University Curriculum Committee - Agenda November 19, 2024
The UCC will meet on Tuesday, November 19th, 2024 at 1:00p.m. in the Reitz Union Senate Chambers.
November 2024 Review Document
Welcome
Approval of October Minutes
Updates | Dr. Toby Shorey
- Telegraphic Course Description Discussion and Task Force
- Review Sub-Committee Recommendation (Required and Recommended Items)
- Course SLOs Discussion
- UCC Handbook - Edits and Updates
- Review Sub-Committee Chair
Faculty Senate Updates
- Dr. Lindner UF Quest Update
Information Item - Academic Assessment Committee Update - Lissette Tolentino
- Conditionally Approved
- Approved
Programs:
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None
Certificates:
New Undergraduate Certificates
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None
Changes to Existing Certificates
- None
Proposed New Undergraduate Courses:
Education
Health and Human Performance
- HSC2XXX - Culture & Health (Q2 Permanent)
- HSC2XXX - Health Mythbusters (Q2 Permanent)
- APK 2XXX - Exercise as Medicine (Q2 Permanent)
- HSC 4XXXC - Health & Wellness Coaching Application
Liberal Arts and Sciences
Changes to Undergraduate Courses:
Design, Construction and Planning
Agricultural and Life Sciences
Health and Human Performance
Proposed New Joint Courses:
- None
Changes to Joint Courses:
- None
Proposed New 5000 Level Courses:
Changes to 5000 Level Courses:
- None
Updates from the Graduate School:
Certificate:
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Modify the curriculum for the Graduate Certificate in Biomedical Neuroscience
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The College of Medicine modified the curriculum for the graduate certificate in Biomedical Neuroscience (#20444). A motion to approve was made, seconded, and passed unanimously with a proposed effective date of earliest available.
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Concentration:
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The College of Medicine proposed a graduate concentration in AI and Drug Discovery for the Master of Science (M.S.) under the existing major of Medical Sciences (#20593). Dr. Stephan Jahn was the presenter of the proposal on behalf of the College of Medicine. Dr. Oliver Grundman (College of Pharmacy) was also present and requested the proposal be held, allowing time for their colleges to discuss potential content overlap. A motion to table the proposal and to bring it back to the Graduate Council in November was made, seconded, and passed unanimously.
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