Faculty Senate

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101 Faculty Senate approves new UNI curriculum
Northern Iowan 88:33, p.3
Important additions and deletions noted.
102 Faculty Senate passes motion that may exempt out-of-state students from enrollment cap
Northern Iowan 88:28, p.1
Also considers request for name change for Department of Home Economics.
103 Faculty Senate urges recognition of King holiday: observance would begin with 1993-94 calendar
Northern Iowan 88:27, p.1
Consider implications of calendar change.
104 Faculty Senate will ask Regents for cap on enrollment
Northern Iowan 88:22, p.1
Reject Professor Longnecker's proposals; favor motion of Professor Quirk.
105 Enrollment cap motion put forth at Faculty Senate meeting
Northern Iowan 88:18, p.1
Professor Longnecker proposed limiting enrollment.
106 Faculty Senate proposes enrollment growth control
Northern Iowan 88:14, p.4
Professor Longnecker makes recommendation.
107 Faculty discusses enrollment cap; students show support: Several possible restrictions proposed
Northern Iowan 88:8, p.1
Professor John Longnecker presents several options involving class rank or ACT score.
108 Enrollment cap at UNI considered again
Northern Iowan 88:6, p.1
Last cap in place in 1987-1988 year; attempt to keep small school feeling.
109 Curris outlines path to excellence at UNI
Northern Iowan 86:30, p.1
President Curris describes areas in which the university should make special efforts including fully implementing general education, enhancing diversity, stabilizing tuition, and improving graduate programs.
110 Later class starting date proposed
Northern Iowan 86:13, p.4
Faculty Senate approves calendar stating later in January.
111 Debate continues over artwork
Northern Iowan 85:57, p.1
Professor Robbins brings matter of removal of art work to Faculty Senate.
112 Faculty Senate votes to lift enrollment cap
Northern Iowan 85:47, p.1
Faculty express concern that enrollment cap has had little, if any, effect other than as a public relations ploy; vote to lift cap, with reservations, 8-7.
113 Faculty approves dead week proposal
Northern Iowan 85:32, p.1
No final comprehensive examination should be given within last two weeks of class, though unit tests and papers may be assigned to be due during that period.
114 Dead Week to be debated
Northern Iowan 85:30, p.2

Faculty Senate will consider matter.

115 Finance major/dept. passes; after Faculty Senate debate
Northern Iowan 85:27, p.1
Department of Finance will be formed from Department of Information Management; some senators object to the process; some senators also have reservations about the search for a new Provost.
116 Curris discusses issues with faculty
Northern Iowan 85:25, p.1
President Curris speaks to the faculty about the selection of a new Provost.
117 Gen. Ed. program debated; faculty concerned as
Northern Iowan 85:14, p.1
Faculty Senate considers General Education report; attempts to understand implications for students and faculty.
118 Faculty Senate elects officers for next year
Northern Iowan 84:57, p.1
Professor Krogmann elected chair; Susann Doody elected vice chair; hear reports on headship study, writing, international study, and Presidential Scholars.
119 Tom Pettit to receive honorary degree from University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1987:388, p.1
The Board of Regents approves the granting of the Doctor of Humane Letters degree to NBC correspondent, Tom Petitt, at the spring commencement ceremonies. Pettit has been the recipient of the Alumni Achievement Award, and several awards in his field.
120 'Dead Week' is needed, logical
Northern Iowan 84:54, p.2
Points out the proposal was not defeated, but sent to EPC.
121 'Dead Week' deserves to die
Northern Iowan 84:53, p.2
Points out significant problems with proposal.
122 Faculty Senate sends Dead Week to committee
Northern Iowan 84:53, p.1
EPC will report to Senate in the fall.
123 Faculty Senate to vote on 'Dead Week' Monday
Northern Iowan 84:51, p.1
124 Senate establishes new council
Northern Iowan 84:49, p.1
Establishes Council on Teacher Education; description of new council.
125 Faculty Senate dockets items to next meeting
Northern Iowan 84:47, p.1
School of Business asks that credit from other institutions be transferable only if the experience is really comparable; ask name change for ROTC oversight committee; will consider teacher education governance; approve seat on Senate for Library.
126 Double-counting for courses changed
Northern Iowan 84:37, p.5
In certain cases students may double count six hours; new general education program will be fully phased in by 1990.
127 Faculty Senate looks at double-counting
Northern Iowan 84:33, p.3
Some question about whether or not the Senate can change something already approved by the entire faculty; also establish committee that will look at use of part-time and temporary faculty.
128 Faculty Senate approves role and scope statement
Northern Iowan 84:23, p.1
Statement reflects the university's goals and intentions.
129 Faculty Senate passes enrollment policy
Northern Iowan 84:19, p.10
Approve enrollment policy for Department of Communication and Theatre Arts; defeat mission statement proposals.
130 Faculty Senate overturns March 1986 proposition
Northern Iowan 84:17, p.1
Graduation requirement will be two years of high school or two semesters of college foreign language; overturns earlier measure that would have required three years or three semesters.
131 Faculty-Senate considers revision, improvement of mission statement
Northern Iowan 84:11, p.6
Also will consider foreign language graduation requirement.
132 Professional sequence increases from 23 hours to 32 hours long
Northern Iowan 83:59, p.5
Faculty Senate passes proposal; some faculty express concern at length of program.
133 UNI hopes for 'partnership' with national youth agency
Northern Iowan 83:57, p.4
Faculty Senate approves humanics curriculum; accepts report on BLS.
134 UNI sticks with number system for course ID's
Northern Iowan 83:53, p.4
Faculty Senate approves maintaining course numbering system; accept general education report calling for improved staffing and changes in numbering for interdisciplinary courses.
135 UNI considers offer of honorary degree
Northern Iowan 83:45, p.1
Apparently approve degree, though the information cannot yet be made public; list of those who have received honorary degrees from UNI; considers policy regarding posthumous degrees.
136 Length of all majors limited by Faculty Senate proposal
Northern Iowan 83:37, p.5
Programs will be designated standard (4 year) or extended; consideration of double counting of some courses.
137 Senate defeats proposal for ad hoc committee on new teaching sequence
Northern Iowan 83:33, p.1
Senators express concerns about the quality of education and the opportunity for consultation.
138 Headship system to be investigated
Northern Iowan 83:29, p.7
Will look at practices at other schools.
139 Writing plan approved
Northern Iowan 83:27, p.4
Faculty Senate approves committee recommendation; will institute Writing Across the Curriculum; approve report on athletics.
140 Drop/ad policy remains same
Northern Iowan 83:23, p.4
Faculty Senate accepts EPC recommendation to leave policy unchanged; text of the policy.
141 University-wide writing recommended in report
Northern Iowan 83:22, p.1
Excerpts from the committee report.
142 Senate approves general education policies
Northern Iowan 83:19, p.6
Approve administrative procedures including articulation with holders of the A. A. degree.
143 Senate OKs gen. ed. courses, including Religions of World
Northern Iowan 83:15, p.3
Approves 47-hour general education program; arguments for and against inclusion of Religions of the World; reject laboratory course requirement.
144 Electives proposal spurs controversy
Northern Iowan 83:11, p.1
Faculty are divided in opinion on recent action that dropped a required 18 hours of electives.
145 Faculty Senate drops proposal
Northern Iowan 83:9, p.5
Drop proposal that would have required 18 hours of electives.
146 Language competency required
Northern Iowan 82:45, p.5
UNI Faculty Senate requires all candidates for a bachelor's degree to have had foreign language classes.
147 Certification requirements stiffened
Northern Iowan 82:41, p.9
UNI Faculty Senate to vote on a proposal that would stiffen teacher certification requirements; would require students to have a 2.4 GPA in their major and minor and not just overall.
148 International Studies needs committee
Northern Iowan 82:41, p.9
UNI Faculty Senate to vote on the formation of a Faculty Committee on International Studies.
149 Faculty Senate debates proposals
Northern Iowan 82:31, p.1
Vote to send 47-hour program to full faculty.
150 Austin proposes policy
Northern Iowan 82:14, p.7
Policy change would reduce time for adding and dropping courses; referred to EPC.
151 The writing competency exam: on its way out?
Northern Iowan 82:9, p.1
Faculty Senate establishes committee to make recommendations regarding the future of the exam.
152 Curris addresses Faculty Senate
Northern Iowan 82:4, p.4
President Curris emphasizes need for a liberal education.
153 Economics department change approved
Northern Iowan 81:51, p.1
On a 6-5 vote, the Department of Economics will move from the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences to the School of Business.
154 Senate to vote on department move
Northern Iowan 81:48, p.1
Department of Economics would like to move from the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences to the School of Business; some faculty voice opposition.
155 Curris mounts a white horse
Northern Iowan 81:43, p.3
Professor Remington is critical of President Curris' recent actions regarding the appointment of Sue Follon.
156 Curris meets in closed session: Affirmative action procedures discussed
Northern Iowan 81:41, p.1
Faculty Senate considers appointment procedure for Sue Follon; re-affirms that procedure should be followed by everyone
157 Follon becomes first woman vice president
Northern Iowa Today 13:2, p.2
Alumna Sue Follon appointed; biographical sketch; search committee criticized for not following affirmative action procedures; photo.
158 Athletic Policy Board changes proposed: Boots to chair Faculty Senate
Northern Iowan 80:55, p.5
Myra Boots will be chair; Marian Krogmann will be vice chair; receive ROTC report; proposes formation of Academic Calendar Committee.
159 Information management title okayed
Northern Iowan 80:47, p.5
Department of Business Education and Administrative Management will become Department of Information Management; defeat suggestion from President Curris to change academic calendar.
160 tgif
Northern Iowan 80:45, p.2
A look at President Curris and the Faculty Senate.
161 Story gains voting privilege
Northern Iowan 80:31, p.6
Norman Story will have faculty voting privilege.
162 Faculty Senate discusses issues
Northern Iowan 80:17, p.6
Retirement of Fred Lott announced; Faculty Senate chair will handle emeritus requests; hear reports on instructional development and experiential learning.
163 Untitled
Northern Iowan 80:14, p.2
Raises questions about the Faculty Senate working behind closed doors.
164 Faculty Senate meeting
Northern Iowan 80:10, p.3
Rhoda Brooks selected for EMCEC board; ROTC instructors must have at least a master's degree.
165 Leander Brown resigns as Culture House advisor
Northern Iowan 80:6, p.5
Paul Rider reports on EOP status.
166 Faculty Senate stiffens admission standards
Northern Iowan 79:56, p.1
New students should have more English and math classes; ACT scores may be considered if coursework is weak.
167 Chabert cries out about money waste
Northern Iowan 79:53, p.3
Professor Chabert asks to see totals of salaries and expenses given to faculty; Professor Richter asks to extend length of semesters.
168 Faculty Senate approves major
Northern Iowan 79:49, p.5
Presidential search committee reports on progress; considering natural history major.
169 Faculty refer petition to committee
Northern Iowan 79:40, p.3
Ask committee to report on Old Administration Building; establish committee to produce evaluation form for top administrators.
170 Senate selects searchers
Northern Iowan 79:36, p.4
Faculty Senate names faculty members of presidential search committee; adopts academic ethics statement.
171 Senate to organize evaluation
Northern Iowan 79:30, p.5
Faculty Senate receives petition calling for evaluation of President Kamerick and Provost Martin; considering role in presidential search.
172 Senate makes proposal for teacher education program
Northern Iowan 79:26, p.1
Faculty Senate approves proposal to unify governance of teacher education; culmination of comprehensive study of teacher education; also vote to consider request to evaluate President Kamerick and Provost Martin.
173 Senate calls for affirmative action officer
Northern Iowan 79:20, p.6
Faculty Senate votes unanimously in favor of issue.
174 Decision postponed
Northern Iowan 79:16, p.9
Faculty Senate considers need for full-time affirmative action officer.
175 Faculty senate meets
Northern Iowan 79:4, p.3
President Kamerick, Provost Martin, and Rusty Martin deliver messages.
176 Final EOP performance evaluation completed
Northern Iowan 78:53, p.1
Evaluation team working on report; should be reported to Faculty Senate in May; Tom Remington elected Senate chair; Fred Hallberg is vice chair; establish graduate student grievance procedures; establish deadlines for grades to be turned in.
177 Upper Iowa students may establish credit through UNI's ROTC
Northern Iowan 78:49, p.1
ROTC program may add faculty member; considers emeritus status procedures.
178 EOP facilitator appointed
Northern Iowan 78:38, p.1
Paul Rider will be on-campus facilitator for EOP outside evaluation; Faculty Senate will consider re-defining voting and non-voting faculty status.
179 Voting faculty to be determined
Northern Iowan 78:37, p.5
Faculty Senate committee will study the issue.
180 Martin thanks Senate
Northern Iowan 78:33, p.2
Rusty Martin thanks the Faculty Senate for paying attention to the Educational Opportunity Program.
181 What's up
Northern Iowan 78:32, p.3
Meetings and activities.
182 Senate appoints EOP study committee
Northern Iowan 78:24, p.1
Committee will investigate what procedures are appropriate to evaluate EOP.
183 Senate throws out demonstration policy
Northern Iowan 78:24, p.4
Believes policy may duplicate Regents policy.
184 Faculty Senate discusses demonstration policy
Northern Iowan 78:20, p.1
The Faculty Senate voted on actions concerning the ROTC and the policy on demonstrations and picketing on campus.
185 Senate approves December Commencement
Northern Iowan 78:6, p.1
About three hundred will graduate; will elect rather than appoint members of ROTC Oversight Committee.
186 December Commencement proposed
Northern Iowan 78:1, p.1
Faculty Senate will consider petition.
187 Faculty approves ROTC
UNI Century 9:3, p.2
Faculty Senate votes 11-9 to endorse ROTC curriculum proposal.
188 'ROTC neither ethical nor legal'
Northern Iowan 77:52, p.3
Students oppose ROTC; believe that it is not ethical or legal.
189 'Senate violated obligation'
Northern Iowan 77:52, p.3
Believes that the Faculty Senate violated its obligation to the students by voting in favor of ROTC.
190 'Students disregarded'
Northern Iowan 77:52, p.2
Feels that the Faculty Senate disregarded the opposition of students regarding ROTC.
191 Challenges wisdom of senate vote
Northern Iowan 77:52, p.2
Feels that the Faculty Senate cared little about student reaction to ROTC.
192 Criticizes Remington's conduct
Northern Iowan 77:52, p.3
Students find fault with Senator Tom Remington's behavior at the Faculty Senate meeting concerning ROTC.
193 Senate Scene
Northern Iowan 77:52, p.8
Deplores Faculty Senate action on ROTC; supports action on El Salvador demonstration.
194 Students and faculty react to ROTC decision
Northern Iowan 77:52, p.6
Faculty and students express opinions.
195 Take us seriously
Northern Iowan 77:52, p.2
Feels that it is the responsibility of senate members to listen to the students.
196 UNISA VPs appalled
Northern Iowan 77:52, p.3
Finds Faculty Senate's decision to allow ROTC on UNI campus appalling.
197 Faculty Senate to vote on ROTC . . .again
Northern Iowan 77:50, p.1
Will attempt to clarify position.
198 ROTC story corrected
Northern Iowan 77:38, p.2
Roy E. Sandstrom puts the record straight on Faculty Senate meeting covering the ROTC program.
199 Can students, and do students study in residence halls?
UNI Century 9:2, p.3
Committee studies educational environment; will report later.
200 ROTC questioned further
UNI Century 9:2, p.4
Faculty Senate addresses list of questions to ROTC administrator at Iowa.