Beth Farnham
About Beth Farnham
Beth Farnham serves as the Assistant to Faculty in the Department of Nursing at UMass Boston, where she has worked since 2013. She provides administrative support for faculty recruitment, budget monitoring, and course evaluations while pursuing further studies in Management and Human Services.
Work at UMass Boston
Beth Farnham has served as the Assistant to Faculty in the Department of Nursing at UMass Boston since 2013. In this role, she provides essential administrative support for faculty recruiting and hiring efforts. She assists with the scheduling of Nursing courses, ensuring that the department operates smoothly. Additionally, she plays a key role in monitoring and documenting the department's budget and expenditures, contributing to effective financial management within the Nursing department.
Education and Expertise
Beth Farnham studied Journalism at the University of Maine, where she earned her Bachelor's degree from 2001 to 2006. She has been pursuing further education at UMass Boston's College of Public and Community Service since 2015, focusing on Management and Human Services. This educational background equips her with a diverse skill set applicable to her administrative role in the Nursing department.
Administrative Responsibilities
In her position as Assistant to Faculty, Beth Farnham is responsible for compiling and distributing student course evaluations for the Nursing department. She coordinates the review and processing of Annual Faculty Reports and Personnel Reviews, ensuring that faculty performance is documented and assessed appropriately. Her organizational skills contribute to the overall efficiency of the department's administrative processes.
Budget Management
Beth Farnham monitors and documents the budget and expenditures for the Department of Nursing. This responsibility involves tracking financial resources and ensuring that spending aligns with departmental goals. Her attention to detail in budget management supports the financial health of the Nursing program at UMass Boston.