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SOON  5  YEARS  SINCE  I  BECAME  CST  DEAN  (6-­‐INTERIM)    

LETS  REFLECT  ON  T/TT  FACULTY  HLD  2007  =  110;  MLK  2018  =  130-­‐135  

HLD  +42  MLK  +46      =  88  T/TT  RECRUITED  AVERAGE  =  8/YEAR  TO  GROW  2/YEAR  

 ROUGHLY  60%  NEW  FACULTY  

CST  FIRST  2  YEARS  MLK  97 Hey, Emanuel B Biology Tenured 2013-2016 98 Spigler, Rachel Biology Tenure 2013-2017 99 Dragut, Eduard CIS Tenure 2013-2016 100 Kim, Bojeong EES Tenure 2013-2016 101 Stover, Matthew Math Tenure 2013-2016 102 Perdew, John P Physics Tenured 2013-2016 103 Ruzsinszky, Adrienn Physics Tenure 2013-2016 104 Kumar, Sudhir Biology Tenured 2014-2017 105 Hedges, Stephen Blair Biology Tenured 2014-2017 106 Liberles, David A Biology Tenured 2014-2018 107 Sewall, Brent Biology Tenure 2014-2017 108 Patterson, Susan Biology Tenure 2014-2017 109 Levy, Ronald M Chemistry Tenured 2014-2017 110 Dobereiner, Graham Chemistry Tenure 2014-2017 111 Ji, Bo CIS Tenure 2014-2017 112 Kant, Krishna CIS Tenure 2014-2017 113 Ravi, Sujith EES Tenure 2014-2017 114 Napolitano, James Physics Tenured 2014-2017 115 Gray, Alexander Physics Tenure 2014-2017 116 Escalante, Ananias A Biology Tenured 2015-2018 117 Willets, Katherine A Chemistry Tenured 2015-2018 118 Wengryniuk, Sarah E Chemistry Tenure 2015-2018 119 Zeng, Qiang CIS Tenure 2015-2018 120 Chemtob, Steven M EES Tenure 2015-2018 121 Muto, Atsuhiro EES Tenure 2015-2018 122 Queisser, Sean Gillian Math Tenure 2015-2018 123 Walton, Chelsea Math Tenure 2015-2018 124 Pond, S L Kosakovsky Biology Tenured 2016-2019 125 Schraiber, Joshua G Biology Tenure 2016-2019 126 Helmus, Matthew Biology Tenure 2016-2019 127 Sun, Yugang Chemistry Tenure 2016-2019 128 Wang, Anduo CIS Tenure 2016-2019 129 Torchinsky, Darius H Physics Tenure 2016-2019 130 Behm, Jocelyn Biology Tenure 2017-2020 !

CST  SECOND  TWO  YEARS    

97 Hey, Emanuel B Biology Tenured 2013-2016 98 Spigler, Rachel Biology Tenure 2013-2017 99 Dragut, Eduard CIS Tenure 2013-2016 100 Kim, Bojeong EES Tenure 2013-2016 101 Stover, Matthew Math Tenure 2013-2016 102 Perdew, John P Physics Tenured 2013-2016 103 Ruzsinszky, Adrienn Physics Tenure 2013-2016 104 Kumar, Sudhir Biology Tenured 2014-2017 105 Hedges, Stephen Blair Biology Tenured 2014-2017 106 Liberles, David A Biology Tenured 2014-2018 107 Sewall, Brent Biology Tenure 2014-2017 108 Patterson, Susan Biology Tenure 2014-2017 109 Levy, Ronald M Chemistry Tenured 2014-2017 110 Dobereiner, Graham Chemistry Tenure 2014-2017 111 Ji, Bo CIS Tenure 2014-2017 112 Kant, Krishna CIS Tenure 2014-2017 113 Ravi, Sujith EES Tenure 2014-2017 114 Napolitano, James Physics Tenured 2014-2017 115 Gray, Alexander Physics Tenure 2014-2017 116 Escalante, Ananias A Biology Tenured 2015-2018 117 Willets, Katherine A Chemistry Tenured 2015-2018 118 Wengryniuk, Sarah E Chemistry Tenure 2015-2018 119 Zeng, Qiang CIS Tenure 2015-2018 120 Chemtob, Steven M EES Tenure 2015-2018 121 Muto, Atsuhiro EES Tenure 2015-2018 122 Queisser, Sean Gillian Math Tenure 2015-2018 123 Walton, Chelsea Math Tenure 2015-2018 124 Pond, S L Kosakovsky Biology Tenured 2016-2019 125 Schraiber, Joshua G Biology Tenure 2016-2019 126 Helmus, Matthew Biology Tenure 2016-2019 127 Sun, Yugang Chemistry Tenure 2016-2019 128 Wang, Anduo CIS Tenure 2016-2019 129 Torchinsky, Darius H Physics Tenure 2016-2019 130 Behm, Jocelyn Biology Tenure 2017-2020 !

NEW  TT  FACULTY  2018  

 CHEMISTRY  •  CAROL  M.  MANHART  (BOULDER,  CORNELL)    MATHEMATICS  •  MIHAELA  IGNATOVA  (USC,  STANFORD,  PRINCETON)  •  ATTILA  YILMAZ  (NYU,  WEIZMANN,  KOÇ  **)    COMPUTER  &  INFORMATION  SCIENCES  •  SEARCHES  ONGOING      

**  KOÇ  University  (private)  is  ranked  highest  in  Turkey  according  to  the  2016  Times  Higher  EducaNon  World  University  Rankings    

KUDOS  FOR  MATHEMATICS  

Irina  Mitrea  imitrea@temple.edu        Dear  Mike,      I  am  happy  to  report  that  Mathema]cs  has  jumped  up  13  spots  in  the  latest  US  News  &  World  Report  Rankings  of  Graduate  Programs  (compared  to  2015)        We  value  the  Dean's  Office  understanding  of  the  naNonal  standards  in  our  discipline  and  your  support  in  strengthening  our  naNonal  and  internaNonal  reputaNon  is  much  needed  and  appreciated      Best  regards,  Irina                March  22,  2018    

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TEMPLE  CAPITAL  PROJECTS  

JoAnne  A.  Epps  joanne.epps@temple.edu  March  1,  2018    First,  I  want  to  thank  those  of  you  who  made  capital  projests  presentaNons  in  the  fall.        Thank  you,  too,  for  your  paNence  in  awaiNng  the  outcome.        In  coming  to  decisions,  we  balanced  the  nature  of  the  proposal,  its  importance  and  urgency,  the  ability  of  the  school  or  college  to  contribute  to  the  project  cost,  and  financial  and  insNtuNonal  capacity.      

TEMPLE  CAPITAL  PROJECTS  

At  this  Nme,  in  addiNon  to  the  projects  you  are  already  familiar  with  including:    •  The  new  Library    •  The  1810  Liacouras  Walk  project  •  The  Mul]purpose  Facility  •  The  refiing  of  Paley    WE  EXPECT  THAT  TWO  MAJOR  PROJECTS  WILL  BE  LAUNCHED  OVER  THE  NEXT  THREE  YEARS  

NEW  CAPITAL  PROJECT-­‐1  

A  NEW  BUILDING  AT  BROAD  AND  NORRIS  STREETS,                                        on  the  former  Peabody  Hall  site.    This  project  will  proceed  in  coordinaNon  with  the  renovaNon  of  both  Tomlinson  and  Annenberg  Halls.        The  new  building  will  directly  benefit  the  Klein  College  of  Media  and  CommunicaNon.    The  overall  project  and  related  renovaNons  will  also  directly  benefit  the  Center  for  the  Performing  and  CinemaNc  Arts.    In  addiNon,  the  project  will  include  academic,  retail,  and  administraNve  space  for  the  broader  university.        Once  the  overall  project  is  completed,  it  is  also  our  intenNon  to  consider  returning  the  units  currently  located  at  TASB  to  Main  Campus.    This  project  will  begin  immediately.  

NEW  CAPITAL  PROJECT-­‐2  

 AN  ANNEX  BUILT  ADJACENT  TO  THE  EXISTING  COLLEGE  OF  ENGINEERING  BUILDING      The  design  of  this  project  will  begin  aler  the  comple]on  of  both  the  Broad  and  Norris  projects  and  the  new  Library      

TEMPLE  CAPITAL  PROJECTS  

For  those  of  you  whose  projects  are  not  on  this  list,  don’t  despair.    This  is,  as  I  previewed,  the  most  immediate  major  projects  to  have  been  green-­‐lighted.      I  am  happy  to  have  follow-­‐up  conversa]ons  about  what  comes  next.        Please  know  that  but  for  the  reality  of  limited  resources,  most  of  the  university’s  senior  leaders  were  inclined  to  approve  all  the  requests  we  received.    In  other  words,  all  of  your  proposals  have  merit.              

Special  Request  From  The  BOV  

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