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Ellensburg, WA 98926
Phone: 509-963-1400
Email: provost@cwu.edu
Provost's Council
Katherine FrankProvost/Vice-President for Academic and Student Life
Katherine.P.Frank@cwu.edu | Central Washington University welcomes Katherine Frank as the new provost/vice president for academic and student life. Frank was the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Northern Kentucky University (NKU). There, she oversaw the university’s largest college, which includes a School of the Arts, ten academic departments, and five centers. Frank previously was Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences at Indiana University East. During her tenure, she oversaw a restructuring of that institution’s largest school, with ten undergraduate programs, three of which were delivered at campus satellite centers. She also served at Colorado State University-Pueblo for 10 years, serving as Chair of English and Foreign Languages and the Writing Program Administrator. At Pueblo she also was the founding director of the Southern Colorado Writing Project and founding director of the first-year experience program. She earned her B.A in English from Bates College and her M.A and Ph.D. in English from the University of Washington. |
Charlene AndrewsFaculty Relations Coordinator
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Kevin ArcherDean, Graduate Studies and Research
Kevin.Archer@cwu.edu | Kevin Archer is the Dean of Graduate Studies and Research. He joined the faculty at CWU in September 2012 as Chair of the Department of Geography after serving for many years in the same capacity at the University of South Florida. At the latter institution he chaired a department with 21 faculty which offered a Ph.D., three Masters, and two Bachelor’s degrees as well as three graduate and undergraduate certificates in Geography, Environmental Science and Policy, and Urban and Regional Planning. He received his Ph.D. from the Johns Hopkins University and Masters degree from McGill University. Dr. Archer has published widely on globalizing cities and polities, the social construction of the environment, and urban and regional development and policy. |
Paul BallardDean, College of Education and Professional Studies
Paul.Ballard@cwu.edu | Paul Ballard joined Central Washington University as the Dean of the College of Education and Professional studies in April 2015. Prior to his arrival at CWU he was the Associate Dean of the College of Professional Studies at Metropolitan State University of Denver. He spent his last three months at MSU Denver serving as the acting Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management. Previously he worked at Saginaw Valley State University in Michigan where he served as assistant dean, department chair, program director and faculty. He has over twenty years of experience in program and student learning outcome assessment. He currently serves as a peer reviewer for the Higher Learning Commission and has over twelve years of experience in accreditation as a site visitor for specialized program agencies. His academic background includes exercise physiology, athletic administration, and athletic training. |
Gayla StonerAssociate Provost, Extended Learning & Outreach
Gayla.Stoner@cwu.edu | Gayla Stoner is the associate provost for Extended Learning and Outreach. She is responsible for off-campus academic program operations and is responsible for developing, growing, and overseeing academic activity and operations at university centers. She also provides coordination of the office for multimodal learning and leadership in the development and growth of online academic programs. Stoner previously served as executive director of UIC Extended Campus at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Prior to that she worked for 17 years at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, including as director of the Extended Campus, where she oversaw university-wide development of on- and off-campus initiatives, including summer and winter session. She has a Master of Science and PhD in Workforce Education and Development from Southern Illinois University Carbondale. |
Gail MackinAssociate Provost, Undergraduate and Faculty Affairs
Gail.Mackin@cwu.edu | Gail Mackin joined Central Washington University as the associate provost for undergraduate and faculty affairs in 2017. Gail previously served as senior associate dean for the College of Arts and Sciences at Northern Kentucky University (NKU). While at NKU, she also held the position of interim department chair of the Departments of Mathematics and Statistics and director of Project SOAR, a National Science Foundation funded scholarship program for STEM majors with financial need. Gail earned her PhD and MS in mathematics from Virginia Tech and has a BS in mathematics and physics from Keene State College in New Hampshire. As an applied mathematician, her research spans various disciplines including continuum mechanics, ecology and geology. A dedicated teacher, research mentor and advisor, Gail has been recognized by the Mathematical Association of America Kentucky Section with the Distinguished College or University Mathematics Teacher of the Year. |
Tim EnglundDean, College of the Sciences
Timothy.Englund@cwu.edu | Dr. Tim Englund received his Ph.D. from Michigan State University and his B.S. from Grand Valley State University. He has been a member of the mathematics faculty since 1998. His current primary research interests include interdisciplinary collaborations with colleagues in Nutrition & Health Sciences examining elementary school lunches. Previous research has focused on the representation theory of Chevalley groups. Prior to joining the Dean's office, he served as the chair of the Mathematics Department and as the Faculty Coordinator for the Ronald E. McNair Program at CWU. |
Sharon JonassenSenior Academic Finance Manager
Sharon.Jonassen@cwu.edu | Sharon is the Senior Academic Finance Manager providing budget, accounting, financial analytics, and policy support to the Academic and Student Life Division. She has been working at Central Washington University since April of 2010. She draws on over twenty plus years of experience including software development, implementation and support; budget, accounting, financial analytics, and change management. Her experience spans public and private sector spanning multi-state and global environments. |
Bernadette JungblutAssociate Provost, Accreditation, Academic Planning, and Assessment
Bernadette.Jungblut@cwu.edu | Bernadette Jungblut is associate provost for accreditation, academic planning, and assessment. She is responsible for university efforts in the areas of accreditation, academic program planning and assessment, strategic planning, and general education. Prior to coming to CWU, Jungblut served as West Virginia University’s executive director for academic success initiatives and the first-year experience, and as university assessment officer in the Office of the Provost. |
Ediz KaykayogluExecutive Director, Office of International Studies & Programs Photo Coming Soon
Ediz.Kaykayoglu@cwu.edu | Ediz Kaykayoglu previously served as faculty and the director of Education Abroad at Kent State University. He has worked in higher education since 2003 and has expertise in computer technology, educational technology, and international education. Ediz became director of Education Abroad in 2015 and was the assistant director of the program for two years prior. He was Education Abroad manager from 2010 to 2013 and special assistant to the executive director of the Office of Global Education at Kent State from 2009-2010. He also taught information technology courses at Kent State from 2003-2006. Ediz has a BS in computer engineering from Bahcesehir University in Istanbul, Turkey, and a master’s degree in computer technology from Kent State University. He is currently pursuing his PhD in instructional technology education at Kent State, focusing his research on evaluating online intervention methods to enhance cultural intelligence. |
Anne CubilieExecutive Director, Douglas Honors College
Anne.Cubilie@cwu.edu | Anne Cubilié moved to CWU in August of 2013 following 10 years working for the United Nations. Dr. Cubilie was Director of the CWU William O. Douglas Honors College (DHC) for two years, moving to the position of Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs and Extended Learning in 2015. After two years as Associate Provost, Dr. Cubilie returned to her position at the DHC to work more closely with students and faculty on the shared educational mission of the university. At the United Nations, Dr. Cubilie worked in humanitarian response and development policy both at headquarters and in the field. She joined the United Nations from Georgetown University, where she was an assistant professor. Throughout her time at the United Nations, Dr. Cubilié maintained close ties to the academy and a consistent interest in bridging the gap between academic research and the political and policy considerations of international aid. Dr. Cubilie has lived and worked in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Egypt. Her book, Women Witness Terror: Testimony and the Cultural Politics of Human Rights, reads testimony by women survivors of war and human rights abuse through critical frameworks of ethics, trauma and witnessing. She received her PhD from the University of Pennsylvania and her BA from the University of Oregon, graduating from the Robert D. Clark Honors College. |
Gregory J. PavezaInterim Dean, James E. Brooks Library
509-963-1981 | Gregory J. Paveza (Greg) received his BA in Psychology from Lewis College (now Lewis University) in 1969, and his MSW in clinical social work from the University of Hawaii, in 1973. He was a practicing clinician and agency administrator in different settings. While serving as the senior social worker in one of the first emergency psychiatry divisions for a major university hospital in Chicago, he met his wife who was also on staff. He maintained a private clinical practice from 1977 until he left the Chicago area in 1991. In 1986, he received his doctoral degree in Public Health Sciences, with an emphasis in infectious disease and statistical epidemiology, from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Upon graduation he joined the faculty in the School of Public Health at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC). His research both at UIC and later at the University of South Florida focused on various aspects of family violence, the delivery of community-based long term care services to the elderly and the assessment of older adult patients. In 1991, Greg joined the V.A. Health Services Administration as the Director of the Center of Long Term Mental Health Evaluation, a project targeted at improving the mental health services to veterans with severe mental illness. In 1994, he joined the faculty at the University of South Florida (USF). While at USF he had the opportunity to serve on two National Academy of Sciences panels looking at health care professionals training on addressing family violence, and a panel looking at Elder Mistreatment. While at USF he served as the first faculty senate president who was also a member of the University’s Board of Trustees. After completing his ACE Fellowship at Northern Illinois University in July 2004, he returned to USF where he became the first full-time chief academic officer at the USF Lakeland campus and Chair of the Campus Master Planning Committee for a new Lakeland Campus. In 2007, Greg joined the administration at Southern Connecticut State University (SCSU) in New Haven, CT as the Dean of the School of Health and Human Services (HHS), later serving jointly as the Dean of HHS and the School of Graduate Studies, then Dean of Graduate Studies and finally as Dean of Graduate Studies and the Library. Greg made the decision to retire from SCSU in August 2016 to pursue other interests in higher education which is what has brought him to Central Washington University. |
Kathryn MartellDean, College of Business
Kathryn.Martell@cwu.edu | Kathryn Martell (PhD, University of Maryland, BA, University of Chicago) is dean of the Dean of the College of Business at Central Washington University. Prior to her position at Central Washington, she was the dean at College of Business Administration and Public Administration at Kean University. Dr. Martell is a nationally-known expert on the topic of assessing student learning. More than 900 faculty and administrators from 250 universities have attended the AACSB seminars that Dr. Martell facilitates on Assessment of Student Learning. She also is a frequent speaker at AACSB national and regional conferences. She developed the content for AACSB's on-line Assessment Resource Center, and edited the recently released books published by AACSB and the Association for Institutional Research (AIR) – Assessment of Student Learning in Business Schools: Best Practices Each Step of the Way. She has provided consulting advice to dozens of universities on assurance of student learning. . Before entering academia, Dr. Martell spent 12 years in Washington D.C. as a consultant, government analyst, and lobbyist. |
Todd ShiverInterim Dean, College of Arts & Humanities
Todd.Shiver@cwu.edu | Todd Shiver, DMA, is the Interim Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities at Central Washington University (CWU). A Georgia native, Todd earned his bachelor’s degree in Music and the Masters Degree of Music Education from Auburn University, a second Masters Degree in Educational Leadership from Georgia College & State University, and a Doctor of Musical Arts in Music Education with a minor in Trumpet Performance from The University of Georgia. His faculty and administrative career includes twenty years at Georgia College & State University where he served as the Director of Bands and the Interim Department Chair. He served seven years as the chair of the department of music at CWU and is now serving as the Interim Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities at CWU where he oversees eight departments and three interdisciplinary programs that provide more than eighty degree programs and areas of study for CWU students. |
William SchaferInterim Dean, Student Success
william.schafer@cwu.edu | Schafer has more than 35 years of experience in higher education, including working as Vice President for Student Life at West Virginia University from 2015-2017. He was also Vice President for Student Affairs at Georgia Tech for 11 years and Dean of Students at the University of Texas at El Paso for six years. Schafer earned his BS in Chemical Engineering, MA in Guidance and Counseling, and PhD in Higher Education Administration at the University of Colorado Boulder. He also has completed the Management Development Program at Harvard University. During his time at WVU, Schafer served as a change agent, refocusing his team on a path to develop a Division of Student Life that leads the profession by providing a student-centered learning environment. He is currently a National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) Senior Fellow conducting research on key student affairs initiatives for the organization. Dr. Hyatt (Jenna.Hyatt@cwu.edu) is the primary contact for Behaviors of Concern and student emergencies. Student Rights and Responsibilities, KCWU The ‘Burg, and Academic Success Initiatives now report to Dr. Brown (Aaron.Brown2@cwu.edu). |
Cody StoddardChair, Faculty Senate
Cody.Stoddard@cwu.edu | B.A., Criminal Justice Administration, Boise State University; B.S., Political Science, Boise State University; M.A., Criminal Justice Administration, Boise State University; Ph.D., Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati. Professor Stoddard has taught policing and courts in the criminal justice system at Boise State University and court related courses at the University of Cincinnati. His dissertation focused on utilizing an ecological and organizational perspective in order to improve models explaining police decision making. His publications have appeared in Criminal Justice Journals. |
Teresa WalkerProvost Faculty Fellow
Teresa.Walker@cwu.edu | Teresa Walker (Thompson) has served CWU since 1995, currently as an Associate Professor in the College of Education and Professional Studies and newly appointed Provost Fellow, as a distinguished faculty fellow of academic service-learning. With a servant leader focus, she uses her doctorate in Educational Leadership from Seattle University to promote social justice, equity, and voice. Representing faculty voice and shared governance through Faculty Senate is a passion, as senator, Executive Committee member, and Curriculum Committee member/past chair. Recently, she was selected to become a higher education program reviewer by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).Her background includes service as a Tacoma Public Schools training specialist, Head Start and Washington’s Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (ECEAP) administrator, public school teacher, and LearningScapes, Inc business owner. Emersion in the non-profit world has afforded experience writing, reviewing, and coordinating grants, as well as, the promotion of interagency community collaboration and consulting opportunities. Areas of consultation include organizational restructuring, position analysis, community needs assessment, transition planning, and wage & compensation plan development.She created Transrelational Leadership theory to promote intentional family leaders. Additionally she holds organizational development, curriculum development, and adult learning as special interests. |
Duane DowdChair, Academic Department Chairs Organization (ADCO)
Duane.Dowd@cwu.edu | Ph.D., Human Development and Family Studies, Texas Tech University Duane teaches: Duane has been at Central for 6 years now, and he absolutely loves teaching at Central Washington University. Duane has taught at Louisiana Tech University for 8 years before coming here. He grew up in Southern California, near Los Angeles. His wife and him have been married for 24 years now, and together they have 10 children. Their oldest is now 23, and their youngest are a set of twins, about to turn 5. Duane is passionate about his family, and about his field of study. |
Anne SmethurstProvost Council Support Staff
Anne.Smethurst@cwu.edu | Anne is the Administrative Assistant 3, providing coordination and managing general office operations for the Office of the Provost. She demonstrates professionalism and courtesy in dealing with students, faculty, staff, and external entities. Anne provides clerical and administrative support to the Provost, the Faculty Relations Coordinator, and the Senior Academic Financial Manager. She works closely with other staff in the Office of the Provost on a variety of issues and projects |
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