By Franklin R. Cole, Ph.D. - College of Pharmacy - Idaho State ...

Chemical Dependency
Seminar
Each fall the College presents an annual
Chemical Dependency Seminar. Entering
pharmacy and physician assistance students
attend the program as part of their Orientation.
Committees
Administrative Council
The Administrative Council serves to advise
the Dean, and under his/her direction shall
coordinate and cause to be implemented all
faculty, student and staff activity required to
fill the role and mission of the College.
Assessment
The Assessment Committee is responsible for
the ongoing evaluation of the College’s professional
Pharm.D. Degree program, including
the traditional and nontraditional curricula.
Curricular Affairs
The Curricular Affairs Committee is responsible
for conducting a continuing appraisal and
evaluation of the current professional pharmacy
education curriculum, including the development
of recommendations of curricular
revision, additions and other alterations to
assure optimal student learning and outcomes.
Department Meetings
Each department will formulate and follow a
departmental role and mission statement,
which is in support of the role, mission and
goals of the College.
Faculty Affairs
The Faculty Affairs Committee conducts all
individual faculty activity evaluations requested
by the Dean for purposes of recommending
academic promotion, for the awarding
of tenure, and in special circumstances for
the continuance of tenure (tenure competency
reviews when required).
Module Oversight
Committee
The Module Oversight Committee is responsible
for the ongoing evaluation of the Pharm.D.
degree modules.
Graduate Education and
Faculty Research Affairs
Committee
The Graduate Education and Faculty Research
Affairs Committee will develop policy
and make recommendations as required in
matters relating to graduate education and
graduate degree programs in the College of
Pharmacy.
Student Affairs Committee
The Student Affairs Committee develops policy
and makes recommendations pertaining to
standards for professional pharmacy student
recruitment, admission and academic standards
required for curricular progressions and
completion. This committee will also establish
and recommend standards for scholarships,
awards and prizes and shall supervise the giving
of such.
Technology Committee
The Technology Committee shall be responsible
for on-gong assessment of the classroom
audiovisual, computer and telecommunications
equipment, and computer hardware and
software needs of the faculty, students and
staff of the College, for both on-campus and
off-campus sites.
29 2006 College of Pharmacy Student Handbook