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Nitesh Saxena - Professor, Computer Science; Associate Director, Global Cyber Research Institute; Dean's Research Fellow 2022-23

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Dr. Saxena appointed as the Vice Chair of EFAC

Posted on May 3, 2023 by Zengrui Liu

Dr. Saxena has been appointed as the Vice Chair of the Engineering Faculty Advisory Council (EFAC), 2023-2024.

https://engineering.tamu.edu/information/efac/index.html

The purpose of the Engineering Faculty Advisory Council (EFAC) is to:

  1. Generate and develop broad ideas for the improvement and ultimate development of the Texas A&M University College of Engineering and to suggest policies that will enable the College of Engineering to better serve the educational needs of the people of Texas.
  2. Advise the dean of engineering on matters of basic importance to the engineering faculty as a body.

The committee includes a faculty member from each of the departments in the College of Engineering. The representative is elected by their department’s faculty every three years. EFAC meets with the dean once per month during the academic year. Each representative serves as a liaison between his/her department’s faculty and the committee, and is responsible for conveying concerns and suggestions to the committee, which in turn discusses these issues with the dean. Our faculty are welcome to attend EFAC meetings, but must convey their concerns or suggestions through their department representative or the EFAC chairperson.

 

 

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PETR 238

435 Nagle Street

College Station, Tx 77843-3112
email: nsaxena[at]tamu.edu (best way to reach me)

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