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Academic Affairs Faculty Symposium
The Challenged University: Communication and
Collaboration in Good and Bad Times
Unicoi State Park and Conference Center - Helen, GA
March 27-28, 2009
The 2009 Academic Affairs Faculty Symposium examined challenges and opportunities for maintaining quality programs through synergy in adverse economic conditions. Participants explored how we interact within the University as individuals, departments, programs and colleges. Emphasis was placed on the role of communication and collaboration within and across departments, colleges, centers and institutes. Also, the University's relationship with the general public and public officials was examined. The Symposium created a forum for faculty to explore and develop synergistic relationships for good and bad times.
Symposium Program
Introduction- Joe Broder
Welcome - Arnett C. Mace, Jr.
Keynote Address - Susan Herbst
Luncheon Presentation - Tim Burgess
Charge to Break-out Groups
Image Gallery
Pre-Conference Survey
Post-Conference Survey
Analysis of Participant Recommendations
Symposium Planning Committee
Joe Broder, Co-chair
Marcus Fechheimer, Co-chair
Betty Jean Craige
Jan Hathcote
Nelson Hilton
Mark Huber
Trish Kalivoda
Jere Morehead
Libby Morris
Bill Vencill
Acknowledgments
This 19th Academic Affairs Faculty Symposium was sponsored by the University of Georgia Teaching Academy. Funding was made possible through the financial support of the Office of the Senior Vice President and Provost and the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. The Planning Committee thanks Stefani Hilley for her valuable assistance in planning and coordinating the Symposium
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