Academic Deans Council Minutes : October 11, 1988

Abstract

The Provost requested Deans to forward him their College Specific General Requirements for coding into the Degree Audit system. The Provost seeks development of proposal concepts since only a few came forward for Round Three of the Academic Challenge Grants. Progress was being made in the allocation of HB 810 funds for departmental use in Instructional and Replacement Equipment Purchases. The Provost requested reactions to the proposed 1990-1991 calendar previously distributed. President Humphrey and Provost Gillis decided to fund the Forensics program. The Provost urged the prompt submission of grant proposals. All contracts required the approval of President Humphrey and that verbal commitments to potential employees or contractors were not to be made. Forms were required for Faculty Professional Development, Program Coordination, Research Professorships and Grants. There was a general approval that credit for courses such as English 550 and 551 should apply to both University and high school requirements for college courses used to satisfy high school requirements. A case was discussed concerning a Statute of Limitations Impact on University Honors.