Oakton Board Book for May 2015

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AGENDA ITEM 5/15-18 1 of 1 Acceptance of Resignations – Administrative Personnel Dr. Merrill Irving, Jr., Assistant Vice President, Continuing Education, Training and Workforce Development, has provided notice of resignation to the College, effective June 30, 2015; and, Dr. Adam Hayashi, Dean, Science and Health Careers, has provided notice of resignation, effective July 6, 2015. Dr. Irving and Dr. Hayashi have served the College in an exemplary manner, and we wish them well in their future endeavors. MBL:ec 5/2015 President’s Recommendation: That the Board adopts the following resolution: “Be it resolved that the Board of Trustees of Community College District 535 hereby accepts the resignations of Dr. Merrill Irving, Jr., effective June 30, 2015, and Dr. Adam Hayashi, effective July 6, 2015.”

AGENDA ITEM 5/15-19 1 of 1 Acceptance of Illinois Community College Faculty Association Grant The Illinois Community College Faculty Association has awarded $2,264 to Oakton Community College under its Dr. Joseph T. Cipfl Faculty Grants initiative. The funds will support a project proposed by Kristi Zenchak, Professor of Biology, titled “Potential Benefits to Student Success by Using Undergraduate Lab Assistants in Anatomy and Physiology Labs within Community Colleges.” The study will begin in the fall 2015 semester. Three faculty members who are teaching multiple sections of the same course will teach one section with a lab assistant and one without. Parameters to be studied include student attendance, student retention in the course, student success in the course (grade of “C” or better), and student attitudes and engagement in the course. Dr. Adam Hayashi, Dean of Science and Health Careers, will administer the grant. RM:al 5/19/2015 President’s Recommendation: That the Board adopt the following resolution: “Be it resolved that the Board of Trustees of Community College District 535 accept $2,264 from the Illinois Community College Faculty Association under its Dr. Joseph T. Cipfl Faculty Grants initiative for a student success research project proposed by Professor of Biology Kristi Zenchak.”

AGENDA ITEM 5/15-19<br />

1 of 1<br />

Acceptance of Illinois Community College Faculty Association Grant<br />

The Illinois Community College Faculty Association has awarded $2,264 to <strong>Oakton</strong> Community<br />

College under its Dr. Joseph T. Cipfl Faculty Grants initiative. The funds will support a project<br />

proposed by Kristi Zenchak, Professor of Biology, titled “Potential Benefits to Student Success<br />

by Using Undergraduate Lab Assistants in Anatomy and Physiology Labs within Community<br />

Colleges.” The study will begin in the fall <strong>2015</strong> semester. Three faculty members who are<br />

teaching multiple sections of the same course will teach one section with a lab assistant and one<br />

without. Parameters to be studied include student attendance, student retention in the course,<br />

student success in the course (grade of “C” or better), and student attitudes and engagement in<br />

the course. Dr. Adam Hayashi, Dean of Science and Health Careers, will administer the grant.<br />

RM:al<br />

5/19/<strong>2015</strong><br />

President’s Recommendation:<br />

That the <strong>Board</strong> adopt the following resolution:<br />

“Be it resolved that the <strong>Board</strong> of Trustees of Community College District 535 accept $2,264<br />

from the Illinois Community College Faculty Association under its Dr. Joseph T. Cipfl Faculty<br />

Grants initiative <strong>for</strong> a student success research project proposed by Professor of Biology Kristi<br />

Zenchak.”

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