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The world is in the digital age, which means a new generation of digital learners are starting their college education. Right now, the University of Idaho is a little behind. […]
Learning from last year”s Focus For the Future process, Provost and Executive Vice President John Wiencek intends to improve communication and clarity through a new program prioritization committee composed of […]
As the University of Idaho continues to progress its distance education program, Daniel Eveleth, chair of the University Curriculum Committee, showed the members of Faculty Senate how to document distance […]
University of Idaho Vice President of Finance Brian Foisy presented recommendations that outlined new training programs for university employees and supervisors at a Faculty Senate meeting earlier this month. Foisy […]
Provost presents data on enrollment and faculty capacity to Faculty Senate As the University of Idaho pushes to increase enrollment, more students on campus might mean more faculty as well. […]
Dealing with humans, their emotions and their money will occupy Professor Becky Tallent”s time as chair of a task force on spread pay this academic year. Spread pay, a nine-month […]
Randall Teal took the nomination as chair of Faculty Senate to learn more about the issues, as well as to represent the College of Art and Architecture. “I like sort […]
Students decide to leave college for many reasons. Some don”t stay because of financial issues, some drop out due to internal struggles or problems with their family or other loved […]
At the end of every semester, University of Idaho professors turn to their students to evaluate and assess their teaching abilities and their course. Yet, according to Jennifer Johnson-Leung, chair […]
There is a kind of unofficial understanding when someone accepts the position of vice chair to Faculty Senate, according to Faculty Senate Chair Randall Teal. “Typically the vice chair is […]