YSU hosted the annual regional literacy conference on Friday and Saturday, a successful collaboration with the University of Akron and Kent State University, attended by 700 students. The College of Education would hold ...
The 25th Anniversary Williamson Symposium will be September 28. The Maag Library Constitution day event had a relatively small turnout but Paul Sracic gave an excellent speech. The YSU Fine & Performing Arts brochures ...
The YSU theater season was slated to start on September 7 and the concert season on September 11. Alan Stephan's memorial service was set for September 16. 355 courses still did not have instructors listed. Names were ...
"Homework Express" was nominated for an Emmy award. The College of Fine and Performing Arts was getting ready to move 30 concerts to the new Ford Recital Hall downtown. Pam Palumbo discussed Summer Commencement for August ...
Workload sheets for second summer term were due on July 7. The Outstanding Freshman Scholars Tribute was to be held Saturday August 27. Chad Miller and Sarah Vansuch, from the Student Government Association, presented ...
Dean's Office's annual reports were due as soon as the President's Office determined a deadline. Summer enrollments were down, but in the same proportion as recorded during the rest of the year. A general discussion took ...
The Provost distributed the FY '06 fiscal "deadlines by area." The search committee for the Center for International Programs recommended two candidates to the Provost. Pam Palumbo walked the Council through details of ...
The Deans were asked to review the community college "plan to plan" document/timeline (included with minutes) for the next meeting. Deans' Council discussed a draft MOU about compensation model for under-enrolled classes ...
The College of Engineering and Technology's annual presentation of student projects went well on April 25. Becky Grove, a YSU student, was accepted into the graduate engineering program at Yale. On April 25, the Math ...
Dr. Yemma announced that Emergency Medical Technology's recent accreditation site visit went very well. Paul Kobulnicky announced that all library circulation notices were being sent via e-mail. "Voices and Choices," a ...
The Higher Learning Commission activities will "kick-off" March 24, 2006. Nursing had a very positive accreditation visit and EMT accreditation visit was to follow shortly. The College of Engineering and Technology ...
Nathan Ritchey was introduced as the Interim Associate Provost for Administration and Jason Rakers as the new Director of Network Services. Jimmy Myers reported that the role of the Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity ...
Peter Kasvinsky distributed an executive summary from NorTech discussing a new economic development plan for Northeast Ohio that included Youngstown. Students from Mechanical and Industrial Systems Engineering won first ...
Ron Chordas passed out data sheets showing Academic Affairs' share of the '06 budget reduction was likely to be 1.25% or $894,700. The total University cut was $1,454,059 and this had to be implemented by the end of June ...
Dr. Sweet distributed and reviewed the "Classification of Labor-Management Review Panel Report," a table classifying recommendations in the Labor-Management Panel's report and listing a party or parties responsible for ...
Items for the Board of Trustees' Academic and Student Affairs agenda were due by January 27. Discussion was ongoing about moving the Writing Center, the Reading and Study Skills Center, the Center for International Studies ...
The Dana School of Music was to sponsor Carols and Cocoa and Handel's "Messiah" December 7. The College of Engineering and Technology signed articulation agreements with Jefferson Community College and Belmont Technical ...
The ERIP planning has begun. Work for a protocol for conferencing summer courses was being made. Paul Kobulnicky asked the Deans to consider meeting with the Dean of Arts and Sciences candidates over lunch. Jean Engle ...
Corrected/completed non-teaching-duty summary sheets and any mission reassigned-time forms were due to the Office of the Provost by November 1. Out-of-state visitors were to observe the Youngstown Early College October ...