Logan, Veterinary Medicine (AY 10-11)
Margaret Kaus, Hale Libary (AY 10-11)
Shannon Washburn, Agricultural Education (AY 11-12)
Ben Kohl, Student Financial Assistance (AY 11-12)
Vincent Adams, Student (AY 09-10)
Hears appeals from individuals who have been denied in-state status for purposes of assessing tuition. Reports to the Vice President for Institutional Advancement.
Sally Olson, ARF College of Veterinary Medicine, CHAIR
Steve Upton, Biology, Vice Chair
Nancy Grieshaber, Travalong Trailers, Community Member
Mary Cain, Psychology
Russell Gottlob, ASI, Unit
Manager
Evan Titgemeyer, Animal Science & Industry
Jerry Jaax, Compliance, Veterinarian
Steve Galizter, Public Safety
Timothy Musch, Anatomy &
Physiology
Gayle Willard, Veterinary Medicine Library, ex-officio
L. Tonatiuh Melgarejo, Human Nutrition, ex-officio
Brooke Bloomberg, ART
Ashley Rhodes, Biology
Megan Webb, LACS, Biology (for Upton)
David Hodgson, Clinical Sciences,
non-voting
Eva Horne, Division of Biology, non-voting
Formulates policies governing laboratory animal care, advises on animal housing requirements, inspects animal care practices, and reviews all protocols involving the use of animals at the university. Committee also has responsibility for providing assurances to external agencies in compliance with federal regulations. Reports to the Vice President of Research.
Beth Montelone, Arts &
Sciences Associate Dean, CHAIR
Byron Jones, Engineering Experiment Station
Ernie Minton, ASI
David Garcia, AMI
Shing Chang, Industrial & Manufacturing Systems Engineering
Richard Oberst, DMP
James Guikema, AVPR, ex officio
Jerry Jaax, URCO
Paul Lowe, Research, ex officio
Formulates and implements university policies regarding activities proposed by K-State faculty and staff that involves information deemed to be of a nature that general access or distribution of such information would be restricted, inadvisable, illegal, or contraindicated (Section G51 Classified Research, University Handbook). This could include formally classified material, confidential information, business sensitive information, intellectual property, etc. The CSRC will meet at the call of the Chair to review applications to the committee. Reports to the Vice President of Research.
Rick Scheidt, FSHS, CHAIR
Jerry Jaax, URCO
Susan Williams, Sociology, Anthropology & Social Work
Farrell Webb, Family Studies & Human Services
Craig Harms, Kinesiology
Bob Newhouse, Adult Education
Krishna Tummala, Political Science
Steve Warren, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Laura Brannon, Psychology
Briana Nelson-Goff, Family Studies & Human Studies
Alternate:
TBA
Formulates and implements university policies regarding the use of human subjects in any research project performed by either university employees or students. Responsibilities include reviewing all protocols involving use of human subjects, independent of whether such project is funded, either by an internal or an external sponsor. Committee also serves as the Institutional Review Board established in compliance with federal regulations (ref: Federal Register 45, 46). Reports to the President through the Vice President of Research.
Ron Elmore
Mo Hosni
LaRae Kraemer
Tim Lindemuth
Phil Roberts
Wanda Allen
Jackie Harmon
Pat Hudgins
Robyn O'Connell
Linda Puntney
Angela Powers
Steve Wolgast
Paul Fangman
Luke Fangman
Molly McGuire
Cameron Piercy
Jesse Riggs
Danesha McNeely
Serves as the Board of Directors of Student Publications, Inc. Reports to the President.
Dale Levering, Christian,
CHAIR
Don Fallon, Advisor
Father Keith Weber, Catholic
Subbarat Muthukrishnan, Hindu
Hanas Abdul Cader, Muslim
Houchang Khatamian, Baha'i
Andrea Blair, Jewish
Adi Angel, Student, Jewish
Amanda Hoffman, Student, Methodist/Christian
Janie Anthony, Student, Catholic/Christian
Elsye Kampfe, Student, Lutheran/Christian
Daniel Agullar, Student-At-Large
Formulates University religious guidelines and coordinates religious activities and dialogue in a pluralistic community. Reports to the Vice President for Student Life.
Linda Thurston, College of
Education, CHAIR (AY 08-09)
Lori Goetsch, University Libraries (AY 08-09)
Bill Turnley, Management (AY 08-09)
Linda Crowe, Communication Sciences and Disorders (AY 09-10)
Meena Kumari, Anatomy and Physiology (AY 09-10)
Lorraine Cutler, Interior Architecture and Product Design (AY 10-11)
Don Von Bergen, Arts, Sciences, and Business (AY 10-11)
Review application materials and select recipients of Big 12 Faculty Fellowship Awards.
David Griffin, Sr., Secondary Education, CHAIR
Susana Valdovinos, Academic Personnel
Peter Paukstelis, Associate University Attorney
Jerry Frieman, Psychology
Mike Kaye, Regional Community Representative
Brent Maner, History
Larry Weaver, Physics
Michelle White-Godinet, Affirmative Action
Kristen Tebow, Student Representative
Jean Bramwell, Budget Office, Classified Representative
Jon Mahoney, Philosophy
Melissa Linenberger, Support Staff, Academic Personnel
Supervises the lecture series. Reports to the President through the Provost and Senior Vice President. See the committee's web site for more information regarding the lecture series.