The University Committee has approved the following agenda:
Call to Order by Fran Kavenik, chair
Approval of Minutes of the March 21, 2000 meeting
Oral (none received)
RESOLVED, that beginning in Fall 2000, with UW System approval, an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree will be conferred on students who complete the requirements set forth in Agenda Document 3.
RESOLVED, that the following addition to UWPF 6.04 is approved for implementation in Fall 2000.UWPF 6.04 (4) Each probationary faculty appointee shall receive an annual written evaluation of his/her progress toward the achievement of tenure. Each departmental executive committee shall establish procedures that ensure that this annual evaluation is prepared in a timely manner. Responsibility for preparation of the evaluation may not be delegated under UWPF 3.05 (2). Each written evaluation shall be reviewed by the department chair with the probationary faculty appointee shortly after it has been prepared. Evaluations shall be delivered to the faculty appointee with a copy to the dean no later than May 15 of each year.
RESOLVED, that beginning in Fall 2000, the membership of the General Education Committee shall be revised to include the Director of General Education as an ex-officio, as follows:4.16 General Education Committee
(1) Membership
The committee shall consist of:(a) Two at-large faculty members elected by the University Faculty;
(b) One faculty member elected from the School of Business and Technology and one elected by each of the electoral divisions of the College of Arts and Sciences.
(c) Two members of the academic staff, at least one of whom should be teaching academic staff;
(d) Two students;
(e) Vice Chancellor (or designee), ex officio and staff to the committee;
(f) Chair of the Academic Policies Committee (or designee), ex officio;
(g) Chair of the Committee on Teaching (or designee), ex officio;
(h) Chair of the Academic Achievement Assessment Committee (or designee), ex officio.
( i) Director of General Education, ex-officio
RESOLVED, that prior to declaring a major, a student must demonstrate aptitude by successfully completing two courses in the major at a grade to be determined by the proper faculty.