Large Swath of Engineering Faculty Overwhelmingly Against College Reorganization

The survey has 43 entries.

1. Dean Stevens has been forthright and honest with the College of Engineering and Computer Science faculty members while reorganizing the College in Spring 2009.
3 7% Agree
40 93% Disagree
2. The Engineering faculty have had a strong voice in the reorganization of the College of Engineering and Computer Science.
0 0% Agree
43 100% Disagree
3. The reorganization was motivated by Dean Stevens’ interest in improving the quality of the programs in the College.
8 19% Agree
35 81% Disagree
4. One motive for the reorganization was to make it easier for administrators to lay off tenured faculty in the College.
37 86% Agree
6 14% Disagree
5. The layoff of the five tenured faculty members was necessary for the College’s continued fiscal viability.
3 7% Agree
40 93% Disagree
6. The three [four] Functional Units are reasonable ways to organize the research and teaching activities of the College.
5 12% Agree
38 88% Disagree
7. The creation of functional units will make it easier for tenured faculty to be laid off.
39 91% Agree
4 9% Disagree
8. I have confidence in Dean Karl Stevens’ administrative capacities and continued leadership of FAU’s College of Engineering.
6 14% Agree
37 86% Disagree
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