University Curriculum Committee - Agenda: November 15, 2016


The UCC will meet on Tuesday, November 15, 2016 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. in Marston Science Library Room L136. The agenda for this meeting is as follows:

 

 

1.  Approval of minutes of October 18, 2016 meeting.

 

2.  Update from the Faculty Senate

 

3.  Proposed modification to the PharmD major effective spring 2017.  Dr. Diane Beck.

 

4.  Proposed modification to the Hebrew minor effective spring 2017.  Dr. David Pharies. 

 

5.  Proposed modification to the Statistics minor effective spring 2017.  Dr. David Pharies.

 

6.  Proposed closing of the East Asian Language and Literatures major effective 2017.  Dr. David Pharies.

 

7.  Notice of items from the Academic Assessment Committee (information only)

 

8.  Notice of items from the Graduate School (information only)

 

9.  Notice of new graduate certificates (information only)

      Pharmacy

 

10.  Notice of changes to graduate certificates (information only)

      Medicine

 

11.  Proposed new undergraduate certificates

 

12.  Proposed changes to undergraduate certificates

 

13.  Proposed new professional certificates

 

14.  Proposed changes to professional certificates

 

15.  Proposed new undergraduate courses

      Agricultural and Life Sciences

 

      Engineering

 

      Honors

 

      Journalism

 

      Liberal Arts and Sciences

 

      Medicine

 

16.  Proposed changes to undergraduate courses

      Engineering

 

17.  Proposed new professional courses

 

18.  Proposed changes to professional courses

      Nursing

 

      Pharmacy

 

      Veterinary Medicine

 

19.  Proposed new joint courses

 

20.  Proposed changes to joint courses

 

21.  Proposed new 5000 level courses

 

22.  Proposed changes to 5000 level courses

 

23.  Notice of new graduate courses (information only)

      Agriculture

 

      Education

 

      Medicine

 

      Veterinary Medicine

 

24.  Notice of changes to graduate courses (information only)

      Agriculture and Life Sciences

     

      Education

     

      Engineering

 

      Journalism

 

      Liberal Arts and Sciences