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MINUTE OF THE .... CA ErnC Aff'ldR CO.1 ITTEE t1EETON
Apr II ,~i 977
He bers Prsen~:Hakojafv~,HIDt, KhwaJu~Quinby, Skarote, Shuster,
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Minute!!:
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e ,,, 11
Pa~e 2
Ion to mn~redlto 'al corrections, t e
of 4/0111 HH' mo l'FIed s fonows:
f' ph un.r Leor '. udie5, 1 I ne, 7- - IIpropo sat ,
consider such "n actlon."
2, d 3 "ho sed In departm nt •••"
.. Jar In
Acco panyln_:
Prof. oblnson wa
ne~c~rs! Includ
t e Co, , tee that
and no )bJectlonW0r~fec
was~ov~by Pro •V~96'
that th pr pos i or
M jar I ceo pany8n . be r
f r pp 'OY ,. Tn~.0 Ion
ut the statu of the
progr He Informed
hy~b an cIrculated
yed by the U.C.C. It
seco~dedby Prof. Quln y
lor of M sic with a
ommend~dto the Sanatc
ppr~d un nlmou Iy.
L borS~61
T •no~ogy:
out8ln~dth U.C.C. po Itlon on new
to th pU'ogrs. r Indle t d that the
d ef ton 0 hold he eoUf" In bey.anee.
w prl rJDy re u!, ,iom twoconcerns~
b e ce 0 d~tmentfor th co r es nd
the c. rt Ollt th fat of the progi' .It.' In
t h· t: cad m5e Af f I ti" 5 Comm' t t e. 1 I s~ed
It s fnted 0~h meaber of the Co mlttee th t A
cour s r 'ny·oftyed heav 1, In th'val~a~lonof
PQpropol~i. Pyocesscd by the AcademIc
omml t The U.t.C. d clslon on labor
y c s d! Y In th normai precessing of
05 I bee Ie the Academic Affairs Commltt
nt to r co eno for pprov 1 pro ra s
o~gu~nte th ha cours s for uch
~,c~pb'~.DurIng furtherdlscu~slons
Inson entlo"~t f w U.C.C. Memb rs
$sed cone rnb~ut'th acad Ie ,u·Ilflcatlon~
cult I sted for 'these eour es. Tn com-
I e r t d ' 0 S t' 0 n a 9 expI Ined I nth
8917, . () 0 tre.c~drof u.t.C. nd
that U'.C.C. ra xamlne r . posltloQ. The
Infor d th t S. hataJ wltl represent
Ac I c A v f r .Co" 't te at the U. C•C. met I n'9
y (4/i8111) n rq~st that U.C.C.clrc~to the
r St!J C • $
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t. DOS" tydi s
en~'d:
P ge 2
• P?,' i • 1917
Pro. M~kal1Infor.. ed the c ,mmlttee that the
Eco~om'c$Dep6~trnent!s deepBy Involved Wn the
aras of Labor Studfes. Sh5n~lcted tha' ther
ar. faculty In thdep~rtmentwho p clUI~eIn
hI fIeldan~hava tsught couts s d allng wIth
L borStud~as.She~?presseddl appolntm nt and
concer~that in h developmen 1 phas of thIs
progr~mth Economics Department was notconsult~d.
Sheag~eedtha~apro9~amIn Labor StU'les '9 very
de Ire hIe and ,ugD~tedthe EconomIcs Department
h s a great deal of Interest and expertise In thl
res. Sh pointe out that EconomIcs 520t'~tedin
th_ program 1« not the most suItable course for
s ch a program bee .U5 It deal with Macro-aspec's
o EconomIc. Sh 31so IndlcBt d that most of
the new coursesi~5tedfor this program c n be
d v loped In th EconomiesOepartm~ntod/or
M nageme t Dep rtment. ' .
Aft V' further d t .U slon I twas agre d th t ,-per hapro 
ther ,ar- some leglttt~ques Ions Involved heri,
which c n be be@t~~Oayd by a consult tlon between
CAST, -eonomlcs, 3ndM~ng'ment. It' w noted that
r oBut'lons 0'~hegeques -tons would gre tty facl.l-
ta proc sslog of his praposal nd would be of
1m nse he5p to th c de tcAf~~fr5Co mItt. e
h com tttee decld d th t a suggestion be made-to
C' ST, Eeo omte" nd_Ma ag en that they try to
mutuany' resol\ft! q st Ions nd concerns ra'll! d here.
Ne. t: Mee In:
I KI
T, nex t
a 10:00
T 8g
fr m De
meeting wlli be held on Mon v. prll 25
0
1971.
.m. fn the Dean's Conference Room, ESB.
w,tn. IncludeLabo~Studt s nd propo al
crlven.
spectful1y submltt d,
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