Faculty Senate
CAP MEETING MINUTES
D e c e mb e r 1 2 , 2 0 1 4
Attendance: Dan Adams, Grecia Anaya-Arevalo, Julia Bledsoe, Amy Blomquist, Dan Bouwerearts, Tom Cardoza, Tara
Connolly, Melissa Deadmond (ad hoc), Wes Evans, Bob Fletcher, Mike Holmes, Andy Hughes, Jay Jorgensen, Olga Messina,
Jeffrey Metcalf, Staci Miller, Haley Orthel-Clark, Perla Petry, Melanie Purdy (chair), Brian Ruf, Randy Walden, Jim Winston.
Absent: Becky Calhoun (proxy Melanie Purdy), Leslie Jai (ad hoc), Michelle Noel
Guests: Bridgett Blaque, Natalie Brown, Lisa Buehler, Christine Boston, Ron Marston, Judy Fredrickson, John Creelman,
Natalie Russell, Armida Fruzzetti, Lance Bowen, Tara Lewis.
Meeting called to order: 9:00 a.m.
1.
Approval of the Meeting Minutes from November 2014: Tom Cardoza/Dan Bouweraerts
Master Course Outlines
Deletions: Passed; Randy Walden/Andy Hughes
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CRJ 108 - Introduction to Homeland Security
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CRJ 145 - Transportation and Border Security
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CRJ 261 - Intelligence Analysis and Security Management (Tom Cardoza - opposed)
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SKC 1 - Skills Center
New: Passed
ACC 290 - Certified Bookkeeper Course, Dan Bouweraerts/Wes Evans
CS 219 - Computer Organization, Tara Connolly/Tom Cardoza
HIT 180 - Health Information Management, Randy Walden/Dan Bouweraerts: w/revised contact hours
Revisions: Passed as Consent Items; Tom Cardoza, Haley Orthel-Clark
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ANTH 102 - Introduction to Physical Anthropology
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ANTH 110L - Physical Anthropology Laboratory
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ANTH 201 - Peoples and Cultures of The World
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ANTH 202 - Archaeology
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ANTH 205 - Ethnic Groups In Contemporary Societies
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ART 263 - Survey of African, Oceanic, & Native American Art
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ART 270 - Women In Art
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CHS 200 - Introduction to Public Health Biology
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CIT 152R - Web Script Language Programming
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CIT 230 - Advanced Java
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CIT 234 - Advanced C#
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Created: 7/1/2015; Rev: 7/1/2015
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CIT 251 - Advanced Web Development
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CPE 201 - Digital Design
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CUL 105 - Basic Skills Development
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CUL 245 - The Business Chef
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DT 101 - Basic Diesel Engines
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DT 201 - Diesel Brakes and Pneumatics
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DT 211 - Light Duty Performance
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DT 235 - Steering and Suspension
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DT 250 - Preventative Maintenance
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ENG 205 - Introduction To Creative Writing: Fiction and Poetry
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ENG 220 - Writing Poetry
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ENG 267 - Introduction to Women and Literature
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ENG 231 - World Literature I
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ENG 232 - World Literature II
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ENT 230 - Financing Your Small Business Venture
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GRC 275 - Web Design and Publishing II
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HUM 105 - The Art of Film
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PSY 240 - Introduction To Research Methods
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WMST 101 - Introduction To Women’s Studies
Revisions: Passed as Individual Motions:
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NUT 121 – Human Nutrition, Haley Orthel-Clark/Dan Bouweraerts
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SKC 86 – College Transition Math [PREFEX CHANGED to CTM 86], Haley Orthel-Clark/Jay Jorgensen
Revisions Tabled to February, 2015: Tom Cardoza/Olga Mesina
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CLS 151 – Phlebotomy
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CUL 101 – Sanitation/HACCP (CFPM)
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CUL 114 – Buffet
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CUL 225 – Advanced Baking
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CUL 230 – Pastry Arts
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CUL 295 – Work Experience in Culinary Arts
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NURS 142 – Fundamentals of Pharmacology
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NURS 202 – Nursing Care 3
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NUTR 291 – Nutrition Internship-Food Service
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NURT 293 – Nutrition Internship - Clinical
Current General Education Courses New or Revised to Meet New Criteria: These courses were reviewed by small
teams and then brought to vote.
Passed as AA/AS Fine Arts General Education Courses
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ART 263 – Survey of African, Oceanic, & Native American Art, Dan Adams/Randy Walden
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ENG 205 – Introduction To Creative Writing: Fiction and Poetry, Haley Orthel-Clark/Grecia Anaya-Arevalo
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ENG 220 – Writing Poetry, Grecia Anaya-Arevalo/Haley Orthel-Clark
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Passed as AA/AS Humanities General Education Courses:
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ENG 205 – Introduction To Creative Writing: Fiction and Poetry, Haley Orthel-Clark/Grecia Anaya-Arevalo
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ENG 220 – Writing Poetry, Grecia Anaya-Arevalo/Haley Orthel-Clark
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ENG 267 – Introduction to Women and Literature, Dan Adams/Olga Mesina
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ENG 231 – World Literature I, Dan Bouweraerts/Brian Ruf
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ENG 232 – World Literature II, Randy Walden/Amy Blomquist
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HUM 105 – The Art of Film, Tom Cardoza/Haley Orthel-Clark
Passed as AA/AS Natural Science General Education Courses
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ANTH 102 – Introduction to Physical Anthropology, Dan Bouweraerts/Brian Ruff
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ANTH 110L – Physical Anthropology Laboratory, Dan Bouweraerts/Brian Ruff
Passed as AA/AS Social Science General Education Courses
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ANTH 201 – Peoples and Cultures of The World, Randy Walden/Amy Blomquist
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ANTH 202 – Archaeology, Tara Connolly/Olga Mesina
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ANTH 205 – Ethnic Groups In Contemporary Societies, Grecia Anaya-Arevalo/Haley Orthel-Clark
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WMST 101 – Introduction To Women’s Studies, Bob Fletcher/Dan Bouweraerts
Passed as Diversity
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ANTH 201 - Peoples and Cultures of The World, Randy Walden/Amy Blomquist
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ANTH 205 – Ethnic Groups In Contemporary Societies, Grecia Anaya-Arevalo/Haley Orthel-Clark
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ART 263 – Survey of African, Oceanic, & Native American Art, Dan Adams/Randy Walden
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ART 270 – Women in Art, Amy Blomquist/Randy Walden
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ENG 267 – Introduction to Women and Literature, Dan Adams/Olga Mesina
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WMST 101 – Introduction To Women’s Studies, Bob Fletcher/Dan Bouweraerts
Degrees, Emphasis & Certificates
Deletions:
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Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Associates Program Skills Certificate, Randy Walden/Dan
Bouweraerts
Revision:
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Associate of Science, Computer Science Emphasis, Dan Bouweraerts/Brian Ruf
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AA Degree Anthropology Emphasis, Tara Connolly/Haley Orthel-Clark
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Certified Professional Bookkeeper - Skills Certificate, Randy Walden/Dan Bouweraerts
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Linux Professional Certification Preparation - Skills Certificate, Haley Orthel-Clark/Olga Mesina
New:
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Bricklayers Apprenticeship Skills Certificate, Randy Walden/Wes Evans
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New (approved as a block): Dan Bouweraerts/Dan Adams
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Carpentry Apprenticeship Skills Certificate
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Cement Mason Apprenticeship Skills Certificate
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Culinary Arts Entrepreneurs - Associate of Applied Science
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Culinary Arts Entrepreneurs - Certificate of Achievement
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Electrician Apprenticeship Skills Certificate
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Floor Coverers Apprenticeship Skills Certificate
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Ironworker Apprenticeship Skills Certificate
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Natural Gas Pipe Fitters Certificate
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Natural Gas Pressure Operators Skills Certificate
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Natural Gas Serviceman Skills Certificate
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Operating Engineers Apprenticeship Skills Certificate
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Painters Apprenticeship Skills Certificate
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Plasterers Apprenticeship Skills Certificate
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Plumbers Apprenticeship Skills Certificate
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Refrigeration Apprenticeship Skills Certificate
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Sheetmetal Apprenticeship Skills Certificate
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Tilesetters Apprenticeship Skills Certificate
Outcome/Measure Revisions
Note: This item requires no CAP Committee action and was processed through the office of the Associate Dean of
Assessment and Planning, per policy approved by the TMCC President. This is provided as an informational item only:
No Submissions
Current AA/AS General Education Courses: Still needing to be reviewed by the CAP Committee
Mission accomplished!
Discussion
1.
Chair Purdy posted the announcement for new CAP chair including the Bylaws description of the committee charges
as well as her own example of some of the duties associated with being chair. She is completing her third year
and is not eligible to be reelected for an additional two year term. She encouraged a CAP member to consider
doing this position as an individual from outside the committee may not know the procedures and processes of the
committee.
2.
The Committee motioned and approved changes to the AA/AS General Education English requirement to match the
NSHE code and to read:
3.
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English: 3-6 credits
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Including ENG 102 or ENG 114
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Total General Education Requirements: 21 – 24 credits
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Total Electives: 16-39
Page B-51, under Skills Certificates at TMCC - reword this sentence to : Certificates can be designated as
stackable credentials within existing Associate Degree Tracks.
4.
The academic advisors explained the English is changing cut scores, however, the term “qualifying” will be used in
the descriptions, etc and not a specific score/number.
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5.
The committee will discuss AAS General Education format/lay out in February (what to do with the categories that
are NSHE mandated, but are not required classes – can be embedded or double dipped)
6.
The CAP committee will discuss the guidelines below in February:
AAS to BAS Guidelines
AAS Requirement
Credits
BAS
Requirement
English/Communications
Eng 101/102- 113/114
required
6 credits
Eng 102/Eng
114
6 credits
Must be AA/AS Gen Ed English. However, if a
student can complete Eng 102 with out Eng
101, an additional course must be selected
Math
Transferable math
3 credits
Recommend
AA/AS math
course
3 credits
AAS approved math GE may be suitable for
BAS, however, care must be taken that the
course selected will be appropriate for the BAS
of choice
Science
Transferable science
3 credits
Science (one
additional
course)
6 credits
AAS approved science GE may be suitable for
BAS. Six credits of science are required for the
BAS.
Social Science/Fine
Arts/Humanities
3 credits
Two additional
courses
required.
9 credits
This may include building in the diversity
course as a “double” dip with these credits. Six
additional credits are required from AAS to BAS
Human Relations
3 credits
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It is possible for students to take a Human
Relations course that is transferable as elective
credit as it is not required for the BAS gen ed,
but is for AAS, or may be embedded in the AAS
US/NV Constitution
3 credits
US/NV
Constitution
3 credits
This course is the same for AAS/BAS
Diversity
(3
credits)
Diversity
(3
credits)
This may double dip with a SS/FA/Humanities
or other course that is also diversity
Capstone
0 credits
Course only for
BAS
3 cr
as determined by program
Total AAS
21-24
credits
BAS Total
27-33
credits
Degree Requirements
Credits
Comments
32 credits at TMCC, 40 UD credits total
Electives
Total for degree
60
credits
120 credits
Outcome/Measure Revisions: (No CAP Action Required)
Processed through Associate Dean of Assessment and Planning – Melissa Deadmond
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Courses – None
*deadline for 2015-2016 catalog.
Meeting Schedule for Fall 2014 - Spring 2015:
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MCOs due to CAP for Review at CAP:
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10/31/14
11/14/14
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*11/28/14
12/12/14
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1/30/15
2/13/15
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2/27/15
3/13/15
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3/27/15
4/10/15
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4/24/15
5/8/15
Spring
*Last date for catalog deadline
Meeting adjourned: at 11 am.
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