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Welcome from the UT Commission for Women
The UT Commission for Women (CFW) is a body appointed by the Chancellor
to advise on planning, implementation, and evaluation of University
programs, policies, and services designed to improve the status
of women on the Knoxville Campus. The Commission, in its role as
an advocacy group, is committed to the advancement of women students,
faculty and staff at the UT Institute of Agriculture, UT Medical
Center, and The University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
- U.S.
Poet Laureate Visits UT Knoxville
(Tuesday, February 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the University Center auditorium)
- The 2010-2011 HERS Institute
Chancellor Jimmy Cheek and the Commission for Women want to sponsor
an outstanding woman to attend a Higher Education Resource Services
(HERS) Institute. Women faculty members or administrators
who have a proven record of professional growth and responsibility,
and who have a keen interest in campus administration and the
challenges of growing a university rich in international and intercultural
diversity, are encouraged to review the Institutes and apply for
the one that best suits individual circumstances. The Bryn Mawr
Summer Institute offers a two-week residential program.
The HERS Institute at Wellesley College offers four three-day
sessions across the 2010-2011 academic year. The HERS Institute
at the University of Denver offers an integrated immersion
and return format which includes a six-day residency and two three-day
return sessions. Please visit the HERS website for more
information: http://www.hersnet.org/institutes.asp.
HERS Summer Institutes have earned sterling reputations for expanding
horizons, providing exposure to new and exciting ideas, fostering
enduring mentoring relationships, and preparing women for institutional
leadership roles. Recent UT participants include:
Dr. Cynthia Peterson, Professor, Department of Biochemical,
Cellular, and Molecular Biology; Dr. Joan Heminway,
Professor, College of Law; Dr. Maxine Thompson Davis,
Dean of Students; Dr. Sarah Gardial, Vice Provost for
Academic Affairs; Dr. Carolyn Hodges, Vice Provost
and Dean of the Graduate School; and Dr. Dixie Thompson,
Professor and Department Head, Exercise, Sport, and Leisure Studies.
The campus selection process will require that each applicant
submit three items: a current CV; a letter describing the
applicant’s reasons for application and how she will contribute
to our international and intercultural initiatives; and a letter
of support from her dean, director, department head, or supervisor.
Send these items to:
Pamela F. Hindle, Chairperson, Commission for Women
218 Student Services Building
Campus 37996-0230
phindle@utk.edu
The Bryn Mawr application deadline is March 1; the UT application
deadline is February 10, 2010.
The University of Denver application deadline is April 1; the
UT application deadline is March 10, 2010.
The Wellesley College application deadline is May 1; the UT application
deadline is April 14, 2010.
Outstanding applicants will be recommended to Chancellor Cheek
for review of campus materials and selection of this year’s
candidate. The candidate must then apply to her chosen Institute
and provide required documents by the Institute’s deadline.
Please contact Pam Hindle (phindle@utk.edu)
if you have questions.
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Call for Nominations - UT Notable Woman Award
(Nomination Deadline - January 6, 2010)
The Commission for Women recognized its first Notable UT
Woman in 1995 after a suggestion from then University Historian,
Dr. Milton Klein, recommended that outstanding women connected
with the University be honored on an annual basis.
The award recognizes women from three rotating categories:
administrator, alumnae, faculty and staff. The honoree will
be selected by Commission members from a slate prepared by
the Notable UT Women Committee. The 2009 award will honor
a present or past faculty member of the University of Tennessee.
For more information, contact Margaret Crawford at 974-4422.
- Angie
Warren Perkins Nomination Form
(Nomination Deadline February 8, 2010)
The Commission for Women requests nominations for the Angie Warren
Perkins Award, to be presented at the Spring 2010 Chancellor’s
Honors Banquet. The award, named for the first Dean of Women at
the University, will honor a woman faculty member who is still
on a probationary tenure track and who shows outstanding promise
of scholarship, teaching, and/or other contributions to campus
intellectual life. The candidate must have a minimum of one year’s
continuous service. No recipient of the award within the past
five years is eligible. Click
here to see a listing of past award recipients.
Mail completed nomination forms, and extra sheets if necessary,
by February 8, 2010, to Pamela F. Hindle (phindle@utk.edu),
218 Student Services Building, Campus 37996-0230. Nomination forms
will be reviewed by the Angie Warren Perkins Award Committee of
the Commission for Women, and a winner will be selected.
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Advancing Women Leaders in Higher Education Administration: HERS
Below are links to information about four deanship openings:
Bryn
Mawr College--Dean of the College
Rutgers University--Douglass Residential College and Campus
Dean
Mills
College--Dean of Education
University
of New Hampshire--Dean of the College of Engineering & Physical
Sciences
More information about these, and other opportunities can be
found by logging into the HERS Alumnae page of our website:
http://hersnet.org/Alumnet.asp.
If you have questions about logging in, please contact Stacey
Farnum.
Judith S. White
President & Executive Director
HERS (Higher Education
Resource Services)
The Chambers Center
University of Denver
1901 East Asbury Ave
- Family
Care Policies for Faculty
(The December 2008 revised edition is currently located on the
Provost's website.)
- Dixie
Thompson, professor and head of the Excercise, Sport and Leisure
Studies department, recently graduated from the HERS Bryn Mawr
Summer Institute.
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