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Minutes of the University Senate, November 8, 1965

The Chairman reported that the proposed academic program had not
been sent to the faculty in sufficient time to allow a full discussion of
its merit. Therefore, action upon the recommendations of the Senate. Council
to the Senate was deferred until a special meeting of the Senate. The
special meeting is to be held at 4:00 p.m., Monday, November 22, in the
Student Center Theatre. In response to comments and questions of a
procedural and mechanical nature from the Senators, members of the
Senate Council elaborated upon the rationale and development of the
proposed academic plan.

The Senate adjourned at 5:20 p.m.

Charles F. Elton
Secretary

MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE UNIVERSITY SENATE, NOVEMBER 22, 1965

The University Senate met in special session at 4:00 p.m., Monday,
November 22, 1965, in Room 108, Commerce Building, to act on the recommendations
proposed by the University Senate Council. Chairman Pellegrino presided.

The Chairman reported that the Senate Council had followed Rules of Order
in granting the requests of Professors William A. Withington and Thomas P.
Field, University Senate members, who are unable to be present at this meeting,
to permit faculty members George Faust and Leon Zolondek to act as their proxies
at this meeting.

The Senate approved the request of Mr. Browning of the KERNEL to be
permitted to report the happenings of the meeting.

The Senate approved the suggested time schedule of the meeting as cir-
culated under date of November 16, 1965.

Dr. Pellegrino presented a brief resume of the historical development
of the academic program and then called upon Dr. Ward, Secretary, University
Senate Council, to present the recommendations for vote.

The Secretary read item 1 of the Recommendations to the University Senate
and recommended its approval. Amendment was offered to add Geography 152,
Regional Geography 2: the World, and Geography 155, Economic Geography 2: the

 

 

World, to item VII, 353551 Studies Area, p.22, Beginning a_Second Century.

This amendment was defeated by the Senate. Amendment was presented to classify
item 1, (c) (8), p.167, "Psychological Sciences”. The ‘Senate defeated this
amendment. Amendment was presented to classify item 1, (c) (7), p.167. ”Social
Sciences”. This motion was approved by the Senate. The Senate then approved
item 1 as presented with amendment of (c) (7), p.167, to read ”Social Sciences”.

 

Dr. Ward read item 2, p.167, of the Recommendations to the University
Senate and recommended its approval. President Oswald reported on actions