Administration

Hierarchy of Decision Making and Shared Governance at ASUMH

All institutional changes are referred to the Academic Affairs or Operational Affairs committees for review and recommendation, then to the Cabinet and Chancellor for approval. The lines connecting the various shared governance entities represent the flow of information, and in the shared governance process, information can flow in any direction along the lines.

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Chancellor's Cabinet

Dr. Bentley Wallace, Chancellor

Dr. Tamara Daniel, Provost, Vice Chancellor for Academics

Brian Carlisle, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs

Waynna Dockins, Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration

Christy Keirn, Vice Chancellor for Institutional Advancement

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Chancellor's Cabinet

Dr. Bentley Wallace, Chancellor

Dr. Tamara Daniel, Provost, Vice Chancellor for Academics

Brian Carlisle, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs

Waynna Dockins, Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration

Christy Keirn, Vice Chancellor for Institutional Advancement

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Chancellor's Office

Third Floor, Roller Hall

870-508-6101

Robin Fabricius, Executive Assistant

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Chancellor's Office

Third Floor, Roller Hall

870-508-6101

Robin Fabricius, Executive Assistant

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Hierarchy of Decision Making and Shared Governance at ASUMH

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