AGENDA
Urbana-Champaign Senate
February 22, 2010; 3:10 p.m.
Levis Faculty Center
I. Approval of December 7 and January 25 Senate Minutes
II. Senate Executive Committee Report—Joyce Tolliver, Chair
III. Chancellor’s Remarks
IV. Questions/Discussion
V. Consent Agenda
EP.10.17 |
Educational Policy |
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EP.10.19 |
Proposal from ENGR to Revise the B.S. in Agricultural and Biological Engineering |
Educational Policy |
EP.10.20 |
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Educational Policy |
EP.10.21 |
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Educational Policy |
EP.10.22 |
Proposal from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences to Establish an Interdisciplinary Minor in Museum Studies |
Educational Policy |
EP.10.23 |
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Educational Policy |
EP.10.31 |
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Educational Policy |
EP.10.34 |
Proposal from the Graduate College and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences to Establish a M.A. in Religion |
Educational Policy |
EP.10.35 |
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Educational Policy |
VI. Proposals for Action
CC.10.07 |
Nominations for Membership on Standing Committees of the Senate |
Committee on Committees |
CC.10.08 |
Nomination to the State Universities Retirement System Members Advisory Committee (SURSMAC) |
Committee on Committees |
CC.10.09 |
Committee on Committees |
VII. Proposed Revisions to the University Statutes (Final; Action)
SP.10.04 |
Amend Statutes, Article I, Section 2. – The President of the University |
University Statutes and Senate Procedures |
VIII. Proposed Revisions to the University Statutes (First Reading;Information)
SP.06.05 |
University Statutes and Senate Procedures |
IX. Reports for Information
BOT |
November 12 |
K. Graber |
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X. New Business
XI. Committee of the Whole
The Senate will discuss ICES (Instructor and Course Evaluation System) Online. John Ory, Director of the Center for Teaching Excellence, and Chris Migotsky, Head, Measurement & Evaluation, CTE, will be on hand to answer questions and contribute to the discussion. After introductory remarks, comments and questions will be limited to 2 minutes each.
XII. Adjournment
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