2007 SACSCOC Committee for Graduate Education
Dr. Kimberly Kempf-Leonard and the Graduate Education team ensured that the graduate program at UT Dallas met the stringent guidelines of the SACSCOC Principles. As a result, the Graduate Education team reviewed every graduate program (both degree and certificate) to ensure that the programs offered a progressively more advanced sequence of courses and that these programs fostered independent learning as well as a general knowledge of the academic field in which each student was engaged. This team had already developed a matrix of data to examine the completion and attrition rates for graduate students in each of the major academic programs across the last few years. With this information, the team hoped to lead each school in an in-depth review of the academic programs, the course sequencing, and the general goals of each program.
Committee for Graduate Education Members
Dr. Kimberly Kempf Leonard | Chair |
Dr. Austin Cunningham | Vice Chair |
Dr. Cy Cantrell | Engineering & Computer Science |
Dr. Carol Cokely | Behavioral & Brain Sciences |
Mr. Michael Doty | Career Center |
Ms. Bonnie Dougherty | Behavioral & Brain Sciences |
Dr. David Edmunds | Arts & Humanities |
Dr. Euel Elliott | Economics, Political and Policy Sciences |
Dr. George Fair | General Studies |
Dr. John Ferguson | Natural Sciences & Mathematics |
Dr. Juan Gonzalez | Natural Sciences & Mathematics |
Dr. Don Gray | Natural Sciences & Mathematics |
Ms. Kathy Gribble | Engineering & Computer Science |
Dr. Doug Harris | Engineering & Computer Science |
Dr. Varghese Jacob | Management |
Dr. Scherry Johnson | Teacher Education |
Dr. Cynthia Ledbetter | Science Education |
Dr. Xinchou Lou | Natural Sciences & Mathematics |
Dr. Paul Pantano | Natural Sciences & Mathematics |
Dr. Lawrence Redlinger | Strategic Planning & Analysis |
Dr. David Ritchey | Management |
Dr. Jack Rushing | Arts & Humanities |
Dr. Rainer Schulte | Arts & Humanities |
Dr. Richard Scotch | Economic, Political and Policy Sciences |
Dr. David Springate | Management |
Dr. Robert Stillman | Behavioral & Brain Sciences |
Mr. Dean Terry | Arts & Humanities |
Dr. Doug Watson | Economic, Political and Policy Sciences |