http://hdl.handle.net/2092/256 2012-07-03T22:36:15Z http://hdl.handle.net/2092/709 Drake University 2008 Self-Study Report Drake University The Drake University accreditation self-study was initiated in January 2004. After becoming familiar with the new Higher Learning Commission accreditation criteria, President Maxwell and Provost Troyer determined that the self-study process could assist the University to move forward toward several of its assessment and planning goals. They appointed Sue Wright, Associate Provost and Director of Institutional Research, as Self-Study Coordinator. The Provost and Self-Study Coordinator sought agreement of individuals to serve on the Steering Committee and to chair or co-chair criterion committees. The Steering Committee membership was intended to emphasize the importance accorded to the tasks being undertaken in the self-study. Chaired by the Provost, the Steering Committee included chairs of the five Criterion Committees, the President, Vice President Business and Finance, Associate Director of Athletics, the Chief Information Officer, and Self-Study Coordinator. The Committee met for the first time in June 2004 and began to discuss the new accreditation criteria. Working with committee chairs, the Steering Committee appointed members for each of the five criterion committees. On September 10, 2004, the self-study officially kicked off with a lunch and orientation for all self-study committee members. At that event members were introduced to the process, the self-study criteria and to Drake’s commitment to using the process for real self-study. Each committee was first asked to consider how examining the University using their criterion and its components could help Drake University better achieve its mission. These deliberations led to several major campus initiatives discussed in Intro7.C. During succeeding years the committees identified evidence and drafted information for the “Self-Study Report.” With normal transition among chairs and members, the committees continued to meet through spring 2007 when they submitted reports to the Self-Study Coordinator. In addition to the steering and criterion committees, a publicity and promotion task force met to recommend ways to get the campus involved in the self-study process. They also considered issues such as publication of the requests for third-party comments. A logistics committee prepared for the team visit. Self-Study Committee Rosters Self-Study Committee Minutes Introduction--Criterion 1. Mission and Integrity--Criterion 2. Preparing for the Future--Criterion 3. Student Learning and Effective Teaching--Criterion 4. Acquisition, Discovery, and Application of Knowledge--Criterion 5. Engagement and Service--Challenges and Opportunities--Appendices. 2007-12-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/2092/691 Faculty grants awarded in FY07 Drake University. Office of Sponsored Programs; Smith, Jayne. Program or research grants awarded during fiscal year 2007, as reported by the Office of Sponsored Programs, Drake University. One file is arranged by type of research or grant (private, state, and federal), and another file is arranged by the quarter in which they were awarded. Private grants: $1,412,658, State grants: $578.311, and Federal grants: $8,888,096. Total grants awarded amounted to $10,879,065. Grant recipients for FY07 include: John Burney, Jack Gerlovich, Neil Hamilton, Susan Roberts, Doug Ireland, Susan Ladd, Suzanne Levitt, Jerry Foxhoven, Anne Murr, Scott Raecker, Michael Rieck, Tom Rosburg, Raylene Rospond, John Rovers, Michael Miller, Georgia Sheriff, Denise Soltis, Keith Summerville, Jody Swilky, Brad Tice, Deb Bishop, Amy Wisniewski, Garry Frank, Shelley Fairburn, Russell Lovell, Kristine Rossmiller, Bob Soltis, Hassan Almoazen, Maria Bohorquez, Klaus Bartschat, Matt Bruinekool, Charisse Buising, Jerry Honts, Jan McMahill, Jan Barston, Eunice Meredith, Marion Panyan, Sandra Patton-Imani, and Robert Stensrud. 2007-11-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/2092/690 Faculty grants awarded in FY06 Drake University., Office of Sponsored Programs.; Smith, Jayne Program or research grants awarded during fiscal year 2006, as reported by the Office of Sponsored Programs, Drake University. One file is arranged by type of research or grant (private, state, and federal), and another file is arranged by the quarter in which they were awarded. Private grants: $1,176,842, State grants: $1,475,029, and Federal grants: $8,781,870. Total grants awarded amounted to $11,433,741. Grant recipients for FY06 include: John Burney, Garry Frank, Jack Gerlovich, Neil Hamilton, Doug Ireland, Linda Krypel, Suzanne Levitt, Susan Ladd, Michael Miller, Anne Murr, Scott Raecker, Georgia Sheriff, Jody Swilky, Brad Tice, Maria Valdovinos, Amy Wisniewski, Aimee Beckmann-Collier, Dave Blank, Russell Lovell, Thomas Rosburg, Keith Summerville, Klaus Bartschat, Matt Bruinekool, Charisse Buising, Jerry Honts, Jan McMahill, Eunice Meredith, Marion Panyan, David Skidmore, Deb De Laet, Jan Marston and Robert Stensrud. 2007-11-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/2092/689 Faculty grants awarded in FY05 Drake University., Office of Sponsored Programs; Smith, Jayne Program or research grants awarded during fiscal year 2005, as reported by the Office of Sponsored Programs, Drake University. One file is arranged by type of research or grant (private, state, and federal), and another file is arranged by the quarter in which they were awarded. Private grants: $1,086,878, State grants: $391,308, and Federal grants: $8,246,539. Total grants awarded amounted to $9,724,725. Grant recipients for FY05 include: Arthur Sanders, Jack Gerlovich, Georgia Sheriff, Robert Stensrud, Neil Hamilton, Matt Bruinekool, Suzanne Levitt, Klaus Bartschat, David Courard-Hauri, Sherry Shafer, Stuart Shulman, Michael Rieck, Susan Smith, Linda Krypel, Garry Frank, Christine Pardee, Heidi Sleister, Jody Swilky, Keith Summerville, Mark Vitha, Jerry Honts, Pat Prijatel, James Romain, Eric Saylor, June Johnson, Marion Panyan, Anne Murr, Charisse Buising, Brad Tice, Russell Lovell, Geoffrey Wall, Sandra Kirks, Doug Ireland, and Scott Raecker. 2006-05-01T00:00:00Z