ANAC Upcoming Events

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ANAC Upcoming Events Calendar

July 28, 2001 — ANAC CFO Meeting at NACUBO, New York City (8:00 am-4:15 pm), New York Suite, Hilton Hotel. For further information, contact Jerry Berberet (email: anacjberb@aol.com, ph. 850-927-3948).

October 4-7, 2001 — Association for Integrative Studies 23rd Annual Conference, "Globalizing Interdisciplinary Pedagogy and Research," Conference Center of Roanoke, VA. (For further information, go to AIS web site at www.muc.muohio.edu/~ais/ or contact Dr. Elizabeth Creamer, AIS Proposal Coordinator. Email: creamere@vt.edu.)

January 23-26, 2002 — Association of American Colleges and Universities Annual Meeting, "Changing Students in a Changing World," Grand Hyatt Hotel, Washington, DC. Wednesday, January 23 pre-Conference, "Liberal Learning and the Challenge of Uncommon Values." Check AACU web site: www.aacu-edu.org for further information. Contact Jerry Berberet (anacjberb@aol.com, or phone: 850-927-3948) with ANAC Conference panel presentation ideas and proposals.

January 25-27, 2002 — American Association of Higher Education Faculty Roles and Rewards Conference, Phoenix Civic Plaza, Phoenix, AZ. For further information. Consult AAHE web site: www.aahe.org.

February 7-9, 2002 (tentative) — ANAC CFO Benchmarking Conference, Elon University. For further information, contact Jerry Berberet (anacjberb@aol.com, or phone 850-927-3948).

Many thanks to our colleagues from Ithaca College for wonderful Summer Institute hospitality and support. Here they enjoy the Lake Cayuga dinner cruise on the last evening, (from l to r) Betsy Keller, Garry Brodhead, Jim Malek, and Bruce Henderson.

A NEW ACADEMIC COMPACT
Revisioning the Relationship Between Faculty and Their Institutions
Linda McMillin and Jerry Berberet, Editors
Foreword by R. Eugene Rice

Highlighting the Associated New American College's Faculty Work Project, this new book examines the call for redefining faculty roles and institutional relationships. Believing that in order to serve students successfully colleges must invest in faculty effectiveness, the overriding goal of the project has been to lay the conceptual groundwork for bringing the institution's faculty policies and practices and the actual work patterns of faculty into optimal alignment with the institutional mission.

Contents include:

• A New Academic Compact
  Jerry Berberet
• Professional Development Across the Faculty Career
  Marion Terenzio, Faculty Development/Career Stages Working Group
• Faculty as Institutional Citizens
  Lawry Finsen, Service/Governance Working Group
• Faculty Workload
  Linda McMillin, Workload Differentiation Working Group
• Governance at Butler University
  Stephen Kaplan
• Balancing Workload at Ithaca College
  Garry Brodhead
• Workload Rebalancing at St. Mary's College California
  Ed Biglin
• A Panel of Experts Respond
  Mary Burgan, Robert Diamond, Charles Glassick, Christine Licata, Ric Weibl, Conrad Weiser
• Faculty Development
  Jacqueline A. Mintz
• Governance
  Thomas Longin
• Reflections on the Faculty Work Project
  Jon Wergin

Coming Fall 2001

If you would like to be on our list to receive price and availability information, please email or mail us at the address below.

Anker Publishing Company, Inc.
P. O. Box 249
Bolton, MA 01740-0249
Phone: 978-779-6190
Fax: 978-779-6366
Email: ankerpub@aol.com

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