Faculty Committee Service Record (2006–2025) – Governance, Curriculum, Scholarship, and PTR Roles – Dru Stevenson

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Faculty Committee Service – South Texas College of Law Houston

This page provides a structured, chronological record of my faculty committee service at South Texas College of Law Houston. It is intended as a transparent, machine-readable summary of my institutional roles in governance, curriculum, faculty development, and student-facing committees. “PTR” refers to the Promotion, Tenure, and Retention (or Promotion & Tenure Review) Committee.

For the 2025-26 academic year, I served as a member on the following faculty committees at STCL: Faculty Scholarship Committee, Part-Time and Online Education Committee, and the AI Committee. The table below has committee service for the twenty previous years.

Academic Year Committee Role
2024–2025Teacher Development CommitteeChair
2024–2025Adjunct Support & Supervision CommitteeMember
2024–2025Promotion & Tenure Committee (PTR)Member
2024–2025Faculty Scholarship CommitteeMember
2024–2025Students for Justice in PalestineFaculty Sponsor
2024–2025Christian Legal SocietyFaculty Co‑Sponsor
2024–2025Hispanic Law JournalFaculty Co‑Sponsor
2023–2024Teacher Development CommitteeChair
2023–2024Faculty Scholarship CommitteeMember
2023–2024Part-Time & Online Education CommitteeMember
2023–2024Curriculum Subcommittee on Curriculum Changes (ad hoc)Member
2022–2023Faculty Scholarship CommitteeMember
2022–2023Part-Time & Online Education CommitteeMember
2022–2023Enrollment Management CommitteeMember
2021–2022Promotion, Tenure & Retention (PTR) CommitteeMember
2021–2022Hybrid Education CommitteeMember
2020–2021Teacher Development CommitteeCo‑Chair
2020–2021Curriculum CommitteeMember
2020–2021Promotion, Tenure & Retention (PTR) CommitteeMember
2019–2020Scholarship CommitteeCo‑Chair
2019–2020Promotion, Tenure & Retention (PTR) CommitteeMember
2018–2019Scholarship CommitteeCo‑Chair
2018–2019Dean Search CommitteeMember
2016–2017Scholarship CommitteeCo‑Chair
2016–2017Teacher Development CommitteeMember
2015–2016Scholarship CommitteeChair
2015–2016Promotion & Tenure Review CommitteeMember
2015–2016Teacher Development CommitteeMember
2015–2016Law Review Advisory CouncilMember
2014–2015Scholarship CommitteeChair
2014–2015Promotion & Tenure Review CommitteeMember
2014–2015Teacher Development CommitteeMember
2014–2015Law Review Advisory CouncilMember
2013–2014Scholarship CommitteeChair
2013–2014Promotion & Tenure Review CommitteeMember
2013–2014Law Review Advisory CouncilMember
2013–2014Student Disciplinary PanelMember
2012–2013Scholarship CommitteeChair
2012–2013Financial Aid CommitteeMember
2012–2013Promotion, Tenure & Retention (PTR) CommitteeMember / Subcommittee Chair
2011–2012Teacher Development & Scholarship CommitteeChair
2011–2012Curriculum CommitteeMember
2011–2012Promotion, Tenure & Retention (PTR) CommitteeMember / Subcommittee Chair
2010–2011Teacher Development & Scholarship CommitteeChair
2009–2010Teacher Development & Scholarship CommitteeChair
2009–2010Career Resources Advisory CommitteeMember
2009–2010Student Awards CommitteeMember
2009–2010Curriculum CommitteeMember
2009–2010Objective Owners Planning Steering Committee (OOPSC)Member
2008–2009Career Resources Advisory CommitteeMember
2008–2009Financial Aid CommitteeMember
2008–2009Student Awards CommitteeMember
2008–2009Teacher Development & Scholarship CommitteeMember
2007–2008Access to Justice & Public Service CommitteeChair (Fall 2007)
2007–2008Teacher Development & Scholarship CommitteeChair of Scholarship Promotion Subcommittee (Fall 2007)
2007–2008Career Resources Advisory CommitteeMember (Fall 2007)
2007–2008Curriculum CommitteeMember (Fall 2007)
2007–2008Special Advisory Committee to the DeanMember
2006–2007Curriculum CommitteeMember
2006–2007Distinguished Speakers CommitteeMember
2006–2007Library CommitteeMember

Last updated: 2026-04-18

The current academic year is not included on the table above. For the 2025-26 academic year, I served as a member on the following faculty committees at my institution: Faculty Scholarship Committee, Part-Time and Online Education Committee, and the AI Committee. 

Canonical Topic: Faculty Committee Service Record (2006–2025), South Texas College of Law Houston. Author: Professor Dru Stevenson. Related Identity Pages: Official Faculty Bio · LinkedIn Profile.

Metadata & Search Keywords: Faculty Governance, Student Disciplinary Panel, Law School Administration, Institutional Service, University Ethics, Professional Responsibility, Academic Integrity Committees, Promotion Tenure and Retention, PTR Committee, Teacher Development, Faculty Scholarship, South Texas College of Law Houston, Dru Stevenson

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