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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #49 on 
April 25,1994:


MOTION PASSED
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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate moves to approve a change in the procedures 
for the program requirements for degrees in Interdisciplinary 
Studies during the 1994-95 academic year.


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	Procedure for Obtaining an Advisory Committee for an
	   Undergraduate Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies


In developing an interdisciplinary proposal, the student should 
specify the degree (A.A.S., B.A., B.S., or B.T.), include an explanation 
of how the proposed program differs substantially from established 
草榴社区 programs, and a discussion that current 草榴社区 resources are 
adequate to meet the requirement of the proposed program. The 
student should first find a faculty member to serve as a chair of an 
advisory committee for the degree program. Thereafter, the degree 
program will be administratively attached to the department and 
college/school of the committee chair. The chair will help the 
student find at least two additional faculty members from 
appropriate disciplines to serve on the advisory committee. This 
committee will review the proposed program, select (in concert 
with the student) a title for the program and make its 
recommendation to the Provost through the cognizant dean.


	EFFECTIVE:  	Fall 1994

	RATIONALE: 	This minor change will provide an 
		administrative home (college/school) for 
		interdisciplinary degrees and place the cognizant dean 
		in the approval loop. The Curricular Affairs Committee 
		will consider policy changes concerning interdisciplinary 
		degrees during the 1994-95 academic year.



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 草榴社区 Faculty Senate	Date:  4/25/94


APPROVED:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor  		Date:  5/3/94


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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #49 on 
April 25,1994:


MOTION PASSED
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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate moves to delete the university-wide 
requirement for a demonstrated "competence in a foreign language or 
a research tool" for the Ph.D. degree and to allow departments and 
programs to decide whether or not a foreign language or a research 
tool will be required for degrees within that department or program.


  	EFFECTIVE:  	Fall 1994

	RATIONALE: 	The intent of this recommended action is not 
		to encourage abolition of the language or research tool 
		requirement by any department or program which 
		considers it an important part of their Ph.D. curriculum. 
		By having this requirement decentralized, departments 
		and programs which consider it important can set 
		rigorous standards appropriate to their disciplines. The 
		requirement can be eliminated by departments and 
		programs which believe that the requirement is not 
		adding substantially to their students' education. For 
		example, when nearly all students use a pre-existing 
		language skill to meet the requirement. Departments and 
		programs should develop their own revised requirement 
		for publication in the Graduate Catalog.



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 草榴社区 Faculty Senate	Date:  4/25/94


APPROVED:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor  		Date:  5/3/94


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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #49 on 
April 25,1994:


MOTION PASSED
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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate moves to amend Section 3 (ARTICLE V: 
Committees) E., PERMANENT, 8. of the Bylaws as follows:


((   )) =   Deletion
CAPS =  Addition


8.	The Faculty Appeals Committee shall be composed of ONE 
	((five)) tenured faculty member, selected FROM EACH 
	COLLEGE/SCHOOL AND CONFIRMED by the Faculty Senate, who 
	shall serve for a two-year term. Members' terms will be 
	staggered to provide continuity. COMMITTEE MEMBERS SHALL 
	SERVE AS A HEARING PANEL POOL TO SERVE AS NEEDED ON 
	GRIEVANCE HEARING PANELS.

	A PROMOTION/TENURE APPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE COMPOSED OF 
	FIVE TENURED FACULTY ((The committee)) will hear all 
	promotion and/or tenure reconsideration requests and report 
	its findings to the Chancellor according to University of 
	草榴社区 Fairbanks Regulations, Section IV, B, 4.


	EFFECTIVE:  	Immediately

	RATIONALE:  	Expanding the membership of the appeals 
		committee will result in a larger pool of faculty to serve 
		as needed on grievance hearing panels. The formation of a 
		subcommittee will fill the need for an appeals process 
		for promotion/tenure reconsiderations.



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 草榴社区 Faculty Senate	Date:  4/25/94


APPROVED:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor  		Date:  5/3/94


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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #49 on 
April 25,1994:


MOTION PASSED
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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate moves to amend the 草榴社区 Regulations for the 
Evaluation of Faculty; Initial Appointment, Annual Review, 
Reappointment, Promotion, Tenure, and Sabbatical Leave, Article 
IV.B.4. Exclusive Process for Reconsideration, fifth and sixth
paragraphs to read:


((  ))  =  Deletions
CAPS =  Additions


	The Chancellor will refer all reconsideration requests to the 
	PROMOTION/TENURE APPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE Faculty 
	Appeals Committee, which is a permanent committee of the 
	Senate.  The PROMOTION/TENURE APPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE 
	((Faculty Appeals Committee)) shall be composed of five 
	tenured faculty members selected by the Faculty Senate who 
	shall serve for two-year terms. Members' terms will be 
	staggered to provide continuity.

	This SUBCOMMITTEE ((Committee)) shall examine the file to 
	determine whether or not the tenure or promotion process and 
	the decision is consistent with Board of Regents Policy or 
	Regulations, University of 草榴社区 Fairbanks Policy or 
	Regulations, and unit standards or indices; and whether or not 
	there is evidence that a material error was made or that there 
	is reason to believe that substantial unfairness did occur.  In 
	conducting the review of the decision, the committee shall not 
	substitute its judgment for that of the reviewing bodies but 
	shall determine whether there were other factors which 
	should be considered in the decision.


	EFFECTIVE:  	Immediately

	RATIONALE: 	Expanding the membership of the Faculty 
		Appeals Committee will result in a pool of faculty to 
	serve as needed on grievance hearing panels. The formation of 
	a subcommittee will fill the need for an appeals process for 
	promotion/tenure reconsiderations.



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 草榴社区 Faculty Senate	Date:  4/25/94


APPROVED:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor  		Date:  5/3/94


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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #49 on 
April 25,1994:


MOTION PASSED
==============

The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate moves to amend Section 3 (ARTICLE V: 
Committees) B., of the Bylaws as follows:


((  ))  =  Deletion
CAPS =  Addition


B.	Membership on standing and permanent committees will be 
	for two years with the possibility of re-election and will be 
	appointed by the Administrative Committee and endorsed by 
	the full Senate. SENATORS ARE LIMITED TO SERVING ON A 
	MAXIMUM OF ONE STANDING COMMITTEE AT ANY ONE TIME.


	EFFECTIVE:  	Immediately

	RATIONALE: 	Limiting membership on standing committees 
		to one per person will allow a broader cross-
		representation on each committee.



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 草榴社区 Faculty Senate	Date:  4/25/94


APPROVED:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor  		Date:  5/3/94


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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #49 on 
April 25,1994:


MOTION PASSED
==============

The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate moves to endorse the 1994-95 committee 
membership as attached.


	EFFECTIVE:  	Immediately

	RATIONALE: 	New Senate members' preference for 
		committee selection were reviewed and weighted 
		against membership distribution from schools and 
		colleges.



Signed:  Colin Read, President, 草榴社区 Faculty Senate	Date:  4/25/94


			


1994-95 草榴社区 FACULTY SENATE COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP


STANDING COMMITTEES

Curricular Affairs 
	John Aspnes, SOE (95) 
	John Craven, CNS (95) 
	Robert Hollister, CLA (96) 
	Glenn Juday, SALRM (96) 
	Don Lynch, CLA (96) 
	Maynard Perkins, CRA (96) 
	Marcele Skelton, TVC (95) 
	*Dana Thomas, CLA (96)--Chair 
	Ex-Officio: Ann Tremarello, Registrar's Office 
		Wanda Martin, Advising Center 
		Joe Hayes, AS草榴社区

Faculty Affairs
	Barbara Alexander, CLA (96)
	*Sukumar Bandopadhyay, SME (96)--Chair
	Nirendra Biswas, CNS (96)
	Dolly Garza, SFOS (95)
	Greg Goering, SOM (95)
	DeAnne Hallsten, CRA (95)
	Ron Illingworth, CRA (96)
	Debbie Kalvee, CLA (95)
	^David Porter, Dean, SOM
	Nag Rao, CLA (95)
	Dave Spell, SOE (96)

Scholarly Activities
	Wendy Ernst, CLA (96)
	Paul Layer, CNS (96)
	Michael Panciera, SALRM (95)
	Gerry Plumley, SFOS (95)
	*David Smith, SOEd. (96)--Chair
	Fred Sorenson, ACE (95)
	Tom Weingartner, SFOS (96)
	^Bob White, Director, IAB


PERMANENT COMMITTEES

Committee to Nominate Commencement Speaker and 
   Honorary Degree Recipients 
	Joan Braddock, CNS/IAB (95) 
	*David Hales, CLA (95)--Convener 
	Koji Kawasaki, CNS (95) 
	Rudolph Krejci, CLA (95) 
	Jenifer McBeath, SALRM (95) 
	Claus-M. Naske, CLA (95) 
	Non-University: Phil Younker 
	Student: 
	Ex-Officio: ^Karen Cedzo, Director University Relations

Developmental Studies Committee
	Deborah Bye, Kuskokwim, CRA (96)
	Jerah Chadwick, Devel. Studies, CRA (96)
	Richard Clausen, Math, CLA (96)
	John Creed, Chukchi, CRA (95)
	George Guthridge, Bristol Bay, CRA (95)
	Cindy Hardy, Dev. Studies, TVC (96)
	*Ron Illingworth, Interior Campus, CRA (95)--Co-Chair
	Rose Kairaiuak, RSS (95)
	Wanda Martin, Advising Center (95)
	Maynard Perkins, Northwest, CRA (96)
	Mark Oswood, Biology,/Wildlife, CNS (96)
	Riki Sipe, CCC, CLA (95)
	Marcele Skelton, General Studies, CRA (96)
	*Jane Weber, Dev. Studies, TVC (96)--Co-Chair
	Joan Worley, English, CLA (95)
	Ex-Officio:  ^Ruth Lister, TVC

Faculty Appeals Committee
	Larry Bennett, SOE (95)
	Clifford Cox, SOM (94)
	John Kelley, SFOS (95)
	Roger Powers, CLA (94)
	Jerry Purser, CES (94)

Faculty Development. Assessment & Improvement
	^James Drew, Dean, SALRM
	Joan Moessner, CLA (95)
	Michael Pippenger, SOM (96)
	Channon Price, CNS (95)
	Raymond RaLonde, SFOS (95)
	 Peter Schweitzer, CLA (96)
	*Joan Worley, CLA (95)--Chair

Graduate Council
	+Diane Bischak, SOM (95); Jim Collins, alt
	+Robert Carlson, SOE (96); Lufti Raad, alt.
	Basil Coutant, CLA (96); Kes Woodward, alt.
	*+Larry Duffy, CNS (95); +John Craven, alt.--Chair
	Susan Henrichs, SFOS (96)
	Charles Knight, SALRM (95); David Verbyle, alt.
	+Peter Knoke, CLA (95)
	David Ogbe, SME (96); Dimitri. Hatzignatiou, alt.
	+Gerry Plumley, SFOS (96); +Bill Smoker, alt.
	Brenton Watkins, CNS (95)
	Graduate Student:  
	Ex-Officio: Joe Kan, Graduate Dean
		Mary Ann Borchert, Grad. Student Serv.
		Dennis Stephens, Libraries
		Ann Tremarello, Director, A&R

Legislative and Fiscal Affairs
	Robert Carlson, SOE (96)
	Merritt Helfferich, GI
	Mike Moore, CRA (95)
	Claus-M. Naske, CLA (95)
	Wendy Redman, SW Univ. Rel.
	*Scott Smiley, CNS (95)--Chair
	Dennis Stephens, Library
	^Robert Trent, Dean, SME

Service Committee
	David Blurton, CLA (95)
	Jakup Esop, CRA/TVC (95)
	^Hollis Hall, Director, CES
	Michele He'bert, ACE (96)
	Kara Nance, CLA (96)
	*Fred Sorensen, ACE (95)--Chair
	Non-University: Herb Smelcer, US BIA
	Non-University: Vacant

University-wide Promotion & Tenure Committee
	*John Aspnes, SOE (95); Terry McFadden, alt.
	Don Carling, SALRM (95); John Yarie, alt.
	Mike Castellini, SFOS (96); Chuck Crapo, alt.
	Karen Colligan-Tayor, CLA (96); John Leipzig, alt.
	Scott Huang, SME (97)
	John Keller, CNS (97); John Morack, alt
	Jerry Lipka, CLA/SOEd. (96); Dauna Browne, alt.
	Kristine Long, CES (96); Don Quarberg, alt.
	Joli Morgan, CRA (97); Ruiz Ann Rozell, alt.
	Kelley Pace, SOM (95)


OTHER

Core Review
	Tom Bartlett (SOM) (96)
	Jin Brown, Speech, CLA (96)
	Lillian Corti, English, CLA (95)
	Basil Coutant, Math, CLA (96)
	Patricia Kwachka, Humanities, CLA (96)
	Betty Anne Phillip (95)/Juergen Kienle, CNS (96)
	Nag Rao, BSHS, CRA (95)
	Student, AS草榴社区:  
	Ex-Officio: Gorden Hedahl, Dean, CLA
		Sue McHenry, RSS


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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #49 on 
April 25,1994:


MOTION PASSED
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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate recommends to the Board of Regents that the 
attached list of individuals be awarded the appropriate 草榴社区 degrees 
pending completion of all University requirements. [Note: copy of the 
list is available in the Governance Office, 312 Signers' Hall.]


	EFFECTIVE:  	Immediately

	RATIONALE: 	These degrees are granted upon 
		recommendation of the program faculty, as verified by 
		the appropriate department head. As the representative 
		governance group of the faculty, we are making that 
		recommendation.



Signed:  Colin Read, President, 草榴社区 Faculty Senate	Date:  4/25/94


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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #49 on 
April 25,1994: 


MOTION PASSED
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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate moves to empower the Administrative 
Committee to act on behalf of the Senate until the Senate resumes 
deliberations in the Fall of 1994 on all matters within its purview 
which may arise. Senators will be kept informed of the 
Administrative Committee meetings and will be encouraged to 
attend, participate, and vote in these meetings.


	EFFECTIVE:  	April 25, 1994

	RATIONALE: 	This motion will allow the Administrative 
		Committee to act on behalf of the Senate so that 
		necessary work can be accomplished and will also allow 
		Senators their rights to participate in the governance 
		process.



Signed:  Colin Read, President, 草榴社区 Faculty Senate	Date:  4/25/94


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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #49 on 
April 25,1994:


MOTION PASSED
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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate calls for a special Senate meeting to be held 
on May 20,1994 or May 13,1994 at 1:30 p.m. to discuss the following 
three issues: 1) Policies and Regulation regarding Financial 
Exigency; 2) Program Assessment; and 3) UA Salary Structure.


	EFFECTIVE:  	April 25, 1994



Signed:  Colin Read, President, 草榴社区 Faculty Senate	Date:  4/25/94


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The 草榴社区 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #49 on 
April 25,1994:


		RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION

				FOR

			B. DAVID SPELL


WHEREAS, David Spell has served the University of 草榴社区 Fairbanks 
	Faculty Senate in a manner deserving of the University of 
	草榴社区 Fairbanks Faculty Senate's greatest admiration and 
	respect; and

WHEREAS, David Spell has served as Senator to the University of 
	草榴社区 Fairbanks Faculty Senate from 1989-1993; and

WHEREAS, David Spell has served as a member of the Graduate 
	Council from 1989-90; and

WHEREAS, David Spell has served as a member of the Faculty Affairs 
	Committee from 1989-90 and as Chairman from 1990-92; and

WHEREAS, David Spell has served as a member of the Scholarly 
	Activities Committee from 1991-92 and as Chairman from 
	1990-91; and

WHEREAS, David Spell has served as President-Elect of the 
	University of 草榴社区 Fairbanks Faculty Senate from 1992-
	1993; and

WHEREAS, David Spell has served as a member of the Executive 
	Committee of the UA statewide General Assembly from 1992-
	1994; and

WHEREAS, David Spell has served as a member of the University of 
	草榴社区 Fairbanks Governance Coordinating Committee from 
	1992-1994; and

WHEREAS, David Spell has served as a member of the Faculty 
	Alliance of the University of 草榴社区 Systemwide Governance 
	Council from 1993-1994; and

WHEREAS, David Spell has served as President of the University of 
	草榴社区 Fairbanks Faculty Senate from 1993-1994; and

WHEREAS, The University of 草榴社区 Fairbanks Faculty Senate wishes 
	to acknowledge the outstanding service rendered the faculty 
	and the University by the work of David Spell as he concludes 
	his term as president; now

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the University of 草榴社区 Fairbanks 
	Faculty Senate acknowledges the many contributions of David 
	Spell and expresses its appreciation for his exemplary service.



Signed:  Colin Read, President, 草榴社区 Faculty Senate	Date:  4/25/94


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