FACULTY SENATE AGENDA
Thursday, October 17, 2013
3 pm WB206-207
1. ROLL CALL
2.
Approval of the minutes from 19 September 2013 meeting
3. Chat With Chuck
– President Wight
4.
University
Curriculum Committee – Fran Butler, Chair
COAST
Electronics Engineering – Kirk
Hagen
Electronics Engineering Program Change to
“Electrical Engineering” – Information Item
Sales Service & Technology – Carl Grunander
Sales Service & Technology Program Change to “Professional Sales” – Information
Item
Program Proposal Change
Document
Sales Service & Technology - Department Change to “Professional Sales” –
Information Item
Social & Behavioral Sciences
Neuroscience – Matt Schmolesky
NEUR 3850 Clinical Neuroscience –
New Course Proposal
Syllabus
NEUR4900 Topics in Neuroscience –
New Course
Proposal
Supporting Documents
LIBS2504 Information Resources in
History – New Course Proposal
LIBS2504
General Ed Course Proposal
-- Computer and Information Literacy - New
ARTS & HUMANITIES
English – Mark LeTourneau
Program Change –
Interdisciplinary Linguistics Minor
5.
Constitution Review, Apportionment, and Organization - Tim Herzog, Chair
Apportionment Report for 2013-14
6.
University Ranking & Tenure Evaluation Committee Chair – Patti Cost,
Faculty Senate Chair
Executive Committee Recommendation
7.
Faculty Board of Review
- Patti Cost, Faculty Senate Chair
Committee Member Replacement
8.
Faculty Senate Standing Committee Changes-, Patti Cost, Faculty Senate
Chair
ASSA – Replace Kristin Nelson, ED with Linda Gowens, ED
APAFT – Replace Melissa Neville, HP with Debra Judd, HP
9.
Discussion on Curriculum and eCatalog Deadline Dates - Patti Cost,
Faculty Senate Chair
10.
Other Items
Next
Meeting: Faculty Senate, November
7, 2013 at 3:00 pm WB206-207
FACULTY SENATE MINUTES –
Approved October 17, 2013
MEMBERS - Listed Alphabetically
Eric Amsel
Laura Anderson
John Armstrong
Tim Border
Cary Campbell
Sally Cantwell
Rex Christensen
Kraig
Chugg
Patti Cost
Bruce Davis - Admin. - Absent
Jill Ericson
Jeremy Farner
David Ferro, Admin. - Brian
Rague
Azenett
Garza
Alicia Giralt
Kirk Hagen
Ed Hahn
Sue Harley
Brady Harris – Student
Frank Harrold - Admin.
Jeffery Henry, Student
Kathy Herndon
Tim Herzog
Brent Horn - Excused
Joan Hubbard, Admin. - Excused
Colin Inglefield
Kerry Kennedy
Tom Mathews
David Matty, Admin.
Marek Matyjasik
Madonne
Miner - Admin.
Carol Naylor
Matthew Nicholaou
Matt Ondrus
Carrie Ota
Ryan Pace
Wei Qiu
Clay Rasmussen - Excused
Jack Rasmussen, Admin. - Excused
Scott Rogers
Shane Schvaneveldt
Yas
Simonian - Admin.
Jeff Steagall - Admin.
Sarah Steimel – Leise Zahabi
Mali Subbiah
Ryan Thomas - Admin. - Absent
Jim Turner – Sean Hansen
Michael Vaughan - Admin.
Vikki Vickers – Jeff Richey
President Wight – Admin.
Mary Beth Willard – Gary Johnson
Kristiann
Williams – Kimball Johnson
David Wilson, Student
Josh Winegar
Jan Winniford – Admin.
Joseph Wolfe
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Brenda Stockberger, Secretary
Guests:
Fran Butler
Tim Herzog
1.
ROLL CALL
2.
Approval of the minutes from the 19 September 2013 Faculty Senate
Meeting.
MOTION Motion to approve the minutes from the
19 September 2013 Faculty Senate meeting by John Armstrong.
SECOND Tom Matthews
OUTCOME Unanimous
Information Item
3. Chat
with Chuck – President Wight
President
Wight gave the Senate updates on projects that are in work on campus.
Five
major Projects have been completed on campus:
Marquardt Field House & Weber County Sports Complex, WSU Downtown on Washington Boulevard is
nearing completion. It will house a campus store, development of mobile apps
and Continuing Education, as well as, Wildcat Center, Residence Hall 3 and
Davis D3 building. The Inauguration of President Wight has many
activities scheduled for the week of Oct 19 through 26. Color Dash, Opening of the Marquardt Field
House & Weber County Sports Complex, Imagine Dragon Concert and Make a
Difference Day. Proceeds go to the
Dream Weber Scholarship. The Science Building in the final stages of the design
process. There are two more stages to go
through. We are in a very good place
that this process will go forward.
Q.
When will buildings 3 and 4 be torn down?
A. If the funding is approved
during the legislative session next year, then Buildings 3 and 4 will be
demolished in May, with construction starting soon after. The old building will stay open until
completion of the new building.
Q. Has there been any impact on the university
due to the Government shutdown? A. This has been slight. It may have affected a
grant by a slight delay.
4. University
Curriculum Committee – Fran Butler, Chair
COAST
Electronics
Engineering – Kirk Hagen
Electronics
Engineering Program Change to
“Electrical Engineering” – Information Item
Sales
Service & Technology – Carl Grunander
Sales
Service & Technology Program Change to “Professional Sales” – Information
Item
Sales
Service & Technology - Department Change to “Professional Sales” –
Information Item
Social
& Behavioral Sciences
Neuroscience – Matt Schmolesky
NEUR
3850 Clinical Neuroscience – New Course
Proposal
NEUR4900
Topics in Neuroscience – New Course
Proposal
No
Discussion.
LIBRARY – Kathy
Payne
LIBS2504 Information Resources in History – New Course
Proposal
LIBS2504 General Ed Course Proposal -- Computer and
Information Literacy – New
No
Discussion.
ARTS
& HUMANITIES
English –
Mark LeTourneau
Program
Change – Interdisciplinary Linguistics Minor
No
Discussion
MOTION Motion to approve the curriculum as a
package by Laura Anderson
SECOND Kathy Herndon
OUTCOME Unanimous
5. Constitution
Review, Apportionment, and Organization - Tim Herzog, Chair
Apportionment
Report for 2013-14
This
document can be viewed in its entirety at:
http://faculty.weber.edu/senate/Minutes13-14/FS17Oct2013.html
click on Item 5 of the Agenda.
College |
2013-14 Seats |
Arts & Humanities |
8 |
Moyes
College of Education |
4 |
Library |
1 |
Dumke
College of Health Professions |
7 |
College of Social & Behavioral Sciences |
6 |
College of Applied Science & Technology |
4 |
Goddard School of Business & Economics |
3 |
College of Science |
6 |
Total Seats Faculty Senate |
39 |
Are
instructors counted? Instructors are
counted if teaching. Instructors on
leave were not included. This will be
discussed at a future CRAO meeting.
MOTION Move to approve the Apportionment for the 2013-14 Academic Year by
John Armstrong.
SECOND Marek Matyjasik.
OUTCOME Unanimous
6. University
Ranking & Tenure Evaluation Committee Chair – Patti Cost, Faculty Senate
Chair
Executive
Committee Recommendation
Kathleen
Stevenson was recommended and accepted the invitation to serve as Chair of the
University Ranking & Tenure Evaluation Committee.
MOTION
Motion
to approve the nomination of Kathleen Stevenson as Chair of the University
Ranking & Tenure Evaluation Committee by John Armstrong.
SECOND Colin Inglefield
OUTCOME Unanimous
7. Faculty
Board of Review - Patti Cost, Faculty
Senate Chair
Committee
Member replacement – This item will be postponed until the next senate meeting.
8. Faculty
Senate Standing Committee Changes- Patti Cost, Faculty Senate Chair
ASSA
– Replace Kristin Nelson, ED with Linda Gowens, ED
APAFT
– Replace Melissa Neville, HP with Debra Judd, HP
MOTION Move to approve the changes to the Faculty Senate Standing
Committees by Colin Inglefield.
SECOND John Armstrong
OUTCOME Unanimous
9. Discussion
on Curriculum and eCatalog Deadline Dates - Patti
Cost, Faculty Senate Chair
It
was discussed and approved by the University Curriculum Committee on Sept 25 to
move the deadlines for curriculum and eCatalog dates
to 29 January(Curriculum) and 20 February 2014 (eCatalog). No concerns were brought up by the
Registrar’s office.
DISCUSSION No Discussion.
MOTION
Move
to approve the deadlines for curriculum and eCatalog
dates to 29 January(Curriculum) and 20 February 2014 (eCatalog)
by Eric Amsel.
SECOND Jeremy Farner
OUTCOME Unanimous
SECOND Kathy Herndon
Meeting adjourned at 3:45 pm