Faculty Senate Meeting
June 19, 2014
Agenda
I. Call to Order and Roll Call
- Melanie Mormile, Secretary
II. Approval of April 17, 2014 meeting minutes
III. Campus Reports and Responses
IV. Reports of Standing and Special Committees
V. Old Business
VI. New Business and Announcements
VII. Adjourn
Agenda
I. Call to Order and Roll Call
- Melanie Mormile, Secretary
II. Approval of April 17, 2014 meeting minutes
http://facultysenate.mst.edu/media/campussupport/facultysenate/documents/fsminutes/2014/FS.Minutes.04.17.14.pdf
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
Campus Reports and Responses
Reports of Standing and Special Committees
Old Business
New Business and Announcements
Adjourn
Agenda
I. Call to Order and Roll Call
- Melanie Mormile, Secretary
II. Approval of April 17, 2014 meeting minutes
III. Campus Reports and Responses
IV. Reports of Standing and Special Committees
V. Old Business
VI. New Business and Announcements
VII. Adjourn
Agenda
Campus Reports and Responses
A. President’s Report
Mark Fitch
B. Administrative Reports
i) K. Krishnamurthy for C. Schrader
ii) K. Krishnamurthy for K. Wray
C. Staff Council Report
S. Lewis
D. Student Council – No report
R. Jacobsen
E. Council of Graduate Students
E. Ronchetto
Faculty Senate Report
June 19, 2014
President’s Report
June 19, 2014
Faculty Senate Report
June 19, 2014
Intercampus Faculty Council:
• IFC Task Force on workload policy report to Chairs
• IT security training modules sent to IFC (only?) yesterday
• Course Sharing Proposals: hoped 15 courses, received 17
proposals for 29 courses, funded 25.
• Fitness for Duty policy in draft form
• Discussions: post-tenure and post-full professor retirement in
place, ideas of additional promotion
• Tonight, 5 of 11 President’s Awards to S&T faculty
• Elmore, Cross-Cultural Engagement
• Dawes, Early Career Excellence
• Crow, Leadership
• Ma, Mentoring
• Gregg, Jefferson Award
Faculty Senate Report
June 19, 2014
Intercampus Faculty Council:
• Title IX: all are mandated reporters, task force working on
training and interpretation of President’s order
• State appropriation good (+5%), or maybe not (Governor,
veto override, revenue growth reality), System says:
• 1-1.5% increase to general pool
• $18 million strategic funding expected available
• 2% cut for strategic match expected
• Merit increases from 3% budget reallocation
• IFC promoting in-dep’t transparency in evaluation and
merit raises;
• ‘productive’ oft excludes service, instead do not
promote useless volunteerism
Faculty Senate Report
June 19, 2014
Intercampus Faculty Council:
• System continues to push patents as component of dossier,
IFC replies no ban on patent inclusion
• Some IFC members dislike President’s “Flagship University”
• April BOC received ‘report’ on administrative hiring (Chronicle
article):
• UM spends 77% of budget on “core mission”, peers: 72%
• Last 5 years, 19.6% degree ↑ at 3.7% ↓ in $/degree
• UM overall 51% of employees academic, public research
universities average 47%
Faculty Senate Report
June 19, 2014
State Appropriations plus Net Tuition & Fees per FTE Student
$25,000
$25,000
$20,882
$20,000
Gap
$20,000
$15,918
$15,000
$15,000
$10,000
$10,000
$5,000
$5,000
$-
$-
Net Tuition & Fees/FTE
State Appropriations/FTE
Total/FTE CPI Adjusted
Chart from President Wolfe’s April BOC presentation
Faculty Senate Report
June 19, 2014
16%
Cumulative Growth in Academic and Staff headcount to
Student FTE over previous 5 years
14%
12%
10%
13.5%
8%
6%
4%
2%
4.7%
0%
-2%
-4%
2008
2009
Academic
2010
Staff
2011
Student Enrollment (FTE)
2012
- 2.5%
Limited Raises and Instituted Hiring Freezes
System-wide, 2002 to 2012, student-to-faculty ratio increased from 17.4 to 19.7
Deferred Plant Maintenance and Renewal: Backlog of M&R needs increased $479M
between 2008 and 2013
Chart from President Wolfe’s April BOC presentation
Low Administrative Cost in Peer Group –
Benchmarked to Other Public Flagships in Recent WSJ Article & SEC AAU Members
35%
30%
25%
AAU Median
20%
15%
10%
5%
0%
Institutional support
Academic support
Student services
Median
Source: Avg. 2009-2011 Academic and Administrative Support as % of Total Expenditures from IPEDS
Staff by Function, Campus to
Campus
UMKC
UM
UMSL
1260; 15%
430; 5%
930; 11%
MU
S&T
5160; 60%
850; 10%
Faculty Senate Report
June 19, 2014
Campus:
• Enrollment growth. June 16 data vs. last year:
• +132 freshmen (+ 105 PRO tomorrow), >10% growth
• -35 transfers, ~14% shrink
• +20 grad (total 97 admit, 35 on campus), 26% growth
• 1471/1354 = 8.6% increase
• Overall enrollment up 2-3% estimated
• No dep’t capacity values, some, esp. in ABS, have room
• IT working on 7-yr gradebook retention
• Deans:
• Tenure (Policy) Committee P&T process back from
General Counsel, edits not principles and process,
instead making wording more lawyeresque
• Two proposed amendments to CRR with RP&A, special
Gen Fac meeting next week expected
Agenda
Campus Reports and Responses
A. President’s Report
B. Administrative Reports
Mark Fitch
i) K. Krishnamurthy for C. Schrader
ii) K. Krishnamurthy for K. Wray
C. Staff Council Report
S. Lewis
D. Student Council – No Report
R. Jacobsen
E. Council of Graduate Students
E. Ronchetto
Campus Update
Dr. K. Krishnamurthy
Faculty Senate
June 19, 2014
Student Affairs
• UM System
Title IX
initiative
underway
• S&Tep In
Bystander
Intervention
Program
launched
Tuesday
May Commencement
Finance and Administration
• Geothermal
• Enterprise
Resource
Planning
(ERP) System
• Street on the
north side of
Havener
University Advancement
• Charitable
giving and
alumni
participation
is up
• Survey of
donor
satisfaction
• RFP for
marketing
services
Battle of the Brains 2014
University Advancement
Marketing Presentations
8:30-9:30 a.m. Friday, June 27
Educational Marketing Group
Turner Room – Havener Center
9-10 a.m. Tuesday, July 1
Ologie
Turner Room – Havener Center
1-2 p.m. Tuesday, July 1
160over90
Turner Room – Havener Center
9-10 a.m. Monday, July 7
SimpsonScarborough
Room 124 Butler-Carlton
Visit calendar.mst.edu
or contact Andy Careaga,
director of communications
Human Resource Services, Affirmative
Action, Diversity & Inclusion
• Supervisor and
Manager
workshop
• Faculty offer
letter template
• Lunch and
Learn Series
Staff Day 2014
Strategic Planning
• FY15 strategic
plan update
available July 1
• 28 actions
completed in FY14
• Plan format
redesigned and
compressed
• Annual progress
report available
Aug. 1
Thanks!
Any questions?
Agenda
Campus Reports and Responses
A. President’s Report
Mark Fitch
B. Administrative Reports
i) K. Krishnamurthy for C. Schrader
ii) K. Krishnamurthy for K. Wray
C. Staff Council Report
D. Student Council – No report
E. Council of Graduate Students
S. Lewis
R. Jacobsen
E. Ronchetto
Office of International Affairs
On April 21, 2014 the International Affairs Associate Director,
James Monahan, visited American University in Dubai (AUD)
to strengthen our cooperative agreement with them.
David Zdvorak (Jr., Civil Engineering – pictured far right)
received a Clinton scholarship for a semester abroad at AUD
and met the former U.S. President while studying in Dubai.
Office of International Affairs
In April, S&T hosted nine students from the
Universiti Malaysia Pahang for a Student Mobility Program.
Top students were chosen for the program to introduce
them to graduate studies at an American university.
UMP students pose with S&T student ambassador Sarah Pavlowsky outside Parker Hall.
Enrollment Management
• Preregistration numbers for Fall 2014 are up
about 6%. Largest increase is at the master’s
degree level.
• New Fall 2014 freshmen class estimated at
1,294 compared to 1,263 last year (+2.4%).
Academic index anticipated to rise:
– ACT average increase from 27.9 to 28.3.
– High school GPA increase from 3.81 to 3.84.
Office of Graduate Studies
• Technical Editing:
– Sixteen more documents (a 26% increase) were
submitted for technical editing during the Spring
2014 semester (46) than were submitted during the
Spring 2013 semester (62).
– Fifteen of seventeen respondents rated the editing
services we provide as either “Excellent” or
“Great.” (Two did not respond.)
• Tutoring:
– 35 of 36 respondents either “Strongly Agree” or
“Agree” that they would recommend our tutoring
services to others.
Office of Graduate Studies
• The “Parent Program” of the
Geotechnics Graduate Certificate was
successfully changed from the
Geological Engineering Program to the
Geotechnics ME Program.
• Over 475 admission files were
processed during the month of May,
2014.
Office of Undergraduate Studies
Hit the Ground Running (HGR)
• Program runs from July 13th – August 1st
Student Design and Experiential Learning Center (SDELC)
• FSAE: Formula Car, 12th place overall in Michigan out of 120
teams.
• HPV: Human Powered Vehicle, 3rd place at HPVC West in
California, 4th Place at HPVC East in Orlando.
• AAVG: Advanced Aero Vehicle Group, Heavy Lift Airplane, 4th
place at SAE West in Ft. Worth
• Steel Bridge: First place at Regional Competition in Stillwater, OK.
2nd fastest build time and 3rd best cost at Nationals but only 35th
overall out of 47 teams.
• MRDT: Mars Rover Design Team: 2nd place overall at the
International University Rover Challenge in Hanksville, UT. First
place was taken by the Hyperion Team from Poland – So S&T has
the best rover in North America!
Office of Undergraduate Studies
South-Central Regional Professional Development Center (SC RPDC)
•
New Buildings in Collaborative Initiative
‒ SC RPDC has increased regional buildings in this project for the 2014-15
year from 32 to 46.
‒ The initiative is designed to improve learning outcomes for all students.
‒ The focus is on collaborative data teams, assessment, and instructional
practice.
•
New Director for SC RPDC
‒ Mary Ann Burns has been hired as the new Director at SC RPDC.
‒ She was previously employed at the Department of Education, and
led the statewide implementation of the Missouri Professional
Learning Project.
‒ She began her duties June 1.
Office of Sponsored Programs
• Summary of FY14 activities through the end of April
– Proposals awarded in total dollars: $24.2M (down 47%)
– Number of proposals awarded and amendments: 235 (up
9%)
– Proposals submitted in total dollars: $109.6M (down 9%)
– Number of proposals submitted: 462 (up 11%)
– Total expenditures: $35M (up 4%)
– Net grant and contract expenditures: $28.2M (up 3%)
– F&A recovered: $5.6M (up 8%)
– Number of active awards: 627 (up 16%)
Congratulations to …
• Jie Gao, a member of
Mechanical & Aerospace
Engineering is one of 34
junior faculty members in
the nation to win the Oak
Ridge Associated
Universities Ralph E. Powe
Junior Faculty Enhancement
Award for the proposal
entitled “Spontaneous
Emission Engineering with
Optical Metamaterials.”
Agenda
Campus Reports and Responses
A. President’s Report
Mark Fitch
B. Administrative Reports
i) K. Krishnamurthy for C. Schrader
ii) K. Krishnamurthy for K. Wray
C. Staff Council Report
S. Lewis
D. Student Council – No report
R. Jacobsen
E. Council of Graduate Students
E. Ronchetto
Staff Council
•
•
•
•
•
Sara Lewis is now Chair through the rest of the year and
next
Currently sending out nominations for next years council to
replace members who are stepping down
Voted in favor of amended Student Council Gender Identity
and Gender Expression Motion
Hosted open presentation for Staff to hear System present
task force recommendations for Reimagining our University
Experience
Focusing on wrapping up rest of current year- smoking
survey, professional development opportunities, elections
•
•
S&T Springfield Cardinals day enjoyed by many
Staff Day 2014 was a huge success. New professional
development and wellness initiatives were popular and favored.
Congrats to Service Award Recipients and Staff Excellence
Award Winners:
Vicki Brooks, security officer in university police
Kevin Crowley, custodian for Thomas Jefferson Hall
Brooke Durbin, programmer analyst in enrollment management
Diane Hagni, office support associate in undergraduate studies
Oscar Kemp, police lieutenant in university police
Randall Lewis, tech II in mechanical and aerospace engineering
Lynn Shelton, senior office support assistant in the registrar’s office
Amber Stienbarger, office support assistant IV in development
Sherry Vance, student support specialist I in admissions
Jan Buhlinger Spirit Award Reciepient: Jesse Singleton

Salute A Veteran Blood Drive June 27 and June 30th
Agenda
Campus Reports and Responses
A. President’s Report
Mark Fitch
B. Administrative Reports
i) K. Krishnamurthy for C. Schrader
ii) K. Krishnamurthy for K. Wray
C. Staff Council Report
S. Lewis
D. Student Council – No report
R. Jacobsen
E. Council of Graduate Students
E. Ronchetto
Agenda
Campus Reports and Responses
A. President’s Report
Mark Fitch
B. Administrative Reports
i) K. Krishnamurthy for C. Schrader
ii) K. Krishnamurthy for K. Wray
C. Staff Council Report
S. Lewis
D. Student Council – No report
R. Jacobsen
E. Council of Graduate Students
E. Ronchetto
Council of Graduate Students
Election Results (May 2014 – May 2015)
– Erica Ronchetto; President
• Materials Science and Engineering – PhD
– Yao Cheng; Vice President
• Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering – PhD
– Krutika Karthik; Secretary
• Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering – MS
– Basu Lamichhane; Treasurer
• Physics – PhD
Agenda
I. Call to Order and Roll Call
- Melanie Mormile, Secretary
II. Approval of April 17, 2014 meeting minutes
III. Campus Reports and Responses
IV. Reports of Standing and Special Committees
V. Old Business
VI. New Business and Announcements
VII. Adjourn
Agenda
Reports of Standing and Special Committees
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
RP&A
M. Fitch for S. N. Balakrishnan
Curricula
D. Tauritz
ITCC – No report
T. Vojta
Personnel
L. Acar
Effective Teaching
T. Philpot
IP&Tech Transfer
K. M. Isaac
Student Awards and Financial Aid
Administrative Review B. Hale for S. N. Balakrishnan
Budgetary Affairs
B. Hale
Agenda
Reports of Standing and Special Committees
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
RP&A
M. Fitch for S. N. Balakrishnan
Curricula
D. Tauritz
ITCC – No report
T. Vojta
Personnel
L. Acar
Effective Teaching
T. Philpot
IP&Tech Transfer
K. M. Isaac
Student Awards and Financial Aid
Administrative Review B. Hale for S. N. Balakrishnan
Budgetary Affairs
B. Hale
Campus Curricula Committee
Report June 19, 2014
» 19 Degree Change (DC) forms
File 7.6: course renumbering update of the MS in
Applied Mathematics
File 146.1: update of the BA in Biological Sciences to
reflect current course offerings as well as for course
renumbering purposes
File 147.1: update of the BS in Biological Sciences,
primarily to require Biostatistics
Campus Curricula Committee
Report June 19, 2014
File 25.1: update of the Computer Engineering Minor,
changing some of the course requirements
File 149.14: update of the BS in Ceramic Engineering,
including removal of the Fundamentals of Engineering
Examination graduation requirement
File 152.4: update of the BS in Civil Engineering,
including for course renumbering purposes
File 155.1: update of the BS in Electrical Engineering to
reflect new courses, enhance clarity, and for course
renumbering purposes
Campus Curricula Committee
Report June 19, 2014
File 231.2: course renumbering update of the Electrical
Engineering Minor
File 225: PhD in Explosives Engineering DC form
formality (received prior FS approval in February 2013)
File 157.1: History BA course renumbering update
File 85.3: Math PhD update to clarify which research
hours will need to be 6099 as opposed to 5099
Campus Curricula Committee
Report June 19, 2014
File 86.25: Mechanical Engineering BS update to allow
Matlab for programming elective, remove IDE 220 as an
emphasis area elective, and replace free electives with
more targeted breadth electives
File 94.1: change the name of the Minor in Mineral
Process Engineering to Mineral Processing
File 104.1: update of the BS in Nuclear Engineering,
including for course renumbering purposes
File 105.1: course renumbering update of the Minor in
Nuclear Engineering
Campus Curricula Committee
Report June 19, 2014
File 235: new, interdisciplinary Humanitarian
Engineering and Science Minor, housed in Geological
Science and Engineering department, but with a
campus wide advisory committee formed by the VPUGS
File 192.1: course renumbering update of the BA in
Psychology
File 132.5: update of the Technical Communication BS
to expand elective course options
File 181.5: course renumbering update of the Minor in
Technical Communications
Campus Curricula Committee
Report June 19, 2014
» 97 Course Change (CC) forms
» 11 Experimental Course (EC) forms (informational
only)
The Campus Curricula Committee moves for the
approval of this report’s DC and CC forms.
Campus Curricula Committee
Report June 19, 2014
» 1 Name Change (NC) form
The Department of Geological Sciences and
Engineering (GSE) proposes changing its name to the
Department of Geosciences and Geological and
Petroleum Engineering (GGPE).
The Budgetary Affairs Committee has approved this NC
form.
The Campus Curricula Committee moves for the
approval of this report’s NC form.
Campus Curricula Committee
Report June 19, 2014
Current Experimental Course (EC) policy:
An EC form must be submitted before an experimental course is to
be offered. EC forms approved Spring 2009 or later allow the course
to be offered twice at any time during the following three year
period. After an experimental course has been offered twice, a CC
form may be submitted to request a permanent course number.
Proposed EC policy:
An EC form must be submitted before an experimental course is to
be offered. An EC form allows an experimental course to be offered
unlimited times during the five year period following its approval. A
CC form may be submitted to request a permanent course number, if
that course has been offered experimentally at least two times during
the preceding five year period.
The Campus Curricula Committee moves for the
approval of this proposed EC policy.
Campus Curricula Committee
Report June 19, 2014
The 2014-2015 Campus Curricula Committee
members have elected Dr. Thomas Schuman as
their chair, who accepted the position. The new
committee and chair appointments are effective
August 1st 2014.
Agenda
Reports of Standing and Special Committees
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
RP&A
M. Fitch for S. N. Balakrishnan
Curricula
D. Tauritz
ITCC – No report
T. Vojta
Personnel
L. Acar
Effective Teaching
T. Philpot
IP&Tech Transfer
K. M. Isaac
Student Awards and Financial Aid
Administrative Review B. Hale for S. N. Balakrishnan
Budgetary Affairs
B. Hale
Agenda
Reports of Standing and Special Committees
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
RP&A
M. Fitch for S. N. Balakrishnan
Curricula
D. Tauritz
ITCC – No report
T. Vojta
Personnel
L. Acar
Effective Teaching
T. Philpot
IP&Tech Transfer
K. M. Isaac
Student Awards and Financial Aid
Administrative Review B. Hale for S. N. Balakrishnan
Budgetary Affairs
B. Hale
Personnel Committee
Personnel Committee has considered three
issues related to the NTT faculty.
•
•
•
Hiring
Promotion
Termination
Committee found out that there's an
inconsistency in the intent of having NTT
faculty and details of these processes.
•
CRR 310.035.H clearly states that NTT
faculty appointments are usually 1- year
contracts and cannot be more that 3 years.
•
(This clause conveys a short-term
association.)
•
•
•
310.035.E states a hiring process that are
(almost) identical to the tenured/tenuretrack faculty.
310.035.F states qualifications that are
(almost) identical to the tenured/tenuretrack faculty.
310.035.I states performance evaluation
procedures that are (almost) identical to
the tenured/tenure-track faculty.
•
(These clauses convey long-term
associations.)
•
310.035.K states a detailed (336 words)
promotion process that's similar to the
tenured/tenured-track faculty.
•
(This clause also conveys a long-term
association.)
•
310.035.J states the termination process
as a 3-month notice or less time under
extenuating circumstances.
•
(This clause clearly conveys a shortterm association.)
The Personnel Committee's sentiment was
that the inclusion of more protective steps
during the termination would make the NTT
and the regular faculty processes practically
identical.
(In that case, the only difference becomes the
range of their responsibilities.)
Committee decided to:
1) simplify the hiring and the promotion
processes,
2) strengthen the termination process slightly
by requiring an explanation, and
3) stress the point that the intent of hiring
NTT faculty is to have short-term solutions to
teaching and research needs, and tenured
faculty should be sought for long-term
strategic goals.
Agenda
Reports of Standing and Special Committees
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
RP&A
M. Fitch for S. N. Balakrishnan
Curricula
D. Tauritz
ITCC – No report
T. Vojta
Personnel
L. Acar
Effective Teaching
T. Philpot
IP&Tech Transfer
K. M. Isaac
Student Awards and Financial Aid
Administrative Review B. Hale for S. N. Balakrishnan
Budgetary Affairs
B. Hale
Agenda
Reports of Standing and Special Committees
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
RP&A
M. Fitch for S. N. Balakrishnan
Curricula
D. Tauritz
ITCC – No report
T. Vojta
Personnel
L. Acar
Effective Teaching
T. Philpot
IP&Tech Transfer
K. M. Isaac
Student Awards and Financial Aid
Administrative Review B. Hale for S. N. Balakrishnan
Budgetary Affairs
B. Hale
Intellectual Property and Tech
Transfer Committee
The Intellectual Property and Tech
Transfer Committee did not meet during
AY14
Agenda
Reports of Standing and Special Committees
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
RP&A
M. Fitch for S. N. Balakrishnan
Curricula
D. Tauritz
ITCC – No report
T. Vojta
Personnel
L. Acar
Effective Teaching
T. Philpot
IP&Tech Transfer
K. M. Isaac
Student Awards and Financial Aid
Administrative Review B. Hale for S. N. Balakrishnan
Budgetary Affairs
B. Hale
Student Awards and Financial
Aids Committee
The Student Awards and Financial Aids
Committee did not meet during AY14
Agenda
Reports of Standing and Special Committees
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
RP&A
M. Fitch for S. N. Balakrishnan
Curricula
D. Tauritz
ITCC – No report
T. Vojta
Personnel
L. Acar
Effective Teaching
T. Philpot
IP&Tech Transfer
K. M. Isaac
Student Awards and Financial Aid
Administrative Review B. Hale for S. N. Balakrishnan
Budgetary Affairs
B. Hale
Agenda
Reports of Standing and Special Committees
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
RP&A
M. Fitch for S. N. Balakrishnan
Curricula
D. Tauritz
ITCC – No report
T. Vojta
Personnel
L. Acar
Effective Teaching
T. Philpot
IP&Tech Transfer
K. M. Isaac
Student Awards and Financial Aid
Administrative Review B. Hale for S. N. Balakrishnan
Budgetary Affairs
B. Hale
BudgetaryAffairs
Committee Report
Faculty Senate Meeting
June 19, 2014
FY14 Revenue Summary
FY15 – Estimated
4.5
1.1
2.9
4.1
95.2
26.6
68.6
125.3
In lieu of undergraduate
resident fee increase .
4.1
125.3
GeoTh. (1.8),
Chem E (0.8) &
M&R critical
repairs (0.2)
0.8
‐1.1+.6
1.3
32.3%
0.3
Strategic Initiatives
Cost dollars => start up
0.2
‐0.8
5.9
8.6
_____________________________
13.5
‐0.5
65.8
21.2
8.4
125.1
0.2
New acquisition
maint & util.,
M&R, insurance
2% raise
part time fac.
GTA positions,
reorganization,
strategic init.
Match.
(See next slide.)
Additional Strategic Plan
Investments FY2015:
$M
Total $8.4M
SUMMARY/COMMENTS
•
•
•
•
•
•
FY14 Rate Balance: $3.7 M
FY13: $56.0M
FY07: $14.9M
Growing end of year balances
FY15 State Income?
Will graduate
FY15 Rate Balance: Enrollment ? enrollment
increase be
Reorg. $2.0M
sustained?
FY15Dean’s
Reorganization:
$2.0M
FY15
offices cost?
$5.9M new items (SI match, new
FY15 $4.3M
fac. positions, reorganization)
Amounts
estimated.
Thanks to Carol Heddinghaus for providing budget numbers, analysis and help.
Agenda
I. Call to Order and Roll Call
- Melanie Mormile, Secretary
II. Approval of April 17, 2014 meeting minutes
III. Campus Reports and Responses
IV. Reports of Standing and Special Committees
V. Old Business
VI. New Business and Announcements
VII. Adjourn
Agenda
I. Call to Order and Roll Call
- Melanie Mormile, Secretary
II. Approval of April 17, 2014 meeting minutes
III. Campus Reports and Responses
IV. Reports of Standing and Special Committees
V. Old Business
VI. New Business and Announcements
VII. Adjourn
New Business
Faculty Senate received a request from the Provost:
to associate the Military Science minor with the Discipline
Specific Curricula Committee (DSCC) for the Social Sciences.
Agenda
I. Call to Order and Roll Call
- Melanie Mormile, Secretary
II. Approval of April 17, 2014 meeting minutes
III. Campus Reports and Responses
IV. Reports of Standing and Special Committees
V. Old Business
VI. New Business and Announcements
VII. Adjourn
Agenda
Adjourn