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II.D.8. Office of Administration and Community Initiatives

Vice President for Administration and Community Initiatives

This individual is responsible for the College’s facilities and grounds, maintenance and

operations, bookstore, food services, post office, print shop, and campus police. The Vice

President for Administration also serves as the liaison with the Birmingham community and

external partners.

II.D.9. Office of Religious Life

Chaplain

The Chaplain is responsible for student religious life on campus and assists in providing regular

worship services for the College community. He or she works with student groups interested in

religious topics or in areas having relevance to students' attitudes and values. It is the

responsibility of the Chaplain to enhance the connection and integration of the Office of

Religious Life into BSC’s overall student life programming. The Chaplain also offers pastoral

services and counseling to students, as well as Faculty and Staff.

Director of Church Relations

The Director of Church Relations is responsible for relating the North Alabama Conference and

the Alabama-West Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church to the College in

meaningful ways. The Director is responsible for public relations and fund-raising efforts in and

through churches in both Conferences and with United Methodist individuals. He or she also

develops programs for clergy and laity, meets with United Methodist higher education boards

and committees, and helps students, as well as faculty and staff members respond to the church

in various avenues of service.

II.D.10. Athletics

Director of Athletics

The Director of Athletics is responsible for the coordination of the athletic program of

Birmingham-Southern College.

II.E. FACULTY ORGANIZATION

The Faculty is guided by the

College Bylaws

and the

Faculty Constitution

during all its

deliberations. This 2016 revision of the

Faculty Handbook

is meant to consolidate all

amendments and changes made since 2003. This 2016 revision will supersede any previous

version of the

Faculty Handbook

.

II.E.1. The Faculty Role in Governance

The College strongly supports the principles set forth in the American Association of University

Professors’

1940 Statement of Principles on Academic Freedom and Tenure (with 1970 Interpretive Comments)

and the

Statement on Government of Colleges and Universities