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TCAC Commentaries Concerning Tri-Campus Interconnections, Collaborations & Linkages--Appendix 5

Types of Faculty Collaborations in the Three-Campus System

Three Campus Collaborations:

• Tools for Transformation: Center on Human Rights & Applied Research on Labor
• Other: Nursing, Three-Campus Distance Learning Project

Joint Appointments:

• Joint appointment of one UWB faculty member in UWS department

Adjunct Appointments:

• Several adjunct appointments of UWB faculty members in UWS departments

Graduate Teaching, M.A. & Ph.D. Committees:

• Many UWB faculty members have taught at least one graduate course; some have taught multiple graduate seminars
• Many UWB faculty members have served on often multiple exam and thesis committees

Undergraduate Teaching:

• Some UWB faculty members have taught undergraduate courses at UWS
• Some UWS faculty members have taught undergraduate courses at UWB

Service on Committees:

• Multiple UWS and UWT faculty members have served on UWB tenure and promotion committees
• Multiple UWS faculty members have served on UWS committees for internal review and in other advisory roles.

Membership in UWS Centers:

• UWB faculty member is a faculty associate in the Center for Multicultural Education at the University of Washington
• UWB faculty member is fellow in Walter J. Simpson Center of the Humanities.

Cross-Campus Graduate Student and Recent Ph.D. Teaching/Training at UWB:

• UWB has used many graduate students and recent Ph.D.s to teach classes. Because of our often different kinds of courses, we often engage these hires in somewhat intensive orientation and training sessions that will likely be useful to them in their future careers.

Informal Collaborations:

• Valuable informal collaborations have occurred amongst faculty members in all three campuses.

Prepared By: UW Bothell Professor Jeanne Heuving (April 1, 1999)

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