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Rollins College Rollins Scholarship Online The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports 1-25-1954 Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, January 25, 1954 Arts & Sciences Faculty Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac Recommended Citation Arts & Sciences Faculty, "Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, January 25, 1954" (1954). The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes. 544. https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac/544 This Minutes is brought to you for free and open access by the College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports at Rollins Scholarship Online. It has been accepted for inclusion in The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes by an authorized administrator of Rollins Scholarship Online. For more information, please contact rwalton@rollins.edu. MINUTES OF THE FACULTY 1953-54 The fifth, a special meeting of the Rollins College Faculty was held at 4:30 P. M. on Monday, January 25th in the Morse Gallery of Art with the following members present: Mr. Allen, Mr. Bailey, Miss Cameron, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Carroll, Mr. Charmbury, Mr. Darrah, Miss Day, Miss Drinkwater, Mr. Evans, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Green-hut, Mr. Hanna, Mrs. Hansen, Mr. Hufstader, Mr. Jones, Mr. Justice, Mrs. Kelly, Miss .Koehler, Mrs. Magoun, Miss Ortmayer, Miss Papkham, Miss Peterson, Mr. Rich, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Ross, Mr. Russell, Mr. Stone,Mr. Suter, Mr. Tasker, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Tiedtke, Mr. Waite, Mr. Walker, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Wolff. Mr. Walker called the meeting to order. Mr. Walker stated that it was necessary to have the faculty approve the calendar flor 1955-56 and that the Registrar recommended the calendar be the same as that for 1953-54 and 1954-55 with adjustment in dates for days of the week. Mr. Jones moved the adoption of this recommendation. Seconded by Mr. Russell. Motion carried. Mr. Walker reported that Libra and ODK would sponsor a Study Hall for first and second year students on academic probation or trial if the faculty approved. \fr. Russell moved it be approved. Seconded and carried. Mr. Hufstader announced that the Faculty Recital Series would be open to students, faculty and staff free of charge. Tickets may be obtained at the Conserva-tory office. Mr. Stone reviewed the history and operation of the Washington Semester plan of American University. This program was begun in 1947 with six cooperating colleges. T~is group increased to about thirty and operated until last year as Unit I. Last y~ar Unit II was started with 27 colleges participating including Rollins College. The purpose of the plan is: "The Washington Semester is designed to give selected college undergraduates a more realistic picture of national and international affairs that they might become better citizen leaders in a democratic society which rests on the active and intelligent participation of the individual. Through a cpoperative agreement The American University and other institutions of higher learning extend the resources of the Nation's Capital to superior junior- and senior-year students in the fields of political science, public administration, international affairs and related social sciences and humanities, by providing a semester in residence at The American University. Through direct contact with the work of g9vernment offices and of other national and international agencies of all sorts which center in the national capital, and through consultation with national leaders the 3tudent develops understanding of the realities of national political life and oersonal insight into the methods of constructive citizenship in the public affairs )f his community, including possible careers in the public service. "An attempt is made to show to the student while he or she is in Washington the intricacies of operation of the national government which are often not evident from textbo6ks, the myriad of inter-relationships between different governmental units ax:id between these units, individually and collectively, and the publics which they serve; to show them the scope of governmental operations so that they can better ~valuate the criticisms and cliches that are wide-spread through out the nation; to Let them meet with the people who are making, judging and administering the laws of the land, and to see them at their place of work, explaining what they do and the Jifficulties they encounter in their efforts to do a good job--to let them see that ::;overnment is people, as well as the material in t extbooks. 11 The students• program consists of the Washington Seminar, which is a field seminar on governmental operation, an individual project (which is developed at the home college), and two or three three-semester-hour courses which are taken in the evening on the Downtown Campus. - 2- -To be a candidate for this program, a student must have a "B" average, must have had one course in government and one course each in sociology, economics and history. Students must be selected by some committee on the campus (the Honors Committee at Rollins ) . Under the inter-institutional agreement, Roll:i.ns pays the student's tuition and room at American Univer sity and gives the student cash to buy meals. The three students selected for the program this semester are Carol Farquharson, Kay Dunlap and Margie Meece. Mr. Walker suggested that the plan would work most effectively if all members of the faculty would keep it in mind and at this time of year begin to talk with the students about it. Mr. Walker then gave the background of the formation of the National Commission on Accrediting. Over 950 institutions that are on the membership lists of the following associations have become members of the National Ccmmission on Accrediting: The Association of American Colleges, The Association of American Universities, The Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities, the Association of Urban Universities, The National Association of State Universities, The American Associa-tion of Junior Colleges, The Association of Teacher Education Institutions. The Commission is composed of representatives of these seven associations. The Commission's proposals are summed up in the following statements: 111. Historically, accrediting has contributed much good to higher education and, properly handled, it can and should continue to be a constructive force for improvement in higher education. 11 2. If accrediting is to be of most worth, it must be made to serve and strengthen the best interests of all higher education. No one program within an institution should be promoted at the expense of institutional stability and in spite of institutional objectives, No one educational field should be promoted nationally through accrediting at the expense of other equally legitimate educational programs. 113. Colleges and Universities through the six Regional Accrediting As s ociations should be the responsible and supervising authority for evaluation of higher educa-tional institutions. 11 4, Channels through which the counsel and suggestions of the professions and employers of graduates can continually r each the institutions should be maintained. "5. Accreditation costs and the number of visitations should be kept to a minll!lum. For accrediting purposes, not more than one or6anization should represent a field of training. 11 6. Improvement of higher education in all its parts is best achieved when based upon thorough self-evaluation prior to examination by outside specialists. "7. Institution-wide aims and responsibilities should be given primary concern and evaluations should be concerned with the institution as a whole as well as with its various segments, 118. Evaluation of an institution should be based upon the aims and objectives of the institution and should emphas ize q_ualitative as well as quantitative features. 119, Accrediting should not be limited to an inspection of a segment of an insti-tution with a view to imposing upon and measuring that segment in terms of national, arbitrarily applied standards. Accrediting should be, rather, an educational enter-prise, the major aim of which is to stimulate institutional growth and development through self-evaluation and expert assistance primarily conditioned by what the institution is trying to do. 11 3 In carrying out the above, as stated, the Commission proposes that all accrediting be done by the six regional accrediting associations: The Middle States Association, The New England Association, The North Central Association, The Souther Association, The Northwest Association, The liestern College Association; and that th group of agencies dealing with professional work cooperate with the regional associations in evaluating an institution as a whole and thus the report will be the of the regional association. This plan has been followed by four of the regional associations. The Southern Association is in the process of establishing relation-ships with the professional groups. Results pertinent to Rollins are: a) All accrediting of Music programs has been combined into accrediting by the National Association of Schools of Music. b ) The American Chemical Society has agreed to withdraw from accrediting until regional association practices have been worked out. c ) The American Association of University Women has withdrawn from accrediting practice until the 1955 meeting. The status of the American Association of University Women and the National Commission on Accrediting was discussed. On motion of Mr. Darrah the meeting adjourned at 5:20 P. M. Dorothy I. Koehler Secretary (Please report in writing any corrections to the Secretary. ) 

Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, January 25, 1954

Rollins College Rollins Scholarship Online The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports 5-30-1955 Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, May 30, 1955 Arts & Sciences Faculty Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac Recommended Citation Arts & Sciences Faculty, "Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, May 30, 1955" (1955). The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes. 535. https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac/535 This Minutes is brought to you for free and open access by the College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports at Rollins Scholarship Online. It has been accepted for inclusion in The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes by an authorized administrator of Rollins Scholarship Online. For more information, please contact rwalton@rollins.edu. M 0-. i '?,Jr ( I \ q ,S ';( MEMORANDUM TO The Faculty FROM Dorothy I. Koeh]e r, Secretary ROLLINS COLLEGE May 27, 1955 There will be a faculty meeting at 4:30 P. M'. on Monday, May 30th, in the Morse Gallery of Art. The agenda will include: (1) Approval of candidates for degrees, '<:.~ ""2, c. MINUTES OF THE FACULTY FOR 1954-1955 The eleventh meeting of the Rollins College Faculty was held at 4:30 P.M. on Monday, May 30, 1955 in the Morse Gallery of Art with the following members present: Mr. Allen, Mr. Darrah, Mrs. Dean, Mr. Dear-ing, Mr. Dorsett, Miss DoI'Sey, Miss Drinkwater, Mr. EYans, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Fort, Mr. Fraser, Mr. Gormsen, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Grand, Mr. Green-field, Mr. Greenhut, Mrs. Hansen, Mr. Hellwege, Mrs. Henderson, Mr. Huf-stader, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Jaines, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Justice, Mr. Kelly, Mrs. Knight, Miss Koehler, Mrs. Koontz, Mr. Lewis, Mrs. Magoun, Miss Ortmayer, Miss Packham, Miss Patton, Miss Peterson, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Ross, Mr. Saute1, Mr. Sm:i.th, Mr. stone, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Tiedtke, Mr. Vestal, Miss weaver, Mr. Wilson. In the absence of Mr. McKean and Mr. French, Miss Koehler called the meeting to order and asked for an election of a chairman for the meeting. Mr. Darrah was elected. On motion of Mr. stone it was voted to approve the minutes of the last three meetings. Mr, Vestal reported on meeting with the Trustees on May 28th regarding the changes in the By-Laws suggested at the last faculty meeting. Ee pointed out further changes worked out with the Trustees at the May 28th meeting. At Mr. Darrahrs suggestion there was a round of applause for Mr. Justice and the baseball team. Mr. Greenfield moved the faculty extend condolences to Mr. Justice on the loss of the seniors on the team. Seconded and carried. Miss Koehler read the following list of candidates for degrees and moved that it be recommended to the Board of Trustees that these candidates be granted degrees provided they complete spring term course work satisfactorily: Bachelor of Arts: Harriet AtlassJ Robert Bass, J ohn Bisson, James Bocook, William Boggess, Beverly Boothby, David Bowen, Barbara Boyd, Eugene Bryant, Ronald Butler, William Cadenhead, Diane Cadle, William Cary, James cook, Adele Cooley, William Cost, Alberto Danel, John David-son, Stavros Demopoulos, Gail Donaldson, Thomas Driscoll, Kay Dunlap, Bonnie Lou Edwards, William Eikenberry, Bert Emerson, Jr., Carol Far-quharson, Donald Finnigan, Ross Fleischmann, Mark Fravel, Jr., Eduardo Garcia, Nellie Gibson, James Graaskamp, Gerald Gunnerson, David Henry, Virginia Howard, Mary Grace Howe, Franklin Hutsell, Joseph Ipacs, Jege Jackson, David Jaffray, .Jr., Christine James, Alexander Jo:hnson, Edwina Jordan, Ruth Komurke, Charles Lambeth, Carmen Lampe, Jane Laverty, Thom-as Leclere, Stewart Ledbetter, Richard McFarlain, Robert MacHardy, Ellen McPhee, Shirley Malcom, Mary Martin, Daniel Matthews, Philip Murray, Patrick Nathan, Alice Neal, Barbara Neal, Virginia Nelson, Janet 0 1Day, Yvonne Oliver, Geraldine Pacino, Jonathan Peterson, Marcia Ramsdell, Jack Randolph, Janet Reas, Bruce Remsburg, John Rhodes, Jr., Natalie Rice, Donald Riedel, Jr., Davey Robinson, James Robinson, Constance Shields, Nancy Siebens, George Simpson, Laurene Smith, Donald Tauscher, John Thibodeau, Steven Valavanis, Richard Voelkel, Jr., Elizabeth Wagley, James Westergaard, Don Wilson, Esther Woodruff, Betsey Youngs. -2-Bachelor of Science: Connie Mack Butler, Lonnie Carruth, Nancy Corse, Louis Garrard, IV., Robert Goddard, Raymond Ihndris, Frank Led-gerwood, Ralph Seidel. Bachelor of Music: Frances Chapman, Sylvia Graves, Diane Herblin, Mary Marsh, Ann Palmer, Margaret Sias, Dixon Thomas, Richard Weilenmann. Motion was seconded and carried. Miss Koehler was elected to serve as secretary of the faculty for the coming year. The meeting adjourned at 4:45 P,M. Dorothy r. Koehler Seqretary· (Please report in writing any corrections to the Secretary.) 

Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, May 30, 1955

Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, May 9, 1955

Rollins College Rollins Scholarship Online The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports 1-31-1955 Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, January 31, 1955 Arts & Sciences Faculty Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac Recommended Citation Arts & Sciences Faculty, "Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, January 31, 1955" (1955). The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes. 531. https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac/531 This Minutes is brought to you for free and open access by the College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports at Rollins Scholarship Online. It has been accepted for inclusion in The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes by an authorized administrator of Rollins Scholarship Online. For more information, please contact rwalton@rollins.edu. MEMORANDUM TO The Faculty FROM Dorothy I. Koehler, Secretary ROLLINS COLLEGE January 27, 1955 There will be a special meeting of the faculty at 4:Jo on Monday afternoon, January Jlst, in the Morse Gallery of Art to Consider revisions in the by- laws. Copies of the proposed amendments will be in the mail by Saturday morning. ~ J.,!,..~vaory 3 1, 1'9S5' 13 MINUTES OF THE FACULTY 1954-55 The fifth, a special, meeting of the Rollins College Faculty was held at 4:30 P. M. on Monday, January 31st, in the Morse Gallery of Artwith the following members present: Mr. McKean, Mr. Allen, Mrs. Blasick, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Carroll, Mr. Darrah, Miss Day, Mr. Dearing, Mr. Dorsett, Miss Drinkwater, Mr. Evans, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Fort, Mr. Fraser, Mr. French, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Grand, Mr. Greenhut, Mrs. Hansen, Mr. Hellwege, Mr. Jackson, Mr. James, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Kelly, Mrs. Knight, Miss Koehler, Mrs. Koontz, Mr. Lewis, Mrs. Magoun, Mr. Mendell, Mr. Minor, Miss Moore, Miss Ortmayer, Miss Packham, Miss Peterson, Mr. Rich, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Russell, Mr. s~ute 1 , Mr. Shelton, Miss Shor, Mr. Smith, Mr. Stock, Mr. Tasker, Mrs. van Boecop, Mr. Vestal, Miss Weaver, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Wolff. Mr. McKean called the meeting to order. Mr. French asked that notices from faculty members to the Dean's Office requesting that students be excused from classes for trips away from the campus be filed early enough to permit time for notification to go to the entire faculty and for the faculty to reply in the case of objection to a student's absence. Mr. French stated that to his knowledge there was no particular business to come up at the regular February meeting. 1'he faculty agreed to omit that meeting. Mr. French announced that it was customary to dismiss classes on the day of convocation during Founders' Week and so moved. Seconded and carried. Mr. Mendell, Chairman of the F~culty Administration Committee, told of the work which had been done on the by-laws over the last four years. The Committee hoped that this work would be finished and that the by-laws cou1d be presented to the Trustees in February. Recently while in Miami, Mr. Mendell had gone over the revised by-laws with Mr. Miller Walton of the Board of Trustees. Mr. Walton suggested that, because of the short time the Trustees would be here in February and the number of matters requiring their attention during that time, the first three articles be presented at the February meeting. He also suggested that they be sent to the Trustees with a covering letter of explanation and a request that a faculty cormnittee be permitted to present the by-laws to the Trustees. Therefolle the first three articles were before the faculty for action. Mr. Mendell moved the adoption of Article I. Seconded and carried. Mr. Mendell presented Article II. Mr. Russell moved approval of Sections l through 4. Seconded. Mr. Smith moved that Section 1 be amended by adding: 11Members of the faculty who have tenure and who are engaged in ap9roved full or part-time research shall not lose their faculty status. 11 Seconded by Mr. Fort. This amendment was not carried. Mr. Minor suggested that the opening paragraph be amended by adding 11 in these by-laws" after "unless otherwise specified". Mr. stock further amended this para-graph by substituting 11 shall have the right" for "with the right" and "shall possess" for "to possess". It was voted to adopt Sections l through 4 with these changes. Mr. Russell then moved approval of Sections 5 and 6. Seconded. Various sugges-tions were offered for amending the second statement under Section 6. It was voted to accept Mr. Carroll's amendment, which follows: "Teachers engaged only for off-campus or special courses shall be considered non-voting members of the faculty." It was then voted to approve Sections 5 and 6 as amended. - 2 -Mr. Mendell moved the adoption of Secti.ons 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Article III. · Seconded and carried. Mr. Mendell moved the adoption of Section 6 with the addition of the following introductory words in ( C): "In this situation ••••.•••• 11 • Seconded. Mr. Fort moved that (B) be p mended by substituting "two- thirds of the Faculty" for "a majority of the Faculty". Seconded. After discussion Mr. Fort withdrew his amendment. Mr. Shelton suggested a time limit be stated in (A). Mr. Mendell said that this point might be studied. It was then voted to adopt Section 6 as presented, Mr, Mendell reported that the revised version of the remainder of the by-laws will be presented to the Trustees in February for the usual 11 Gentlement s Agreement". On motion of Mr. Smith, the meeting adjourned at 5:42 P. M. Dorothy I. Koehler Secretary (Please report in writing any corrections to the Secretary.) CONFIDENTIAL - KEEP 1-JITHIN THE FACULTY J a. v-. 3 l ) I 'j.S S ;t.{-o., 1/25/55 For the Faculty From the Faculty-Administration Committee • i a, Tt o-t4- ·Iv"' '1 q-4 -<<-:..L '- ~ ~ x~ TENTATIVE PROPOSALS FOR FACULTY BY-LAWS TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE TRUSTEES FOR ADOPTION AS-RULES ANDREGULATiONS FOR THE GOVERNING OF THE COILEGE ----- -- -- ---- - -- ----ARTICLE I. GENERAL GOVERNANCE ARTICLE II. MEMBERSHIP AND SUFFRAGE ARTICLE III. POWERS, DUTIES, RIGHTS h.,~.--1.. -L-- ... : .,.~ L------- -~ .. ,, .. ;_p l.t. 8. ~ /1,:J-O.....U.,.,, -t ~ ....__,_':'( 1~~) 'r}°ll·.;,"-' «.'IL/• These three Articles will be presented to the Faculty for action at the special meeting on January 31.) Confidential - Keep within the Faculty TENTATIVE PROPOSJ\LS FOR FACULTY BY-LAWS ARTICLE I. GENERAL GOVERHANCE Ja\"\ .;.ll 1c1 ~ S 1'41v 1/25/55 (2) As stated in the Trustee By-Laws, the Faculty may adopt for its own government such principles and by-laws as shall seem desirable to promote efficiency and facilitate its work, provided, however, that all such by-laws and principles shall be subject to the rules and regulations and requirements set out by the Board of Trustees or from time to time chaneed by such Board and provided further that such by-laws and principles set forth by the Faculty shall not be in violation of the constitution or by-laws of this corporation or any law of the State of Florida. The records of the Faculty and its meetings shall always be open for the inspection of any Trustee and all of its acts shall be subject to approval or revision by the Board. Confidential - Keep within the Faculty TENTATIVE PROPOSALS FOR FACULTY BY-LAWS 1/ 25/ 55 (3 ) ARTICLE II. MEMBERSHIP AND SUFFRAGE The following shall comprise the Faculty of Rollins College ShQ \\ h" .,e, with the right to attend faculty meetings, to vote on all matters · ~ pertaining to the Facul~y, and, unl~s~ otherwise specified~- t-o- '~ . \:::.,.. possess all the usual rights and privileges accorded faculty members: i Section 1. Section 2. Section J. Section 4. Teachers engaged by the C~llege at a stated salary who are teaching regularly scheduled courses .as part of the Rollins curriculum for which credit is given toward a degree. 'if"\c,t. ~ ~ ,,,d\.,,,, \"'e,.e,~...-~A w,\~ lio+ (o "ii, 1""- ~ H '6f et i- ,.. !, Librarians of facu ty rank. · Athletic coaches who are academically and professionally qualified. The following administrative and executive officers: The President or Acting President The Dean of the College The Dean of Hen The Dean of Women The Dean of the Chapel The Registrar The Director of Admissions The Director of the Conservatory The Treasurer \J,~c.,. -?ve; 1cl~1•·J., now ''"' °ff •4- e.. h ov'- te.v,u -,.ct,.. . no+ f/!. 'r«'d, ;n Seo.-l,~n J.j •, These officers shall not acquire tenure by virtue of their administrative or executive offices. Section S. other administrative or executive officers who .Jll.E}Y be elected to faculty rank, but without tenure, by a vote of the Faculty on nomination by the President. These other officers may be removed from faculty rank by a vote of the Faculty. Section 6. Faculty members engaged for part-time ~shall not vote until their second term of t ,f')aching. ,, cft C"a,-,,-, e1~$ o• sFer.!.,.., / Teachers engaged only for extension/courses shall fte'I;. · be considere~members of the Faculty. Y/OY'i 1,/0+1 1'\ 0" C::::. Confidential - Keep within the Faculty TENTATIVE PROPOSALS FOR FACULTY BY-LAWS ARTICLE III. POWERS, DUTIES, RIGHTS 1/25/55 (4) Section 1. Academic Authority and Responsibility. Under the authority vested in ~ lhe Board of Trustees, the Faculty e:hall be charged with the proper functioning of sound academic procedure within the College as a whole. A. It shall prescribe the qualifications for admission of students to the College. B. It shall be responsible for devising and administering a curriculum of studies. C. It shall establish suitable requirements for the pur-suit of these studies. D. It shall prescribe the attainments requisite for graduation, and shall nominate and recommend to the Board of Trustees candidates for all degrees in course, and for all other diplomas to be issued on the satisfactory com-pletion of courses of study. These diplomas shall be signed by the President, the Dean of the College, and the Secretary of the Board of Trustees. Section 2. Disciplina~y Authority and Responsibility. The Faculty shall be responsi'5Ie for the lilaintenance of good order and discipline within the student body and shall promote the welfare of those under instruction. Section 3. The College Calendar. The Faculty shall fix the college calendar, except that commencement day or the day of con-ferring degrees shall be the last Thursday in May or the first Thursday in June. The Faculty at any time may recom-mend to the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees a change in the date of corrnnencement. Section 4. Election of .Committees. The Faculty shall elect such com-mittees as i. t deems re cessary to carry out its assigned responsibilities. (See Article VII, Committees of the Faculty.) Section 5. Salary Scale and Promotions. A. The Faculty shall have the right to study and recommend revisions of the salary scale for faculty and to study and make recommendations concerning any salary scale proposed by the Administration or Trustees. Confidential - Keep within the Faculty TENTATIVE PROPOSALS FOR FACULTY BY-LAWS (ARTICLE III., Section 5 - continued) 1/25/55 (5) B. The Faculty shall have the right to devise and recommend ~o the Trustees a system of promotions in rank. c. In times when financial emergency may result in possible Treezing or lowering of salaries, or dismissal of faculty on tenure, it is an historic and fundamental policy of Rollins College that the Trustees, Administration and Faculty work in cooperation for the good of the College, and that the Trustees and Administration consult the Faculty and ask for its best thinking and planning to aid in meeting the emergency. Section 6. Final Authority. The final authority in all matters coming within the jurisdiction of the Faculty shall be decided by a majority vote in a faculty meeting as provided in Article VI, subject to the following checks and balances: A. The President shall have the power of veto. If the President wishes to veto a measure passed by the Faculty, he must do so by giving his reasons in writing to the members of the Faculty. B. Should any measure so vetoed be reconsidered and passed '6y a majority of the Faculty, enforcement of the measure shall stand suspended until decided by the Trustees. l ,, ~.i. :5,+ .... ,~ t, e-n C. ~The Faculty shall have the right to have its views sub-rnftted to the Trustees by a representative, or representa-tives, elected from and by the above majority of the Faculty. D. For this purpose the Executive Committee of the Board o1' Trustees shall be requested to meet as soon as practicable upon a request by the President or the faculty representative and to exercise its customary powers of acting for the whole Board between regular meetings. However, if either the President or the majority of the Faculty is dissatisfied with the decision of the Executive Committee, either party may request action in any manner authorized by Article I, Section 6, of the Trustee By-Laws, directed toward the calling of a special meeting of the full Board of Trustees as soon as practicable. 

Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, January 31, 1955

Rollins College Rollins Scholarship Online The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports 3-8-1954 Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, March 8, 1954 Arts & Sciences Faculty Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac Recommended Citation Arts & Sciences Faculty, "Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, March 8, 1954" (1954). The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes. 545. https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac/545 This Minutes is brought to you for free and open access by the College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports at Rollins Scholarship Online. It has been accepted for inclusion in The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes by an authorized administrator of Rollins Scholarship Online. For more information, please contact rwalton@rollins.edu. ,) / ,/ ( MINUTES OF THE FACUI,TY 1953-54 The seventh meeting of the Rollins College Faculty was held at 4:30 P. M. on Monday, March 8th, in the Morse Gallery of Art with the following members present: Mr. McKean, Mr. Bailey, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Carroll, Mr. Carter, Mr. Darrah, Miss Day, Mrs. Dean, Mr. Dorsett, Miss Drink',,mter, Mr. Evans, Mr. Fort, Mr. Fraser, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Grand, Mr. Greenfield, Mr. Green.hut, Mr. Hanna, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Henderson, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Jones, Mrs. Kelly, Miss Koehler, Mrs. Magoun, Mr. Mendell, Mr. Minor, Miss Ortma:yer, Miss Packham, Miss Peterson, Mr. Rich, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Ross, Mr. Russell, Mr. Saute 1 , Miss Shor, Mr. Smith, Mr. Stock, Mr. Stone, Mr. Suter, Mr. Tasker, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Tiedtke, Mr. Vestal, Mr. Walker, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Wolff. Mr. Walker called the meeting to order. On motion of Mr. Jones, it was voted to aporove the minutes of the 9revious meetings as distributed. Mr. Walker reported on the distribution of grades in the courses taught at the air bases and pointed out that the standard of work was holding closely to that on the camous. Mr. Walker asked Mr. Stone to present a report from the Self-Study Committee on Aims, Advisement, and Curriculum. Mr. Stone reminded the faculty of the personnel of this committee. Before pre-· senting the Committee's report he moved the adoption of the following recommendatior which the Committee had aporoved unanimously: "Recommendations from the Self-Study Cammi ttee on Aims, Advising, and Curriculu may involve modifications in the fundamental academic principles and practices of the College. The Committee believes that these changes should tal:e effect only if they meet with the apDroval of a large majority of the faculty. The Committee therefore recommends that, adoption of recommendations from the Self-Study Committee on Aims, Advising, and Curriculum shall be by the affirmative vote of 3/4 of the members of the faculty present and voting." Motion was seconded by Mr. Saute 1 and carried unanimously. Mr, Stone then presented the following recommendation to the faculty from the Committee: "Plan f~_E J\cademic Advj.s ing in ~ Lower Division 1. Academic advising in the Lower Division will be handled by a small number of advisers. The Committee suggests six. 2. It is recommended that adjustment be made in salary or teaching load to compen-sate for the time snent in advising. J. The Lower Division Adviser will be resoonsible for the academic advising of the student while he is in the Lower Division, exceot that the Major Professor will supervise the planning of the Upper Division program. 4. While the responsibility of these advisers is primarily academic advising, both they, and the faculty as a whole, will of course continue with the informal social and personal advising more naturally associated with the professors the student ,sees regularly in class. 5. Each adviser will devote an average of 10 hours per week to the advising program. This time will be devoted chiefly to conferences with students. It is estimated that the student will be able to have three or four conferences per term with hit ,,. ~ 3-8-.54 ( 6. - 2 -adviser. Some of the advisers' time will be used in conferences among advisers, study of students' records, etc. Secretarial assistance should be provided to handle details in scheduling conferences, completing forms, filing and abstracting records, etc. Academic advisers will be ap-oointed for a term of one year by the President, upon recommendation of a fac~lty committee made up of the Dean, the Registrar, and the members of the Advisory Committee. It should be specificfily understood that the members of the Advisory Corn.rnittee are not to be excluded from considera-tion for aooointment as advisers. Advisers are to be selected from among those members of the faculty both interested in serving, and deemed most qualified for appointment. Reapoointment would be considered normal. 11 Mr. Stone moved the adoption of this report. Motion seconded. Discussion followed on the advisability of limiting the number of advisers to six. Mr. Fort moved, as amendment, that not six, but eighteen faculty members be chosen to serve as advisers. Seconded by Mr. Jones. Mr. Stone moved as an amendment to Mr. Fort's amendment that it be up to the President to use discretion in selecting the number of advisers to meet the needs of the Lower Division situation. This amendment was carried. Mr. Mendell then moved as an amendment to (7) that reappointment would be considered normal but at least one member would be replaced each year. As an amend-to Mr. Mendell ' s motion, Mr. Walker moved that reappointment of advisers would be possible with due consideration of rotation of the membership of the group. Secondet by Mr. Stone. Amendment carried. Mr. Russell moved that ( 2) be amended by deleting 11 in salary or teaching loadu and adding "in teaching load or committee assignments". Seconded by Mr. Greenfield. As a substitute amendment, Mr. walker moved that (2) be amended by deleting "in salary or teaching load". Accepted by Mr. Russell and Mr. Greenfield. Amendment carried. It was then voted to adopt the amended report. Meeting adjourned at 6:05 P. M. Dorothy I. Koehler Secretary (Please report in writing any corrections to the Secretary.) PROPOSED CHANGES FOR PANHELLENIC RUSH Y'EEK 1954-1955 The Panhellenic Constitution states that rushing rules shall be adopted in the Winter Term of each year, and after approval by the Faculty, shall be the rushing rules for the next college year, This proposal has been adopted by the Panhellenic Council. The Student-Faculty Committee has approved and recommends the adoption of the following: Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday September 26 September 27 September 28 September 29 September 30 October 1 October 2 October 3 October 4 October 5 October 6 October 7 October 8 October 9 October 10 October 11 October 12 October 13 October 14 October 15 October 16 October 17 Schedule for Rushing College Orientation College Orientation College Orientation Panhellenic Coffee - 7:30 P. M. Get Acquainted Open Houses Get Acquainted Open Houses - Classes Begin Get Acquainted Open Houses Rushing - Informal dormitory visits Rushing - between 4:00 and 8:00 P. M. Rushing - between 4:00 and . 8:00 P. M. Rushing - between 4:00 and 8:00 P. M. Rushing - between 4: 00 and 8:00 P. M. Rushing - between 4: 00 and 8:00 P;, M. Rushing - between 4:00 and 8:00 P. M. Rushing - between 4: 00 and 8:00 P. M. Rushing - between 4: 00 and 8:00 P. M. Rushing - between 4: 00 and 8:00 P. M. Rushing - between 4: 00 and 8:00 P. M, For-mal Parties Formal Parties Formal Parties Pledge Day This plan would involve only 14 class days and shorten the rushing period by one week. Last year the rushing period involved 20 class days. March 8, 1954 

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Rollins College Rollins Scholarship Online The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports 5-31-1954 Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, May 31, 1954 Arts & Sciences Faculty Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac Recommended Citation Arts & Sciences Faculty, "Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, May 31, 1954" (1954). The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes. 548. https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac/548 This Minutes is brought to you for free and open access by the College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports at Rollins Scholarship Online. It has been accepted for inclusion in The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes by an authorized administrator of Rollins Scholarship Online. For more information, please contact rwalton@rollins.edu. J MEMORPNDUM TO The Faculty FROM Dorothy I. Koehler, Secretary ROLLINS COLLEGE May 26, 19.54 There will be a regular faculty meeting at 4:30 P. M. on Monday, May 31st, in the Morse Gallery of Art. The agenda will include election of faculty members to Standing Committees. l'\a, ~c,.,,t'fS1 \ •r '7 + MINUTES OF THE FACULTY 1953-54 The tenth meeting of the Rollins College Faculty was held at 4:30 P. M. on Monday, May 31st, in the Morse Gallery- of Art with the following members present: Mr. McKean, Mr. Allen, Mr. Bailey, Mrs. Blasick, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Carlo, Mr. Carroll, Mr. Charmbury, Mr. Constable, Mr. Darrah, Miss Day, Mr. Dorsett, Miss Dorsey, Miss Drinkwater, Mr. Evans, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Fort, Mr. Fraser, Mr. Gran-berry, Mrs. Grand, Mr. Greenfield, Mr. Greenhut, Mr. Hanna, Mrs. Hansen, Mr. Hufsta-der, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Jones, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Knight, Miss Koehler, Mrs. Magoun, Mr. Minor, Miss Moore, Mr. Nyimicz, Miss Ortma.yer, Miss Packham, Miss Peterson, Mr. Rich, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Rosazza, Mr. Ross, Mr. Russell, Mr. Saute', Miss Shor, Mr • .Suter, Mr. Tasker, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Verigan, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Wolff. Mr. McKean called the meeting to order. On motion of Mr. Jones it was voted to approve the minutes of the last meeting. On motion of Mr. Saute', it was voted to approve the minutes of the three meetings previous to the last. Mr. McKean reminded the faculty of the coming convocations. Mr. Thomas reported that at its last meeting, the Standing Committee on Curriculum voted to approve and recommend to the Faculty for approval the following: 1) 2) Radio courses previously numbered Theatre Arts 301, Theatre Arts 202, and Theatre Arts 303 will be renumbered Theatre Arts 241, Theatre Arts 242, and Theatre Arts 243, respectively, to agree with the normal sequence in which the courses are taken. Addition of a year half-course, Applied Radio Production, described as follows: 11 In the fall term students produce programs emanating largely from records and transcriptions; during winter term students produce live studio programs; during the spring term emphasis is on producing special feature programs, originating outside radio studio. Prerequisites: Theatre Arts 241,242,243, or equivalent, and consent of instructor." Mr. Thomas moved approval of this report. Seconded by Mr. Saute. Carried. Mr. Robbins stated that the Division of Economics and Business Administration had first recommended to the Curriculum Committee dropping Economics 111 and later had recommended a change of title. He wanted the faculty to understand that this course was not a course in Introduction to Economics or Principles of Economics. Mr. Thomas reported that the Curriculum Committee had taken no action on this matter since the Committee had agreed to handle matters of an emergency nature and defer action on all others for consideration with catalog material the next year. Mr. Wolff moved that all faculty advisers be informed that Economics 111 is a historical introduction to economic institutions, open to freshmen, and it cannot serve as a prerequisite for Upper Division courses ,·rhich other divisions require. Motion seconded by Mr. Saute 1 and carried. Miss Koehler presented a request from Don A. Wilson for permission to complete degree requirements in the 1954 summer session of either Wayne University or the University of Michigan. Miss Koehler moved his request be granted. Seconded and carried. Miss Koehler presented the follryNing candidates for degrees and moved that it be recommended to the Trustees that these candidates, provided they complete present work satisfactorily, be granted degrees: /' ... 2 -Bachelor of Arts: Ruby Fern Amburgey, Donald Wade Anderson, George Washington Anderson~ Edward Herbert Angier, Kazem Hassan Barakat, Barton Gaskill Beck, Jr., John Roger Bentley, Barbara Ann Bremerman, Harold Albert Broda, Jr., Robert Mitcham Buck, Robert Ray Buffington, Dorothy Mona Campbell, Jerry Ledru Campbell, Uly Stewart Chapman, Allee Bonner Chat ham, Harrison Kirk Chauncey, Jr., Jacqueline Elsie Chiappari, William Roe Conklin, III., Julian Rees Cunningham, Virginia Morgan Darwin, Christopher Cobb Davis, John Maurice de Carville, Frances Nelson de Fenelon, Ethel Ilene Deikman, Richard Emmett Duvall, Robert Bruce Elwell, Faith Rockefeller Emeny, Jeryl Faulkner, Norma Jean Faust, Harold Windfield Fisher, Jr., Louis Vincent Fusaro, Jerry Rice Griggs, Joseph Moritz Grolimund, Jr., Daniel Allen Haight, William Beall Hardy, John William Haussermann, Del ton Emory Helms, William Davies Helprin, Lucia Ann Howard, Jane Elaine Hunsicker, Joseph Matthew Hunt, Louis Wilson Ingram, Jr., Roy Louis Jannenga, Rayna Patricia Kasover, Clarence Norman Kent, Jr., Leland Everett Kimball,, Marilyn Diane Klumb, Luigi LaBombarda, Margaret Marie Lawcock, Charles Robert Leader, Jr., Bruce Lee, Patricia Lou McCamey, Raymond Daryl McMullin, II., Marcia Mattox, Henry Menendez, Betty Williams Merrill, Charles Thomas Merry, Ethel Lee Metzger, George Jay Miller, Jr., Alfredo Trava Millet, Susan Moll, Letty Morehouse, Orville Raymond }trrabo, Annette Jean Navin, Robert Charles Nikolas, Jerome Edward 0 1Brien, Edwin William Pautler, Jr., Kenneth Francis Peloquin, Jean Eva Clark Pennington, Marie Antoinette Perkins, Nancy Standiford Polk, Jane Werner Potts, Elmer Robertson Puddington, Jr., Madge Everal Rainwater, Dian Greta Rausch, Merrill Drury Reich, Howard Lester Richards, Jr., Janet Harriet Rozier, George DeWitt Saute 1 , Philip Eugene Schmitt, Marilyn Irene Shinton, Katherine Anne Siegler, Maude Ethel Singleton, William Henry Sipprell, Jr., Russell Skinner, Jane Leyburn Smith, Joseph Lloyd Soyars, Barbara Anne Spencer, Winifred Diane Stecher, Abdallah Taheri, Ralph W. Tomlin, Mary Louise Tullock, Nicole Berthe Vaillancourt, Donald Ray Vassar, Donald Belden Weber, Don Alfred Wilson, Jerome Cuddy Wood, William Hugh Wright, Bachelor of Science: Samuel Benjamin Barley, Joseph Gaston Des Parois, William Thomas House, John Richard Joy, Sidney Katz, Richard Paul Lesneski, Edward Walter Scheer, Jr. Bachelor of Music: Betty Jean Lang, John Douglass Philips, Arden Joanne Roth. Motion was seconded and carried. Mr. Sautet, Chairman of the Faculty-Administration Committee, presented the Committees nominations for Faculty Committees. Written ballots were cast, and the following were elected: The Advisory Committee Faculty Review Committee ➔i-Joint Cormnittee with Trustees and Students Student-Faculty Discipline Committee Faculty Cammi ttee on Admissions, Academic Standing, and Scholarship and Financial Aid Committee on Curriculum · Mr. Bailey Mr. Stone Mrs. Campbell (alternate for 1954-55) Mr. Carter (2 years) Miss Jrtmayer (1 year) Mr. Greenfield Mrs. Dean Mr. Stock Miss Drinkwater Miss Shor Mrs. Magoun ➔l-On motion of Mr. Bailey it was voted to approve the Faculty Administration Committee's suggestion that the persons receiving the highest number of votes serve for the two-year term; and the person receiving second-highest number of votes for one year term. - 3 -Mr. Sauter read the names of those elected to the Faculty-Administration Committee for the coming year: Mr. Carroll, Mr. Evans, Mrs. Hansen, Mr. Hufstader, Mr. Johnson, Mr. McDowall, Mr. Mendell, Mrs. van Boecop. It was voted that Miss Koehler should serve as Secretary for 1954-55. Dean Darrah, at the request of Mr. McKean who had left the meeting earlier, expressed Mr. McKean's appreciation to the entire group for their work of the year. The group then sang the 11Doxology11 • Meeting adjourned at 6:oo P. M. Dorothy I~ Koehler Secretary of the Faculty ( Please report in writing any corrections to the Secretary.) I 11 Dorothy I. Koehler, Socretary of ~e Faculty President McKean June 1, 1954 At the May 31st meeting tho Rollins Col1oge Faculty voted to rccom,end to the Trustees that the following students be granted degrees on Juno 4, 1954c {~ Ruby AmburtOY Donald Anderson George Anderson • Edward Angier Kazel"l Ba1akat Barton Bock, Jr. Roger Bentley Barbara Brcme.rman Harold Broc'a R)bert Buck Ro bort Buffinpt.::m Dorothy Camobell Jorey Ca"ll".>bell Stow rt Cha'Jman ,Ulee Ch..1 tham Harrison Chauncey, Jr. Jacqueline C'1ia·1 ari William ConKlin, III. J•1lian Cunninrham Virgjnia DElrwin Chri sbnher Davis John de Ct1rville Frances do Fenelon Eth el Deikman Richard Duvall Bruce Elwell Faith Emcey Jeryl Faulkner Norma Faust Harold Fisher, Jr. Louis tt"usaro Jorry Gri. s Josenh Grolimund, Jr. Samuel Barley Gnston Dos Purois Wil Liam House · Betty Jenn La.ng Bachelor of Arts ------Daniel Haight William Hardy . John Haussermann · Delton Helms , William Helprin Lucia Howard Jane Hunsicker JosoDh Hunt Louis Inr:rum, Jr. Roy Jannonga Rayna Kasovor Norman Kent, Jr. Lelund Kimbo.11 Marilyn Klumb Luir,i L9.D~~bardn * Marrarot Ln 1cock Robert Lender, Jr. Bruce Lee P~tricia McCamey Raymond McMullin, II. Marcia Mattox Henry Mtmendez Betty Merrill Charles Merry Ethel rfot7,cer . George MillE r, Jr. Alfredo Millet Susan Moll Letty Morehouoo Orville rtrrabo Jean N vin Robert Nikolos Jerome O'Brien Bachelor of Science ----John Joy , Sidroy Katz Richard Leanos 1 · Bac1elor of M4sic John D. Phili · s William .Pautler, Jr. Kenneth Peloquin Jean Pennington Marie Perkins Nancy P~lk Jano Potts Elmer Puddington, Jr. Everal Rainwater Dian Rnusch Mert'ill Reich Howard Rich, ... rds, Jr. Janet Rozier George Saute ' .Phili '1 Schmitt M.irilyn SM.nton Katherine Siorler Maudo Singleton . William SiJ rell, Jr. Russell Sldnner Jane Smith Lloyd Soyars Barbara · Spencer Winif:red Stecher . I Abdollah Taheri Raloh Tomlin Mary L~uise Tul ock Nicole Vaillancourt Donald Vassar Donald Webor * Don i\lf red Wilson JerJme Wood William Wright Edward Scheer .Arden Roth • . * Dj larria to be withhold oending c m·1lot i.on of uddi ti mal W;)rk. \ Juno l, 1954 Mr. Don lfrod iloon Rollins Colloeo intor rk, Flori Do r Dona on May 3lot th Rollins Coll g F culty vot d to rov your oqu st to com~l te your qui rt nts for 1 ~ch J.or of rte dogr in th 19)4 unmer ion. Sino r ~ y:.,urs, · .Dorothy I. Koehler S c e X'l' of the cul ty DIKaal ../ . .. \ • June l, 1954 Mr. Don lfrod Wilson Rollins Collage Wintor rk, Florida Dor Dona At ito otin on May 31st the Rollin Coll ge Faculty vot d to ary~rove your roquost to oomol t your requi1·( "IOnts fol' U10 {1aoheJ.or of rts degree in the 19!}4 summer a asion. · Sinoorel,y y urs, · .Dorothy I. Koahlor Seem ~ 1 of tho F cul ty DIKaal May 2'1, 1954 Miss Dorothy Koehler Secretary to the Faculty Rollins College Winter Park, Florida Dear Miss Koehler: I would like permission to complete twelve and -one half hours of general electives during this coming ~wnmer in order that I may obtain a B.A. Degree and start doing graduate work in the fall. All the requirements in my major field of Business have b,een f~lfilled. Sincerely yours, ~hl /411~ Don A. Wilson P.S. My summer work will be done at Wayne Univers ity or the University of Michigan. I will ask for approval of all courses taken before registration. c.11) \t\l'\':: l ) I 1 5 \l 1-...0;!J 

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MEMORANDUM April 27, 1956 3 ia..-TO All Members of the Faculty From Chairman, Faculty Administration Committee Subject: Committee Nominations The Faculty Administration Committee has nominated the following for membership · and terms as indicated on the Committees indicated below. Election will be at the next regular Faculty Meeting, May 7, 1956. 1. FACULTY ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE 1 Member-At-Large for a 3 year term to replace Mr. Dan Thomas: Mr, Theodore Darrah Miss Geneva Drinkwate~ Present membership is as follows: Dean French, Chairman President McKean Mrs. Campbell Mr. Carroll Mrs. Hansen Mr. Johnson Miss Ortmayer Member-at-large - Mr. Greenfield Member-at-large - Mr. Stone Member-at-large - Mr. Thomas (Appointed by President -Me.mb.er~atelarge)- Mr. Fort {:- Mr. Greenhut 2, JOINT COMMITTEE (Trustees, Students, Faculty) (1958) (1957) (1958) (1956) % (1957) (1958) (1957) (1956) (1959) 1 Member for a term of 2 years to replace Mr. John Carter: Mr. John Ross~ Mr. Wilbur Dorsett Present membership is as follows: 3. STUDENT FACULTY DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE Mr. Carter Mr. Johnson Mr. Carroll (1956) (1957) (Elected by and from the Faculty-Administration Cammi ttee) 2 Members for a term of 2 years each to replace Mrs. Dean and Mr. Greenfield M1°s. Kelly M:r. James Russell-/ /?h. ~ Miss Dorsey/ Mr. Alex Waite Present membership is as follows: Dean French, ex officio (Chairman) Dean Day 11 11 Dean Justice 11 11 Mr. Gormsen (1957) Miss Drinkwater (1957) Mr. Greenfield (1956) Mrs, Dcazi.- (1956) ; Memo to Faculty - April 27, 1956 Committee Nominations Ap Page 2 4. FACULTY COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS, ACADEMIC STANDING, AND SCHOLARSHIP~ FINANCIAL AID 2 Members for a tenn of 3 7ears each to replace Mr. Mendell and Mr. Stone Mr. Allen Mr. Hellwege Present membership is as follows: Mr. Gormsen Miss Packham Dean French, Chairman Mr. Stone Miss Koehler, Secretary Mr. Mendell Dean Justice Mr. Stock Dean Day Miss Drinkwater Mr. Rich Miss Shor Mr. Tiedtke or his Mr. Lewis delegate (19~6) (1956) (1957) (1957) (1958) (1958) Additional nominations for arry elective committee may be made from the floor of the Faculty Meeting. 5. The Faculty will nominate and elect a member of the Faculty-Review Committee for a term of 5 years, and one aj.ternatJ for~a te~m~ one year, to replace -respectively - ??-vv ~~ , .,.,r!--'-~ L(~ Mr. Paul vi stal and Mr. George -S"aiitet Nominees must be 11 full professors on tenure ••• 11 The alternate 11 (should not be in the same department represented by the other Committee Members. 11 11 No member may be elected to succeed himself. 11 The present membership is as follows: Mr. Mendell (1957), Chainnan Miss O rtmayer ( 1958) Mr. Stone (1959) Mr. Carter (1960) Mr. Vestal (1956) Mr. Sautet,Alternate 1955-56 Please note that the Faculty By-Laws do not permit a member to succeed himself except on the Joint Committee of Trustees, Faculty and Students. Also, no member of the Faculty may serve on more than three standing committees at any one time. 6. Nominations by the President to the Advisory Committee to replace Mr. Darrah for a three year term are: Mr. John Carter ~ Mr. Alex Waite Present membership is as follows: Mr. Darrah Hiss O rtmaye r Mr. Bradley (1956) (1957) (1958) 7. All other committees are appointed by the President. ]l!ay 3., 1956 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE - 1956-57 ART PERIOD E-F C-D E-F B C C-D C-D C-D E-F A-B C-D B C-D C-D E-F A-B Arr. BIOLOGY ~ C2, Cl-Dl D2., Cl-Dl B2., El-Fl Bl., El-Fl Al, El-Fl Bl., El-Fl s COURSE 1Jlf-1J2w-1J3s 15lf .,152w.,15Js 15lf.,152w.,15Js 219w 226f; 226w; 226s 2Jlf-2J2w 2J2w-2JJs 254f., 255w., 256s 254f., 255w.,256s 27lf.,272w.,274s J04f.,J05w,J06s Jllf.,JlJs 3Jlf .,JJ2w.,3J3s J5lf.,352w.,353s 35lf .,352w .,3 53s 37Jf .,374w.,375s 4llf,412w.,41Js 104f-105w-106s 104f-105w-106s 207f-208w-209s ALTERNATING COURSE (Sem.4 hrs.per wk.) (Sem.4 hrs.per wk.) (267w) (321f .,32Js) (Sem.4 hrs.per wk,) (Sem,4 hrs.per wk,) 315s (316s) 323 f-324w-J25s 327f .,328w (JOBf .,36Jw) 336f-337w-JJ8s (4J6f-437w-4J8s) BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND :ECONOMICS Business Adininistr.ation A 204f-205w B 204f-205w B 207s D 208f;208s C J07f C J08s B Jllf A Jllw B J14s C Jl4s B (M,Th) 317f-Jl8w-319s (Sem.) F2 317f-Jl8w-Jl9s (Sem.) A 322f-32Jw s J25w-J26s (Sem,) C 3J5w C 40lf B 402w E 409w A 409s INSTRUCTOR Anderson Ortmayer · Ortmayer Anderson Anderson Ortmayer Ortmayer Ortmayer Anderson Ortmayer Ortmayer Staff Shor., Vestal Shor., Vestal Vestal Shor Shor Shor Shor., Vestal Evans Evans Welsh ·welsh Evans Welsh Welsh Welsh Evans Evans Magoun Magoun Peterson Evans Welsh Welsh Greenhut Evans J - 2 -Economics B 2llf-212w D 2llf-212w C 211w-212s D 243s E 303f D 305w E 309s B 32lf s 327f.,J28w.,JJ1s (Sero.) s 40lf.,402w.,40Js (Sero.) D 422f D 431s Secretarial Courses . Dl (T., Th) 16lf-162w-16Js (Sem.) D2 164f-165w-166s (Sem.) E2 261f-262w, 263s ( Sem.) El . 264f-265w.,266s (Sero.) CHEMISTRY C2 105f-106w-107s Lab: M,T,orW 1:30-5:00 C (M,W) 20lf-202w-20Js Lab: M,W 2:00-4:00 A (M,F) 3llf-Jl2w-Jl3s Lab and one add 11 class hour to be arranged B (M,T.,Th) 405f-406w-407s Lab: Sat. 8:30-1:00 Greenhut Greenhut Welsh Greenhut Peterson Greenhut Greennut Magoun Magoun Magoun Magoun Carroll Hellwege Carroll Hellwege Other advanced courses offered by arrangement according to demand. EDUCATION B G B G (W) G ~, G A A A E' Arr . ENGLISH A2 B B2 C2 D2 El 204f;204w 229w 233s 305£ (Sem.) 309s 310f 324f 351w 404s 411f 414- 415- 416 (w ors) lllf-112w-11Js(~ course) lllf-112w-11Js(J course) lllf-112w-11Js(~ course) lllf-112w-113s(! course) lllf-112w-113s(- course) lllf-112w-1]3s(! course) Russell Packham Packham Shor McDowall Packham Packham Packham Packham Packham Koontz Koontz Rowland Dorsett Rowland, Dorsett Fl A2 B2 C2 D2 El B E C2 D A C A E E B D C D B D E F Arr. FRENCH -~ F A E D s GEOGRAPHY C GEOLOGY A, E2-F2 B GERMAN -----x D F s Lab: - 3 -lllf-112w-113s 114f-115w-116s 114f-115w-116s 114f-115w-116s 114f-115w-116s 114f-115w-116s 203£, 204w., 205s 20Jf.,205s 2Jlf., 232w.,2J3s 26lw,262s 281£ 282W 283s 301£ JOJw.,304s 317f,Jl8w.,Jl9s 317f .,31Bw.,319s 332W,333s 35lw.,352s 364w 365£ J66f 367£ ,3 68w .,3 69s 467f,468w,469s 101£-102w-10Js 10lf-102w-10Js 201£., 202w, 203s 20lf, 202w, 203s 37lf,372w,373s 402W (½ course) (} course) ( course) <t course) (I course) Ci? course) (½ course) (355w.,J56s) (313w) 20lf.,202w.,203s (204,205,206) 101£-102w-10Js 204f.,205w.,206s to be arranged 10lf-102w-10Js 20lf ,203s 202w 251£., 2 52w, 2 53 s Advanced courses as offered in catalog to be GOVERNMENT A B 201£ 201s M y~),...,-Mendell Granberry Koontz', Stock Stock-Mendell Dean Granberry Stock Rowland Koontz Rowland Mendell Rowland Dorsett Dean Stock Mendell Dean Stock Granberry Granberry Fischer., Grand Grand Grand., van Boecop van Boecop Wilson Wilson Wilson Fischer Fischer Fischer Fischer arranged. ' ~1 A B B s A HISTORY B A E B D C D B A C C B s A A C s MATHEMATICS B B A B B D D Arr. MUSIC D2 Dl s F (Th) F (M) 02 Cl El Cl A2 Arr. Cl Cl B (M,Th) F2 B (M,Th) D (W.,F) - 4 -337s 347w 348£ 36lf-362w-363s (Sem.) 456w 104£ 104s 107f 107w 107s 109f 109w 109s llOf,11111 22lf, 22 2W, 223s 241£, 242w, 243s 30/+w,305s 3llf,312w,313s (Sem.) 3.~7s 358£ J59w J64f-365w-366s (Sem.) lOOf (Sem.) lOlfJlOlw 102w 102s 201w; 201s 2llf, 212w, 213s 3llf ,312w,313s 404f,405w,406s (43lf,432w,433s) 104f-105w-106s (Sem.) 107f-108w-109s (Sem.) lllf-112w;lllw-112s (Sem.) 127f-128w-129s (Sem.) 147f,148w,149s (Sem.) 214f-215w-216s (Sem.) 217f- (Sem.) 218w- ( Sem.) 219s (Sem.) 224f-225w-226s (Sem.) 227f-228w-229s (Sem.) 30lf-302w (Sem.) 306s (Sem.) 307£- (Sem.) J08w (Sem.) 309s (Sem.) 314£-315' •316s (Sem.) --Drinkwater Drinkwater Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Smith Drinkwater, Smith Smith, Hanna Drinlcwater Drinkwater Smith Hanna Smith Smith Gormsen Saute~ Gormsen Saute' Gormsen Saute' Saute' Gormsen Gormsen Carter Hufstader Hufstader Rosazza Carter Carter Carlo Carlo Carlo Carlo Rosazza Carter Carter Carlo Carlo Carlo Hufstader F (F) F (W) s F (M) Arr. Arr. Arr. Arr. Arr. Arr. - 5 -329w (Part II) (Sero.) 336f (Sera. ) 339s (Part II) (Sem. ) J47f,J48w,349s (Sem.) 357f-358w-J59s (Sem.) 40lf (Sem.) 405w (Sem. ) 414f-415w-416s (Sem.) 427f-428w-429s (Sem.) 457f-458w-459s (Sem. ) Moore Hufstader Carlo Carter Hufstader Carter Carter Hufstader Hufstader Hufstad.er Non-music majors may arrange for private at the Conservatory office. instruction in Music PHILOSOPHY A B C C B C B C s C s PHYSICAL EDUCATION B B PHYSICS 20lw,202s 203f 203w;203s 22lf 223w 305£ J08s 325s JL1Js ( Sem. ) 3h5w 40lf,402w,403s 372f 373s A (M,T,Th,F) 10lf-102w-103s Lab: Thurs. Evening D (M,T,Th,F) 10lf-102w-10Js Lab: Tues. Evening C2 20lf-202w-20Js (309) (206) (Sem. ) (404,405,406) (362f) (3 63s ) Lab: 3 hrs. per week 2:00-5:00 (T,W, or Th) B (M,T,Th,F ) 314f-315w-Jl6s Lab: to be arranged S 317f-318w (Sero.) Arr. 40lf,402w,40Js PSYCHOLOGY A C E A E A E B B lllf 20lf 20lf 201w 201w 201s 201s 204f;204w (See Educ. 204f;204w) 20$s (See Soc. 205s) Fort Stone Stone Fort Stone Stone Stone Fort Fort Fort Stone McDowall McDowall Thomas Ross Thomas Ross Thomas Ross Fort Waite Russell Waite Russell Russell Waite Russell Greenfield .. - 6-D 208£;208s s 254f-255w ( Sem.) B JOJw A J06s s 317f-318W-Jl9s (Sem.) A 351w (See Educ. 351w) B 361£ s 40lf-40:2w-40Js (Sem.) A 404s (See Educ. 404s) C 410s RADIO E 24lf, 21~2w., 243 s (!course) Arr. 341£-342w-J4Js ( 2course) RELIGION C 227f;227s C 229w SOCIOLCGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY E F B B B A C A D s srANISH B D A E F B C D SPEECH ----x D B D C C THEATRE ARTS B C B B E-F C B ·20lf-202w 20lf-202w 20lw-202s 205s (See Psych. 205s) 208f 208s .30lw-J02s 309£ 413s 414f,415w.,416s (Sem.) 10lf-102w-10Js lOlf-102w-lOJs 201£, 202W, 203s 201r.,202w,20Js 32lf ,322w.,323s J64f-365w-J66s 367f,J68w.,J69s 41Jf.,414w,415s lOlf;lOls lOlf lOlf;lOlw;lOls 101w 102w 312s 12lf-122w 12lw-122s 15lf-152w 25lf;25lw 26lf; 261w; 261s J04w-J05s 401s rv\.y ~ \ 95" 4P P• '-f S-Welsh Fort Waite Waite Russell Packham Waite Waite Packham Russell Frutchey Frutchey Darrah Darrah Greenfield, Lewis Greenfield, Lewis Greenfield., Lewis Greenfield Lewis Lewis Greenfield Lewis Lewis Greenfield Knight Knight Campbell Campbell Campbell Allen Kelly Kelly Allen Kelly Kelly Allen Allen Dearing Dearing Dearing f i ROLLINS COILEGE MEMORANDUM TO The Faculty FROM Dorothy I. Koehler., Secretary May 4., 1956 There will be a regular faculty meeting at 4:30 P. M. on Monday, May 7th, in the Morse Gallery of Art. The agenda will include election of faculty members to Standing Committees. f C .l ,( I /' MINUTES OF THE FACULTY 1955•56 The eighth meeting of the Rollins College Faoulty was held at 4:30 P.M. on Monday, May 7th, in the Morse Gallery of Art with the following members present: Mr. McKean, Mr • . Allen, Mr. Anderson, Miss Arnold, Mrs. Blasick, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Darrah, Miss Day, Mrs. Dean, Mr. Dorsett, Miss Dorsey, Miss Drinkwater, Miss Emerson, Mr. Evans, Mr. Farrar, Mr. Fort, Mr. Gormsen, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Grand, Mr. Greenfield, Mrs, Hansen, Mr. Hellwege, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Knight, Miss Koehler, Mrs. Koontz, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Lowrie, Mrs. Magoun, Mr. Mendell, Mr. Nyimicz, Miss Ortmayer, Miss Packham, Mr. Rich, Mr. Rosazza, Mr. Ross, Mr. Rowland.., Mr. Saute•, Mr. Scott, Mr. Shelton, Mr. Silins, Miss Shor, Mr. Smith, Mr. Stook, Mr. Stone, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Tiedtke, Mr. Vestal, Miss Weaver, Mr. ~~lsh, Mr, Wilson, Mr .. Yessin. Mr. McKean oalled the meeting to order, He announced that in a joint venture with the New York University Press, a Rollins College Press would be set up. Mr. McKean will appoint a Board of Editors and manuscripts must be acceptable to our Board of Editors as well as the Board of Editors of the New York University Press. Mr. MoKean left the meeting and Mr. Mendell was elected to serve as chairman pro tam. Mr. Mendell announced that Conrad Bollinger, President of the Freshman Class, had requested permission to speak to the Faculty concerning Freshman Skip Day. On motion of Mr. Vestal, it was voted to hear him. Conrad reported that plans were underway for a freshman Skip Day on May 18th. Since some fa.cul ty were in favor of it and excused the studen·ts and others did not grant excuses, some students felt they could not participate in the Skip Day. He had come to ask the faculty if some conclusion could be reached as to whether the freshmen should have a Skip Day, Conrad left the meeting. On motion of Mr. Johnson, it was voted that the Faculty approve a Freshmen Skip Day on May 18th and that freshmen would be excused from classes on that date. Mr. Mendell announced the Faculty Review Committee would meet that evening and any member who wished to make a statement to the Committee should so notify him. At the request of Mr. McKean, Mr. Mendell announced that Rollins College had been invited by the American University at Cairo to nominate a student to partici-pate in the Junior Year abroad program year after next. Mr, Mendell read a letter from Dorothy Wright requesting permission to complete degree requirements in the 1956 Summer Sessions. On motion of Mr, Stock, it was voted to approve her request. Mr. Mendell reported that the student Deans and the Registrar recommended that Senior classes end after the last class on Saturday, May 26th, and that under-graduate classes end at 1:00 P.M. on Thursday, Ma.y 31st. On motion of Mr. Vestal, it was voted to approve the recommendation. Election of members to Standing Committees was held. The following were elected: Page 2 (1) Faoulty Administration Committee: One Member-At-Large for a 3 year term: Miss Geneva Drinkwater (2) Joint Committee: One member for a term of 2 years: Mr. John Ross (3) Student Faoul ty Disoiplirie Committee: Two members for a term of 2 years each: Miss Sara Jane Dorsey Mr. James Russell (4) Faoulty Committee on Admissions, Academic Standing, and Scholarship and Financial Aid: Two members for a term of 3 years each: Mr. Svend Gormsen Miss Audrey Packham (5) Faculty Review Committee: One member for a term of 5 years: :Mr. George saute• One alternate for a term of one year: Miss Audrey Packham (6) Advisory Committee: One member for a term of 3 years: Mr. John Carter It was agreed that Mr. McKean should appoint a committee to work on the Faculty-Senior Show. On motion of Mr. Saute', the meeting· adjourned at 5:40 P.M. Dorothy I. Koehler Secretary (Please report in writing any corrections to the secretary.) 

Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, May 7, 1956

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MINUTES OF TiElE FACULTY ~955-56 5ef:,t- ;;_-4, J t C, 55' 7 (,., The first meeting of the Rollins College Faculty was held at four o 1clock on Mon-day, September 26th, in the Visitors' Lounge in Carnegie Hall with the following mem-bers present: Mr. McKean, Miss Arnold, Mr. Allen, Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Blasick>. :.:l': ... Bertine, Mr, Bradley, Mrs, Campbell, Mr. Carlo, Mr. Carroll, Mr. carter, Mr. Charm. bury, Mr. Darrah, Miss Day, Mrs. Dean, Mr, Dearing, Mr. Dorsett, Miss Dorsey, Miss Drinkwater, Mr. Evans, Mr. Fischer, Mr, Fort, Mr. French, Mr, Frutchey, Mrs. Gleason, Mr. Gormsen, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Grand, Mr. Greenfield, Mr. Greenhut, Mr. Hanna, Mrs. Hansen, Mr. Hanson, Mr, Hellwege, Mr. Barrigan, Mr, Hufstader, Mr. Johnson, Mr, Justice, Mrs. Knight, Miss Koehler, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Lowrie, Mrs. Magoun, Mr. Mendell, Mrs. Nelson, Mr. Nyirnicz, Miss Ortmayer, Miss Packham, Miss Patton, Mr. Peeples, Miss Peterson, Mr. Rich, Mr. Rosazza, Mr. Ross, Mr. Rowland, 111:r. Russell, Mr. Shelton, Miss Shor, Mr, Smith, Mr. stock, Mr. stone, Mr, Thomas, Mr. Tiedtke, Mr. Vestal, Mr, Waite, Miss Weaver, Mr. Welsh, Mr . Wilson, Mrs. Zeigler, clnd •jjy 1:hv;i.tatioh :.1embcrs bf the · ·staff. Mr, McKean called the meeting to order. On motion of Mr. Dorsett it was voted to approve the minutes of the last meeting. Mr, McKean introduced new members of the faculty and new resident heads. Mr. McKean announced that the Rollins Women's Association would give a reception honoring new faculty on Monday evening, October 3rd, in the Morse Gallery of Art. Mr. French reported that the Danforth Foundation was offering fellowships for 1956-57. He asked interested faculty to stop at his office for information. Mr. French announced that there would be a formal convocation at ten forty-five o•clock on the morning of October 4th. Faculty would wear cap and gown, and the aca-demic procession wou~d form at the Annie Russell Theatre unless the faculty was noti-fied otherwise. Mr. French asked the cooperation of the faculty in inducing students to use the Library. At the request of Mr, sauu, Mr. French asked all members of the faculty inter-ested in teaching evening courses on the Bootstrap program or in offering non...credit courses or lectures on the community program to contact Mr. saute within the next few weeks .. Mr. French asked that members of the faculty who wished to transfer to or join the Rollins chapter of the A. A. u. p. see Mrs. Magoun, Mr, Bradley announced there would be a picnic at the lakefront for faculty and students at six o'clock on Tuesday evening, September 27th. Mr. Tiedtke asked new employees to stop at the Treasurer, s Office to file Social c;ecurity numbers and fill out Viithholding Certificates. He announced that member-ship in Blue Cross-Blue Shield would be open to new faculty and staff; application ~ould be made at the Treasurer 's Office. Application forms for group life insurance ~nd polio insurance are available at the Treasurer's Oftice. Faculty members may ob-tain privilege cards for Dubsdread country Club at the Treasurer's Office upon pay-11ent of $10 •. 00 per person or $15.00 per couple. ::rr .. Darrah invited the faculty and staff· to attend chapel s,ervices. On motion of Mr, Mendell, the meeting adjourned at 4:50 p.m. (Please report in writing any corrections to the Secretary.) Dorothy r. Koehler Secretary of the Faculty September 26, 1955 COMMITTEES OF THE FACULTY - 1955-56 ELECTIVE FACULTY-ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE (Communication & Literature) (Science & Mathematics) (Personal Relations) (Chairmen to be elected) Mrs. Ca.'Tlpbell Mr. Carroll Mrs. Hansen Mr. Johnson Miss Ortmayer Mr. Greenfield Mr. Stone (Social Relations and Business) (Expressive Arts) (Elected by Faculty at Large) ( II II II II fl ) Mr. Thomas ( II II II II II ) (Member-at-large -- to be appointed by the President) Dean French President McKean FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTB"E Miss Ortmayer Mr. Darrah Mr. Bradley (1957) (1956) (1958) FACULTY REVIEW COMMITTEE Mr. Vestal (1956) Mr. Mendell (1957) Miss Ortmayer (1958) Mr. Stone (1959) Mr. Carter (1960) Mr. Saute1 - Alternate - 1955-56 JOINT COMMITTEE (With Trustees, Students, et al) Mr. Carter Mr. Johnson (1956) (1957) (To be elected from and by Faculty-Administration (Committee) Student Joint Committee --------Matt Sinnott Frances Swicegood Gordon Hahn STUDENT-FACULTY DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE Dean French, ex officio (Chairman) Dean Day, fl 11 Dean Justice 11 11 Mr. Gormsen (1957) Students: Miss Drink-water (1957) Mr. Greenfield (1956) Mrs. Dean (1956) Trustee Joint Committee Lee Beard Bud Bilenski Gloria Steudel Phyllis Lockwood Bob F'inney ELECTIVE COMMITTEES OF 'Il-IE FACULTY 1955-56 (Cont• d) FACUL'IY COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS, ACAQEMIC STANJ.?l!fil, AND SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID Dean French, Chairman Miss Koehler, Secretary Dean Justice Dean Day Mr. Rich Mr. Tiedtke or his delegate -Mr. Stone (1956) Mr. Mendell (1956) Mr. Stock (1957) Miss Drinkwater (1957) Miss Shor (1958) Mr. Lewis (1958) Sub-Committees: ADMISSIONS: Dean French Mr. Rich Miss Koehler Dean Day Dean Justice Mr. Mendell Mr. Lewis APPOINTIVE COMMITTEES TRAFFIC COMMITTEE Dean Justice, Chairman Mr .• Greenhut - Faculty Mr. Carroll - Faculty Pres Hull - Student Jerry Rowland - Student Jane Moody - Student ACADEMIC STANDING: Dean French Miss Koehler Dean Day Dean Justice Mr. Stone Mr. Stock Miss Shor SCHOLARSHIP & FINANCIAL AID: Dean French Mr. Tiedtke or his delegate Miss Koehler -Mr. Rich Dean Day Dean Justice Miss Drinkwater Mr. Stone FACUL'IY COMMITTEE FOR ATHLETICS S'e~-;)t, ;i.. 4-1 I '1S :S-'),_~jy APPOINTrJE COMMITTEES OF THE FACULTY - 1955-56 (Cont'd) COMMITTEE ON HONORS WORK LIBRARY COMMITTEE Mrs. Hansen, Librarian COMMITTEE ON STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Mr. Tiedtke or his delegate Faculty Adviser for Tomokan -------Faculty Adviser for Sandspur -------Faculty Adviser for Flamingo -------Faculty Adviser for 11R11 Book -------Faculty Adviser-at-large COMMITTEE ON COURSES FOR TI-IE COMMUNITY Mr. Saute, Chairman Miss Fastwood, Secretar;,r Mr. Huf stader Miss Packham Mr. Tiedtke Mr. Johnson Dean French - --~---------~---------------MEMORANDUM October 26, 1955 From Dean French To Faculty and Administration Subject: Faculty Committees 1955-56 The following, recently elected and/or appointed to various com-mittees, are to be added to the list sent you earlier this month: FACULTY-ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE Mr. William Fort - (Member -at-Large; appointed by President) Mr. Wendell Stone - Vice-Chairman (elected by Committee) JOINT COMMITTEE (With Trustees, Students, et al) Faculty: Mr. Don Carroll (elected by Faculty-Administration (Committee from the Committee) Trustees: Mrs. Rebecca c. Wilson Mr. Roy Dickie Mr. Howard Showalter, Jr. FACULTY COMMITTEE FOR ATHLETICS Mr. Rhea M. Smith (1958) D 0 0-(a~pointed by President) 0 Mr. Dan Thomas (1957) 0 - (appointed by President) Mr. Sidney J. French (1956) 0 COMMITTEE ON HONCRS WORK (1956) 0 Mr. John Carter Mr. John Ross Mr. Alex Waite (1957) 0 - (appointed by President) (1958) D LIBRARY COMMITTEE Mr. Robert Greenfield (1956) ~ Mr. Don Carroll (1957) 0 - (appointed by President) Mr. Richard C. Rowland (1958) 0 Dr. Hanna - Mrs. Hansen -- ex officio COMMITTEE ON STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Mr. John Tiedtke or his delegate (Mr. Harold Mutispaugh) Faculty Adviser for Tomokan - Mr. Robert Greenfield Faculty Adviser for Sandspur - Mr. Dan 'lhomas Faculty Adv~ser for F'lamingo - ~:' Irvi..ri, Stock /1 Faculty Adviser for 11R11 Book -:L;;--z ,,ec..,__,) ~ 9-:tf , Faculty Adviser-at-Large - / v -----------(Faculty Advisers for publications to be selected by s'tiaff of {publication, recommended to President who then appoints Adviser.) (Faculty Adviser-at-Large to be selected by the Publications (Union and recommended to the President, who then ap~oints member.) 

Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, September 26, 1955

Rollins College Rollins Scholarship Online The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports 5-4-1953 Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, May 4, 1953 Arts & Sciences Faculty Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac Recommended Citation Arts & Sciences Faculty, "Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, May 4, 1953" (1953). The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes. 556. https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac/556 This Minutes is brought to you for free and open access by the College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports at Rollins Scholarship Online. It has been accepted for inclusion in The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes by an authorized administrator of Rollins Scholarship Online. For more information, please contact rwalton@rollins.edu. 4 MAY 1953 1. Appl"Qval or minutes. 2. Announoe:monts, a. Pr eidont b. Dean (1) Planning Study (2) ster 1n Washington, Amerioan Univar 1ty ( .3) r .. tudents prep ring to t ach. (h) Co.lend rs J (a) Cltlsnee end for eenioro ( end ot ol see Tuesday). (b) Clas ea end tor und rgradu :te ., ( end ot 0 Period, June S). · ( c) Orad tor enion duo in Reg! tr r• s Ot£1ce lOsOO AM, Thursday, June 4. 3. trow Busi est • Ac d.omio Stnnding Co ittee MINUTES OF THE FACULTY FOR 1952-53 The eighthmeeting of the Rollins College Faculty was held on Monday, May 4, 19.53, at 4:30 P. M. in the Morse . Gallery of Art with the following members present: Mr. McKean, Mr. Bailey, Miss Cameron, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Carlo, Mr. Carroll, Mrs. Cleveland, Mr. Darrah, Mrs. Dean, Mr. Dorsett, Miss Drinkwater, Mr. Evans, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Fort, Mrs. Graham, Mr. Granberry, Mrs. Grand, Mr. Hanchett, Mr. Hanna, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Henderson, Mr. James, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Jones, Miss Kelly, Mrs. Knight, Miss Koehler, Mrs. Magoun, Mr. Mendell, Miss Ortmayer, Miss Packham, Mr. Plumer, Mr. Powers, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Rich, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Rosazza, Mr.- Saute', Mr. Shelton, Miss Shor, Mr. Smith, Mr. Stock, Mr. Tasker, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Tiedtke, Mrs. Vestal, Mr. Vestal, Mr. Waite, Mr. Walker. Mr. McKean called the meeting to order. On motion of Mr. Jones, it was voted to approve the minutes of the last meeting. Mr. McKean asked for a decision on the ending dates of spring term classes. Mr. Walker suggested that senior classes end with the last class on Tuesday, June 2nd, that under-graduate classes end at 11:50 A. M. on Friday, June 5th, and that senior grades be filed in the Registrar's Office by ten o'clock on Thursday, June 4th. Mr. Mendell moved this schedule be adopted. Seconded and carried. Mr. Walker stated that the central committee and the chairman of the sub-committees on the Planning Study were in favor of postponing further work until the fall. The faculty expressed approval of this plan. Mr. Walker presented a proposal from The American University, Washington, D,C., known as 11Washington Semester". The purpose of the "Washington Semester" is to provide students the opportunity for a first hand study of the operations -of the federal government, Under this arrangement, a student of honor calibre could be sent to The American University for one semester. This student would register at Rollins for Honors Work, and would enroll in a seminar and one or two courses at The American University. In connection with the seminar, the student would be assigned as a project a practical study of an on-going activity. The maximum number of students which could be sent in one semester is four. Mrs. Dean moved this offer be accepted. Seconded by Mr. Fischer. Motion was carried. Mr. McKean spoke of Mrs. Warren's many contributions to the college and suggested that a resolution be written to express gratitude to her. He stated that it would be prepared and when completed, faculty would be asked to come to his office to sign it. Mr. Walker announced that approximately twenty universities were offering fellowships under grants .from the Ford Foundation for graduate work in Education. These fellowships were only open to A. B. graduates who had had no work in Educa-tion at the under-graduate level. Faculty advisers should inform entering students of these possibilities. · Mr. Vestal presented the Faculty Administrative Board's "Tentative Proposals for By ... Laws, Article V, Committees o.f the Faculty", dated April 20, 1953. He stated that in principle the Divisions had approved this report. He read the following change in paragraph (1) under 11The Advisory Committee": - 2 -11Membership shall consist of three full professors on tenure nominated by the President, elected by the faculty for three years, one retiring each year. The retiring ¢ember shall not be eligible for the succeeding term." Mr. Smith's motion that this change be approved was carried. Mr. Vestal st~ted that the Board recommended that (C) under Section 2 be deleted. Mr. Jones moved this recommendation be accepted. Seconded by Mr. Thomas. As an amendment, Mr. Vestal moved that this section be filed with the President, the Dean of the College, and the Advisory Committee. Seconded. The amended motion was carried. Mr. Vestal then asked for preliminary approval of the by-laws so that the Board could go on with editing and committee appointments. Mr. Smith moved the by-laws be approved tentatively. Seconded by Mr. Jones. Carried. Mr. Mendell moved a vote of thanks to the Faculty Administrative Board for its hard work on the by-laws this year. Seconded, carried, and applauded. Mrs. Cleveland announced that the Faculty-Senior Banquet would be held at the Woman's Club on May 26th and would be followed by entertainment at the Annie Russell Theatre. Mr. Dorsett and Miss Monsour were elected to serve as co-chairmen of the entertainment. On motion of Mr, Jones, the meeting adjourned at 5:35 P, M. (Please report any corrections to the Secretary.) Dorothy I. Koehler Secretary 

Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, May 4, 1953

Rollins College Rollins Scholarship Online The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports 6-1-1953 Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, June 1, 1953 Arts & Sciences Faculty Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac Recommended Citation Arts & Sciences Faculty, "Minutes, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Meeting, June 1, 1953" (1953). The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes. 554. https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_fac/554 This Minutes is brought to you for free and open access by the College of Liberal Arts Minutes and Reports at Rollins Scholarship Online. It has been accepted for inclusion in The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes by an authorized administrator of Rollins Scholarship Online. For more information, please contact rwalton@rollins.edu. MEMORANDUM ROLLINS COLLEGE May 29, 1953 To The Faculty From Miss Koehler There will be a regular faculty meeting on Monday, June 1st, at 4:30 P. M. in the Morse Gallery of Art. The agenda will include: 1) Consideration of Faculty-Administration Committe~s \!Tentative Proposal for By-Laws", .da.ted May 28, 1953. 2) Committee elections and election of secretary. 3) Discussion oi' £cudent .assistant program. 4~ Presentation of list of candidates for degrees. .. MINUTES OF THE FACULTY FOR 1952-53 The ninth meeting of the Rollins College faculty was held at 4:30 P. M. on Monday, June 1, 1953 in the Morse Gallery of Art with the following members present: Mr. McKean, Mr. Allen, Mr. Aycrigg, Mr. Bailey, Miss Cameron, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Carlo, Mr. Carroll, Mr. Carter, Mr. Charmbury, Mrs. Cleveland, Mr. Darrah, Mrs. Dean, Mr. Dorsett, Miss Dorsey, Miss Drinkwater, Mr. Evans, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Fort, Mrs. Graham, Mr. Granberry, Mr. Grand, Mr. Hanchett, Mr. Hanna, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Henderson, Mr. James, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Jones, Miss Kelly, Mrs. Knight, Miss Koehler, Mr. McDougall, Mr. McDowall, Mrs. Magoun, Mr. Mendell., Mr. Minor., Miss Monsour, Miss Moore, Mrs. Nelson, Miss Ortmayer, Miss Packham, Miss Peterson., Mr. Plumer, Mr. Powers, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Rich, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Rosazza, Mr. Russell, Mr. Saute•, Miss Shor, Mr. Siewert, Mr. Smith, Mr. Stock, Mr. Stone, Mr. Swing, Mr. Tasker, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Thomas, Mrs. van Boecop, Mr. Verigan, Mrs. Vestal, Mr. Vestal, Mr. Waite, Mr. Walker. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Walker. On motion of Mr. Jones, it was voted to approve the minutes of the last meeting as distributed. ment Mr. Walker reported that beginning with the fall term students awarded achieve./ scholarships would be awarded one-third of the scholarship in work opportunity. He explained that this plan was a result of suggestions from the faculty and that it would provide student assistance in many areas where heretofore it was not available.. This program will be the only area in the budget for student work. Each department should ·file a request for the assignment of student assistants before the faculty leaves the campus. Forms for this purpose may be obtained from Miss Eastwood. Since the students would reeeive full information on the program during the summer, the faculty was asked to keep this information confidential until such time. Mr. Vestal, Chairman of the Faculty Administrative Board, presented the slate of candidates for committee offices. Mr. Vestal 1 s motion that the person getting the largest number of votes be penalized with the longest service on the committee was seconded and carried. Mr. Fort moved that nominations be closed. Seconded and carried (35-17). Mr. Mendell moved that the Registrar count the ballots. Seconded and carried. It was then agreed that voting for more than the number indicated would rule out a ballot. The following are the results of the elections: THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Mr. Darrah Mr. Vestal Mr. Stone FACULTY REVIEW COMMI1'TEE Miss Ortmayer Mr. Carter JOINT COMMITTEE with Trustees and Students Mr. Mendell Mrs. Dean STUDENT-FACULTY DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE Mr. Saute 1 Mr. Johnson Miss Drinkwater Mrs. Magoun TERM OF OFFICE 3 years 2 years 1 year 5 years Alternate to servel9.5J-54 2 years 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year .J101.c, I) 14 3 - 2 -FACULTY COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS, ACADEMIC STANDING, AND SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID Mr. Mendell Mr. Stone Mr. Shelton Mr. Carroll Mrs. Magoun Mr. Dorsett COMMITTEE ON THE CURRICULUM Mr. Stock Mr. Carter Mr. Stone Mr. Darrah Mr. Thomas Miss Drinkwater 3 years 3 years 2 years 2 years 1 year 1 year 3 years 3 years 2 years 2 years 1 year 1 year Mr. McKean invited the faculty to meet the Seniors and their parents at a reception on Friday evening, June 5th, at nine o'clock in the Student Center. Mr. McKean told of gifts which had come to the College through the year and reported that we had no deficit. He attributed the receipt of the gifts to the quality of instruction and to the faculty. The faculty, on motion of Mr. Stone, voted to send flowers as an expression of their appreciation to Mrs. liwarren, Mrs. Du Pont, and Mr. Bush. Mr. McKean said that next year economies would be made. He spoke of the need of a person to help raise money and the need of a Diamond Jubilee office. He asked that faculty interested or not interested in giving up teaching to do pro-motion work so advise him. Mr. McKean read a letter from Mr. Bancroft, dated May 19th, concerning his recent visit to the College. The President stated that Trustees who visited the campus felt that great progress had been made organizationally. Miss Koehler presented the following list of candidates for degrees on June 6, 1953 and moved the faculty approve the list as read subject to satisfactory com-pletion of the students• work: Bachelor of Arts: Joseph Augeri, John Alden Baker, Betty Ann Bayless, Charles Lee Belew, Lawrence Allen .Bentley, Alice Augusta Berastegui, Margaret Ann Bogner, Alida Jane Brangs, Ellie Lamar Brantley, Jr., Rosalie Brodie, Margaret Louise Bross, Raymond John Burchett, Nancy Lou Calvin, Ivy Camp, Albert Houston Chubb, Lucy Eleanor Curtin, Albert John Daynor, Jr., Albert Smith Dealaman, Jr., John Melvin DeGrove, Helen Marie DeTroy, Durlitlg· Drake, Lucie Diane Evans, James Lester Fay, James Christian Felix, Harry Hazen Fisher, Lawrence Troller Fitzpatrick, Katherine Margaret Fletcher, Millicent Ann Ford, Racine Sally Foster, Anne Avery Frankenberg, Averill Goodrich, Marilyn Bertrice Gregg, Jack Charles Hadley, Phyllis Louise Harbula, Gordon Lee Hathaway, Bradford Jame~ Haywood, Rosa Kathryn Horton, Nancy Elizabeth Huff, Joel Mathew Hull, Ralph Waldo Emerson Hunt, Jr., Emory George Hunter, Betty McElrath Huntsman, Sara Jane Johannes, David Brodie Johnson, Donald Kurz, Fleming Clason Kyle, John Judson Large, Jr., Mary Victoria Lawrence, Sally Wtmlwine Lellyett, Edwin James Lewis, Thomas Livingston Link, George Henry Lymburn, Francis Robert Mccourt, Carolyn Herring McCue, Kathleen Ross McDonnell, Carol Anne McKechnie, Dorothea Gill Manning, Marilyn Ann Martin, George Howard Matson, Jr., Natalie Grace Merritt, Waldo Berns Moon, Louise Scarborough Mullin, Judy Bernice Munske, Thomas Cecil Nelson, Glen Freelon Osborne, Jr., Cyrene Marcella Palmisano, Robert Newton Peck, Daniel Colli ns Pinger., Davi d John Redding, Belford Arlington /6/ / r - 3 -Richards, Owen Lobach Riedy, Beverly Vickerstaff Robi.nson, Mort William Ross, Helen Rita Ruetty, Mary Virginia DHlard Russ, Stewart Schackne, Jr., L. Roy Seckinger, Jr., Michael Shamilzadeh, Henry Duke Shannon, Marilyn Pheatt Smith, James Hir:am Spurgeon, Daryl Lou Stamm, Horace Russell Sturgis, Peter Albert Sturtevant, William Ralph Teunis, Jr., Robert Tiller, Albert Howard Townsend, Jr., Ronald Eugene Trumbull, Jean Washburn, Jack Reed Wheeler, Alpha Michael Winter, Jane -Wynn. Bachelor of Music: Jesse Bookhardt, Jr., George Edmund Cushing, Chesta Hosmer, Jane Mcinvale, Howard Lester Richards., Jr. Bachelor of Science: Clifton Calhoun Dickson, Dean Doran, Ernest VJerner Eickelberg, Frank Douglas Sherwood Evans, Sally Jane Ferney, Millicent Ann Ford, James Albert Krisher, Walter Ellsworth Lockwood, Barbara Jeanne Mack, .Bayard Hunter Morrison, III. · Motion was seconded and carried, Mr. Vestal announced that Mr. Saute 1 had been elected Chairman of the Faculty-Administration Committee for the coming year. Mr. Vestal presented the "Tentative Proposal for By-laws", dated May 28, 1953, concerning the appointment, duties, powers, and responsibilities of the Director of the Conservatory of Music. On motion of Mr. Fischer, it was voted to approve the wording as distributed. Miss Koehler was re-elected secretary for the coming year. Mr. Fort reported that one of his students, Barbara Cox, had not made up some incomplete courses for the winter term and asked for an extension of time for her to complete the work. On motion of Mr, Saute', it was voted to refer the matter to the Faculty Committee on Academic Standing. At the request of the Honors Committee, Miss Koehler announced that any member of the 19.54 senior class who was eligible to undertake Honors Work and who had not already filed application, might do so in the fall term and receive the Committee's consideration. Mr. Walker stated that the President had notified the American University of our acceptance of the Washington Semester plan. Since there had not been time to set up administration of this plan for the fall term, he asked the faculty to leave names of students to be considered with Miss Koehler. Mrs. Cleveland asked that the faculty enter comments on the grade reports since they would be extremely helpful to Miss Day. On motion of Mr. Mendell, the faculty stood :in expression of love, esteem, regard and gratitude for Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Wilcox. On motion of Mr. Jones, the meeting adjourned at 5:35 P. M, Dorothy I. Koehler Registrar (Please report any corrections in writing to the Secretary.) ( J t.,.,·ne .Z, /Y53 MEMORANDUM To ,1 The Faculty From Miss Koehler ROLLINS COILEGE June 2, 1953 SUBJECT: RESULTS OF COMMITTEE ELECTIONS, FACULTY MEETING, JUNE 1, 1953 THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Mr. Darrah Mr. Vestal Mr. Stone FACULTY REVIEW COMMITTEE Miss Ortmayer Mr. Carter JOINT COMMITTEE with Trustees and Students Mr. Mendell Mrs. Dean STUDENT-FACULTY DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE Mr. Saute 1 Mr. Johnson Miss Drinkwater Mrs. Magoun TERM OF OFFICE 3 years 2 years 1 year 5 years Alternate to serve 1953-54 2 years 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year FACULTY COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS, ACADEMIC STANDING, AND SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID Mr. Mendell Mr. Stone Mr. Shelton Mr. Carroll Mrs. Magoun Mr. Dorsett COMMITTEE ON THE CURRICULUM Mr. Stock Mr. Carter Mr. Stone Mr. Darrah Mr. Thomas Miss Drinkwater 3 years 3 years 2 years 2 years 1 year 1 year 3 years 3 years 2 years 2 years 1 year 1 year /b3 PLANNING STUDY COMMITTEES STUDENTS: FACULTY: Mr. Bailey - Chairman Miss Drinkwater Mr. Justice Mr; Rich Mr, Saute Mr. ·Johnson - Chairman Mrs. Dean Mr. Gilbert Miss Ortrnayer Mr. Powers FACILITIES: 1. Buildings, Labs Mr. Robbins, Chairman Mr. Carroll Mr. Dorsett Mr. Jones 2. Library Mr. Stock - Chairman Mrs. Hansen Mr. Minor Miss Peterson TEACHING: 3. Coordinating the above for a Campus Pl~n: Mr. Granberry - Chairman Mrs. Cleveland Mr~ James Mr. Russell Mr. Shelton Miss Shor CURRICULUM: Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr~ Mr; Mr~ Mr; Mr. Stone - Chairman Carter Darrah Mendell Tasker Thomas Vestal Waite / FINANCE: Mr. McKean Mr. Bradley Mr. Stone Mr. Tiedtke Mr. Walker Mr. Plunnner -Mr. Bradley Mr. Evans Mr. Hanna Mr. Tiedtke Chairman ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION: Mr. Fort - Chairman Mrs. Campbell Mr. McDowell Miss Packham 

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