1998-99 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA (No. 1)
II. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSE TO ASSEMBLY ACTIONS
| Approved by the: | Twin Cities Campus Assembly May 14, 1998 Administration May 27, 1998 Board of Regents - no action required |
| Approved by the: | Twin Cities Campus Assembly May 14, 1998 Administration May 27, 1998 Board of Regents - no action required |
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IV. ASSEMBLY OFFICERS
The chair of the Twin Cities Campus Assembly recommends the following officers for 1998-99:
V. COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES
Committees of the Twin Cities Campus Assembly, 1998-99
To approve the following Twin Cities Campus Assembly committee memberships for 1998-99:
EDUCATIONAL POLICY - Faculty/PA: Judith Martin (chair), Gordon Hirsch, Laura Koch, Kathleen Newell, Palmer Rogers, Richard Skaggs, Thomas Soulen, 1 to be named Students: 4 to be named. Ex Officio: Darwin Hendel, Christine Maziar, Craig Swan.
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS - Faculty/PA: Kathryn Sedo (chair), Fred Amram, William Flanigan, Denise Guerin, Geoffrey Maruyama, 1 to be named. Faculty Representatives: Norman Chervany, Mariah Snyder. Civil Service: Duane Nelson. Alumni: Annette Margarit, Darrell Thompson, Leon Trawick. Students: 3 to be named. Ex Officio: McKinley Boston, Mark Dienhart, Colleen Evans, Chris Schoemann, Chris Voelz.
STUDENT BEHAVIOR - Faculty/PA: Nancy Ehlke (chair), Brian Abery, John S. Anderson, Jessie Daniels, Jay Hatch, Robert McCaa, Louis Pignolet, Luis Ramos-Garcia, Bruce Schelske. Students: at least 10 to be named. Ex Officio: Betty Hackett.
FOR INFORMATION:
ACADEMIC HEALTH CENTER PROVOSTAL FACULTY CONSULTATIVE - Faculty: Muriel Bebeau, David Hamilton, election of remaining members is in progress.
ACADEMIC HEALTH CENTER PROVOSTAL STUDENT CONSULTATIVE - Students: Michael Vollmer (chair), 7 to be elected
COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES - Faculty/PA: Sally Gregory Kohlstedt (chair), John S. Anderson, Mary Jo Kane, Karen Karni, Naomi Scheman, 1 to be named. Students: Ryan Falk, Brandon Lacy, Jessie Roos, 1 to be named.
STEERING - Faculty: Sara Evans (chair), Linda Brady, Mary Dempsey, David Hamilton, Roberta Humphreys, Fred Morrison, V. Rama Murthy, Matthew Tirrell. Students: Jesse Berglund, Ryan Falk, Nathan Hunstad, Brandon Lacy, Martin O'Hely, Gita Uppal. Ex Officio: Jesse Berglund, Stephen Gudeman, M. Janice Hogan, Judith Martin.
SALLY GREGORY KOHLSTEDT, Chair
COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES
DISCUSSION:
The Consent Agenda was approved with no discussion.
APPROVED
MOTION:
To amend the Assembly Bylaws, Article III, Section 3, Educational Policy
Committee, as follows (deletions are struck out, additions are
underlined):
3. EDUCATIONAL POLICY COMMITTEE
The Educational Policy Committee is concerned with all matters that influence the quality of education on the Twin Cities campus. It deals primarily with those affairs which affect educational policy and procedures on a campus-wide basis.
Membership
The Educational Policy Committee shall be composed of faculty/academic
professional and student representatives from the Twin Cities campus to the
Senate Educational Policy Committee. It shall be composed of
8 10 faculty/academic professional members,
4 5 students, and ex officio representation as
specified by vote of the Assembly. Members shall be nominated by the Committee
on Committees with the approval of the Assembly. The chair of the committee
shall serve as an ex officio, nonvoting member of the Assembly Steering
Committee.
DISCUSSION:
This amendment parallels the amendment offered to change the membership of the Senate Committee on Educational Policy.
The Assembly Committee on Educational Policy (ACEP) requests its membership be expanded by two faculty members and one student. In recent years, and especially owing to the start of semester conversion, the workload of the committee has become too great for the existing membership to handle. ACEP has divided itself into a number of subcommittees this year, and there are not sufficient committee members available to carry out the work of the subcommittees as well as complete the other work of the committee. ACEP therefore requests that its membership be enlarged.
JUDITH MARTIN, Chair
ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON EDUCATIONAL POLICY
DISCUSSION:
With no discussion, the amendment was approved with 91 votes in favor and no votes against.
APPROVED
NONE
NONE
IX. ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 2:45 p.m.
Rebecca Hippert
Abstractor