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MIT Faculty Newsletter  
Vol. XXXI No. 2
November / December 2018
contents
MIT Entanglement with Saudi Monarchy
Requires Independent Evaluatio
Ethical Obligations of Universities
in Their Transnational Engagements
The MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman
College of Computing
Ethics and Liberal Arts in the
Schwarzman College of Computing
MIC
Update on Construction Across Campus
Lamenting MIT's New Web Portal
On The Transition to Retirement
Hypothesizing About Stephen Hawking
Questioning the New MIT Website
Faculty Policy Committee
Committee on the Undergraduate Program
Committee on Campus Planning
Most Popular Undergraduate Majors
2005-2018
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Faculty Policy Committee

 

The Faculty Policy Committee has the following duties and responsibilities:

  1. Formulate policy on matters of concern to the Faculty, for approval by the Faculty; interpret and implement policy as approved by the Faculty.
  2. Coordinate the work of the other Committees of the Faculty, establishing liaison with them, providing guidance and direction, and referring issues to particular Committees or establishing Ad Hoc Committees as appropriate.
  3. Maintain a broad overview of the Institute's academic programs, coordinating and reviewing proposals from the Standing and Ad Hoc Committees for presentation to Faculty meeting.
  4. Maintain a broad overview of the activities of the Office of Corporate Relations and other similar efforts as they relate to the activities of the members of the Faculty.
  5. Keep informed of new problems of potential conflicts of interest and recommend appropriate modifications of policies and procedures to the Faculty.
  6. Communicate with the Faculty as a whole on important matters of policy, reporting regularly at Faculty meetings.
  7. Meet periodically with the President, Academic Deans, and others to enhance the interchange between the Faculty and the Administration on matters of concern to the Faculty.
  8. Consider issues involving relationships between Administration and both Faculty and other academic staff with teaching responsibilities.
  9. Establish the manner in which the academic program is presented in official Institute publications, delegating to other Standing Committees such parts of the responsibility as deemed desirable.

The Committee is comprised of the Chair of the Faculty; the Associate Chair of the Faculty; the Secretary of the Faculty; the Chair-elect or the immediately preceding Associate Chair (in alternate years); seven elected Faculty members; one undergraduate and one graduate student; and, ex officio nonvoting, two members designated by the Provost, and one member designated by the President.

Prof. Susan S Silbey, Chair (June 30, 2019)
Anthropology Program
Prof. Sandy Alexandre (L) (June 30, 2019)
Literature Section
Prof. W Craig Carter, Secretary of the Faculty (June 30, 2019)
Materials Science and Engineering
Prof. Rick Lane Danheiser, Associate Chair of the Faculty and Chair-Elect (June 30, 2019)
Chemistry
Prof. David M Geltner (June 30, 2020)
Urban Studies & Planning
Prof. Charles F Harvey (June 30, 2019)
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Prof. John H Lienhard (June 30, 2021)
Dept Heads Vice President for Research
Prof. Haynes R Miller (June 30, 2019)
Mathematics
Prof. Georgia Perakis (June 30, 2020)
Sloan School of Management
Prof. Patrick H Winston (June 30, 2021)
Electrical Engineering-Computer Science
Ms. Kathryn Jiang, Student '20 (June 30, 2019)
Mr. Connor Coley, Student G (June 30, 2019)
Prof. Cynthia Barnhart, Designated Representative, President #
Chancellor's Office
Prof. Pablo Jarillo-Herrero, Designated Representative, Provost # (June 30, 2019)
Physics
Prof. Kristala L Prather, Designated Representative, Provost # (June 30, 2019)
Chemical Engineering
Dr. Tami Kaplan, Staff to Committee
Office of the President

NOTE: Date in parentheses indicates term expiration.

LEGEND:
* Ex Officio Voting
# Ex Officio Non-Voting
^ Non-MIT Member 7/20/2018
L On Leave

For a complete list of Faculty and Institute Committees and Councils see the MIT Faculty Governance website.

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