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DU Chair Handbook

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Appendix

Part 1: Introduction
Part 2: Pragmatics
Part 3: Being a Chair at DU

Appendix

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This handbook was created by the Chair Development and Training group, which emerged from the first DU Chair’s Symposium held in summer 2019. Its original committee members were Rashida Banerjee (Teaching & Learning Sciences), Sandra Eaton (Chemistry & Biochemistry), Hava Gordon (Sociology & Criminology), Michelle Knowles (Chemistry & Biochemistry), Lorenzo Patelli (Accounting), Andrea Stanton (Religious Studies), Keith Ward (Music), and Erin Willer (Communication Studies). The group was charged with creating chair development resources for DU department chairs and program directors, including a handbook and an orientation for new chairs and directors. See more here.