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Spring 2020 KDHS Opening Assembly

Spring Assembly

• Challenges
• Giving thanks
• Staff
• Faculty
• Admin and DHS Team
• Student connections are our priority
• DHS role in recruitment and retention of

ALL students

• Keep pushing with marketing
• Growth not cuts, if possible

Kevin Satterlee

Retirements

College of Health Professions Dean Laura McKnight retires after 26 year career at ISU

Retirements

Pre-Health Academic Advisor Jacque Baergen after 11 year career at ISU

In Remembrance of

• Dr. Galen Louis
• Dr. Louis was a transformative leader and

thoughtful friend among the Department

• f Community and Public Health.

In Remembrance of

• Dr. Alyce Sato
• Professor Emerita, many contributions

have impacted nursing education and the careers of generations of Idaho nurses

Priorities

• Student Connections are our #1 priority
• Recruitment and Retention
• Aggressive push for more advising support
• Emphasis on underserved populations
• Early Assurance
• Dental Hygiene and Occupational Therapy
• Pre-professional pathways
• Articulation plans with community

colleges

KDHS Reorg

• Genesis
• Draft generated before holiday break by

HSAC

• Additional comments/feedback received
• Under review by Faculty Advisory Council
• Next, review by HSAC
• Review and comment period by DHS
• FAC and HSAC re-review and possible

revision, re-post for comment

• HSAC develops final draft
• VP to carry to President’s Admin Council

Budget

• Update for FY 20
• What does FY 21 bring?
• ~$6M deficit d/t current situation
• ~$3M enrollment decline
• $2M 2% Governor’s holdback
• $$ unfunded CEC
• Total estimated ~$10-12M deficit
• DHS plan will focus on growth…with

appropriate workload and staffing

• Cuts are possible….plan is TBD
• Colleges have developed engagement

plans

Questions and Discussion

ISU Strategic Planning

• KDHS Representatives
• Steve Moody, Sue Tavernier, Barb Mason,

James Ralphs, Walter Fitzgerald, Ali Crane

• Strategic Planning: Campus Education

Event, February 10, 1:30-4:30 pm

• Pocatello Wood River
• Meridian 845
• https://www.isu.edu/strategicplan/

KDHS Accomplishments

• Idaho Business Review 2020 Women of

the Year - Paula Phelps Recognized

• KDHS made up nearly one-third of the

graduating Class of 2019

• 777 of ISU’s 2,553 graduated with health

sciences degrees

• Idaho State nationally recognized by

intelligent.com

• MPH program ranked #31
• Doctorate degree programs #60

KDHS Accomplishments

• Meridian celebrated its 10 Year

Anniversary

• Interim Dean of the College of Nursing,

Karen Neill, appointed as the President of Nurse Leaders of Idaho

• Bengal Pharmacy transition to College of

Pharmacy

• College of Nursing receives news that all

standards are met for all nursing programs-10 year accreditation

KDHS Accomplishments

• Dean Walter Fitzgerald joins the College
• f Pharmacy
• College of Pharmacy celebrates 100

years of preparing pharmacists

• Centennial Celebration: September 11-12,

2020

• $15 million Centennial Campaign, has

generated $13.4 million thus far, total includes cash gifts, signed pledges and planned gifts.

• concludes at the end of this calendar year

KDHS Accomplishments

• College of Pharmacy working toward

Center for Advancing Pharmacy Practice and Research

• Inaugural class of Clinical

Psychopharmacology

• College of Nursing receives $300,000+

for a 3-yr grant to expand our highly successful accelerated nursing program to eastern Idaho

• Improved articulation between CC AD-RN

programs and our BS completion program

KDHS Accomplishments

• Clinic revenue up 17% for FY20
• Great job!
• Notable clinic donations:
• $14,000 for pediatric equipment (Speech and

Language) - Scottish Rite Foundation

• $8,000 for pediatric clinic fees (Speech and

Language - Scottish Rite Foundation

• $10,000 in Speech Master's Student

Scholarships - Scottish Rite Foundation

• $5,000 in clinic fees (Counseling, Meridian) -

Scentsy

• $2,000 in clinic fees (Counseling, Meridian) -

Whittenburger

KDHS Accomplishments

• Physician Assistant Studies students are

making a difference in the Dominican Republic

• David M. Kleist received the 2019

Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES) Legacy Award

• Dental Hygiene received $224,000 sub-

award from the Idaho Oral Health Program to promote oral health to Idaho youth

KDHS Accomplishments

• University Health focusing on campus
• utreach and collaborative interactions and

provides outstanding clinical care for students, faculty, and staff

• Expanded access to include Medicaid
• Cindy Seiger, Physical Therapy, Distinguished

Service Award Winner for 2019

• Other KDHS Finalists:
• Wendy Mickelsen, Radiographic Sciences,

Outstanding Master Teacher

• Karissa Miller, Communication Sciences and

Disorders, Outstanding Service

• Ted Peterson, Occupational Therapy,

Outstanding Service

KDHS Accomplishments

• Renaming of the Dietetic Programs to the

Department of Nutrition and Dietetics

• LaVona Andrew, Sign Language

Interpreting Director receives highest distinction from Registry of Interpreters for Deaf

• Family Medicine Residents Colby Brower

and Logan Jones awarded 2019 Idaho Medical Association Foundation Future Physicians of Idaho Award

KDHS Accomplishments

• In Dental Sciences: The #1, #2, #3 and #4

ranked students in Creighton's 2020 graduating class are IDEP students

• New affiliation agreement for pre-MLS

biology degree approved and implemented at BYU-I

• Awarded national ASCP Program Director's

Grant for MLS graduate student research

• Steve Moody is the President-Elect for the

Idaho Counseling Association

• Christian Chan is the President-Elect for the

Association for Adult Development and Aging

KDHS Accomplishments

• The Institute of Rural Health (IRH) is

addressing access to healthcare through interprofessional training of health services students in community based organizations

• AHEC and AmeriCorps
• IRH is informing the development of health-

related programs and policy change

• Idaho Suicide Prevention Needs Assessment
• Southeast Idaho Public Health District Needs

Assessment

• Traumatic Brain Injury Project
• Idaho Statewide Senior Services Assessment

KDHS Accomplishments

• $1.4 million raised with the help of community

supporters and alumni

• Over 400 donors made gifts to support our

programs

• including ongoing support from PMC, the Kasiska

Family Foundation, and Dairy West

• Emeritus Faculty made major planned gifts to help

provide resources for students and current faculty

• Over 300 BS-HS students!

KDHS Accomplishments

• Increasing program offerings to address

workforce needs in Idaho

• State Board approvals of:
• Occupational Therapy expansion to Meridian
• Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling
• Health Informatics Online
• Community Health Worker Certificate
• Master’s of Science in Nutrition for both the

combined Dietetic Internship and stand-alone MS in Nutrition

General Counsel Updates

• Process
• Agreements/Contracts

Idaho Center for Health Research (ICHR)

Mission

To foster collaborative interdisciplinary research to promote wellness and improve health outcomes

Spring 2020 – ICHR Meeting Schedule

Go to isu.edu/ichr to join us!

KDHS Grants and Contracts: Proposals Submitted

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 FY17 FY18 FY19

Proposals Submitted

Proposals Submitted

KDHS Grants and Contracts: $$ Requested

$0 $5,000,000 $10,000,000 $15,000,000 $20,000,000 $25,000,000 FY17 FY18 FY19

$$ Requested

$$ Requested

KDHS Grants and Contracts: Awards Received

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 FY17 FY18 FY19

Awards Received

Awards Received

KDHS Grants and Contracts: $$ Received

$0 $500,000 $1,000,000 $1,500,000 $2,000,000 $2,500,000 $3,000,000 $3,500,000 $4,000,000 FY17 FY18 FY19

$$ Received

$$ Received

MarCom 2019 Update

• Increased print and social media

coverage

• Constant Contact emails: Please do not

“unsubscribe”

• Increased the use of video for programs

and promotions

• Reduced print ad costs by 57% in the

last year

• Increased participation and exposure
• Increased marketing support

MarCom 2020 Goals

• Strategically showcase economic and

social impact of KDHS programs and clinics in both East Idaho and Treasure Valley

• Increase utilization of social media
• utlets
• Grow applicant and enrollment with

digital advertising

KDHS Faculty Advisory Committee

• Pharmacy: Barbara Mason
• Nursing: Melody Weaver
• Health Professions: Elizabeth Horn
• Rehabilitation and Communication

Sciences: Victoria (Tori) Scharp

• Three at Large Members: Amy Hardy,

Glenda Carr, and JoAnn Gurenlian (Chair)

• Non-Voting ex officio Member: Chris Owens
• Administrative Assistant: Alyssa St. John

Faculty Advisory Council Purpose

• To serve as the voice of the faculty in an

advisory capacity to the VP of Health Sciences on Division-wide issues, including policies and procedures, faculty review processes, and other initiatives

Faculty Advisory Council Accomplishments

• Created a draft Policy on Policies
• Created a Reportable Outside Activities

Policy

• Both are currently under review by the

Health Sciences Administrative Council (HSAC)

• …Then out for faculty comment

Faculty Advisory Council Goals for Spring 2020

• Contribute to re-org discussion
• Workload Policy and Collegiality Policy

for the KDHS

• Using existing college and department

policies as a guide

• Early Assurance and related programs
• DHS-wide curriculum offerings

Faculty Senate Update

KDHS Faculty Senators are: Pharmacy: John Holmes Nursing: Christy Sabel Health Professions: Christine Hall Rehabilitation and Communication Sciences: James Ralphs Meridian at Large: Evan Papa At Large: Randy Astramovich, Kathy Eroschenko, Marv Sparrell

Faculty Senate Update

• Program Health and Sustainability
• Initial work on updating policies - Started

with 1010 (Policy Administration and Development)

• Budget Engagement Plans and Process -

The importance of faculty input

• Policy Updating - Promotion and Tenure,

Sabbatical, etc.

• Become Involved
• Temporary replacement for Meridian at

large senator

• Subcommittee working on "Faculty

Grievance Policy"

Faculty Senate Update

• Please reach out to your senators with

questions / comments

• Open forum at the beginning of each

Senate meeting (4pm, every other Monday)

Spring Semester First Friday Events

• February 7th: Melanie Wright, “Improving

clinician understanding and action through human-centered design of patient information display”

• Possible visiting research professor
• March 6th: TBA…suggestions???
• April 3rd: Melody Weaver and Mary Nies

Refreshments with Rex

• February 5th : Pocatello, Student Union,

8:00-9:00 am

• March 4th: Pocatello, Student Union,

8:00-9:00 am

• March 18th: Meridian, Bengal Den, 8:00-

9:00 am

• April 8th: Pocatello, Student Union, 8:00-

9:00 am

ISU Health Fair

• ISU Pond Student Union Building March 5, 2020 8:00 AM – 6:00

PM

• Services available at the KDHS Clinics health-screening event:
• Blood pressure, pulse, and height and weight assessment
• Depression and anxiety screening
• Fall risk screening
• Foot assessment and care
• Hearing screening
• Medication review and evaluation
• Nutrition education and information
• Oral health screening
• Traumatic brain injury screening
• Summarizing a health action plan
• Laboratory services
• Food demos in the morning and early afternoon

Please register for your educational booths! Email healthfair@isu.edu or contact Dr. Carol Kirkpatrick with questions

KDHS Research Day 2020

• Technology in Healthcare
• April 17, 2020
• Program and Abstracts coming soon!
• Visit https://www.isu.edu/ichr/kdhs-

research-day/ for more details

KDHS Calendar: To add events to the KDHS Calendar, please email kdhs-calendar@isu.edu

Questions…??