Attachment C

Faculty Senate Minutes

5 December 1995

1. All Faculty Senate actions related to courses (revised or new) prior to my memorandum to you dated April 17, 1995, are hereby approved. The Office of Academic Affairs has not yet reviewed any policy issues recommended by the Faculty Senate last year.

2. Faculty Senate actions at June 13, 1995 meeting.
GEOG321/PSCI341 Approval of this dual-labeled course is deferred pending resolution of questions regarding availability and allocation of resrouces.
THEA 217 Approved. An exception to the General Education moratorium is granted (this course was in existence prior to the June 13 meeting).
ANTH 320 Approved. An exception to the General Education moratorium is granted (12 students, the maximum for this course, are currently enrolled in the experimental course).
Archeology option and minor. A decision on these proposals is deferred until Academic Affairs has an opportunity to more fully consider the resource implications.
Social Work and Gerontology Course Counting. Approved. The school dean will annually give consideration to General Education and Social Work course needs as well as resource implications when building course schedules.
HPED 175. Approved. An exception to the General Education moratorium is granted (students are currently enrolled). Incidentally, this new course appears more appropriate to the goals of general education.
Proposal on Admission to Advanced Studies for Teacher Preparation Students. Approved.
BIOL 662 Approved. The School Dean will ensure that this course is taught only in conjunction with the dual-labeled undergraduate course (BIOL462).

3. Faculty Senate actions at September 5, 1995, meeting.

ECON 327 Approval is deferred.
THEA 350 Approved effective with the 1996 Spring Semester. The School Dean will ensure that the resource implications of this new course are addressed.
PHYS 435 Approved.

4. Faculty Senate actions at September 19, 1995, meeting.

COMM 422 Approval is deferred pending resolution of questions related to resources and scheduling.
BIOL 318 Approved effective with the 1996 Spring Semester. The school dean will ensure that the Adjunct/Overload resource implications of this new course are addressed.