Saturday, November 21, 2009

Administration

 

Cabinet

Dr. Arthur R. Byrd
Vice President for Student Affairs
Responsibilities:  The Vice President for Student Affairs provides overall strategic leadership and management in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of the CSN comprehensive Student Affairs division. The position has college wide supervisory responsibility for the areas of counseling, advising, recruitment and retention, the registrar’s office, financial aid, international students center, testing, career services, re-entry, disability resources, student activities, student government, intercollegiate athletics, TRIO program and the Millennium Scholarship.
Education: Ed.D., University of Washington, Seattle
M.A., Communications History, University of Washington, Seattle
B.A., Black Studies and Philosophy, University of Washington, Seattle
A.A. with Honors, Bellevue Community College, Bellevue, Washington
Assistant: Cheryl Williams
Phone: 651-7374
Fax: 651-7397
Contacts: 651-7395 Ann Johnson Associate Vice President for Student Affairs; Dean of Students, Henderson Campus
  651-4741 Cipriano Chavez Dean of Students, Cheyenne Campus;
  651-5920 Dr. Chemene Crawford   Dean of Students, Charleston Campus
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Dr. Darren Divine
Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs
Responsibilities:  The Vice President for Academic Affairs provides leadership to the academic programs of CSN, including oversight of academic divisions and departments, accreditation, assessment, workforce and economic development, distance education, professional development, library services, scheduling, and faculty support. Serves as a member of the President’s Cabinet.
Education: Ph.D., Biological Science, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
M.S., Wildlife Science, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM
B.S., Biology, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM
Assistant: Michelle Word
Phone: 651-5602
Fax: 651-5905
Contacts: 651-4983 Michael Spangler Dean, School of Advanced & Applied Technologies
  651-4861 Dennis Soukup Dept. Chair, Transportation & Industrial Technology
  651-4660 Randy Harwood Dept. Chair, Engineering & Computing Technology
  651-4156 Tom Myers Dept. Chair, Media Technologies
  651-5860 Rose Hawkins Interim Dean, School of Arts and Letters
  651-4167 James McCoy Dept. Chair, Communication
  651-5982 John Ziebell Dept. Chair, English
  651-5906 Ken Umland Dept. Chair, International Languages
  651-4117 Dick McGee Dept. Chair, Fine Arts
  651-4148 Chris Kelly Dean, School of Business, Hospitality & Public Services
  651-3107 Robin Nelson Dept. Chair, Accounting, Finance & Office Admin
  651-5954 Clarissa Cota Dept. Chair, Business Administration
  651-4209 Jim Santor Dept. Chair, Public Safety & Human Services
  651-4193 Tom Rosenberger Dept. Chair, Hospitality Management
  651-5683 Patricia Castro Interim Dean, School of Health Sciences
  651-5907 Janice Glasper Dept. Chair, Dental Sciences, Diagnostic Evaluation & Rehabilitation Services
  651-7514 Robert Petrucci Dept. Chair, Health Related Professions
  651-5674 Janet Kramer Dept. Chair, Nursing
  651-5664 Sally Johnston Dean, School of Science & Mathematics
  651-7515 Fred Jackson Dept. Chair, Biological Sciences
  651-5692 Ingrid Stewart Dept. Chair, Mathematics
  651-7503 Mark Garner Dept. Chair, Physical Sciences
  651-7425 Charles Okeke Dean, School of Education, Behavioral & Social Sciences
  651-4189 Dale Warby Dept. Chair, Education
  651-5715 Kevin Rafferty Dept. Chair, Human Behavior
  651-5958 John Hollitz Dept. Chair, Social Sciences
  651-7344 Joe West Director, Curriculum & Scheduling
  651-7533 Rebecca Metty-Burns   Interim Director, Division of Workforce & Economic Development
  651-5709 Clarissa Erwin Director, Library Services
  651-7578 Anneli Adams Executive Director, CAPE
  651-5813 Terry Norris Director, Office of eLearning
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Patricia Charlton
Senior Vice President of Finance & Facilities
Responsibilities:  As the Chief Financial Officer, provides leadership for four main areas: Financial Services, Business Operations, Budget Services, and Facilities Management. Financial Services is responsible for the overall financial operations of the College; Business Operations oversees the "business-type" areas in the College and the Cashier/Bursar function, and Budget Services is responsible for developing and monitoring the College's State appropriated and self-supporting budgets. The areas included within the purview of Facilities Management are site planning and construction, building operations, and environmental health and safety.
Education: M.P.A., University of Nevada, Las Vegas
B.S., Business Administration, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Assistant: Mary Edwards
Phone: 651-5667
Fax: 651-5825
Contacts: 651-4320 Mary Kaye Bailey Associate Vice President for Finance/Controller
  651-5500 Dan Morris Executive Director of Business Operations
  651-4320 Jack Holland Director of Purchasing
  651-4321 Lisa Bakke Director of Budget Services
  651-4344 Joyce Bivona Manager of Grants & Contracts (Computer Loan Program)
  651-4873 Melody Deng-Lee   Director of Financial Accounting
  651-4817 Judy Ruter Director of Auxiliary Services
  651-2663 Sherri Payne Acting Associate Vice President for Facilities Management
  651-4857 Luis Tristan Director of Construction
  651-2687 Brad Jensen Director of Operations
  651-7445 James Nelson Director of Environmental Health & Safety
  651-4676 William Wizinsky Director of Planning & Design
  651-7543 John Mueller Executive Director of Human Resources
  651-7456 Tina Petrie Director of Salary Administration and Benefits
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Thomas Brown
Chief Campus Administrator, Cheyenne Campus
Responsibilities:  Responsible for overall administration and leadership of the Cheyenne Campus of CSN, report directly to the college president on institutional, governmental and legislative matters, work collaboratively with vice presidents, deans, academic chairs and directors on campus and college-wide initiatives. Administer operational budgets, supervise personnel, and oversee the operation of facilities that support workforce and economic development. Provide administrative oversight for Nellis AFB Site, Mesquite Site, Moapa Valley Site, Latin Chamber Neighborhood Learning Center, and the Department of Applied Technology. As Affirmative Action Officer, responsible for administrating and monitoring the Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Plan and handling all American with Disabilities Act and Equal Employment Opportunity, Title VII, complaints and grievances.
Education: M.A.T, Community College Education, Mississippi State University
B.S., Social Science, Alcorn State University
Assistant: Debbie Tanner
Phone: 651-4002
Fax: 651-4486
Contacts: 651-3012 Dennis Soukup Department of Applied Technology, Department Chair
  346-2485 Darlene Montague   Mesquite Site Manager
  398-7545 April Krell Moapa Valley Site Manager
  651-4435 George Cantu Neighborhood Learning Center, Site Manager
  651-4155 Jim Johnson Nellis AFB, Interim Site Manager
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F. Anne Zemek de Dominguez and Richard Hinckley
General Counsel
Responsibilities:  The General Counsel’s office provides advice and counsel to the president and senior administrators, document review, document drafting, litigation, preventative law training, policy guidance and implementation, and enforcement of the student and professional staff conduct code.
Assistant: Lisa Sly-Martinovic
Phone: 651-7488
Fax: 651-7464
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Jacque Matthews
Chief Development Officer and Executive Director of CSN Foundation
Responsibilities:  Provide leadership and direction for all private resource development opportunities. Design and implement fund-raising programs including annual giving, capital campaigns, special events, planned giving, corporate solicitation, alumni/ae and donor recognition. Create and maintain positive relationships with community leaders, Foundation Board members and prospects to gain financial support and influence on behalf of CSN. Identify, research and cultivate individuals, foundations and corporations as prospective donors. Promote gift giving internally at CSN and serve as source of information on gift procedures.
Operations Manager: Shirley Carton
Phone: 651-7301
Fax: 651-7611
Contacts: 651-5947 Mary Thomas Special Events Manager
  651-5831 Jamille Walton   Scholarship Coordinator
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Mugunth Vaithylingam
Chief Information Officer
Responsibilities:  Provide leadership and management for the college’s information technology services including instructional and administrative computing. Office of Technology Services is also responsible for telecommunications, network infrastructure, web applications and development, telemedia, desktop support, Help Desk, computer labs, and the IT service center.
Assistant: Bonnie sines
Phone: 651-5900
Fax: 651-5867
Contacts: 651-4819 Brian Bourgon   Interim Manager, Enterprise Application Systems
  651-7415 Whitney Kilgore   Director, Academic Technology Services
  651-4666 Carlo Dacumos Director, User Services
  651-4653 Wai Ho Interim Manager, Infrastructure Services
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Larry Mason
Interim Vice President for Diversity & Cultural Affairs
Responsibilities:  Provide leadership, guidance, and coordination for the college’s diversity efforts. The Office of Diversity & Cultural Affairs was established to address diversity and multiculturalism related issues. Those issues include access, equity, retention, and recruitment for faculty and students. Additionally CSN will facilitate professional development for diversity as it pertains to Culture, Race, Gender and Religion and their impact in the classroom and campus. As CSN and the Nevada increases it’s population of international students and diverse students, we will work diligently to prepare our future workforce to compete in a global marketplace and to establish bridges between CSN and K-12
Assistant: Emma Harris
Phone: 651-7424
Fax: 651-5778
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Nathaniel Waugh
President, Associated Students of the College of Southern Nevada (ASCSN)
Responsibilities:  The mission of student activities is to create a strong sense of campus community and tradition for students, faculty, staff, alumni, guests and the surrounding community. This is accomplished by providing a comprehensive array of co-curricular programming and events that will enrich the student’s collegiate experience; by assisting students in achieving their highest potential as leaders; by contributing to the student’s personal, emotional, cultural, social and psychological development; and by fostering an environment that connects the students to the college.
Assistant: Cassandra Webster
Phone: 651-4380
Fax: 651-4851
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Dave Morgan
Chair, Administrative Faculty Assembly
Responsibilities:  The AFA Chair presides at meetings of the AFA; performs all duties pertaining to the office and those specified in the AFA bylaws; appoints all special and/or ad hoc committees; prepares agenda for AFA meetings and gives notice of meetings to all professional faculty; organizes and ensures coordination of all activities of the AFA; communicates in writing to the CSN President any AFA actions or recommendations requiring action or approval by the CSN President or the Board of Regents; and serves as ex-officio on all AFA committees.
Education: B.A., Texas Tech University
Phone: 651-7353
Fax: 651-5622
Contacts: 651-7396 Vartouhi Asherian   Chair-Elect
  651-4050 Kim Brown Past Chair
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Cat Maihen
President, Classified Council
Responsibilities:  The Classified Council serves as an advisory group to the college’s president. The President of the Classified Council conducts Classified Council meetings; serves as or appoints representatives to Administrative committees; assists the college president on activities and projects requiring input from classified staff and represents the Classified Council and classified staff on the president’s cabinet.
Phone: 651-5066
Fax: 651-5719
Contacts: 651-4277 Rob Telles   Vice President
  651-3550 Debra Johnson   Treasurer
  651-4114 Philip Turco  Secretary
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Mark Rauls
Chair, Faculty Senate
Responsibilities:  The Faculty Senate Chairperson serves a one-year term as the chief executive officer of the Senate. The Senate’s mission is to assure faculty participation in the formulation of institutional policies and goals, in the implementation of those policies and goals, and in their evaluation.
Education: B.A., Philosophy, Southern Methodist University
M.A., Philosophy, University of Texas at Austin
J.D., University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Assistant: Virginia McRoyal
Phone: 651-7307
Fax: 651-5878
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Bill Kerney
Chair-Elect, Faculty Senate
Responsibilities:  The Faculty Senate Chair Elect is elected by academic faculty to a one year term as the Senate Chair, preceded by one year as Chair-Elect, and followed by one year as Immediate Past Chair. The Chair Elect assists the Senate Chair in all activities of the Senate, and assumes the duties of the Senate Chair in the case of absence or incapacity of the Chair. The Chair Elect serves on the Senate leadership team and as a member of the President’s Cabinet.
Education: A.A.S., Paramedic Medicine, Chicago City-Wide College
B.E.S., Elected Studies, Minor: Philosophy, Lewis University
M.A., Ethics and Policy Studies, University of Nevada Las Vegas
Phone: 651-5990
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