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Auburn University, AL 36849 Christopher Roberts The dean of engineering is responsible for the overall direction, scope and mission of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering. He administers the academic programs of the college through the individual chairs and department heads, and its research centers and outreach programs through their respective directors and associate deans; coordinates the activities of the Ginn College of Engineering through the university-wide Dean's Council, and administratively though the Office of the Provost; and works with the Auburn Alumni Engineering Council and the College of Engineering's Office of Development in maintaining Auburn Engineering's relationship with its more than 30,000 alumni. Steve R. Duke Responsible for administering the college's academic mission and overseeing all facets of its academic programs; assesses the scope and content of engineering curricula, and coordinates student-focused engineering initiatives. Ensures the academic integrity of the college, while providing counsel to faculty, staff and students on a wide variety of academic issues.
Jeffrey Fergus Responsible for managing the assessment and continuous improvement processes associated with all aspects of the College of Engineering’s mission. Coordinates graduate level activities on a college-wide basis to assure a superior educational experience for the college’s graduate students. Coordinates graduate planning accross 11 curricula within the College of Engineering.Steve Taylor Provides support and leadership in engineering research by expanding scientific and engineering knowledge through innovative research and creative partnerships involving academia, industry and government engineering research, facilities, collaborative opportunities and technology transfer. He is also responsible for coordination and promotion of the college's research through eight academic departments, three peaks of excellence and 11 research centers.Terri Carson Responsible for College of Engineering facilities development, working with architects to identify the needs of the building occupants;
reviews the architect's work as construction plans and specifications are developed, solicits and evaluates bids, assists the contractor in storage site selection, monitors interference of construction with university activities and traffic, and, upon project completion, ensures quality of work.Bill Goodwin Directs all facets of the Nuclear Power Generation Systems program for undergraduate engineering students. Responsible for all academics, co-op and internship coordination, scholarship program, personnel actions and fiscal matters pertaining to the program.David Hennessey David directs the financial and human resource administration for the College of Engineering. In addition, he manages contract and grant issues, proposal submission, contract administration, account management, cost sharing, budget, and financial analysis and reporting for the college. He also represents the College of Engineering in administration of university policies and procedures and works with external organizations in administration of awards.
Angie Lemke Provides administrative support to the dean of engineering via meeting and conference organization, appointment scheduling, reception and correspondence.Heather Conner Provides administrative support through meeting and conference organization, appointment scheduling, reception and correspondence.Pamela Jeffers Provides administrative support to the associate dean for academics, prepares e-vouchers and key/card access request for Shelby Center.A $2 million gift from John and Rosemary Brown, both 1957 graduates, has created the first eminent scholar chair in Auburn University's College of Sciences and Mathematics. The Browns established the endowed chair in the college's Department of Mathematics and Statistics to help recruit and recognize a top scholar in any of the department's foundational areas of mathematics, including algebra, differential equations, geometry and analysis. The new chair holder will be known as the Rosemary Kopel Brown Chair in Mathematics. Rosemary Brown graduated from Auburn with a bachelor's degree in chemistry and received her Master of Education from Rutgers University.
Her 30-year career as a math teacher ultimately led the Browns to make this commitment. The gift is part of the Browns' historic $57 million philanthropic investment—the largest gift in university history—made in support of Because This is Auburn—A Campaign for Auburn University. "As a retired math teacher, one of my greatest joys is hearing from my former students about how education has made a difference in their professional careers. I am honored we are able to create this endowment to support an outstanding math faculty member who will affect the lives of countless Auburn students during the course of their math education," said Rosemary Brown. Eminent scholar chairs help enhance faculty salaries and provide crucial additional support for such things as research costs, laboratory equipment and assistance from graduate students. Nick Giordano, dean of the College of Sciences and Mathematics, said the Browns' gift will allow the college to bring a new distinguished scholar to Auburn who will help engage and retain additional accomplished faculty members and talented graduate students.