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YOUNGSTO'VN STATE UNIVERSITY 
YOUNGSTO~. OHIO 44555 
ACADEMIC DEANS COUNCIL 
Tuesday, July 13. 1982 
1:30 p.m. 
Dean's Conference Room 
Uill iamson School of Business 
MINUTES 
RECEiVED 
JUL 231982 
CGll£G£ OF APPLIED 
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TECHNOLOGY 
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Present: Drs. Gi 11 is, Dodge, Loch, t1cBriarty. McGraw, Richley, Ruggles, 
Scriven, and Yozwiak; Ms. Beronja (Sutton) 
1. The minutes for June 15, 1982 meeting were approved. 
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Dr. Gillis noted that Dr. Loch had ~irculated the off-campus course 
survey and adjustments need to be made . 
Dr. Gill is distributed course-equiv~lencies manuals . 
Dr. Gillis noted that there has been a reorganization of the U.S.D.E. 
Dr~ Gillis mentioned that in the Fall of 1983 there are only three 
work days between Christmas and New Years Day. He has asked Dean Scriven 
to move up registration to the week before Christmas (Calendar of 
Operations) . 
6. Dr. Gill is reported that cuts tn state funding are ranging from 9 to 
13 percent. A 16 percent cut is built into our budget. 
7. Dr. Gill is asked again for suggestions for emeritus procedures. 
Several of the comments and suggestions were discussed. It was the 
suggestion of the Council that the continuous service provISion be 
reviewed (I., Implementation). It was also suggested to review the 
stateme nt relative to past s e rvice qualification (I., Implementation). 
Dr. Scriven asked that the term e quivalency be inserted for administra 
t i ve rr,anagernent . 
8. Dr. Gill is asked that we closely monitor veteran's progress (letter from 
VA) . 
9. Dr. Yonviak proposed a change (see enclosure) in suspension \vording in 
the Bulletin . It was moved, seconded, and passed by the Dean's Council. 
10. Dr. Yoz wiak asked for interpretation of the rul ing on credit-no credit 
for confere nce cours es. 
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11. Dr. Yozwiak asked how Arts & Scien·ces students can gain entrance to 
courses in Engineering, Business, and Computer Technology. For 
Engineering and Computer Technology the response was negative. 
Business replied that if they had the prerequisites, there would be 
no problem. 
12. Dr. Gillis opened the discussion of the suggested articulation policy 
submitted by the Committee chaired by Dean Yozwiak. 
13. Dr. Yozwiak moved that the Dean's Council approve the Committee report 
on articulation. It was seconded and passed as ame nded. Dr. Richley 
moved to amend the report in rea to a hi hI desirable rather than 
required status or foreign language and fine and t 
was secon e. e motIon to amend was defeated. 
amend with the word equivalent. Motion was not seconded. Dr. Scriven 
moved that the words strongly recommended but not required be affixed 
;0 fine and performing arts. t~otion seconded a;d passed. Dr . McBriarty 
moved to al iow substitutIon of computer for foreign lanouage. Motion 
~as not seconded. 
14. Dr. Gillis noted he had received.comments on evaluation from only a 
few Deans . He accordingly is going to extend the time for reaction 
to July 31st. 
15. ~Dr. Gillis asked for sugges~ions on a draft dealing with preparation 
of budget for Summer Sessions, 1983. 
16. Dr. Gillis introduced the materials on the Admission Policy for 
Medical Laboratory Technology. 
17. Dr. Richley proposed the idea of putting the major on the diploma. 
Respectfully submitted, 
H. Robe rt Dodge 
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