Minutes: April 15th, 2008

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACADEMIC SENATE MEETING

MINUTES

 

TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2008

SEVEN HILLS CONFERENCE CENTER, NOB

HILL ROOM

2:00 - 5:00 p.m.

 

 

 

 

 

ATTENDANCE:

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Avani, Nathan

Kohn, Jim

Rehling, Lu
 

Behrooz, Maziar

Landry, Lynette

Robertson, Bruce
 

Bloom, Gilda

Levine, Josh

Rothman, Barry
 

Bollapragada, Ramesh

Linder, Martin

Saffold, Penny
 

Boyle, Andrea

Luna, Debra

Salama, Mohammad
 

Chattopadhyay, Sudip

Mahan, Dianne

Shapiro, Jerald
 

Collins, Robert

McCracken, Bridget

Shrivastava, Vinay
 

Chelberg, Gene

Meredith, David

Steier, Saul
 

Danner, Don

Minami, Masahiko

Taylor, Don
 

Dariotis, Wei Ming

Modirzadeh, Hafez

Trautman, Ray
 

DuVal, Derethia

Moody, Laura

Ulasewicz, Connie
 

Fielden, Ned

Morishita, Leroy

Van Dam, Mary Ann
 

Gemello, John

Neely, Francis

Whalen, Shawn
 

Gomes, Ricardo

Prive, Alice

Yee, Darlene
 

Gonzales, Dan

Quita, Isabel

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Absences: Cheung,

Yitwah (exc); Suzuki, Dean (exc); Corrigan, Robert (exc); Hayes, Nancy (exc);

Harvey, Davis (skip)(exc); Kothari, Krupa (abs); Sheldon, James (exc); Smith,

Alastair (exc); Stowers, Genie (exc); Van Dam, Mary Ann (exc); Yang, Nini

(exc)

  

 

 

Guests: Marilyn Verhey, Ronald Caltabiano, Patricia

Bartscher, Zelinda Zingaro, Helen Goldsmith, Gail Evans, Patricia Irvine,

Mitch Turitz, Janet Sim, Ann Hallum, Nancy Rabolt, Gail Whitaker, Rob Strong,

Robert Cherny, Geoff Brown, Chris Read, Wanda Siu-Chan, Russell Kilday-Hicks.

 

  
         

 

 

 

 

CALL TO ORDER: 2:09 p.m.

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS

 

 

Associate Vice President

Linda Buckley will report to the Senate about preparations for the WASC accreditation

visit on April 29.



Members of the campus community will continue to meet with local legislators to

encourage support for CSU until a budget is passed.



The last Senate meeting of the year will be May 13. Continuing Senators should

begin to consider serving as Senate officers and committee chairs for 2008-09.

AGENDA ITEM

#1—Approval of the Agenda for April 15, 2008

The agenda was

approved by unanimous voice vote.

 

 

AGENDA

ITEM #2—Approval of the Minutes for the April 1, 2008

 

 

The

minutes were approved by unanimous voice vote.

AGENDA

ITEM #3—Report from Deborah Masters, University Librarian: Update on Library

Renovation—report to be heard no later than 2:10 p.m.

Dr. Masters presented an extensive report on the plans and schedule for

construction of the new library. The new library is expected to open in Fall

2011. 

AGENDA ITEM #4—Recommendation from the

Faculty Affairs Committee: Proposed Clerical Updates, 2nd

Reading

 

The

proposal passed with little discussion on a unanimous voice vote.

AGENDA ITEM #5—Recommendation from the

Curriculum Review and Approval Committee: Certificate in Dietetics: Focus on

Older Adults, 1st Reading

Senator

Linder moved this item for CRAC. Present to explain the proposal for a revised

Certificate were Professor Nancy Reybold, Chair of Consumer and Family Studies,

Dietetics, and Professor Wanda Siu-Chan, Director of the Certificate program.

Senator Ulasewicz moved to move the the proposal to second reading, with a

second from Senator Steier. The motion passed on a unanimous voice vote. The

proposal then passed with two abstentions.

AGENDA ITEM#6—Recommendation from the

Educational Policies Council: Proposed Discontinuance of the joint Ed D in

Special Education, 1st Reading

Senator

Trautman moved this item for EPC. Senator Avani moved to move the proposal to

second reading, with a second from Senator Steier. The motion passed on a

unanimous voice vote. The discontinuance then passed on a unanimous voice vote.

 

 

 

 

AGENDA

ITEM#7—Recommendation from the Educational Policies Council: Proposed

Discontinuance of the Interdisciplinary Digital Arts Certificate, 1st Reading:

Senator

Trautman moved this item for EPC. Chair Kohn received unanimous consent to move

the item to second reading. The motion passed on a unanimous voice vote. The

discontinuance then passed on a unanimous voice vote.

AGENDA ITEM

#8—Recommendation from the Educational Policies Council: Proposed

Discontinuance of the BS in Business Administration: Concentration in Human

Resource Management, Concentrations in: Hotel Management; Restaurant &

Institutional Foodservice Management; Commercial Recreation & Resort

Management, 1st Reading

 

Senator

Trautman moved this item for EPC. Senator DuVal moved to move the proposal to

second reading, with a second from Senator Ulasewicz. The motion passed on a

unanimous voice vote. The discontinuance then passed on a unanimous voice vote.

AGENDA ITEM #9—Recommendation from the

Faculty Affairs Committee: Proposed Policy on Timely Textbook Adoptions, 1st Reading

Senator

Ulasewicz moved the proposal for FAC. The Senate engaged in a long and lively

discussion. At the end, Chair Kohn said that the first reading speakers list

had been exhausted and that the item would return in second reading at the next

Senate meeting.

AGENDA ITEM #10—Recommendation from the

Academic Policies Committee—Proposed Course Criteria per the Graduate Writing

Assessment Requirements (GWAR), 1st Reading

Senator Trautman

moved the proposal for APC. The Senate undertook a far-ranging discussion of

all aspects of the proposal, which ended when attendance fell below quorum at

4:50. The item will return in first reading at the next meeting. Remaining on

the speakers list are Senators Levine and Avani.

 

 

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