The purpose of the Faculty Senate shall be to constitute a body representative of the faculty, to advise the University on matters relative to the life of the University, and to facilitate the work of the faculty.
Dr. John LeJeune |
Amber Stovall Vice President of Faculty Senate Senior Lecturer, Management amber.stovall@gsw.edu Business, History, & Political Science Building, Room 209 (229) 931-2087 |
Dr. Ashley Jones |
Dr. Ian Brown Professor, Biology chadwick.gugg@gsw.edu Science Building, Room 213 (229) 931-2361 |
Dr. Sisi Chen Assistant Professor, Exercise Science sisi.chen@gsw.edu Student Success Center (SSC), Room 1227 (229) 931-2155 |
Dr. Michael Crosby Assistant Professor, Education michael.crosby@gsw.edu Education Center, Room 123 (229) 931-2162 |
Dr. Michelle Dykes Associate Professor, Nursing michelle.dykes@gsw.edu School of Nursing, Room 149 (229) 931-2605 |
Dr. Chadwick Gugg |
Dr. Anne Jacobs Associate Professor, Biology anne.jacobs@gsw.edu School of Nursing, Room 149 (229) 931-2605 |
Dr. Sai Mukkavilli Associate Professor, Computer Science sai.mukkavilli@gsw.edu Crawford Wheatley Hall, Room 203 (229) 931-2819 |
Dr. Thelma Sexton Assistant Professor, Education thelma.sexton@gsw.edu Education Center, Room 108 (229) 931-2338 |
Dr. Sondra Smith Assistant Professor, Business thelma.sexton@gsw.edu Business, History, & Political Science Building, Room 218 |
Dr. Anh-Hue Tu |
Dr. John Wilson Reference Librarian/Government Documents Coordinator/Associate Professor john.wilson@gsw.edu James Earl Carter Library (229) 931-2850 |
Professor Keaton Wynn |
Dr. Jill Drake (Ex Officio) Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs jill.drake@gsw.edu Wheatley Administration Building – Room 205 (229) 928-1361 |
Dr. Neal Weaver (Ex Officio) President, Georgia Southwestern State University neal.weaver@gsw.edu President’s Office Wheatley Administration Building - Room 212 (229) 928-1360 |
A note about the 10 month pay schedule: A frequently asked question is whether faculty members on 10 month contracts can choose to receive their paychecks spread out over 12 months. This simply cannot be done due to state law and IRS regulations. Valdosta State University has a nice explanation of why 10 month contracts cannot be paid out over 12 months.