Evaluation Summary Form Evaluation Period: May 2012 - May 2013 Jeff Hartman Physical Education, Wellness and Sport Studies Faculy Member Departmen’ Shoo! Instructions: This document should be completed by ChairsDeans. Hard eopies should be kept by the associate provost and Chait/Dean, ‘Chairs/Deans should deliver the original copy of this document tothe faculty member during the final evaluation meeting. Note: Ratings of or inthe area of teaching will require the Faculty member to submita growth plan tothe Chait/Dean. Rating Seale 5 ~ Outstanding (Excellent): Far exceeds expectations 4—More Than Expected (Very Good): Exceeds expectations 3 — Expected (Good): Meets expectations 2— Less Than Expected (Fair). Falls short of meeting expectations 1 - Unsatisfactory (Poor): Falls far short of meeting expectations A. TEACHING 4 Overall —4— _ Design/Development = 4~ Implementation Ta Assessment Dr. Hartman taught a normal load of courses for the year, with all courses being inthe Traditional Undergraduate Program, with the exception of one online eourse in the GOAL. program. Dr. Hartman appears to place high regard on being an effective teacher. His preparation, attention to detail, and mastery of content ae noticed by his peers and his students Though Jeff submitted only a brief annual report this year, his past practice of thoroughly efleting on his teaching performance, as well as committing himself to improvement whenever necessary, are assumed to til be occuring. Student comments shared with the chair and on SOls confirm the appreciation they have for Dr. Hartman’s teaching. The SOI seores were slightly below the university FTTF mean in the fall and slightly above inthe spring. Jeff ranked 8" and 6 within the department (19) during the fall and spring semesters, respectively Dr. Hartman advised all EXSI majors, and many of the remaining HEWE majors. Jef¥ also accepted the assignment of ‘mentoring a first-year faculty member, Dr. David Granniss. JeiT mentored one student in an ongoing research project, C. PROFESSIONAL ENRICHMENT Overall Achievements (publications, presentations, performances, ete) Participation in conference or workshops related to area of expertise or pedagogy Dr. Hartman maintained membership in professional associations, participated in the WAC Retreat, and attended two off campus national conference meetings (SC-ACSM and ACSM). Jeff also maintained an active researeh agenda, with data collection occurring in multiple projects, with one manuscript nearing completion.D. SERVICE S$ Overall Department/School University Community (Optional ) Dr. Hartman maintained an extremely high level of service to the department/school/university during this past year. In addition to the normal expectations of department members, Jeff labored tirelessly in his efforts to develop/transition the EXSI program into the newly created School of Preventive and Rehabilitative Health Sciences, Efforts included service in development, facility design/renovation, and organizational restructuring, ber 25, 2013 Ken Baker Sept Dean/Department Chair Date