WELCOME BACKF A L L 2 0 2 0

W E H O P E Y O U A N D Y O U R L O V E D O N E S

A R E S A F E A N D H E A L T H Y !

INTRODUCTIONS

D E A N ' S A D M I N I S T R A T I V E A N A L Y S T :

S T E P H A N I E G U E R R E R O

DEAN'S OFFICE STUDENT ASSISTANTS

J U L I A N EM A R T I N E Z

A R I A N A L O A I Z A

MANAGER OF ACADEMIC RESOURCES:

C H A N D A C U N N I N G H A M - S P E N C E

INTERIM ASSOCIATE DEAN OF ARTS & SCIENCES:

D R . P H I L H A M P T O N

DEAN OF ARTS & SCIENCES:

D R . V A N D A N A K O H L I

Greg Wood, Applied Physics

John Yudelson, Communication

Academic Senate & CFA Leadership

Program Chairs

Chair Academic ProgramColleen Delaney AnthropologyBlake Gillespie Applied Physics (Greg Wood), Physical Science & ChemistryLiz King Art & Performing Arts (Catherine Burriss)Erich Fleming Biology & GeologyJose Alamillo Chicana/o StudiesChristina Smith CommunicationMichael Soltys Computer Science, Information Technology, & MechatronicsMary Adler EnglishSean Anderson Environmental Science & Resource ManagementAntonio Jimenez-Jimenez Global LanguagesSonsoles De Lacalle Health ScienceFrank Barajas HistoryGeoff Buhl MathematicsLynette Landry NursingDana Baker Political Science Kimmy Kee-Rose PsychologyAndrea Grove Sociology

Tenure-Track Program

Dr. Maricela Becerra Garcia Global Languages

Dr. Hanni Jalil HistoryDr. Jaime Lapeyre NursingDr. Hyunsook (Eunice) Youn Communication

New TT Faculty

Lecturer ProgramNathan Lopez HistoryChristopher MacMahon HistoryGinger Hood-Whitesell HistoryChrystal Borrayo NursingCharlotte Gullap-Moore NursingAshley Steere NursingSusanne Soule Political ScienceLauri Moore SociologyAlex Aguirre SociologySarah Devoto Sociology

New Lecturers

Program Staff

Staff Academic Program

Liege Ayub Nursing

Stephanie Chavez Communication, Computer Science, IT & Mechatronics

Jessyka Dalton Biology & Geology

Carmen Delgado Krebs English & Global Languages

Geri-Lyn Himebaugh Health Science & Nursing

Gina Matibag Applied Physics, Physical Science & Chemistry

Hilda Ocampo Art & Performing Arts

Alex Padilla Anthropology, ESRM, & SociologyAlison Potter Psychology

Amanda Sanchez Chicana/o Studies, History, Political Science

Rebecca Slocum Mathematics

Sarah Welch Health Science & Nursing

Lab Technicians

Tech Academic Program

Scott Duffer Chemistry

Kimberly Gardner Biology

Emily Gaston ESRM

Ivan Grooms Art

Cathy Hutchinson Biology

Marty Labasan Chemistry

Michael Mahoney Biology

MC Walcott Biology

Ricky Medrano Computer ScienceAdan Sanchez Physics

Kenji Webb Art

AY 19-20A C C O M P L I S H M E N T S *

* AS IMPACTED BY COVID

School FTES & SFR Targets

19/20 Targets

19/20 Actuals Differential Percent

Differential

FTES 5,175 5,134 41 Less than 1%

SFR 23.5 22.7 0.8 3%

Congratulations to all faculty and Chairs for meeting 2019-2020 SFR and FTES targets!

ALL WITHIN BUDGET

Faculty Promoted ProgramRuben Alarcon BiologyDana Baker Political ScienceSelenne Bañuelos MathematicsMatthew Campbell PsychologyHeather Castillo Performing ArtsGeoff Dilly BiologyCynthia Flores MathematicsReha Kadakal SociologyJennie Luna Chicana/o StudiesRobin Mitchell HistoryColleen Nevins NursingMelissa Soenke PsychologyGreg Wood Applied Physics

Faculty Tenure Promotions

Publications*

19 Numerous presentations

both national and international*

*up until travel restrictions

Faculty Research & Publications

Associate Professor of MathematicsSelenne Bañuelos, Ph.D.

Henry L. Alder Award for Distinguished Teaching

Mathematical Association of America

Gifts and Support Michele Serros Collection & Endowment - $25K

for Chicano/a Studies Undergraduate Research - $57.8K for awards,

stipends and scholarships 1st installment of multi-million dollar legacy gift

dedicated to Performing Arts theatre - $2.2M Engineering Scholarship - $30K - 5 year pledge Engineering Lab Support - $20K gift for equipment

Gifts-in-kind Art - Nedderman collection of CA paintings - $77K

GIK + $15K in cash

Michele Serros collection

Nedderman art collection inspired by 20th century

California

2020 Philanthropic Activity

$7.7 M in funded grants including $3M in new awards

Sources:US ArmyParker Hannifin CorporationNational Science FoundationCA Institute for Regenerative MedicineCA Ecosystem Studies Unit

*Caveats:• Does not include:

• HSI grants• Mini-grants

• Does include totals for multi-year grants

Grants*

Library Lecture Series*

Including: Ojai & Port Hueneme

Bats of the Channel Islands

Using Social Networks for

Organizational Improvement

Health & Wellness during

Pregnancy

Smokey the Beaver: can

beavers prevent wildfires?

Genetic Modification in Literature & the

21st century

Race, Water & the Power of Film from the St. Francis Dam Disaster to the era of

#metoo

The New World of Work

Created through

Technology

THANK YOU to faculty in the following programs:Chicana/o Studies, Communication, English, ESRM, Health Science, History, Mathematics

and Psychology

*New collaboration with Port Hueneme Library to discuss public health topics, historical epidemics, public concerns, etc. was unfortunately postponed due to library closures.

• Collective Vision 2025• Reassigned Time Taskforce• Dean’s Chai Chats • WISE (Women for Inclusivity

in Science and Engineering) partnership with US Navy, Article Exchange & Networking events

Other Accomplishments

• BLM Racial Equity Statements• Website Updates • Renovated Performing Arts’ stage• Applied Physics: Math Chemistry• Two newly independent departments:

Anthropology & Chicana/o Studies

… Accomplishments continued

•Staff and lab techs went above and beyond in support of faculty and students’ sudden transition to virtual instruction. Some examples include:

• Collaborating with Mail Services to ensure distribution of student publication The Island Fox• Recognition of 2020 major graduates with yard signs for their homes• Distribution of stoles and pins to graduating seniors• Coordination of Nursing clinicals in extremely dynamic and challenging circumstances• Mailing individual art supply and lab kits to students at their homes• Maintenance of special campus equipment and live organisms • Creativity and extensive research in re-imagining students’ lab experiences

Highlight: Program Staff & Lab Technicians

U P C O M I N G A Y 2 0 - 2 1

5% FTES reduction Optimistic about budget Hiring chill/freeze (13 TT searches not completed; 1 Associate Dean; &

Lab Safety Coordinator) Mostly virtual offerings

96 face-to-face sections Heightened safety protocols around COVID prevention

Fall 2020 – Spring 2021

1. If you have a need to retrieve items from your office/designated workspace, please follow the A&S Access Plan to review your designated day and time slot.

• Applies to both faculty and staff.• Requests to go at an alternate time must receive approval from AD Phil Hampton

prior to access.2. Staff Designation

• Staff requesting to work from campus must receive approval from the Dean and provide the following information: date and location of work, duration of time on campus, and purpose of work.

3. Faculty Designation• Faculty seeking to work from campus must go through their Chairs to follow the required

paperwork process and online training. Completed materials will be forwarded to the Dean for final approval.

CAMPUS ACCESS

https://www.csuci.edu/publicsafety/ehs/training.htm

Things to Look Forward To…» Virtual Chai Chats with Dean Kohli & AD Hampton

» Arts & Sciences Collective Vision: Moving Forward

» Lecturers’ Virtual Coffee w/ AD Hampton

» Dean’s Blog» Library Lecture Series

*focus on social justice

» Spotlight on Faculty Research and Creative Activities

» Faculty Awards Program

» WISE programming & events*online facilitated Speed Networking Night, online themed Happy Hours (to welcome new faculty/continue to support ongoing work), and a Holiday Article Exchange

T H A N K YO U !