Darrell Newton, Ph.D. Email and Phone Number
Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Shippensburg University at
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Winona, Minnesota, United States, United States
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Before coming to Shippensburg University, Dr. Darrell Newton served as Provost and Chief Academic Officer at Winona State University. Prior to this, he worked as Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Dean of Graduate Studies at UW-Eau Claire. He was also an Associate Dean for the School of Liberal Arts, and the Department Chair for the Communication Arts program at Salisbury University, Maryland. Dr. Newton has been teaching since 1991 in the disciplines of Communication, Media, and Cultural Studies, along with English, Creative Writing. His research interests include policy studies of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and the effects of postwar immigration upon programming. Efforts also include current constructs of race in contemporary television programming. Dr. Newton received his Ph.D. and a second M.A. in Communication Arts from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His first M.A. in English and his undergrad degree in Mass Communication came from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He has also previously taught at Salisbury University, UW-Whitewater, UW-Madison, and the Milwaukee and Madison Technical Colleges. Other administrative experiences include serving as a resident hall director with UW-Platteville, working as a graduate assistant for UW System’s Office of Multicultural Affairs, and serving as an advisor and recruiter for UW-Milwaukee’s School of Allied Health. He also worked for the Department of Special Programs and Human Resources at Milwaukee Public School System. Newton also worked in corporate telecommunication management for Illinois Bell telephone, Avon Corporate offices, and Hyatt Regency Hotel system.
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Darrell Newton, Ph.D. Work Experience Details
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Provost And Vice President For Academic Affairs At Shippensburg UniversityShippensburg University Of Pennsylvania Jul 2024 - PresentShippensburg, Pennsylvania -
Provost And Vice President For Academic Affairs, Winona State UniversityWinona State University Jul 2020 - Jul 2024Winona, Minnesota, United StatesThe Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs provides administrative and innovative leadership to Winona State University’s Office of Academic Affairs. Duties include: (1) participating with the President and other Vice Presidents in overall management of the university; serving on the President’s cabinet and working closely with other members of Cabinet to address campus-wide and community issues; (2) assisting in the implementation of Equity 2030; (3) providing overall academic leadership, direction, and management of faculty, staff and students within the university; (4) supervising and guiding the Academic Affairs leadership team and Deans as they carry out their responsibilities to plan, propose and monitor budgets, recruit and hire faculty/staff, and pursue the university’s activities in the five academic colleges (both in Winona and on the Rochester campus); (5) providing direct guidance of information and communication technologies, program outreach, international programs, institutional research and planning, grants, faculty development, and assessment; (6) participating in shared governance; (7) ensuring the progress of the university’s accreditation activities and the continuation of institutional self-studies; (8) representing the university to local, regional, national, and international communities; and (9) serving on the President’s behalf when the President is absent from campus. -
Associate Vice Chancellor For Academic Affairs And Dean Of Graduate StudiesUniversity Of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Jul 2017 - Jul 2020Eau Claire, Wisconsin AreaAdministers the Graduate Studies budget, including the awarding of graduate assistantships and fellowshipsAdministration of classroom and laboratory modernization funds, and campus information systems Advocates for Graduate Studies inside and outside the UniversityAssessment of current and proposed graduate programsAssists departments and colleges in the development and review of faculty evaluation plansAssists the Provost in recommendations regarding appointment, reappointment, tenure, promotion, and workload adjustmentsChairs the Graduate CouncilCollaborates with Admissions in the recruitment and admission of graduate studentsCollaborates with college deans and program directors to ensure academic quality and recruitment of well qualified students committed to graduate study and researchFacilitates new graduate academic programs, certificates, and centersOversees and advocates for programs including the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, Continuing Education, Human Development Center, and Learning and Technology ServicesParticipates in recruitment and orientation of new faculty and instructional academic staff including administration of the unclassified pay planPresides over the graduate facultyPromotes interdisciplinary collaboration and curricular innovations at the graduate level, and serves as UW System liaison for new graduate academic programs Represents the University at UW System, regional, and national councils linked to graduate educationReviews all faculty and instructional academic staff contracts Serves as a liaison to UW System Legal Counsel for Academic AffairsServes as the Program Review Coordinator for academic departmental/program reviewsSupports Academic Affairs in implementing the University strategic plan, transformed learning, continuous improvement and operational efficiency -
Associate Dean, The Fulton School Of Liberal ArtsSalisbury University Jul 2014 - Jul 2017Salisbury, MarylandResponsibilities include:Administrator for curriculum reform and the four-credit course model, including ongoing development and assessmentCoordinator and Chair of the interdisciplinary major program including oversight and developmentDevelopment and implementation of our foreign language requirement;Development of teaching assistantships for the instruction of international languagesEducational compliance officer and advisor to chairs and faculty Implementation and launch of the American Studies Track for international studentsLeadership and oversight of Interdisciplinary Studies, Area Studies Minors, internship coordinators, and marketing of programsOrganizing and supporting departments interested in J-1 scholars including developing budgets, confirming housing, and assisting department chairsReviewing and critiquing individual academic programs for the state and University Program Reviews.Supervision and oversight of study abroad programs, including the development of new agreements and initiativesThe oversight and implementation of internal and external grantsWorking closely with the Office of Graduate Studies and Research to help faculty to obtain research grants -
Full Professor Of Communication ArtsSalisbury University Aug 2003 - Jul 2017Salisbury, Maryland, UsaFull Professor 2015, Associate Professor (Tenured) 2008 - 2015, Assistant Professor 2003 - 2008, Courses taught/developed:Business of MediaCinema and SocietyCommunication Seminar: Mass Media, Multiculturalism, and the Global CommunityCommunication Seminar: Life Lessons – from the Twilight ZoneCommunication Seminar: The Undead and the Zombie ApocalypseCommunication Seminar: The Unreality of Reality TVCommunication Seminar: Women in Film NoirInternational Media SystemsIntroduction to Mass MediaIntroduction to Public RelationsInternational Studies in Communication: Study Abroad Program in British MediaMass Media in Society Media Criticism and AnalysisStudies in Mass Media: Study Abroad program on BBC TelevisionWriting for MediaWriting for Media (On-line)
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Department Chair Of Communication ArtsSalisbury University Jul 2010 - Jul 2014Salisbury, MarylandResponsibilities included:Coordination of a well-balanced curriculum, including the oversight of course schedulingFaculty development, recruitment and evaluationFiscal and resource management for one of the largest majorsManaging equipment, office and classroom allocationMonitoring student needs and concernsOrganizing leaves and sabbaticalsProviding a liaison between the department faculty and administrationStrategic planning and coordination of distance education, online, and study aboard programs in multiple locationsSupervision and mentoring of an administrative assistant, 17 full-time faculty members and 12 adjuncts in a four track department with over 625 majors Supporting the goals of the department, school, and the UniversityWorking with the Dean’s Office for promotion, tenure, evaluations, and observations
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Associate LecturerUniversity Of Wisconsin-Parkside Aug 2002 - May 2003Kenosha, WisconsinClasses taught in:Cyberspace CommunicationMass Media and Society -
LecturerUniversity Of Wisconsin - Whitewater Aug 1991 - May 2003Taught classes in:Designing Non-Print Media for Public RelationsFundamentals of Speech Introduction to Mass CommunicationMass Communication and SocietyCommunication Seminar: Mass Media, Multiculturalism and the Global CommunityWriting for Broadcasting -
Visiting Lecturer - Afro-American StudiesUniversity Of Wisconsin-Madison Aug 1998 - Jan 1999Madison, Wisconsin AreaCourse taught in:Introduction to Contemporary African American Culture -
Residence Hall ManagerUniversity Of Wisconsin-Platteville Jun 1995 - May 1996Platteville, WisconsinResponsibilities included:Advising the Hall Council, officers and their committees Assisting staff, officers, and students in implementing academic and social programs, including budget/financial management Assisting students in identifying educational goals and lifestyle choices Designing and implementing seminars for student organizations, residence life personnel, and community organizationsEnsuring the proper lock up, shut down and reopening of the residence hall, when appropriate Facilitating and organizing hall council meetings with Resident Assistants and our Program Director Maintaining student files and recordsMediated conflicts related to students and staff membersOversaw residence hall move-in days and social eventsStudent mentoring, career counseling, diversity training, and crisis interventionSupervision of 285 residents and twelve support staff at Melcher Residence Hall Supported housekeeping and maintenance personnel in proper facilities management Supported and promoted the educational mission of the University Working closely with other Hall Directors in coordinating programs and other campus events on the University calendarWorking closely with Student Life, and the Dean of Students on goals, challenges and matters related to student health and well-being -
Recruitment And Retention Specialist (Graduate Assistant)University Of Wisconsin System Jan 1994 - May 1995Madison, Wisconsin AreaResponsibilities included:Data collection and analysis for the UW System Board of Regents and state governmentIncorporating e-mail and web-based data into fiscal reportsMaintaining working relationships with leaders of corporate and educational organizationStatewide and national communication with administrators, faculty, staff and students -
Adjunct InstructorMadison Area Technical College Aug 1992 - May 1995Madison, Wisconsin AreaCourses taught in:Introduction to Communication SkillsTechnical Communications
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Advanced Opportunity Fellow/Teaching AssistantUniversity Of Wisconsin-Madison Aug 1993 - Apr 1994Madison, Wisconsin AreaCourse taught:Introduction to Speech Composition
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Instructor Of EnglishMilwaukee Area Technical College Aug 1991 - May 1992Greater Milwaukee AreaCourses taught: Contemporary American Literature -
Dispatcher/WriterWiti Television News May 1990 - Aug 1991Greater Milwaukee AreaResponsibilities included:Dispatched news crews and photojournalists to various locations where they assembled reports for the six and ten o’clock pm broadcasts. The staff included ten reporters and photojournalists. Occasional news writing and video editing were also responsibilities.
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Director Of TelecommunicationsHyatt Regency Atlanta Mar 1984 - May 1985Greater Atlanta AreaResponsibilities included:Hired, trained and supervised fifteen operators and two supervisors responsible for providing telephone service to guests, staff, and corporate offices. Additional duties included the organization, implementation and management of an extensive equipment upgrade along with profit and loss analysis for accounting and guest services. Our department also supervised the installation of telecommunication equipment for conventions, hotel offices and floors designated for business travelers. -
Group Manager, Metropolitan Toll DivisionIllinois Bell Jan 1981 - May 1982Greater Chicago AreaResponsibilities included:Hired, trained and supervised 125 “dial 0” operators responsible for providing service and information to the downtown and “Loop” areas of Chicago. I interfaced with other office managers to determine maximum staffing efficiency while provided an ongoing training design for operators and supervisors. Additional responsibilities included training staff on new procedures for productive call handling; managing a budget and interacting with labor unions for compliance.
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Health Careers Opportunity Program (Hcop), SpecialistUniversity Of Wisconsin Milwaukee Jun 1979 - May 1981Greater Milwaukee AreaResponsibilities included:Assisting students in identifying educational goals Attending educational fairs and programs for college bound studentsDesigning and implementing seminars for community organizations and high schools Designing and presenting seminars on the program, college attendance, and career planningMaintaining student files and recordsRecruitment of minority and disadvantaged students into a program promoting Medical Technology, Occupational Therapy, Medical Records Administration or Speech Pathology Organizing field trips to regional campuses and hospitalsStudent mentoring, career counseling and crisis interventionSupervision of three student tutors -
Primary And Secondary Staffing Assistant-Personnel/Student RecruiterMilwaukee Public Schools Jun 1977 - May 1979Greater Milwaukee AreaResponsibilities included;Assisting students in identifying educational goals Attending educational fairs and programs for studentsDesigning and implementing seminars for community organizations and high schools Designing and presenting seminars on the program, high school completion, and the U.S. Department of Labor’s Job CorpsMaintaining student files and recordsRecruitment of disadvantaged high school students to participate in alternative educational programs Supervision of the substitute teacher roster Worked closely with personnel specialists to screen and evaluate full-time and substitute teachers
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Student Affairs
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System Administration
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Darrell Newton, Ph.D. Education Details
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Mass Communication/Media Studies
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Media And Cultural Studies
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Television Studies
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English: Creative Writing
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