Student Handbook - Rudolf Steiner College

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Throughout the year, the College offers evening and weekend courses and workshops open to the public. The subjects have included Waldorf Education, early childhood education, parenting, Biodynamic agriculture, beekeeping, esoteric Christianity, world religions, nutrition, eurythmy, and the relation of the human being to the stars. College Governance The governance forms of Rudolf Steiner College are designed to promote inclusion and participation of employees at various levels. They provide opportunities for colleagues to engage in conversations that define and develop the organization. The organization is structured to insure that decisions regarding important College matters are carefully considered, promptly made, and widely understood. The various constituencies of the College—faculty, executive offices, administrative staff, and students—function under the general supervision of the President/CEO as delegated by the Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees is vested with full legal and fiscal responsibility for the College. All corporate powers of the corporation are exercised by or under the authority of the Board of Trustees, and it controls the business and affairs of the corporation. President The President, Gayle Davis, is the chief executive officer of the corporation. Under general policy direction of the Board of Trustees and in accordance with College policy, she plans, organizes, coordinates and administers through management staff, all College functions and activities; provides policy guidance and coordinates the activities of all departments and fosters cooperative working relationships. Council The Council is a body of senior administrators, faculty and staff members that advises the President and the Board of Trustees concerning: 5 • The spiritual mission and vision of the College • Strategic planning and goals • Budget priorities, senior staffing and facilities • Presidential hiring The Council may suggest names of possible Trustees for consideration by the BOT Nominating Committee. Members: Ted Mahle, MFA Patricia Dickson, MA Lyn Dixon Claude Julien Harald Hoven Arline Monks Brian Gray, MLArch Ronald Koetzsch, PhD Gayle Davis, MA Irène François, MA Astrid Schmitt-Stegmann, MA Patrick Wakeford-Evans, MA
Executive Committee The Executive Committee is comprised of the executive officers of the organization and functions as a president’s cabinet. Academic matters and administrative functions interface in this body. The Executive Committee is vested with day-to-day decision-making, and it handles sensitive and confidential personnel matters. All College managers report directly to a member of the executive committee. Members: Gayle Davis, MA - President. Patrick Wakeford-Evans, MA - Academic Dean Patricia Dickson, MA - Vice President of Operations and Planning Laura Randles, MBA - Chief Financial Officer William Bento, PhD – facilitator Ronald Koetzsch, PhD – recording secretary Academic Senate The Academic Senate is responsible for academic planning and implementation and for developing programs and policies that are in compliance with federal and state regulations. The senate, comprised of full-time faculty members and some adjunct faculty members, is also concerned with student life, College events and festivals. Members: William Bento, PhD (chair) Irène François, MA Ted Mahle, MFA Ronald E. Koetzsch, PhD (vice-chair) Lauren Hickman, MA Bonnie River, MA Gayle Davis, MA (ex-officio) Harald Hoven Alice Stamm Patricia Dickson, MA Cynthia Hoven, MA Astrid Schmitt-Stegmann, MA Brian Gray, MLArch Betty Staley, MA Patrick Wakeford-Evans, MA 6
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