Charge and Membership

Interdisciplinary Council

The Interdisciplinary Council serves as a centralized voice to promote interdisciplinary activities at Ohio University. The Council reports to the Provost and is charged with advancing interdisciplinary activities; identifying barriers to interdisciplinary activities and suggesting ways to remove them; working with appropriate groups in reviewing and recommending policies and procedures regarding interdisciplinary activities; reviewing and making recommendations regarding interdisciplinary proposals and agreements. 

Composition  

Faculty :  10 Voting (1 Arts and Sciences; 1 Business; 1 Scripps; 1 Patton; 1 Russ (School of Engineering); 1 Fine Arts; 1 Health Sciences and Professions; 1 Int. Studies; 1 Heritage COM; 1 Regional Higher Ed)
Students :  2 Voting (1 Graduate; 1 Undergraduate)
Administrative : 4 Voting (2 Heads of Interdisciplinary Research centers; 2 Heads of Interdisciplinary Service Providers)
Classified : 1 Voting

Total : 14 Voting


Committee Roster
Faculty
Judith Grant, '14 (CAS) grantj1@ohio.edu
Susan Williams '14 (OUHCOM) willias7@ohio.edu
Steve Howard, Chair ’15 (INTL STD) howard@ohio.edu
Zijian Diao '14 (RHE) (Arts & Sciences) diao@ohio.edu
David Thomas ’13 (FAR) thomasda@ohio.edu
Devika Chawla ’13 (SCRIPPS) chawla@ohio.edu
Awaiting Nominee from Committee on Committees ’13 (HSP)
Awaiting Nominee from Committee on Committees ‘13 (COB)
Jaylynne Hutchinson, '15 (Patton) hutchinj@ohio.edu
Wojciech Jadwisienczak, '15 (Russ) jadwisie@ohio.edu

Graduate Student
Jeff Barbee

Administrators
Scott Miller ‘13
Wendy Merb-Brown ‘13

Classified Staff Member
Mary Ann Lape, 13

Undergraduate Student
Chelsea Callahan


All University committees follow the academic-year calendar. All students serve one-year terms. Undergraduate students are indicated by US and graduate students by GS. Faculty, administrators and staff generally serve three-year terms; the year a committee member's term expires is shown to the right of the person's name. Individuals who are not students and who have no year to the right of their names have Ex-Officio appointments. Ex-Officio appointments have voting privileges unless otherwise noted.

  


 

       

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