Roy E. Howard, Ph.D.
Gallup
Graduate Studies Center, Western
New Mexico University
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MBO 92-93 | MBO 93-94 | MBO 94-95 | MBO 96-97 | MBO 97-98 | MBO 98-99 | MBO 99-00
MBO, 1994-95, Dr. Roy E. Howard
ROY E. HOWARD, Ph.D.
Division of Teacher Education
Western New Mexico University
Silver City, NM 88062
(505) 538 6101
EDBL 466/566 Cross Cultural Patterns
EDBL 420 English Language Phonology
Development of the following new courses:
EDBL 590 Family Empowerment
I will be experimenting with distance education through interactive
video and video correspondence to reach areas such as Deming and
Magdalena, NM and Douglas, AZ.
I have arranged my office hours in the evening to match the
schedules of the teachers. Also, I am in my office with the door
open most days.
I started the Bilingual Education Student Organization and
have been selected to continue as their advisor this year. I have
been selected as the advisor for the LDS Student Association as
well.
Due to a large increase in new students in bilingual and ESL
this year, there is an extra large advisement load for a while.
I will assist in the advisement of about 200 program students,
plus other students in Education majors, both elementary and secondary.
Participate in the development of a set of new degree plans
and endorsement plans.
I have a goal to submit the results of previous and new research
for publication. I will submit some proposals for conference presentations
on my research. I will attend local, state and national conferences
in my field.
I will continue my research of Hispanic Culture and Spanish
language with special emphasis on customs, practices, and songs.
I will complete a resource book on December Traditions, and a
textbook for beginning English students.
I will continue my cultural presentations in the schools in
order to further my knowledge of students and teachers, and to
contribute to the orientation of teachers in integrating culture
and the arts in the curriculum.
I plan to be the catalyst for the initiation of a professional
organization in bilingual education at the local level and to
continue my activity in the state and national bilingual organizations,
as well as membership in several others.
I lead various activities including cultural activities for
the Silver City Stake (over 2,000 members), I will continue to
organize and perform in various musical groups in the community,
and give cultural presentations in the schools.
I administer a federally funded teacher training program at
Western New Mexico University as 1/2 of my load. We administer
the financial and programmatic needs of about 150 full and part
time students. I will be writing a proposal for a new grant in
this area.
I will will write grant proposals for funding in technology
in teaching, music and the arts in education, and the start up
of a Global Language and Culture Institute. I will also contact
various agencies for information, and write or refer other grant
opportunities.
Develop rapport with students as measured by advisement load,
BESO membership, LDSSA activity, and student evaluations.
Attend departmental and university meetings. Hold special meetings
with key program and project personnel. Increase interdisciplinary
involvement in program and project advisory committees to continue
to reduce the severe communication disorder of the past.
I will contribute to discussions on empowerment and interpersonal
communications in order to improve relationships and promote better
decision making processes on campus.
FACULTY EVALUATION FORM FOR MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVES
Objectives and weights agreed Fall Review Spring Review
at the beginning of the Fall notes score (0-10)
1. Teaching Effectiveness
weight 25% __________
2. Student Advisement Process
weight 20% __________
3. Scholarship, research or
other creative activity
weight 20% __________
4. Professional Contributions
weight 25% __________
5. Personal Relationships
weight 10% __________
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Weighted Average Score _________
Roy E. Howard, Ph.D.
Gallup
Graduate Studies Center, Western
New Mexico University
e-mail
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