| 1. | Faculty Emeritus | ||
| Senate recommended Charles L. Van Gorden for Associate Professor of Mathematics Emeritus status. | |||
| 2. | Course Approvals | ||
| GEOG 321: Urban Settlement Patterns: Past, Present, and Future, a new three credit hour Perspectives course to be first offered in the Spring of 1996. | |||
| PSCI 341: Urban Settlement Patterns: Past, Present, and Future, a new three credit hour Perspectives course to be first offered in the Spring of 1996. | |||
| HPED 175: Wellness: Concepts for Health and Fitness, a new three credit hour General Education course to be first offered in the Fall of 1995. | |||
| THEA 217: Theatre Appreciation, a three credit hour existing course seeking General Education and C status effective Summer of 1995. The course number is changed from the previous 317 to the new 217. | |||
| ANTH 320: Archeological Method and Theory, a new three credit hour nongeneral education W course effective Fall 1995. | |||
| BIOL 662: Molecular Biology, an existing graduate course that would change from three to four credit hours effective Fall 1995. | |||
| 3. | The composition of the new Admissions, Advisement, and Student Affairs Committee | ||
| Senate approved alternative number 1 from Attachment G of today's minutes as the transfer procedure for electing the members of the new committee. | |||
| 4. | The Educational Leadership Program | ||
| Senate approved the proposal for the Educational Leadership Program. | |||
| 5. | Motion to Change the 3-Meeting to the 2-Meeting Rule | ||
| Senate approved a change from the 3-meeting to the 2-meeting rule for course approvals. | |||
| 6. | A Proposal on Admission to Advanced Studies for Teacher Preparation Students | ||
| Senate approved a proposal on admission to advanced studies for teacher preparation students. | |||
| 7. | A Proposal for an Option and Minor for Archeology | ||
| Senate approved the Archeology Option and Minor proposals. | |||
| 8. | Social Work and Gerontology Course Counting | ||
| Senate approved a Social Work Department proposal for an exception to the general rule that courses from the major department cannot count as general education courses. |