Council on Academic Affairs' activities report for 1999-2000

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 1COUNCIL ON ACADEMIC AFFAIRS ACTIVITIES REPORT  April 1, 1999– March 31, 2000   Mark Ellis was elected Chair of the Council for the 1999-2000 academic year   CURRICULA - Council approved the following proposals:  Arts  -  name change of graduate program from Industrial Design to Industrial, Interior, Visual Communication Design  name change in degree - B.S. in Design   Business –  New Masters in Accounting degree  Dental Hygiene  -  revisions to the GEC  Engineering, Knowlton School of Architecture –  for curricular revisions in Architecture section  graduate minor in Radiation Safety  Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences -  rename Certificate of Fluid Power to Certificate of Hydraulic Service & Repair at  ATI  Graduate School -  permit graduate students to specify on their university transcript their field of specialization   name change from Neuroscience to the Neuroscience Graduate Studies Program  rename the Neuroscience Minor to the Neuroscience Graduate Studies  Program Minor   rename the graduate programs in Animal Science, Dairy Science and Poultry Science to Animal Sciences  Humanities - for a graduate minor program in African-American and African Studies  Mathematics and Physical Sciences -  revise physics major leading to the B.S.    2Medicine and Public Health School of Allied Medical Professions – new Master of Physical Therapy degree  Nursing - curricular revision  designate honors “with distinction” on diplomas  Social and Behavioral Sciences - revise the major in Psychology   CREATION, ABOLITION, & REORGANIZATION OF PROGRAMS AND UNITS - Council approved the following proposals:   Business –   establish an MBA Executive Track  Engineering –  for reorganization to dissolve the Applied Mechanics Section in the Department of Aerospace Engineering, Applied Mechanics, and Aviation, and to Merge the Applied Mechanics Faculty with the Department of Mechanical Engineering   Food, Agricultural, & Environmental Sciences –    curricular revision School of Natural Resources     new PhD program in the School of Natural Resources     rename graduate program in Rural Sociology in the Department of Human & Community Resource Development   rename graduate program in Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology to Agricultural, Environmental and Development Economics  Medicine and Public Health –    establish a School of Biomedical Science  rename the Department of Medical Microbiology and Immunology to the Department of Molecular Virology, Immunology and Medical Genetics  rename the graduate program in the Department of Molecular Virology, Immunology and Medical Genetics    rename the Department of Cell Biology, Neurobiology and Anatomy to the  Department of Anatomy and Medical Education    rename the Department of Physiology to the Department of Physiology &    Cell Biology     create a Department of Neuroscience from the Division of Neuroscience     3rename the Department of Medical Biochemistry to the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry  change reporting line for the Comprehensive Cancer Center from the Vice President for Health Sciences to the Executive Vice President and Provost  change reporting line for School of Public Health from the Dean of Medicine and Public Health to the Executive Vice President and Provost   INFORMATIONAL ITEMS, REPORTS, AND DISCUSSIONS    Academic Concerns – Steering Subcommittee Report on  Academic Enrichment, Central Investment Review Committee Report on Academic Plan, Draft of Budget Restructuring VIII Document Campus-Wide Learning Technology Fee, Proposal to Establish a  Curricular Review and Budget Restructuring Faculty Development and Careers, Final Report of the Commission on GEC’s, discussion of International Programs, Oversight Committee Report on International Programs, Plan for John Glenn Institute, update of Learning Technologies, discussion of Minors, discussion of  Update on the Student Evaluation Institution (SEI)  RULES  Faculty Rule 3335-3-36 - Academic Centers, discussion of   Faculty Rule 3335-3-36 – Academic Centers, discussion of draft revision Faculty Rule 3335-3-34 – Schools and Departments, discussion of  Faculty Rule 3335-11-02 – Violence/Disruption, discussion of draft for Faculty Rule 3335-9-23 & 3335-7-271 - Latin Honors and Grade Repeatability,  proposal from the Council on Enrollment and Student Progress (CESP)   FACULTY MEMBERS: 1999-2000              STUDENT MEMBERS:  1999-2000    Edward H. Adelson                 Kevin Cope Keith E. Alley (through AU/99)               Michael Daniels John P. Bruno                  April Evans Don M. Dell                  Yogini Joglekar Zita M. Divis                  Eddie Pauline Mark C. Ellis  (Chairperson) Bernie Erven David G. Horn Kenneth W. Kwochka (beginning WI/00) Theresa Rogers Sally V. Rudmann      W. Randy Smith (Provost’s Designee, and Vice Chairperson)           

Council on Academic Affairs: Activities Report (April 1, 1999 - March 31, 2000)

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