Undergraduate Council Minutes
| Meeting Date: | 05/01/2009 |
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| Meeting Time: | 1 PM |
| Meeting Location: | Lyceum 110 |
Attendance
Other Attendance Information
Others in attendance: Dr. Ken Cyree (visitor), Dr. Del Hawley (visitor), Dr. Noel Wilkin (for Dr. Canty), Dr. Michael Repka (for Dr. McCaffrey), Dr. Daniel O'Sullivan (visitor), and Dr. Kay Pepper (for Dr. Rutherford)
Additional Minutes Notes
Motions considered: 1. Change Program: B.S. in Forensic Chemistry - Passed (Cleland/Irvin) 2. Add ENGL 452, ENGL 378, ENGL 354 - Passed (Irvin/Sabol) 3. Add PORT 310 & PORT 309 - Passed (Irvin/Cleland) 4. Add ISS 420 - Passed (Bounds/Cleland) 5. Change Programs B.S. in Hospitality Management & B.S. in Dietetics and Nutrition - Passed (Bounds/Sabol) 6. Change Courses PRM 375, PRM 574, PRM 473, PRM 372, PRM262 - Passed (Bounds/Irvin) 7. Change Program B.A.P.R.M. in Park & Receation Management - Passed (Bounds/Pepper) 8. Change Courses FIN 533, FIN 531 - Passed (Bounds/Sabol) 9. Change Program B.B.A. in Managerial Finance - Passed (Sabol/Cleland) 10. Change Courses PHAR 334 & PHCG 422 - Passed (Repka/Cleland) 11. Add PHCL 346, PHAD 393, PHAD 492 - Passed (Repka/Sabol) 12. Change Courses PHAD 391 & PHAD 392 - Passed (Repka/Pepper) 13. Change Courses PRCT 376, PRCT 353, PRCT 350, PRCT 354, PRCT 375 - Passed (Irvin/Repka) 14. Applied Sciences Core Curriculum - Dr. Reynolds memo indicating that this has been reviewed by the College of Liberal Arts and that they can handle the increased student demand was read. - Passed (Bounds/Irvin) 15. New Text for Applied Sciences in Undergraduate Catalog - Passed (Bounds/Cleland) 16. Revision to Chemistry Minor - Passed (Cleland/Irvin) 17. Revision to B.S. in Forensic Chemistry - Passed (Cleland/Irvin) 18. Minor in International Studies - Passed (Sabol/Pepper) 19. Student Petition - John Taylor - Mr. Taylor's petition was considered. The Council also considered the fact that a GPA requirement was NOT in place during 1994. From Dean Cyree's memo, it was clear that the student would have to take a number of other courses to graduate according to the 1994 catalog. The Council noted that this catalog was over 6 years old (which is the time frame normally considered appropriate). The Council also noted that they were considering only the appeal to allow use of the 1994 catalog; the School of Business would need to work with the candidate to ensure that all the requirements of that catalog were met. - The appeal to use the 1994 catalog was Denied (Cleland/Bounds) 20. The May 2010 Intersession is currently scheduled to be 3 weeks in length. Most intersessions are held in a 2-week time frame, and faculty seem to prefer the 2-week format (11 days + 1 exam day)given the recent poll taken by the Provost's Office regarding the August Intersession. There was a motion to change the May 2010 Intersession to be a 2-week session. - Passed (Cleland/Sabol)