HEALTH AND PUBLIC SERVICES – ANKENY CAMPUS

Location

Contacts

Class Lists

Syllabus Construction, etc.

Adjunct Instructor Absence

Substitutes for Adjuncts

Room Scheduling and Changes

Office Supplies and Equipment

Media Equipment

Keys for Buildings/Labs

Access to Computers, Network, and Labs,

    & Problems

Mailboxes

Department Photocopier

Adjunct Offices

Student Evaluations

Mentors

Program or Department-Specific Policies, etc.

H&PS In-Services

Emergencies

Location

 

            Health and Public Services, Ankeny Campus, Buildings 9 and 18

Contacts

 

Contact

Person

Bldg./Rm

Phone/e-mail

Sally Schroeder

Dean of Health & Public Services

9-22A

515-964-6394

ssschroeder@dmacc.edu

Julie Owen

Administrative Secretary 1

9-22

515-964-6291

jkowen@dmacc.edu

Jackie Kinkaid

Office Assistant 1

9-22

515-964-6875
jhkinkaid@dmacc.edu

Kerry George

Chair, Respiratory Therapy

9-26A

515-964-6298

kegeroge@dmacc.edu

 

Lori Schonhorst

 

Delora Hade

Co-Chair, Early Childhood Education

9-24

515-964-6584

ljschonhorst@dmacc.edu

515-964-6502

djhade@dmacc.edu

Diane Vander Ploeg

Chair, Medical Assistant

9-15

515-964-6457

dmvanderploeg@dmacc.edu

 

Karen Campbell

Chair, Med Lab Tech

9-18A

515-964-6296

kjcampbell@dmacc.edu

 

Deb Penney

Chair, Dental Hygiene

9-04

515-964-6582

dapenney-crockett@dmacc.edu

Deborah Bell

Chair, Dental Assistant

9-03B

515-964-6308

dpbell@dmacc.edu

 

Vicki Barth

Director of Nursing Education

09-05

515-964-6466

vrbarth@dmacc.edu

 

Marsha Clark

Secretary Nursing

09-05

515-964-6324

mlclark7@dmacc.edu

 

Catherine Stende

Chair, First Year Nursing

15-16

515-964-6340

cjstende@dmacc.edu

Susan Swan

Chair, Second Year Nursing

9-25D

515-964-6895

sjswan@dmacc.edu

 

Sherri Sciarrotta

 

Day Care Center Provost

9-21A

515-964-6588

slsciarrotta@dmacc.edu

 

Trish (Hudson) Stull

Coordinator, Health Care Administration

9-03D

515-964-6262

pjhudson@dmacc.edu

Shirley Sorenson

Coordinator, Health Care Administration

9-03E

515-964-6814

sksorenson@dmacc.edu

 

Betty Barton

Coordinator, Dietary Manager

9-03A

515-964-6576

bsbarton@dmacc.edu

 

Linda Miller

Coordinator, Nurse Aide/Nurse Assistant

18-55

515-964-6353

lfmiller@dmacc.edu

 

Janet Drake

Coordinator, EMT

18-55

515-964-6820

jrdrake@dmacc.edu

Tina Carpenter

 

Counselor

09-10

515-964-6436

cmcarpenter1@dmacc.edu

 

 

Payroll, teaching loads, room scheduling, etc., are handled by Kari Schopf, 964-6875.

 

Instructor questions, student questions, multimedia, and supplies are handled by Julie Owen, 964-6291

 

A comprehensive listing of DMACC employee office and phone numbers along with email addresses can be found at http://dmacc.edu. Hover over the Human Resources button until the drop down menu appears, then select “Telephone and Email Directory.”

 

Class Lists

 

Acquisition of Class Lists.  The Dean’s office will distribute class lists to faculty four times during the semester: at beginning of term, after 10th day, midterm, and for final grades. Class lists may also be viewed online by doing the following:

1.      Go to http://www.dmacc.edu.

2.      Hover over the Human Resources button to evoke a drop down menu.

3.      Click on the last menu item “Employee Web” for Web Info Systems.

4.      Scroll down to the bottom of the page. Your login is your Social Security Number. Your password is your PIN number. If you did not receive a PIN

number via regular mail, please contact Julie Owen, 964-6291.

5.      Select Faculty Services on the Main Menu.

6.      Select the “Term” and Submit.

7.      Select the “CRN” and Submit. *CRN means “Course Reference Number” – This number can be found next to the name and section identifier in the registration schedule. CRNs are specific to each term.

8.      Select “Class List” and Submit.

 

Class lists are usually distributed by the Dean’s office to the program chairs.  Program chairs, then, distribute lists to their instructors.  If an adjunct instructor has a special request to have it sent to his/her home, for example, he/she may contact the Dean’s office with that request.

 

Syllabus Construction, Course Competencies, Distribution, & Record of Syllabus

 

Syllabus Construction: The Academic Standards Commission has approved the DMACC On-line Syllabus template. The link to the template can be found at http://www.dmacc.edu/edu/helpdesk/HD_faculty.asp and it provides the instructions for accessing and using the On-line Syllabus template.

 

Please include the following on each syllabus:

 

It is the policy of DMACC to accommodate students with disabilities.  Any student with a documented disability who requires reasonable accommodation should contact the special needs coordinator at (515) 964-6850 voice or (515) 964-6810 TTY. 

 

Course Competencies: Accessing and Printing Course Competencies:

1.      Log onto the Intranet on any DMACC campus computer. The Intranet

CANNOT be reached from your home computer. The address is http://dmaccintranet.dmacc.edu.

2.      Double click on the arrow pointing to the “Outline Course Competencies.”

A list with the various departments appears. Select the department you need from the list on the right by double-clicking on the name (i.e., BIOL).

            3.  Select the Course Number of the file you want to print out (i.e., BIOL 118),

                 and double click on the Course Number.

4.  The Adobe Acrobat Program will open and display the competency. Click on

     the icon for the printer to print the list of competencies for the selected course.

 

Distributing Syllabus: Syllabi and course competencies need to be distributed to students during the first class period. Students who are enrolled, but are not there for the first class session or students who enroll during the official add period should be given a syllabus as quickly as possible.

 

Record of Syllabus: The Dean’s office is required to have a copy of each syllabus for the semester in the Dean's office files.  Instructors should give a copy of each syllabus to their program chairs to turn in to the Dean’s office, or instructors can turn their syllabi in directly to the Dean’s office.

Adjunct Instructor Absence (Class Cancellation or Substitute)

                                                                                         

Instructors must ensure that the correct number of contact hours is maintained for all classes.  Adjuncts' absences are to be reported to the program chair and the Provost’s office.

 

Substitutes For Adjuncts

 

Adjunct instructors should ask their particular program chairs how to arrange for substitute instructors.

 

Room Scheduling and Changes

 

All room scheduling, room changes, one-time usage scheduling, etc., are to be done through the Dean’s secretary, Kari Schopf, at Ext. 6875.

Temporary room changes (even for one day) need to be reported to the Dean’s office. This is very important because sometimes students need to be located when there is an emergency.

 

Office Supplies and Equipment

 

Office Supplies: Office supplies are located in the Copy Room (9-15a). Supplies and equipment are purchased through the Dean’s office.   If an instructor requires a supply that is not in the cabinet, he/she may request that the Dean’s office purchase the supply.  Every effort will be made by the Dean’s office to accommodate reasonable requests for supplies.

Adjunct Purchasing Supplies: Any instructor wishing to purchase items off campus and then be reimbursed by DMACC should consult his/her program chair or Dean’s office for prior approval.

Equipment and Materials: The Scantron is located in the Copy Room (9-15a). Transparencies are usually made in the copier or in the laser printers. Lab materials are stored in program-specific storage areas.  Program chairs should be consulted if any lab materials are needed.

Media Equipment

 

All classrooms in Bldg. 9 are equipped with an instructor station which includes:  computer, printer, Elmo, data projector, TV, VCR, and overhead projector.  Problems can be directed to Julie or Kari in the Dean’s office at Ext. 6291. In their absence, the Media Department can be called at Ext. 7300.

Keys for Buildings/Labs

 

When a program chair requests a New Employee Packet from the Dean’s office, one of the many forms in that packet is a DMACC Key Assignment Card Form.  The adjunct’s program chair or Dean’s office staff can fill out the form, get the Dean’s signature, and forward the form to the Physical Plant.

 

Access to Computers, Network, and Labs & Problems

 

Access to Computers: Adjunct instructors may use the computer workstation in the copy room (9-15A) or in any classroom that is not occupied with a class.  In addition, adjunct instructors are encouraged to check with their program chair as to whether there may be a computer in one of the program offices that is available for adjunct use.

Access to Network: Once your hiring has received approval from Human Resources, you will be put on DMACC’s computer network. Either a program chair or the department’s secretary will fill out the form for this. In addition, a PIN number will be mailed to you through regular mail. This PIN number will allow you to access Web Banner for your class lists, student contact information, etc.

 

Computer Labs: Bldg. 9 has computers in each classroom, but no dedicated computer lab.  Computers are available for student/instructor use whenever a class is not scheduled for that room.  To check on room availability, contact the Dean’s office. 

 

Computer Problems: For problems with computer network logins, please contact Systems Integration at Ext. 7300. To report problems with computers and printers in Building 9, please contact the Dean’s office. If the Dean’s office is not available, contact Systems Integration at Ext. 7300.

 

Mailboxes

 

Due to a limited number of mailboxes available, only full-time faculty members have mailboxes in Bldg. 9.  Adjunct instructors may be given a mailbox in the mailroom, upon request, as space is available. Others must make arrangements for receiving messages and materials through their program chairs.

Department Photocopier

 

A department photocopier is located in 9-15A.  A new instructor should request an I.D. number from the Dean’s office so he/she can enter it into the copier for access.  The department copier is to be used for less than 10 copies.  Any jobs requiring more than 9 copies or multiples should be sent to the Copy Room in Bldg. 6, using a Copy Request form available in the Copy Room or Dean's office.

 

Adjunct Offices

 

Adjunct instructors in Bldg. 9 do not have designated offices.  There is a workstation in the Copy Room equipped with computer, printer, scanner, and copier for adjuncts to use.  In addition, each classroom is equipped with workstations with computers and printers – at which any instructor may work if a class is not scheduled in that room.

Student Evaluations

 

The Dean’s office distributes evaluation packets to each instructor who has a mailbox.  Those without a mailbox will be given to the program chair; the program chair will get the evaluation packets to the adjuncts.  In fall and spring semesters, each adjunct instructor will be evaluated once during that semester, unless the instructor requests that he/she be evaluated in additional classes.  Evaluations are not done in summer term, except for new instructors.  Completed evaluation packets are to be returned to the Dean’s office, Bldg. 9, Room 22.  See instruction sheet in the evaluation packet for detailed instructions of the evaluation procedure.

Mentors

 

Program chairs and other program instructors are a valuable resource for materials and classroom management tips.

 

Program or Department-Specific Policies and Procedures

 

Program chairs and group leaders will inform adjuncts of procedures and policies that are department-specific. Questions about department specific policies and procedures can be directed to them.

 

Office Hours: Office hours may be arranged with program chair.  All full-time instructors are required to turn in to the Dean’s office a paper copy of their teaching schedule, so the Dean’s office will know when they are scheduled in class, in the office, at clinicals, etc.  Adjunct instructors are not required to do so, but are encouraged to if they will be keeping office hours.

H&PS In-Services

 

November 9, 2007:  Blood Borne Pathogens, Jennifer Thompson, RN Ankeny Campus Nurse  [link to the webcast]

 

November 9, 2007:  DMACC Student Discipline Policies & Procedures, Kari A. Hensen, Ph.D. Judicial Officer [link to the webcast]

 

Emergencies

 

If a student needs to be contacted by a family member, he/she may call the Dean’s office at  964-6394, 964-6875, or 964-6291, and the Dean’s office staff will find the student in class, if possible.

If an emergency occurs on campus, such as a heart attack, fall, etc., the instructor has options, depending on the severity of the emergency.  He/she can and should, if possible, contact the Dean’s office, so the Dean’s office staff can assist in securing the proper help.  The campus nurse can be reached Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM at Ext. 6352. The nurse’s cell phone number is 577-0080 and her pager number is 242-1289. In the campus nurse’s absence, security can be reached at ext. 6500.  In an extreme emergency, such as heart attack, the instructor should dial 9-911.  It is imperative they dial 9 first, to reach an outside line, then dial 911 to reach EMS.