COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Curriculum Committee
September 14, 2004
2:00 p.m.
2004-05 #2
Present
W. Tallon (chair), D. Sinason, D. Docking, S. Marsh, C. DeMoranville, G.
Aase, B. Kregor, A. Farraj, L. Marcellus, M. Salmon
Guests
M. Elsey, J. Mall
UG Student Rep
A. Farraj was introduced as the undergraduate student representative.
Action on Minutes
Minutes from the First Meeting, dated August 31, 2004, were approved.
UCC Rep
Scott Beyer was elected to represent the College of Business on the
Undergraduate Coordinating Council for a three-year term.
College Mission
Statement
The committee approved revised catalog copy for the College Mission
Statement. (See page 1 of 1)
CAHA 492
Max Elsey presented a proposal to offer a section of CAHA 492, Learning
Through Experience, for business students during spring 2005.
ELC Projects
Jane Mall met with the committee to give input regarding the ELC projects.
Currently students are given credit for OMIS 485. Since all majors can now
participate in the projects, members considered other mechanisms for students
to earn credit for the projects.
MBA Study Abroad
Independent study credit hours earned through the MBA study abroad trip was
discussed.
MGMT 468
A revision to the prerequisite/corequisite for MGMT 468 was distributed.
Further discussion will continue at the next meeting.
Adjournment
The meeting adjourned at 3:23 p.m.
Next Meeting
The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, September 28, at 2:00 p.m.
Minutes approved: September 28, 2004_______
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Diane Docking, Assistant Faculty Chair/Secretary
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Copies to: Vice Provost; Undergraduate Curriculum Committee; Director of Admissions; Graduate
Council Curriculum Committee; University Publications; Community College Relations; University
Archives; College Curriculum Committees; Student Association; Registration/Scheduling; College of
Business Faculty
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Curriculum Committee
September 14, 2004
Page 1 of 1
2004-05 #2
College of Business
Other catalog change: Page 66, 2004-2005 Undergraduate Catalog
Page 55, 2004-2005 Graduate Catalog
College Mission Statement
The College of Business provides higher education and professional outreach in the region of
Nnorthern Illinois, while maintaining a global view of the world and participating participates in
relevant activities at the national and international levels level, and is committed to raising
students’ awareness about the implications of international and global business operations. The
college offers outstanding educational programs and academic services to students, faculty,
business, and other stakeholders. The college promotes endorses a balance between teaching and
research while maintaining engaging in partnerships with the business community. The college
focuses its efforts to continually improve the quality of instruction and scholarship to advance its
disciplines and the success of all learners.
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Rationale: Wording revised to comply with the recommendation of the 2003 AACSB visitation team.