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The University Faculty met in the Assembly Room of Lafferty Hall, Monday.

May 11. 1953 at 3:00 p.m.. C.S.T. In the absence of President Donovan, Vice

President Leo M. Chamberlain presided. Members absent were C. A. Anderson,

H. W. Beers. H. H. Downing, Merton England, Carsie Hammonds. Fred Harris,

Sarah B. Holmes‘. George Lawson. W. L. Matthews, Jr., L. E. Meece‘. D. Me Seath,

A. E. Slesser, Lawrence Thompson, Kenneth Vanlandingham, Frank J. Welch. and

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The minutes of April 6. 1953 were read and approved.

Acting Associate Dean Steele presented for the College of Agriculture and
. Home Economics a recommendation for a new course and certain course changes
i which were approved by the Faculty as follows:

New Course
Agricultural Extension 1018 Principles 2:.Agricultural Extension (3)

Philosophy. history and development of Agricultural Extension: eval- I .
uation of instructional techniques; leadership training; and practice 1‘3
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in use of Extension methods. Three lectures per week. Open to
juniors. seniors and graduate students.
(Effective September, 1953)

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Agricultural Extension. 3 credits is designed to fill F :

a pressing professional need for those planning to
engage_in Agricultural Extension. It will also be ‘;M
useful to others interested in problems of rural ‘jh
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[ Change Animal Industry 128. Technical Control of Dairy Products,
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period. The catalog description will be changed only to that
extent, as follows:

‘ An Ind 128. Technical Control of Dairy Products (4)
Various chemical and bacteriological tests used in

f the control of production or processing of dairy
products. Offered! in 1954-55 and alternate years.

_ Lecture, 1 hour; lab, six hours. Prerequisite:

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I Dean Slone presented for the College of Pharmacy 3 recommendation that the
: requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy be modified so

that the total credit required would be 133 semester hours exclusive of military
. science and physical education. The University Faculty approved the recommenda-
I tion from the College of Pharmacy.

 

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‘I‘g‘ Dr. William 5. Ward read a report from the Committee on Planning and Policy
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The Committee on Policy and Planning has made a preliminary
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and is of the Opinion that the minimum requirements for academic
success in the University of Kentucky are too low. not only
ideally but in comparison with the majority of schools of
comparable classification whose practices have been studied.

The Committee moves. therefore, that the Chairman of
this Faculty appoint a committee to study the whole matter
of minimum requirements for academic success in the University
of Kentucky.

As a result of its inquiries into practices here and
, elsewhere the Committee suggests that among other aSpects of
the matter the special committee study the following:

1) The wisdom of requiring a minimum point standing in
addition to the present requirement of merely making a
passing grade in threecfourths of the normal load required
by the various colleges. It is suggested that a graduated
standing which ranges upward through the freshman,
sophomore. and junior-senior years be considered.

2) The wisdom of modifying the present point system so that
the grades of D and E are given different values, such as
A equals 4, B equals 3. C equals 2. D equals l° E equals
0; or A equals 3, B equals 2. C equals l,'D equals 0,
E equals «1. One advantage of suchexmodification would
be that an E would cease to be a more attractive grade
(under certain circumstances) than a D.

3) The wisdom of calculating standings for graduation on the
basis of all work attempted instead of on that portion
of the work offered for graduation. (The committee
understands that at present one method of computing
standings is employed when a student wishes to join an ‘
organization. a more lenient one when he wishes to graduate.)

4) The wisdom of having the probation and suspension
regulations placed on an automatic basis (rather than on
a permissive basis. as at present) with the Committee on
Scholarship and Attendance empowered to set the rule
aside in such cases as may be deemed wise.

The Committee

Harold P. Adams

W. P. Garrigus

Sarah B. Holmes

Gladys Kammerer

Lawrence S. Thompson
William 3. Ward, Chairman

The University Faculty voted approval of the recommendations of the Committee
on Planning and Policy.

Dr. Scherago introduced Brigadier General Elbert DeCoursey. a member
of the class of 1924. He stated that General DeCoursey who is the Director
of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology in Washington. D. C. would speak
that evening on "Ionizing Radiation Injury to the Reticulo—endothelial
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Dr. Chamberlain reported that President Donovan was improving rapidly and
hoped to be able to return to the campus in the near future.

The Faculty adjourned. ,s?

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Minutes g£_the University Faculty, June g, lgfi}

Minutes g§_the University Faculty, Max ll; 1353 1015

The University Faculty met in special session in the Assembly Room of
Lafferty Hall, Monday, June 2. 1953 at 9:00 a.m., C.S.T. In the absence of
President Donovan‘ and Vice President Chamberlain“, Dr. A. D. Kirwan, Dean of
Students, presided. Members absent were 3. S. Allen, Merl Baker‘, Charles
Barkenbus. W. E. Beals, A. J. Brown, W. R. Brown, Louis Clifton, H. H, Downing,
J, M. Edney, W. P. Garrigus, C. W. Hackensmith, J. P. Hammond, Carsie Hammonds,
Fred Harris, C. K. Hoffman, Sarah B. Holmes. J. 5. Horine, Margaret Hotchkiss.
J. E. Klinker, John T. Masten, W. L. Matthews, Jr.. L. E. Meece'. J. W. Miles,

V. A. Musselman, V. E. Nelson, Paul Obe
H. B. Price, D. M. Seath, A. E. Slesser, E. P.

t, W. H. Pell, Frank D. Peterson.
Slone, Charles E. Snow, Elvis

Stahr, Jr., M. R. Sullivant H. S. Summers, William G. Survant, Lee H. Townsend,
J. H. Ubben, James A. Ward, Frank J. Welch, He E. Wetzel‘, and Helen Wilmore.

The minutes of May 11, 1953 were read and apprOVed.

The Registrar presented the names of students who had completed all
requirements for their degrees and the Faculty voted to recommend the persons
named below to the Board of Trustees for the degrees indicated.

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts

Eleanor Cook Addams
Mildred JoyCe Ahmann
Patsy Elizabeth Bach
Doreen Marie Banninger
Herman Anderson Bays
Carol Louise Bell

Julia Ann Blood

Naomi Ruth Browning
Betty Saunders Buckley
George Hunter Bush
Claire Catherine Carlberg
Annabel Dixon Caudill
Michael Nicholas Cavaluzzi
Bonnie Blanche Compton
Norval Ray Copeland
Dorothy Louise Daugherty
Joseph Donald Daugherty
John Ransford Davis. Jr.
Clara Elizabeth Deon
Kenneth Miracle Dix
Richard Monroe Dorsey

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Absence explained

Eugene Lewis DuBow
Bobby Keith Ducker
Elizabeth Buchanan Erdman
Alva Doris Ethington
Phyllis Ann Faulkner
Robert Gale Felton

Ann Thomas Florence
Jess Lewis Gardner
Charles William Garrity
William Graham Glasscock
Penrith Brine Goff
Ralph Leon Goff

Richard Alan Haas

Joan Elliott Haffler
Bessie Neal Hagar

Joann Elizabeth Hagar
James William Hancock
Carl Compton Hoffman
Paul Douglas Holleman
Alcie Ann Howard

Jeanne Hubbard