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Faculty Assembly
Faculty Assembly Minutes
September 23, 2002

  

Members Absent: J. LeFlore, P. Rosenbaum, P. Weber (see minutes of 2/24/03) J. Farrell, J. Seely, E. Kilker

The meeting was called to order at 3:10 PM.

  1. Approval of Agenda
  2. The agenda was approved unanimously.

  3. Approval of minutes for September 9, 2002
  4. The minutes were approved unanimously.

  5. FA Chair's Report - D. King
  6. D, King began by reminding the faculty that this meeting will be abbreviated due to the General Faculty meeting immediately following. All faculty were encouraged to attend and hear the President's report. He also asked that during the reports from councils, committees and task forces, the reporter announce who was elected as chair, recorder, reporter, etc.

    The new FA Executive Board will meet for the first time next Monday as an organizational meeting. The FAEB will review its charge, the FA agenda priorities and the charge for the new FA Academic Planning Committee.

    The SEFA campaign supports the United Way and other local service organizations. Building coordinators are needed for Walker and Lee Hall; please notify Howard Gordon if interested. A video presentation about SEFA services was shown.

  7. Report of Campus Police Chief - T. Ryan
  8. Chief Ryan began by stating that he has two roles on this campus. One role is as police chief who does not make parking policy, but tries to enforce it. He is also the chair of the campus parking committee, which does make the policies. There have been a lot of issues on campus during the past few years regarding scarce parking, road rage, heavy traffic, etc. The Campus Traffic Reduction Plan was made to start a reduction in commuter and regular traffic flow on the campus. Concerns regarding numerous vacant spaces in "employee only" lots were discussed. Chief Ryan commented that those spots are needed for adjunct and evening professors and faculty. In three years, Chief Ryan hopes that Oswego State will be a completely shuttle bus campus. He encouraged the faculty to call if someone is parked illegally. Better signs and directions regarding parking are in place or in process. Additional funds have been committed to more frequent shuttle bus service on campus.

  9. Reports of Councils, Committees and Task Forces
  1. PPC met on September 19th and began reconsidering article 21 dealing with the UCC, a draft revision will hopefully be completed within the next couple of weeks.
  2. APC met on September 20th and held elections. J. Smith was elected chair and as the representative to the Executive Board, R. Dighe is the recorder, and C. Kaus is the reporter. They discussed the vacancy that remains on their council. The APC meets every other Friday at 3:15PM. Their responsibilities include reviewing and recommending new and revised undergraduate programs, reviewing academic policy issues, catalog copy changes, and other academic issues raised by colleagues such as double majors and making 48 credit hours the maximum in Arts and Sciences. Their next meeting is on October 4th.
  3. Graduate Council met on the 20th. Steve Abraham was elected chair, Joan Gibson and Ming Te Pan will be co-reporters to the Faculty Assembly.
  1. Unfinished Business
  2. There was no unfinished business.

  3. New Business
    1. Elections for vacancies on FA Councils and Committees

The following people were elected to FA Councils and Committees:

Academic Policies Council

FA representative: C. Karadjov

Admissions & Student Services

FA representative: C. Mack

Library Council

FA representative: L. Fuller

Summer Sessions/Cont. Ed.

FA representative: J. Langengeld-Rial

Auxiliary Services

Representative: J. Lamanna

Campus Concept Committee

Professional Staff representative: A. Westfall

The meeting was adjourned at 4:05 PM.

 Last Updated: 7/9/07