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General Education Variations on a Common Theme
Documents for the Faculty Meeting of May 2, 2014
Agenda for the Faculty Meeting of May 2, 2014
Minutes of the Faculty Meeting of April 11, 2014
President’s May 2014 Report to the Faculty
Provost’s May 2014 Report to the Faculty
Items from the Academic Senate
Administration response to Faculty resolutions (revised)
Revised policy on S U grade option
Department of Communication and Media, program revision, Media Management
Interdisciplinary Studies, revision of minor in Environmental Studies
Department of Geography, addition of an Environmental Concentration in the major
Department of Sociology, revision of the concentration in Criminology
Department of Art, revision of major in Visual Arts
L.E. Proposal, current form (included amendments added April 11)
Documents for Senate meeting of April 25, 2014
Administration response to Faculty resolutions (revised)
Revised policy on S U grade option
Department of Communication and Media, program revision, Media Management
Interdisciplinary Studies, revision of minor in Environmental Studies
Department of Geography, addition of an Environmental Concentration in the major
Department of Sociology, revision of the concentration in Criminology
Agenda and Documents for the Faculty Meeting of April 11
Agenda
- Approval of the draft of the Minutes of the Faculty Meeting of April 04, 2014.
- Continuation of consideration of the proposed amendments to the Liberal Education Report.
- Additional amendments submitted in advance of the meeting.
- Additional amendments proposed from the floor, in writing, please.
Link to LE documents and proposed amendments (updated April 4, 2014). Please bring printed copies to the meetings.
Summary of actions thus far:
Amendment from the Faculty of the School of Science and Engineering Passed.
Modification of the Composition requirement (four items), by Dean Collier
Item 1, Failed
Item 2, Passed
Items 3 and 4, withdrawn by the Dean Collier
Remove STEM enhanced courses, by Professor Mayer, Passed
Art requirement, by Professor Thomas, Failed
Next item: English Composition, by Professor Mozayeni (Revised April 4)
Agenda and Documents for the Faculty Meeting of April 4
Agenda
- Approval of the draft of the minutes of the Faculty Meeting of March 28, 2014
- Continuation of consideration of the proposed amendments to the Liberal Education Report.
- Additional amendments submitted in advance of the meeting.
- Additional amendments proposed from the floor, in writing, please.
Link to LE documents and proposed amendments (updated April 4, 2014)
Summary of actions thus far:
Amendment from the Faculty of the School of Science and Engineering Passed.
Modification of the Composition requirement (four items), by Dean Collier
Item 1, Failed
Item 2, Passed
Items 3 and 4, withdrawn by the Dean Collier, (subject to approval of the assembly).
Next amendment on the agenda: Remove STEM enhanced courses, by Professor Mayer
Documents for Faculty Meeting of March 28, 2014
Minutes of the Faculty Meeting of December 20, 2013
Minutes of the Faculty Meeting of February 21, 2014
President’s March 2014 Report to the Faculty
Provost’s March 2014 Report to the Faculty
Items approved by the Academic Senate
Referencing system for faculty resolutions
Psychology Major, Industrial Organization Concentration – minor revision
Double majors policy comparison
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Liberal Education Proposal
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For comment to the Presiding Officer
Liberal Education
Proposed Amendments
Faculty of the School of Science and Engineering
Statement in support of amendment proposed by the Faculty of the School of Science and Engineering.
Modification of the Composition requirement (four items), by Dean Collier
Remove STEM enhanced courses, by Professor Mayer
Statement in support of the amendment proposed by the Art Department
English Composition, by Professor Mozayeni (Revised April 4)
Statement in Support of Professor Mozayeni’s proposal (Added April 4)
Comprehensive Proposal, by Professor Milem
Justification for Professor Milem’s proposal