UW-Stout
Departmental Staffing
Request to Fill a Faculty or Instructional Academic Staff Vacancy
Department:_ Speech Comm, Foreign Lang, Theatre & Music
Date:__________________
(For UW System IAIS reports Speech, Foreign Lang, Theatre & Music were separate prior to 09-10)
1. Descriptive Statistics for Department (Provided by Planning, Assessment, Research & Quality)
2002-2003 2007-2008 2010-2011
2011-2012 2012-2013
Department
Total
Total
Total
Total
Total
Undergraduate SCH
3,108
3,652
4,787
5,494
4,807
Graduate SCH
2
21
Total
3,110
3,652
4,787
5,494
4,828
FTE – Faculty/AS
8.50
9.33
6.61
10.52
13.77
SCH/FTE
366
391
724
522
351
Student to Staff Ratio
24.40
26.10
48.28
34.82
23.40
Source: UW System PMIS and IAIS – Fall term data includes Instructional funds (Activity 2) only
Note: FTE numbers are generated from payroll and include faculty and academic staff (no graduate assistants)
Special consideration that would help clarify the data:
2. Departmental Profile (Provided by Planning, Assessment, Research & Quality)
Base FTE
Filled Positions*
Department
2013-14
(Affirmative Action Plan as of 11/01/12)
OnCI
Men
Women
Campus
White
Minority
White
Minority
Faculty
Professor
3.00
2
Associate Professor
3.50
1
2
1
Assistant Professor
4.00
1
3
Academic Staff**
Total
3.00
13.50
2
6
2
7
Source: 2013-14 Redbook Budget
*Includes all positions from the Dept of Speech Communications, Foreign Languages, Theatre and Music
**Teaching Academic Staff positions
3. Present assignment of person to be replaced:
Fall
Courses
Enrollment
Spring
Courses
Enrollment
1
2
Vacancy created by: _________________________________________
Position:_______________________________________
Other Considerations (e.g., leading a program, administrative responsibilities):
4. What needs must be addressed by this position (curricular, research/scholarly activity,
service)?
5. What new direction or course/expertise would be important to the
department/college/university?
6. What specific qualification (degree, skills, knowledge base) would serve the needs that
have been identified?