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Chair: S. Camp
Recorder: J. Godkin
Members Absent: C. Karadjov, T. Ramalho, W. Silky, P. Cox, T. Graber, R. Card, J. Brockway, K. Sutherland, K. Beck, S. Jones, M. Nelson-Richards, J. Langenfeld-Rial
The meeting was called to order at 3:15 PM.
I. Approval of Agenda
The Agenda was approved unanimously.
II. Approval of Minutes
The minutes from September 27th and October 11th, 2004 were approved unanimously.
III. Chair Report- S. Camp
S. Camp announced that Vice-President Kevin Mahaney would report today on development and alumni affairs. Also, as this is the last meeting of the semester, it may need to be extended to attend to all business.
IV. Reports of Councils, Committees and Task Forces
Personnel Policies Council discussed the topic of giving Emeriti Faculty a voting seat. There is no mandate in policies or board of trustees of by-laws for designating seat.
Academics Policy Council recommended the following programs for Faculty Assembly approval:
1. Revisions to the physics Program
2. Revisions to the Honors Program
3. Support for the changes to the General Education proposal to change "Computer Literacy" to "Computer and Information Literacy."
General Education Council met Friday, December 3rd and approved PBT 463 (American Indain Law and Federal Indian Policy) for the Intellectual Issues Cultures and Civilization category.
Graduate Council approved the following courses:
LIT 501 Foundations of Literacy: Birth to Adolescence
LIT 504 Literature, Arts & Media: Childhood
LIT 505 Literature, Arts & Media: Adolescence
LIT 506 Writing Lives
LIT 507 Literacy & Learning in Content Areas
LIT 509 Evaluation for Reflective Instruction
LIT 510 Reading Practicum: Birth to Grade 6
LIT 512 Reading Practicum: Grades 5-12
LIT 530 Seminar in Reading Research
SPE 503 Field Placement II
VTP 551 Curriculum Integration in Career and Technical Education
VTP 552 Diversity in Career and Technical Education
ASSC met December 6th and came up with additional ideas for having faculty and students interact outside the classroom environment. They compiled this information and will forward it to all members. A plan to share all of this information with the department chairs early next semester was discussed so that individual departments could assist with the brainstorming process and fill in anything we may have missed.
UCC reported the approval of the following new courses:
ADO 394 Interdisciplinary Methods Grades 7-12 3
COM 303 Qualitative Communication Research Methods 3
LIN 400 Investigating Language 3
PBJ 360 Discrimination in the Workplace 3
PSY 347 Forensic Psychology 3
PSY 451 Advanced Topics in Abnormal Psychology: Trauma and Loss 3
SPE 303 Field Placement II: Small-Group Instruction in Inclusive Classrooms 1
And approval of changes in the following existing courses:
ART 100 Change title to Introduction to Art; expanded catalog description; omit Spring Offering
ART 210 Revision of catalog description
ART 215 Revision of catalog description; addition of permission to prerequisites
ART 225 Revision of catalog description
ART 230 Revision of catalog description; addition of prerequisite; add Spring Offering
ART 250 Minor edit of catalog description; addition of prerequisite; omit Spring Offering
ART 251 Revision of catalog description; addition of prerequisite; omit Fl. And SS offering
ART 245 Revision of catalog description; add Fl offering
ART 300 Revision of catalog description
ART 315 Revision of catalog description; addition of prerequisite
ART 316 Revision of catalog description; addition to prerequisite
ART 326 Change title to Screenprinting; revision of catalog description; addition to prerequisite; add Fl offering
ART 327 Change title to Lithography; revision of catalog description; addition to prerequisite; add Sp offering
ART 329 Revision of catalog description
Crosslisting of PSY 411 Exploring Complex Systems With Neural Networks as COG 411
PSY 420 Topics in Developmental Psychology: Adulthood and Aging renumbered and renamed to PSY 324 Adulthood and Aging
Campus Concept Committee met and reviewed the types of classrooms in the central campus area, Sheldon hall, and the graphic design labs.
College Hour Task Force met on Friday, December 3rd and has completed work on making a recommendation regarding instituting the College Hour. The committee intends to present the report at the first assembly meeting after winter break.
V. Vice President K. Mahaney
K. Mahaney spoke to the Assembly on the topic of Development and Alumni Affairs, focusing specifically on Inspiring Horizons and expanding endowments for departments. He then answered questions given to him by the executive committee.
VI. Unfinished Business
1. Recommendation from PPC for DSI for fall 2005 was approved.
VII. New Business
1. A motion was made to instruct PPC to award Emeriti one ex-officio seat without a vote.
2. Voted to approve the re-registration of Proposed Master of Science in Education Technology Education, Professional Certification
The meeting was adjourned at 4:40 PM.
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