Senate's Academic Facilities Committee
Criteria of Merit in Capital Planning Projects (PDF)
- Chair: Alice Christ, '14
2012-2013 Roster
- Tim Stombaugh, '13
- Rebecca Kellum, '13
- Rick Durham, '14
- Alyssa Eckman, '14
- Hubie Ballard, '14
- Sherry Bayliff, '15
- Barbara Knutson, '15
- Shelly Steiner, '15
- Evan Pulliam (SGA - Fine Arts), '13
- Ned Crankshaw, ex officio
- Michael Speaks, ex officio
Senate Council Charge 2012-2013
- Investigate how to incorporate faculty consultation on building priorities in the regular process and calendar of capital projects proposals.
Charter - Senate Rules 1.4.2.3
The Senate's Academic Facilities Committee (SAFC) is charged with the responsibility of providing information and recommendations to the Senate about the alteration, construction, and allocation of all property and physical facilities that may affect the educational objectives of the University. In this regard, it shall be concerned about such matters as classrooms, buildings and grounds, shops and other such real property, audio-visual and television equipment, computers, duplication and printing facilities, vehicle pools, and scientific and musical instruments. The SAFC shall act in these ways:
- Serve the administration as a source of faculty information and opinion about the need, design, and priority and construction or renovation projects.
- Inform the Senate at least annually about problems relating to the alteration, construction, or allocation of academic facilities and about future plans and priorities for them. Whenever necessary, the SAFC may initiate action by preparing a recommendation to the administration, which should be routed through the Senate Council for Senate approval.
- Maintain communication with the appropriate administrators about the current status and utilization of academic facilities. [US: 10/12/81]
- Study the use, renovation, and need for space (including classrooms) and equipment relevant to academic programs and functions. [US: 3/12/84]
