FACULTY
SENATE MINUTES
DATE: November
19,1999
CALL
TO ORDER: Dr.
Thomas J. Hynes, Jr., Acting President, called the meeting to order at
3:00 P.M. in the Lecture Hall, Richards College of Business. MEMBERS
PRESENT: David
Boldt, Patricia Campbell, Jack Charlesworth, Tim Chowns, Ray Crook, Swarma
Dutt, Larry Frazier, Lynn Gaskin, Ted Hill, Bob Hilliard, Cecilia Lee,
Harrison McCraw, Faye McIntyre, John Myers, Debbie Novak, David Osborne,
Danny Sharpe, James Taylor, Ara Volkan, Gary Wenzel, Mary Beth Wulff, Bill
Lankford for Joan Hubbard, Letty Bridges or Gwen McAlpine. APPROVAL
OF
REPORTS:
I.Committee
on Undergraduate Academic Programs, Committee #1 (Chairperson: Ara Volkan)
Dr.
Volkan asked that the following item on page 3 of the Agenda be removed:
(1) Add: ABED 4186, under a. The Administrative Systems Degree Program
changes.
The
Committee on Undergraduate Academic Programs recommended for Senate vote: A.Change
the name of the BBA in Administrative Systems to Technology Support Systems.
The
motion passed. B.Place
BIOL 10 1 4 in Area D of the Core as a non-lab science. The
motion passed. Dr.
Volkan presented the following for information only: A.Removed
from the table and approved: Modifications to-MATH 2703 (title); MATH
3703 (title and description); MATH 3803 (title); and MATH 4753 (title and
description).
Addition
of -BIOL 1014; MATH 4713; MATH 4783 (with a friendly amendment that the
number be changed to 4773); MATH 4853; MATH 4863; and SOCI 3 1 00.
B.New
Additions, Deletions, and Modifications from: The
College of Arts and Sciences- Art: Modify: ART 3701 (description); ART 3702
(description); ART 4703 (title and description); ART 4704 (description).
Biology: 1Add:
BIOL 2134 and 2134L; BIOL 2135 and 2135L. 2Delete:
BIOL 21 11 and 21 1 IL; BIOL 2112 and 2112L. 3Modify:
BA degree program and BS degree program (exchange courses). English
and Philosophy:
1Add:
ENGL 4106 and XIDS 3300.
2Delete:
ENGL 4190.
3Modify:
ENGL 4300 (description).
Mass
Communications and Theatre: Modify:
Theatre Minor. Mathematics
and Physics:
Modify:ENGR
1113 (number); ENGR 1170 (number); ENGR 3113 (prerequisites); MATH 2063
(description); MATH 3104 (prerequisites); MATH 4823 (prerequisites and
description); MATH 4833 (prerequisites).
2Delete:
CRIM 4249 and SOCI 4986. 3Modify:
BS degree in CRIM (delete two tracks); BA in SOCI (Area F, Major, Minor,
and Electives and eliminate interdisciplinary minor; BS in SOCI (Major);
ANTH 3180 (description); ANTH 4144 (title and description); CRIM 2271 (number). The
Richards College of Business- Economics: Modify
the BA in International Academic Affairs Degree Program by removing the
requirement for a minor.Students
will have 4 electives instead. Management
and Business Information Systems: 1The
Administrative Systems Degree Program changes: aDelete:
ABED 4120. bModify:
ABED 3104 (title and description); ABED 3106 (title and description); ABED
4117 (title and description). 2The
Business Information Systems Degree Program changes: Modify:
CISM 3340 (prerequisite); CISM 3350 (title); CISM 4310 (prerequisite);
CISM 4350 (prerequisite); CISM 4390 (title, prereq., descr.). 3The
Management Degree Program changes: Modify:
MGNT 3615 (prerequisite) and MGNT 4660 (prerequisite). The
College of Education- Special
Education: 1Add:
SPED 4705; SPED 4765; and SPED 4791. 2Modify:
SPED 4789 (grading). II.Committee
on Graduate Studies, Committee # 10 (Chairperson: Dean Jack 0. Jenkins) Dr.
Jenkins presented the July 21, 1999 minutes of the Committee on Graduate
Studies as an item of information. OLD
BUSINESS: None NEW
BUSINESS: Dr.
Crook asked about the criteria used for designation of "information only"
items and "items for action." Following discussion, Dr. Crook moved that
the Committee on Undergraduate Academic Programs be charged to recommend
operational definitions of substantive and nonsubstantive changes and thus
distinctions among recommendations requiring senate action and those presented
as information only. The
motion passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS:Dr.
Hynes announced the following: I.Consultants
for the university planning process are being selected according to recommendations
of the National Association of University Planners and the Southern Association
for Colleges and Schools.They will
be asked to assist us in focusing our planning processes.
II.During
the next six months, campus-wide conversations will occur, including the
Senate conversations about ways to contribute to improving retention.
ADJOURNMENT: The
meeting adjourned at 3:35 P.M. Diane
H. Sharp Executive
Secretary of the Faculty Senate