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Report to Faculty Senate, Meeting of May 7, 2001
Since its April 2 report to the Faculty Senate, the Curriculum Committee
met on April 19. At that meeting the committee conducted the following
business:
Report of the Writing Across the Curriculum Committee
Joe Law, WAC Coordinator, submitted his report via e-mail.
The WAC Committee met on Friday, April 6, 2001. The agenda consisted of
a brief report on the student focus group conducted at the end of the previous
quarter and a discussion of whether accommodations in addition to the independent
writing project might be needed for returning students who need to complete
two WI courses in the major. No action was taken on the discussion.
Unfinished Business
Process, Procedures, and Guidelines for New Programs &
Program Changes
The committee finalized work on integrating the Ohio Board
of Regents procedures and guidelines for reviewing and approving new major
degree programs into the WSU internal curriculum review and approval processes.
Presently, our internal requirements do not substitute for the OBR requirements.
As a result, departments, colleges, or schools initiating new programs
are burdened with following two different review and approval paths with
different requirements. That unnecessarily inhibits timely implementation
of new programs. The committee's revision is intended to correct the above
problems and accelerate the review and approval process. At the same time,
the committee took the opportunity to revise the policies, procedures,
and guidelines for proposing new minor programs and new certificate programs,
as well as the same for proposing changes to existing programs.
The complete proposal to be submitted to the Faculty Senate is available
for review at:
http://www.wright.edu/ucapc/newguide/process.htm
The proposed changes would replace the current procedures and guidelines
available at::
http://www.wright.edu/ucapc/process/process.htm
Course Inventory and Modification Requests
COLA: CHI 111 (one-time, approved by chair during spring break)
CEHS
Approved Course Inventories: ED 407
Approved Course Modifications: HED 432, OA 201, OA 202, OA 203, OA
210, OA 301, OA 411, OA 401
COBA
Approved Course Modifications: MS 438
COLA
Approved Course Inventories: SOC 300, PLS 461, SOC 422, SOC
457, SOC 459
CONH
Approved Course Modifications: NUR 304, NUR 498
COSM
Approved Course Inventories: PHY 346, PHY 445, PHY 446, PHY
447, SM 446
Approved Course Modifications: PHY 461
Enrollment Restriction as "Instructor Permission Required After Term
Begins" :MTH 102, MTH 126, MTH 127, MTH 128, MTH 129, MTH 130, MTH 131,
MTH 143, MTH 145, MTH 228, MTH 229, MTH 230, MTH 231, MTH 232, MTH 233,
MTH 243, MTH 244, MTH 253, MTH 257, STT 160, STT 264, STT 265
New Programs
Approved the COLA Liberal Studies Major Proposal (B.A.):
General Education 57 hours
College of Liberal Arts
Foreign Language
20 hours
Research Methods
12 hours
Major (60 hours)
Core 24 horus
Concentration
36 hours
Electives 23 hours
Total 192 hours
The proposal is available to view and print as a PDF File:
(without appendicies to
the proposal)
Liberal Studies Major Proposal (B.A.)
Also, the proposal is available for review (with all appendices) in
the Faculty Office.
Approved the COLA Criminal Justice Major Proposal (B.A.)
General Education 57 hours
Foreign Language/Research Methods 24-32 hours
Criminal Justice Core Requirements 20 hours
Criminal Justice Foundation Areas 36 hours
(3 courses from each area:
Behavior, Institutions, Law)
Criminal Justice Electives 12 hours
General Electives 35 hours
Total 192 hours
The proposal is available to view and print as a PDF File
(without appendicies to
the proposal)
Criminal Justice Major Proposal (B.A.)
Also, the proposal is available for review (with all appendices) in
the Faculty Office.
Scheduled Meetings: The committee scheduled its final meeting
for the academic year for May 22 at 3:00. As such, the committee
wishes to inform all colleges, schools, and academic units that any
curricular matters to be reviewed by UCAPC at their final meeting this
academic year must be received by noon May 15. Curricular matters
received after this will be forwarded to next year's committee for consideration
in October 2001
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