UCC POLICY COMMITTEE
ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS
May 2, 2006
I.
ARTS AND HUMANITIES
THORNTON SCHOOL OF MUSIC: PERFORMANCE (VOCAL ARTS) Req. by Elizabeth Hynes
Revise a degree program:
Eff. Fall 2006
B.M., Performance (Vocal Arts) [132 unit program]
Revise requirements to take into account the revision of MPBA 442ab to MPVA 440 and MPVA 441 (see below)
Revise a course:
II.
Eff. Fall 2006
NEW:
MPVA 440 ITALIAN AND FRENCH DICTION (2)
Principles of pronunciation and enunciation; use of international phonetic alphabet.
OLD:
MPVA 442A DICTION (2) Principles of pronunciation and enunciation; use of international phonetic
alphabet. French and Italian.
NEW:
MPVA 441 ENGLISH AND GERMAN DICTION (2)
Principles of pronunciation and enunciation; use of international phonetic alphabet.
OLD:
MPVA 442B DICTION (2)
Principles of pronunciation and enunciation; use of international phonetic alphabet. German and
English.
OVERSEAS STUDIES
No items for administrative action.
IV.
SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
LAS: BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
Drop 3 courses:
A. BISC 425x HISTORY OF DISCOVERY IN BIOLOGY (4)
B. BISC 438 NUTRITIONAL BIOCHEMISTRY (4)
C. BISC 467L HISTOLOGY (4)
Req. by David Caron
Eff. Fall 2006
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V.
SOCIAL SCIENCE
A. MARSHALL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS: MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION
Req. by Thomas G. Cummings
Revise the unit value of a course:
MOR 495 INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT AND INTERNSHIP
NEW UNIT VALUE:
2-4
OLD UNIT VALUE:
4
B. LAS: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Revise the preparation of 3 courses:
Eff. Fall 2007
Req. by Steven Lamy
Eff. Fall 2007
1.
IR 211 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: APPROACHES TO RESEARCH (4, Fa)
NEW PREREQUISITE: IR 210
OLD RECOMMENDED PREPARATION: IR 210
2.
IR 212 HISTORICAL APPROACHES TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (4, Sp)
NEW PREREQUISITE: IR 210
OLD RECOMMENDED PREPARATION: IR 210
3.
IR 213 THE GLOBAL ECONOMY (4, Fa)
NEW PREREQUISITE: IR 210
OLD RECOMMENDED PREPARATION: IR 210
C. KECK SCHOOL OF MEDICINE: PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
Add a course:
HP-499 SPECIAL TOPICS (2-4, max 8)
Lecture and discussion focused on specific topics within health promotion and disease prevention. Course topic
will vary from semester to semester.