Millersville University, Faculty Senate
Attachment A
Faculty Senate Minutes
20 February 1996
Faculty Senate <-- Don Eidam
Received from Task Force chair J. Sheridan, 2/19/96
TASK FORCE ON THE GENERAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM
AND ITS RESOURCES
I. Composition of the Task Force
The Task Force shall consist of 10 members to be selected in the
following manner:
1. four faculty members appointed by the APSCUF President;
2. four faculty members selected by the Faculty Senate,
3. two non-voting members serving in an ex-officio capacity appointed
by the President.
The chairperson shall be a faculty member from this group appointed
by the APSCUF President.
II. The Charge to the Task Force
The Task Force shall consider reports submitted by the three task
forces created by the Provost, the General Education Review Committee,
various administrative and faculty bodies, and individual faculty
members, and following an analysis of these finds, the Task Force will
issue a report consisting of specific recommendations regarding the
interim curriculum measures as well as any other matters pertaining to
general education specifically and/or to university curriculum in
general.
III. Methodology
The Task Force will hold hearings in schools, solicit recommends from
departments, individual faculty, and the Administration, and review data
submitted by the Faculty Senate's General Education Review Committee and
the Provost's appointed task forces.
IV. Process
The Task Force will submit its report to the Faculty Senate by the
end of the Spring 1996 semester. After receiving the recommendations of the
Task Force, the Faculty Senate will deliberate and send any revisions
and/or recommendations back to the Task Force by October 1, 1996. The
Task Force will consider the suggestions of the Faculty Senate and submit
its final report to the Faculty Senate for an "up or down" vote by
November 1, 1996. The APSCUF President will send the Task Force report
along with the Faculty Senate endorsement or rejection to the full
faculty for a referendum by December 1, 1996.
Rev. 2/14/96