ASUNews

March 04, 2009

Administration

08/21/07

Administration | Education:  Greenes selected as dean

ASU has announced the appointment of Carole Greenes to lead the School of Educational Innovation and Teacher Preparation at ASU’s Polytechnic campus.

08/20/07

Administration | Community:  Phillips brings experience to new role

Rhonda Phillips is taking the reins as director of ASU’s School of Community Resources and Development.

08/08/07

Administration | Humanities:  Svara sparks new Alliance

Urban management expert James Svara is taking a lead role in the School of Public Affairs' ambitious effort to improve local governments.

07/18/07

Administration:  Langland to lead New College

Elizabeth Langland has been named vice president and dean of the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences at ASU.

07/12/07

Administration:  Downtown campus construction enters new phase

Downtown Phoenix’s scenery these days is as much a scene of construction cranes as it is skyscrapers defining the skyline, but the payoff will soon be evident.

07/10/07

University | Administration:  Crow shows support for Israeli academics

ASU President Michael Crow has signed an online petition against a proposed British university union boycott of Israeli academics.

07/09/07

Administration | Arts / Culture | Faculty and Staff:  Marshall aims to make School of Music sing

Kimberly Marshall, Goldman professor of organ, is the new Herberger College of the Arts School of Music director. Since August 2006, when Wayne Bailey stepped down after a six-year term as director, Marshall has pulled out all the stops as the school’s interim director.

06/29/07

University | Administration:  Changes streamline organizational structure

ASU's executive vice president and provost, Elizabeth D. Capaldi, recently announced organizational changes for the Polytechnic and West campuses as part of the next steps in ASU's decentralization of academic functions.

06/20/07

University | Administration:  Gordon takes reins as Emeritus College dean

Len Gordon, professor emeritus of sociology, has been named dean of the Emeritus College , beginning July 1. He will succeed Richard Jacob, the college's founding dean.

06/18/07

Administration | Arts / Culture:  Downtown leaders set up new post

Perhaps the current occupants of the Downtown Phoenix post office don't have quite as colorful histories as some of the luminaries involved during the project's inception during the early 1900s.