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Fall 2008 Address Dr. Daniel J. Bradley President

Fall 2008 Address Dr. Daniel J. Bradley President. Greetings from Faculty Senate. Dr. Virgil Sheets Chairperson Faculty Senate. Greetings from Support Staff Council. Roxanne Torrence Chairperson Support Staff Council. Greetings from Student Government Association.

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Fall 2008 Address Dr. Daniel J. Bradley President

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  1. Fall 2008 Address Dr. Daniel J. Bradley President

  2. Greetings from Faculty Senate Dr. Virgil Sheets Chairperson Faculty Senate

  3. Greetings from Support Staff Council Roxanne Torrence Chairperson Support Staff Council

  4. Greetings from Student Government Association Michael Scott, Jr. President Student Government Association

  5. Greetings • Cheri and I are pleased to be here, and I am excited about the opportunity to be the President of Indiana State University. • These first few weeks have been wonderful. We have had one warm and welcoming experience after another and are more than convinced that we made a great decision in coming to Terre Haute and ISU.

  6. Greetings • Welcome to the new faculty and staff who have joined us this year. • I hope that you are enjoying your new community as much as we are. • I would also like to extend congratulations and thanks to those who are in a new position this year.

  7. New Faces Richard “Biff” Williams Dean College of Nursing, Health & Human Services Jacques Fuqua Jr. Director International Affairs Center

  8. New Faces Brian K. Hasler Executive Assistant to the President for External Relations Chris Hancock Executive Director of Alumni Affairs

  9. New Faces Trent Miles Head Football Coach Traci Dahl Head Volleyball Coach

  10. New Faces Kim Donat Director of Student Financial Aid Nolan Davis Director of Student Activities and Organizations

  11. New Roles Diann McKee Acting Vice President for Business Affairs and Finance & Treasurer Jay Gatrell Dean School of Graduate Studies

  12. New Roles Alberta Comer Interim Dean Library Services Kelly Wilkinson Interim Director Center for Instruction, Research and Technology

  13. New Faces/New Roles Richard Pittelkow Interim Director Center for Business Support and Economic Innovation Ken Chew Director Student Counseling Center Photos not available: Sharon Gick Registrar Rex Kendall Director Residential Life

  14. Other New Faces Stephanie Alexander English Ronald Allen Telecommunications James Archer Criminology Lori Ashcraft Sponsored Programs Pamela Atterson Facilities Management Aashia Bade Psychology Richard Baker Technology Management Lakshmi Balasubramanyan Finance Patrick Barcus English Rachel Barrett Lincoln Quad Housing

  15. Other New Faces Spencer Baum Psychology Chad Becker Curriculum, Instruction & Media Technology Rhonda Beecroft North Central Association Kitty Berry-Austin Criminology Cheryl Blevens Library Kimberly Bloch ISU Foundation Angela Bonnell Analytical Department Timothy Brunnemer Analytical Department HuseyinColak Science Education Jessica Curless ISU Foundation

  16. Other New Faces Laura David Bursar Operations Terry Dean Music Lawrence Dull Hulman Center Amy Dunivan Controller’s Office Stephen Duzan Student Academic Advisement Lindsey Eberman Athletic Training Michael Elmore Communications Disorders & Counseling, School & Educ. Psychology Jacob Eubank Recreational Sports Barbara Eversole Manufacturing & Construction Technology Rebecca Fiedler Curriculum, Instruction & Media Technology

  17. Other New Faces Julie Frye Curriculum Instruction & Media Technology KristofferGiere English Timothy Goodman Facilities Management Carroll Graham Technology Management Stacey Greene Athletics Elin Grissom Psychology Brett Hagerman Development Darrell Hamilton Information Technology Candace Harper Development Kara Harris Technology Management

  18. Other New Faces Jenna Hasenour Nursing Christopher Heleine Public Safety Charles Henry Electronics, Computer & Mechanical Engineering Carrie Hewitt Bursar’s Office Jameson Hibbs Recreation & Sport Management Perry Hollowell Information Technology Jimmie Horst Enrollment Management Brad Huffey Communications Disorders & Counseling, School & Educ. Psychology Matthew Hutchins Health and Safety Maureen Johnson Health and Safety

  19. Other New Faces Renee Kidd-Marshall Nursing Evangelos Kontaxakis Information Technology Patricia Jones Controller’s Office Jae-Hong Kim Communications Leonard Kite Facilities Management Iris Laycock Facilities Management Julie Leek Facilities Management Xiaolong Li Electronics, Computer & Mechanical Engineering Debra Light Sycamore Housing Jayme Longo Information Technology

  20. Other New Faces Linda Luebke Music Amro Maher Marketing Sean Mang Athletics Charles Mason HMSU Jamiley Maynard Nursing Stephen McCaskey Technology Management Kimberly McCleary Internal Auditing Kand McQueen Communications Disorders & Counseling, School & Educ. Psychology Thomas Merritt Athletics Tennyson Mgutshini Nursing

  21. Other New Faces Joshua Michael Le Club Farman Moayed Health and Safety Daniel Moulton Hulman Center Virginia Mullaly Admissions Charles Nightingale, Technology Management Kelly Noel Sycamore Housing Christopher Osmon Facilities Management Yong Joon Park Elementary, Early & Special Education Stephanie Pearcy Central Housing Daniel Pigg Analytical Department

  22. Other New Faces Cha-Nam Shin Nursing Traci Ray Family and Consumer Sciences Jennifer Ryan African & African American Studies Martha Shelton Family and Consumer Sciences Samuel Probst Hulman Center Jeffrey Shively History Dawnar Shivers Facilities Management Shaun Short Geography & Geology Michael Snyder Information Technology George Stachokas Library

  23. Other New Faces Emily Taylor Communications & Marketing William Treadway Geography & Geology Lora Walsh Physical Education Franklin Wilson Criminology Matthew Wilson Information Technology Welcome new employees!

  24. Achievements of Note Indiana State Alumnus Jill Bolte Taylor, the Singin’ Scientist, named to Time Magazine’s list of 100 most influential people in the world

  25. Achievements of Note Indiana State University faculty, staff and students helped Wabash Valley residents clean up after the devastating floods this summer. The university community also provided donations of food, money and cleaning supplies. Temporary housing was provided in our residence halls, and the ISU Foundation provided a lead gift and led a fundraising effort to assist members of the ISU community who were impacted.

  26. Achievements of Note The Department of Educational Leadership, Administration and Foundations was named by The Chronicle of Higher Education as one of the top ten programs for faculty scholarly productivity.

  27. Achievements of Note Support Staff Scholarship Recipients

  28. Achievements of Note Assistant Professor of Management Aruna Chandra receives Fulbright to study business incubators at the University of Sao Paulo.

  29. Achievements of Note Director Emerita of Athletics Andi Myers receives Torchbearer Award, the highest award given to Hoosier Women, from the Indiana Commission for Women.

  30. Achievements of Note Donaghy Day returns with an emphasis on Community Service. The event for new students was organized by graduate student Crystal Brown.

  31. Achievements of Note Professor of Management Information Systems Jeff Harper was asked to bring e-commerce class to Harvard’s Summer School Economics and Business Program.

  32. Achievements of Note Cpl. Ian Loomis and Officer David Glick became the first ISU public safety officers to receive the W. Kevin Artz Outstanding Police Officer Award for helping save Professor Ted Piechocinski’s life.

  33. Achievements of Note Women’s Tennis Team wins Missouri Valley Conference Championship, and Jennifer Migan becomes the first ISU player to advance to NCAA Individual Championships.

  34. Achievements of Note Associate Professor of Education Diana Quatroche was named to lead Indiana State Reading Association, and the organization moved its headquarters to ISU

  35. Achievements of Note Networks Financial Institute receives an additional $3 million grant from Lilly Endowment for Money Bus and research.

  36. Achievements of Note Graduating Senior Petra Hendrickson receives a prestigious National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship to support her research and the pursuit of a doctoral degree.

  37. Achievements of Note Assistant Professor of French Keri Berg receives Charlotte Zietlow Award.

  38. Achievements of Note Team Sycamore Racing wins Best Engineered Car and Best Appearing Crew Awards at Summit Racing Equipment Nationals.

  39. Achievements of Note Student NAACP Chapter 2nd in the nation Ebony Roberts wins two awards

  40. Achievements of Note Track and Field and Cross Country Coach John McNichols was inducted into the Drake Relays Coaches Hall of Fame.

  41. Achievements of Note ALAN ALBIG RAY CHEN GERARDO CUMMINGS WEI HE 7 faculty named 2007-2008 Promising Scholars DEBRA LEGGETT EULSUM SEUNG MARY STERLING

  42. Achievements of Note Associate Professor Jim Speer was elected President of Tree-Ring Society, an organization which promotes education and research in the area of dendrochronology.

  43. Achievements of Note Princeton Review recognizes ISU’s MBA program for the second year in a row.

  44. Achievements of Note Professor of Recreation and Sport Management and Physical Education Thomas Sawyer receives 2008 Sport Management Outstanding Achievement Award from the National Association for Sport and Physical Education.

  45. Achievements of Note Indiana State University selected to host the 2009 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships at the Wabash Valley Family Sports Center, the seventh time the university has hosted the event since 2002.

  46. First Impressions • We have some extraordinary people, programs and activities at ISU • Everyone is ready to move forward. • Terre Haute is incredibly supportive of ISU. • Current resources will allow for aggressive action to meet our goals.

  47. Goals of the first few weeks • Participate in as many on-campus events/activities as possible • Meet with primary internal constituents • Begin meetings with external constituents (legislators, donors, community leaders, alumni) • Launch new efforts in strategic areas • Listen, listen, listen

  48. Campus Events • Pleased to be able to attend dozens of campus events, including: • New student orientation, move-in, other student welcome events • Receptions for new faculty, new student scholars, etc. • Welcome events for our Colleges • Meetings with campus governance units, student organizations , Deans & others • Various athletic events

  49. Community Meetings • Also pleased to be able to meet with other important constituents, including • Local legislators and city and county officials • Officials from the Commission for Higher Education, the Governor’s office, State Budget Agency, General Assembly and Congress • Local school officials • Local service organizations • Cheri and I will be doing a tour of Indiana to meet with alumni , legislators and others throughout the state

  50. Important Issues Diversity • Affirmative Action and Diversity separated into two areas, internal search for Affirmative Action Director underway, national search for Chief Diversity Officer to be launched shortly. Both areas to report to the President’s Office. • Diversity must be considered in the broadest context which includes ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, etc. • Increasing the diversity of faculty, staff and students and building awareness of and appreciation for diversity is a critical part of our future and is essential to our role in preparing students for an increasingly diverse world.

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