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"Ann has done an outstanding job since taking over the Division of Graduate Studies on an acting basis," said John Gemello, provost and vice president for academic affairs. "Through her leadership and knowledge, she has already improved the division's efficiency and customer service tremendously. I look forward to her continued work with faculty and the campus community to build a stronger graduate program." Hallum replaces Paul Fonteyn, who left SFSU in 2002 to become provost and vice chancellor of academic affairs at University of Massachusetts, Boston. A licensed physical therapist and psychologist, Hallum focuses her academic research and community outreach activities on physical therapy for disabled children. She joined the University in 1990 to head a new graduate program in physical therapy, offered jointly by SFSU and University of California, San Francisco. The program is ranked 15th nationwide by U.S. News and World Report. As dean of graduate studies, Hallum is charged with fostering the strengthening and improvement of existing graduate programs, facilitating the development of new programs, implementing policies related to graduate programs, helping acquire additional resources to enhance graduate programs, and overseeing effective services to graduate students, faculty, staff, programs and the community. Nominate an outstanding staff member Every month CampusMemo features the staff member selected to receive the Staff Teamwork and Recognition Award (STAR). But that's just the end result of the process -- it begins with you. Know a staff member who deserves recognition? Nominate him or her. It couldn't be easier. Simply fill out theonline form at: www.sfsu.edu/~news/star/starform.htm. Get to know the nominees Position statements for the nominees for various University-wide faculty governance positions can be found on the Academic Senate Web site: www.sfsu.edu/~senate/nominate. Defensive driving To sign up, call ext. 8-1449 or e-mail adenbill@sfsu.edu. Wear jeans, raise awareness This month's Insiders include a report by Penelope Flores, professor of secondary education, on Ethiopian school curriculum; an innovation award that English faculty members Helen Gillotte-Troop and Sugie Goen received for their SFSU integrated reading and writing program; and a presentation on Microsoft's .NET by Sam Gill, professor of information systems. Read the Insiders: www.sfsu.edu/~news/cmemo/spring04/april19insiders.htm. |
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