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Faculty Senate Minutes March 3, 2005
SENATORS: Ellie Baldwin, Cindy Thomas, Tony Schountz, Jill Cordova,
Tim Hatten, Tim Casey, Gayla Jo Slauson, Larry Madsen, Bill McCracken,
Phil Kavanagh, Rich Cowden
MINUTES SECRETARY: Jessica Cowden
I. ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Handbook Revision Committee is comprised of Jane Arledge, Tim
Casey, President Tim Foster, Vice President Carol Futhey, Andy Rodriguez,
Kristi Reuss, Gary Looft, Rich Cowden, Jan Purin, and Nick Adams.
Petitions are circulating via e-mail concerning the proposed revisions.
In order for the committee to consider the revisions for proposal
to the Board of Trustees, there must be at least 10 signatures.
The revisions include the RIF policy, mandatory sixth year, minimum
hiring requirements, search committees, notice of non-renewal, raise
with promotion, and searches for promotion from instructor to tenure-track
faculty.
Two full-time faculty members from each school with alternates
are needed to form committee to make recommendations for the Distinguished
Faculty Awards.
The Concurrent Course Committee is in the process of developing
standards for faculty and students involved in concurrent courses.
They hope to present something at the next Senate meeting.
There will be a salary study report at the next Senate meeting.
II. MEETING MINUTES
The motion was made, seconded and passed to amend the January 20,
2005 Senate minutes to include Hasson Tavossis name in the
Guests section. (Thomas/McCracken)
The motion was made, seconded and passed to receive and approve
the January 20, 2005 Faculty Senate minutes. (Thomas/McCracken)
III. FACULTY TRUSTEE ELECTION
Kavanagh provided the senators with an outline of the procedures
used for the last elections in spring 2000 to use as an example.
There are two nominees: Doug ORoark and Carrie McVeigh-Waring.
The ballots should be available mid-week after Spring Break, due
back March 30 and the results will be announced on April 1.
IV. REVISION OF SENATE BYLAWS
Revisions should be made and finalized prior to this years
Senate elections. They should also be submitted to all full-time
faculty for a vote of approval.
A small working group was formed to work on the revisions: Kavanagh,
Casey, and Hatten.
Meeting adjourned at 5:00 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Jessica Cowden
Minutes Secretary
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