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Varner: Excellence Areas
need money to reach goals
Tliough all departments in the Areas of
Excellence (AOE) program have undergone
observation by visitation committees, sweeping
judgments cannot be made yet, said two
University of Nebraska administrators Tuesday.
AOE, which was initiated last fall by the
university administration, is a program in which
various UNL and UNO departments receive more
funds from the Legislature than appropriated in
the regular university budget.
Six UNL departments were designated by last
year's appropriations bill to receive a total of
$458,630 to develop educational programs
defined as an AOE.
Areas designated in the program are life
sciences, chemistry, journalism, education,
architecture and business administration.
Monitored progress
NU president D.B. Varner said visitation
committee members helped department heads
monitor progress in each field designated in the
AOE program.
Visitation committees comprised university
faculty, faculty members from other universities,
state officials and students.
"The visitation committees helped us to set
our sights on reasonable goals for each of the
areas identified in the AOE program," UNL
Chancellor James Zumberge said.
Visitation committee members field reports to
help department heads, Zumberge said.
Modified goals
Alan .T. Seagren, assistant vice-chancellor for
academic affairs, added that visiting faculty
members made reports that helped modify the
initial goals outlined by UNL department
chairpersons.
. "A typical report made general observations
about the faculty, curriculums and goals for each
area (in the AOE program)," Seagren said.
"These reports were followed with specific
recommendations for each department to
consider."
Seagren said an example of a recommendation
to department personnel in the Teacher's College
was how the field of adult education relates to
non-traditional education. Non-traditional
education is the education program for students
who work while attending school part-time or
who take extension courses, Seagren explained.
Problems occurred
Although the reports made by visitation
committee members were helpful to UNL faculty
members, some problems did occur during the
first stages of the AOE program, Seagren said.
One problem was how to define excellence,
Seagren said. A visitation committee report to
the UNL administration defined excellence as
"comparatively examining standards of the past
with the performance of the present," the report
states.
Another problem was scheduling the activities
for members of the visitation committees after
they came to UNL, Seagren said. The visiting
faculty members met with students, UNL
instructors and department directors.
New model
"The concept for the AOE program presents a
new model for departmental budgeting and
planning," Seagren said. "This concept has been
difficult to communicate to faculty members (at
UNL)," he said.
A final problem involved with the AOE
program Seagren said, was that some long-range
goals were identified for some areas that did not
always reflect short-term achievement in the
AOE program.
Varne: said additional state financing is
necessary to achieve the objectives established
for the AOE program by the university
administration.
"A one-year injection of funds isn't enough to
help us accomplish what we have set forth in the
program," he said. "We hope and assume that the
Legislature will continue to finance the program
during the entire period of its existence."
' Photo by Tod Kirk
NU President D.B. Varner, who says that
additional money is needed if the Areas
of Excellence program is to achieve its
objectives.
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