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Celebrating our Collective Service

Faculty Retreat 2018 Deb Sullivan-Trainor

Part I: Practical Matters Part II: In every place, doing our work Part III: Put his head on my knees

Part I: Practical Matters

 Degree Works  Academic Honesty  New majors  Healthcare Initiatives  R.E.A.L.  Career Development and Calling  Required to check attendance at beginning of term  Spaces

Degree Works

 New degree evaluation  Created for students entering 2017 and 2018  Going forward for each new entering year.  Team from IT

, Registrar, Advising

 Department chairs reviewed

Degree Works: Overall Requirements

Degree Works: Gen Ed

Degree Works: Major

Academic Honesty

 “Since Bethel University is a Christian academic

community, its fundamental purpose is the pursuit of knowledge and the development of growing Christian persons. Essential to the success of this educational mission is a commitment to principles of ethical academic integrity.”

CAS Academic Catalog

 Every member of the university community is

responsible for upholding the highest standards

• f honesty at all times. Students, as members of

this community, are also responsible for adhering to the principles and spirit of academic honesty. Violation of honesty standards can result in denial of credit (U or F) in a course, as well as dismissal from the university. Penalties are given at the discretion of the faculty member, and

• ffenders will be referred to the vice president

and dean of the College of Arts & Sciences.

New majors

 Digital Humanities  Computer Engineering  Software Engineering  B.A. in Biokinetics-Exercise Science/M.S. in

Athletic Training (3+2)

Healthcare Initiatives

 Endorsements and Pathways: Digital Healthcare Pathway Healthcare Endorsement  Certificates (offered through the College of Adult & Professional

Studies):

Addiction Studies Senior Care Leadership and Administration

 Healthcare Section in the Catalog

Healthcare Endorsement

Senior Care Leadership and Administration

R.E.A.L. : Skills

 Artistic Understanding &

Practice

 Communication  Creativity & Innovation  Critical Thinking &

Complex Problem Solving

 Data Analysis,

Interpretation & Application

 Emotional Intelligence  Ethical Reasoning &

Decision Making

 Faith Integration  Leadership  Teamwork & Collaboration  Technological Literacy  Valuing Differences

R.E.A.l.: Portfolio Format

R.E.A.L. : Portfolium

Career Development and Calling

 Workshop leading to a roadmap

 Collaborations, Partnerships, and Synergies  Career Curriculum  Career Events  Multiple Clients (CAS, CAPS/SEM/GS)  Technology (Linked-In; Portfolium; Simplicity; Handshake)  Career Counseling and Coaching  Employer Relations  Staffing  Advisory Committee  Communication  Professional Organizations  Assessment

Required to check attendance

 Financial aid rules require us to confirm that

students have attended class at least once during the term

 Faculty must take attendance during the first

week of class.

 Faculty are required to report attendance on

September 5 – day after last day to add/drop

Space

 BUILD to HC263  Disability Resources and Service to CC3 (some still on CC4)  Conference Rooms to AC2  Faculty Lounge on AC2

HC 2

Nursing Department Kresge Court BUILD

HC2

CC313 Career Development and Calling Disability Services and Resources

CC3

AC Lounge President’s Office Conference Rooms Faculty Lounge

AC2

Part II: In every place, doing our work

 “Our theme celebrates that we are all the

sweet aroma of Christ in every place, doing

• ur work across campus in our unique ways as
• ur offering to God.”

Mission Statement for Academic Affairs

 The Office of Academic Affairs of the College of

Arts and Sciences fosters an educational environment, grounded in the Christian liberal arts, that leads to student success.

 We do this in partnership with faculty and staff

by:

 managing processes and information related to

academic advising, course offerings, personnel, and academic events

 promoting achievements of students, faculty, and

alumni

 encouraging effective teaching through faculty

development

 facilitating faculty and student research and

scholarship

 making informed, thoughtful, and collaborative

decisions concerning resources, curricula, and policies

 creating opportunities for innovation and improvement

Part III: Put his head on my knees

 Kathleen Norris

 Poet  Nonfiction author

 Oblate (associate) of

Assumption Abbey

 Two years at St. John’s  Daily Liturgy of the

Hours

When I see a brother or sister...