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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #47 on 
February 14,1994: 

MOTION PASSED (16 yes, 10 nay)
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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate proposes the attached policy on graduation 
"walk-through ."


	EFFECTIVE:   	Immediately
			Upon Chancellor Approval

	RATIONALE: 	The lack of policy in this area has led Deans 
		to approve requests by students to "walk-through" 
		graduation on an ad hoc basis.  Last spring 38 students 
		were approved to do this.  As of this date 14 have not yet 
		completed requirements for their degree.  This motion 
		sets firm guidelines for situations where graduation 
		"walk-through" is appropriate.



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate     Date:  2/14/94


APPROVED:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor  		Date:  3/30/94

*With modifications noted on attachment.  

Note:  A relevant reference document is March 29, 1994 memo to 
Wadlow from Lando (also attached).  


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PROPOSED GRADUATION "WALK-THROUGH" POLICY


Normally, those participating in the annual commencement ceremony 
shall have satisfactorily completed all degree requirements in the 
immediately preceding summer, fall or spring semesters.

Under very unusual circumstances, a student may be allowed to 
"walk through" the ceremony. Approval to do so will seldom be 
granted and only after a rigorous review of the individual situation.

1.	No masters or doctoral candidates may be granted permission 
	to "walk through" the graduation ceremony without completing 
	all essential degree requirements.

2.	Only an undergraduate student who has applied for graduation 
	as a May, OR SUBSEQUENT SUMMER degree candidate and who is 
	enrolled in all remaining courses/requirements for his/her 
	degree will be considered for approval to "walk through" the 
	ceremony. Each situation will be reviewed on its own merits 
	by the dean of the college in which the student's major is 
	located. The department head will be recommend approval to 
	the dean, who will make the final decision.

Valid reasons for allowing a student to walk through the ceremony:

If a student is unable to complete requirements due to the serious 
illness of the student or a close member of the family (mother, 
father, brother, sister, husband, child) or due to the death of a close 
member of the family (any of the above or close friend or 
grandparents).

If a grade in a required course that has been completed by the 
student is not reported to Admissions and Records by the reporting 
deadline.

If a student is unable to finish a course due to the illness or absence 
of the instructor of the course.

Reasons that are not acceptable for approval to walk through the 
ceremony:

Failure to complete one or more required courses.

Non-approval of last-minute petitions to waive or substitute degree 
requirements.

Approval for a student to walk through the ceremony must reach the 
Admissions and Records Office not later than noon on the Friday 
before Commencement.

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MEMORANDUM



To: 		Chancellor Joan Wadlow, 有料盒子视频

From: 		Clif Lando, Chair
		Faculty Senate Curricular Affairs Committee

Date:   	29 March, 1994

Re:     	Graduation "Walk-through" Policy


The proposed graduation "walk through" policy as recommended by 
the Curricular Affairs Committee and passed by the Faculty Senate 
on February 14 was recently discussed by the Provost's Council: 
Instructional Working Group.  Their recommendation was to modify 
the proposal so as to allow students who would be ready to graduate 
by the end of the subsequent summer to qualify for "walk through".  I 
took this recommendation back to Curricular Affairs and they 
concurred with the modification.  The intent of this change can be 
realized by inserting the wording, "or subsequent Summer" into the 
first sentence of #2 in the proposal.  This sentence would then read 
"Only an undergraduate student who has applied for graduation as a 
May or subsequent summer degree candidate and who is enrolled in 
all remaining courses/requirements for his/her degree will be 
considered for approval to "walk through" the ceremony."  The rest of 
the motion would remain unchanged.

I feel certain that the rest of the Senate would go along with this 
modification, but in the interest of saving time and effort, I suggest 
that you exercise your prerogative of approving with modifications 
and simply make this change.


cc.	Dave Spell, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate
	Colin Read, President Elect, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate
	Gorden Hedahl, Chair, Provost's Council: Instructional Working 
Group
	Jack Keating, Provost
	Members, Faculty Senate Curricular Affairs Committee


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The fourteen students who walked through graduation last spring, 
but didn't graduate at the end of summer semester 1993 are:


Graduated in Fall 1993:

John Perkins  			Poli Sci
Keith Tompkins			Justice
Kelly Tompkins			Education
Claire Worden			Psychology
Sabre Mayrod			Computer Sci
Brian Lamb 			Computer Sci
Norman Sayer			English (Masters)


Expected to graduate Spring 1994:

Tim Lamkin  			Poli Sci 
Jean McWilliam			Social Work 
Marilyn Savage			Journalism-Broadcasting 
Lisa Thomsen			Education 
Charles Walworth		Education (Masters) 
Stephanie Bottan-Allen 	TVC 
Ellie Boone 			TVC


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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #47 on 
February 14,1994:


MOTION PASSED (unanimous)
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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to approved the Program Deletion: 
A.A.S., Financial Institutions Management.


	EFFECTIVE:  	Fall 1 994
			Upon Board of Regent's Approval

	RATIONALE: 	Changes in the 有料盒子视频n Banking System and a 
		lack of students seeking this degree make this program 
		no longer viable. [Program deletion request is on file in 
		the Governance Office.]



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate     Date:  2/14/94


APPROVED:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor  		Date:  2/25/94


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			DELETION OF PROGRAM REQUEST

August, 1993 

Prepared by:  	Jeanette Morton
		Coordinator, Business Technologies
		College of Rural 有料盒子视频
		University of 有料盒子视频 Fairbanks

Program to be Deleted:

			Financial Institutions Management


Structural changes in the 有料盒子视频n Banking System caused by bank 
failures, mergers and takeovers have severely limited employment
opportunities. At this time there are no active degree seeking 
students in this program and only one of the core courses in this 
degree is being offered.

The core courses in this degree are highly specialized and are not 
part of any other program or degree. Deletion of the degree and 
supporting courses will not effect any other program.

Since there are no students seeking this degree and very few of the 
courses have been offered the last six years, there will be no effect 
on personnel, budgets or other resources as these have all been 
reallocated.


Background Information:

The Degree was offered by the Tanana Valley Community College 
prior to the restructuring that eliminated the Community College 
System and was grand-fathered into the 有料盒子视频 system.  A copy of the 
original instructional program request is not available.  The 
description in the catalog (copy enclosed) is all that is provided.



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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #47 on 
February 14,1994:


MOTION PASSED (unanimous)
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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to amend the policy providing for the 
admission on non-high school graduates to baccalaureate degree 
programs as follows:

	Non-high school graduates, 18 years of age or older, or 
students who completed high school by passing the G.E.D. test or its 
equivalent, and non-qualified high school graduates, may be 
considered for unrestricted admission to a baccalaureate degree 
program on a case by case basis. Supporting evidence of the 
applicant's academic ability must be submitted for review including 
test results from either the SAT or ACT examinations.


	EFFECTIVE:  	Immediately
			Upon Chancellor Approval

	RATIONALE: 	The U.S. Office of Civil Rights received a 
		complaint that suggested 有料盒子视频's admission policies for 
		non-high school graduates may discriminate against 
		individuals because of age requirements. The policies 
		state that for admission as an associate degree student, 
		a non-high school graduate must be 18 years of age or 
		older; for admission to a baccalaureate degree program, a 
		non-high school graduate must be 21 years of age or 
		older.

		The Office of Civil Rights does not argue with the 
		university's use of age as a measure of maturity and 
		readiness assessment. OCR agrees that the intent of the 
		18 year age requirement for the associate degree is to 
		include more students.  Therefore, there is no compliance 
		problem with the requirement for admission of a non-
		high school graduate into an associate degree program.  
		OCR feels there is difficulty with the 21 year age 
		requirement for admission to baccalaureate programs 
		because it may exclude a small number of people.  They 
		have asked us to review the policy to determine whether 
		or not the intent of the policy would be compromised if 
		the age limit was changed.

		During the past several years, almost all non-high school 
		graduates have been admitted into associate level 
		programs at 有料盒子视频.  This has allowed a non-graduate to 
		step into a formal program and immediately benefit as a 
		degree seeking student.  Once the student has completed 
		satisfactorily one or more semesters of full-time work, 
		an application for admission into a baccalaureate 
		program may be approved.

		有料盒子视频 can remove the 21 year age restriction for 
		admission of non-high school graduates to baccalaureate 
		programs without reducing the university's academic 
		standards because the same review process still can be 
		followed.  Making this change will satisfy the Office of 
		Civil Rights and still provide admission to baccalaureate 
		degree programs for exceptionally talented students who 
		otherwise would not be able to be admitted at this level.  
		Since most non-high school graduate applicants still will 
		be admitted to associate degree programs, the effect of 
		this change will be negligible.



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate     Date:  2/14/94


APPROVED:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor  		Date:  2/25/94


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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #47 on 
February 14,1994:


MOTION PASSED (unanimous)
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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to amend the residency credit 
requirement for the Associate and Baccalaureate Degree as follows:


Current Policy:
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At least 15 of your final 30 semester hours applicable to any 
associate degree must be earned at 有料盒子视频. If you're a bachelor's 
degree, student, you must earn at least 24 upper-division credits 
and at least 30 of the last 36 credits for the degree at 有料盒子视频. For 
transfer students, you need to earn at 有料盒子视频 at least 12 semester 
credits in your major and at least three semester credits in your 
minor for the baccalaureate degree.


Amended Policy:
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At least 15 semester credits applicable to any associate degree 
must be earned at 有料盒子视频. At least 30 semester credits, including at 
least 24 credits at the upper-division level, applicable to any 
baccalaureate degree must be earned at 有料盒子视频. For transfer students, 
at least 12 semester credits in the major and at least three 
semester credits in the minor must be earned at 有料盒子视频.


	EFFECTIVE:   	Fall 1994

	RATIONALE: 	With the proliferation of TV courses, 
		correspondence courses, credit for prior learning, 
		internships, exchange programs and the mobility of 
		students, the present residency credit requirements are 
		obsolete.



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate     Date:  2/14/94


APPROVED:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor  		Date:  2/25/94


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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #47 on 
February 14,1994:


MOTION PASSED (unanimous)
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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to amend the Transfer Within the UA 
System Policy for students who have fully completed the general 
education requirements at UAA or UAS.


Current Statewide Policy:
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Credit for course work successfully completed at one University of 
有料盒子视频 institution towards fulfillment of the general education 
requirements at that institution shall transfer towards fulfillment 
of the same categories at all other University of 有料盒子视频 institutions.


Current 有料盒子视频 Policy:
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When a student transferring to 有料盒子视频 has completed fully the general 
education requirements at UAA or UAS, he/she automatically will be 
considered to have completed the requirements of the 有料盒子视频 
baccalaureate core with these exceptions:

UAA 	Must complete:
	1 additional credit of lab science
	3 additional credits at the 300 level in values and choices
	0-1 additional credits in library skills
	upper division oral and writing intensive courses

UAS	Must complete:
	4 additional credits of lab science
	3 additional credits at the 300 level in values and choices
	0-1 additional credits in library skills
	upper division oral and writing intensive courses


Amended 有料盒子视频 Policy:
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When a student transferring to 有料盒子视频 has completed fully the general 
education requirements at UAA or UAS, prior to transfer, he/she 
automatically will be considered to have completed all requirements 
of the 有料盒子视频 baccalaureate core.

	EFFECTIVE:  	Fall 1 994

	RATIONALE: 	有料盒子视频 will be acceding to statewide 
		administration and Board of Regent's desires by 
		instituting this change. Very few students will qualify 
		for exemption for the core under this proposal. The rest 
		will come under the new core transfer policy for 
		students transferring within the UA system.



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate     Date:  2/14/94


APPROVED:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor  		Date:  2/25/94


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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #47 on 
February 14, 1994:


MOTION PASSED AS AMENDED (1 nay)
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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to empower the Administrative 
Committee to make nominations to the Faculty Alliance for 
statewide task forces.

	EFFECTIVE:  	Immediately

	RATIONALE:  	The Faculty Alliance has requested that the 
		President seek faculty representation for all task forces 
		through the Faculty Alliance and will include at least one 
		members from each MAU.  This motion will enable 
		committees to be formed promptly and will allow faculty 
		input in a timely manner.



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate    Date:  2/14/94


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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #47 on 
February 14,1994:


MOTION PASSED (unanimous)
==============

The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to recommend the following 
amendments to the University Regulations, 04.09.03, on offering 
emeritus status to its faculty members.


	EFFECTIVE:  	Immediately
			Upon Chancellor Approval

	RATIONALE: 	The current regulations fail to provide 
		appropriate input to the review process while a retiring 
		faculty is considered for emeritus status.



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate     Date:  2/14/94


*APPROVED:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor  		Date:  4/8/94


*WITH THESE MODIFICATIONS:

1. 	Paragraph A:  Add modifying language to clarify intent, which 
	is to specify that only faculty can initiate nominations but 
	that making the nomination is voluntary.

	NEW LANGUAGE.  The modifications to the language proposed by 
	the Faculty Senate are in small type.

	"...Nominations for the Emeritus Professor must originate with 
	the faculty.  The process ...MAY BE INITIATED BY ANY THREE..."

2. 	B.5  Add after OFFICE SPACE "...at the discretion of the Dean or 
	Director..."

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UNIVERSITY REGULATIONS				04.09.03


(( )) =    DELETIONS
CAPS = ADDITIONS


Emeritus Status 
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A.	A full-time faculty member who has already attained the rank 
	of full professor and who has retired after a minimum of ten 
	years at the University of 有料盒子视频 immediately prior to 
	retirement is eligible for consideration as an emeritus 
	professor. ((Recommendations for conferring emeritus status 
	shall be made by the appropriate dean to the appropriate 
	Promotion Committee to be evaluated on the basis of the 
	criteria for promotion to the rank of full professor with the 
	added caveat that the position of professor emeritus is the 
	highest honor that can be bestowed upon a retiring faculty 
	member.  The committee's recommendations are to be 
	forwarded to the chancellor who will then forward his/her 
	recommendations to the president for approval.)) NOMINATIONS 
	FOR THE EMERITUS PROFESSOR MAY BE INITIATED BY ANY THREE 
	FACULTY MEMBERS, ONE OF WHOM MUST BELONG TO THE 
	RETIREE'S PRIMARY ACADEMIC UNIT, FOR REVIEW BY THE 
	APPROPRIATE DEAN. THE DEAN, IN CONSULTATION WITH THE 
	RETIREE'S PRIMARY ACADEMIC UNIT, WILL MAKE 
	RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE PROVOST WHO WILL THEN FORWARD 
	HIS/HER RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE CHANCELLOR.  THE 
	CHANCELLOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS ARE TO BE FORWARDED TO 
	THE PRESIDENT FOR APPROVAL.

B.	In exceptional circumstances, the President may confer 
	emeritus status to other meritorious employees who have 
	provided long and faithful service of high quality to the 
	institution.  Recommendations should proceed along the 
	appropriate administrative channels to the President.

C.	The Board of Regents may confer emeritus status upon a 
	retiring President of the University.

D.	Privileges available to emeritus employees include the 
	following:

	1.	Listing in the appropriate university directory and 
		catalog. 
	2. 	Invitations to major university functions. 
	3. 	Mailing notices of campus functions and social 
		gatherings. 
	4. 	Use of library, gymnasium and food facilities.
	5.	Access to laboratories, OFFICE SPACE, research and/or 
		((research)) ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION facilities 
		(where such access is available at no charge to the 
		university and does not displace other faculty and/or 
		students).
	6. 	FREE PARKING PERMIT.
	((6)) 7. 	Receipt of a permanent identification card.
	((7)) 8. 	Waiver of tuition for courses in which they 
		themselves are enrolled.

E.	Upon appointment to emeritus status a retiring employee shall 
be designated by the proper title Emeritus/Emerita.


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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #47 on 
February 14,1994:


MOTION PASSED (unanimous)
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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to ratify the Constitution of the 
Alliance of Faculty Senates.


	EFFECTIVE:  	Immediately



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate     Date:  2/14/94


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University of 有料盒子视频
ALLIANCE OF FACULTY SENATES
CONSTITUTION


ARTICLE 1.      INTENT

It is the intent of the Board of Regents: I) that the faculty shall 
share in the governance of the university, 2) that shared governance 
is an integral part of the business of the university, and 3) that 
participators in shared governance are empowered by the Board of 
Regents to carry out their governance responsibilities to the best of 
their abilities without interference or fear of reprisal.


ARTICLE 11      NAME

The Board of Regents hereby establishes a mechanism for faculty 
system governance consisting of an Alliance of Faculty Senates, 
hereinafter "Faculty Alliance."


ARTICLE 111.   AUTHORITY, PURPOSES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

A. 	Authority

	The Faculty Alliance receives its authority by policy 03.01.01 
	of the University of 有料盒子视频 Board of Regents which derives its 
	authority from the Constitution and statutes of the State of 
	有料盒子视频. The Faculty Alliance shall carry out its functions 
	subject to the authority of the Board of Regents and the 
	President of the University.

B. 	Purposes

	1.	Representation

		To provide official representation for the faculty of the 
		University of 有料盒子视频 in matters which affect the general 
		welfare of the University and its educational purposes 
		and effectiveness.

	2.	ConsuItation

		To provide consultation to the President of the 
		University and the Board of Regents on academic matters 
		and faculty welfare issues.

	3.	Communication

		To serve as an instrument by which information which is 
		of interest and concern to the university system faculty 
		may be freely collected, disseminated, coordinated, and 
		discussed.

C. 	Responsibilities

	The Faculty Alliance recognizes the faculty of the individual 
	academic major administrative units as having the primary 
	responsibility and authority for recommending the 
	establishment of degree requirements; implementing the 
	degree requirements; establishing the curriculum, the subject 
	matter and methods for instruction; determining when 
	established degree requirements are met; and recommending to 
	the President of the Board of Regents the granting of degrees 
	thus achieved. The Faculty Alliance shall have advisory and 
	coordinating role in academic affairs; no action of the Alliance 
	shall abridge individual academic major administrative unit's 
	authority in academic matters.

	When issues have statewide impact, the responsibilities of the 
	Alliance of Faculty Senate may include, but are not limited to, 
	coordination on matters relating to academic affairs such as 
	academic program review; the addition, deletion or merging of 
	academic programs; curriculum; subject matter and methods of 
	instruction, those aspects of student life relating to the 
	educational process such as degree requirements, grading 
	policy, course coordination and transfer, student probation and 
	suspension, standards of admission and scholastic standards; 
	and faculty welfare issues, including, but not limited to 
	compensation, benefits, appointments, reappointments and 
	termination, workload, promotions, the granting of tenure, 
	dismissal, ethics, and other matters affecting the faculty, the 
	general welfare of the university and its educational purposes 
	and effectiveness.

	Representatives shall promote maximum dissemination of 
	information to local faculty senates before voting in the 
	Alliance.


ARTICLE IV   MEMBERSHIP AND ORGANIZATION

A. 	Membership

	The membership of the Faculty Alliance shall consist of three 
	faculty each from the University of 有料盒子视频 Anchorage, 
	University of 有料盒子视频 Fairbanks and University of 有料盒子视频 
	Southeast.

	If issues require special knowledge or exclude members 
	because of bargaining unit status, one or more of the three 
	votes from each campus may be designated to alternate faculty 
	members.

B. 	Selection

	Representatives to the Faculty Alliance shall be selected in 
	such a manner as prescribed by local faculty senates.

C. 	Term of service

	The term of service shall be one year.

D. 	Recall of members

	Any member may be recalled by the faculty senate by which 
	the member was chosen. The method of recall shall be 
	determined by the local faculty senate. That faculty senate 
	shall select a replacement to complete the term of off ice.

E. 	Official Spokesperson

	1. 	Election

		The official spokesperson of the Faculty Alliance shall 
		be elected by and from the voting membership by a 
		majority vote, with at least one vote from each MAU 
		required.

	2. 	Duties

		The official spokesperson for the Faculty Alliance shall 
		a) preside over all meetings of the Alliance b) represent 
		the Alliance, except that the spokesperson be required to 
		present majority and minority opinions regardless of 
		personal opinion.  The spokesperson may delegate these 
		duties to another Faculty Alliance member.

H.	 Task Forces

	The Faculty Alliance may establish task forces independently 
	or in response to requests of the Board of Regents or the 
	President of the University to consider complex system wide 
	issues relating primarily to academic matters or faculty 
	welfare issues.

	Issues and suggestions of the task force, from whatever 
	source, shall be referred to local faculty senates before action 
	occurs at the Alliance level.


ARTICLE V    MEETINGS

	A.	Regular and special meetings

		The Faculty Alliance shall have four regular meetings 
		during the academic year. At least once per semester, the 
		Faculty Alliance shall meet with the President of the 
		University to identify system issues and plan for the 
		coming year. Special Faculty Alliance meetings may be 
		called by the Board of Regents, the President of the 
		University, the spokesperson of the Faculty Alliance, or 
		on petition of one-third of the membership of the Faculty 
		Alliance .

	B. 	Voting

		Voting shall be by simple majority of the full voting 
		membership to include at least one member from each 
		MAU, except for amendments to the Faculty Alliance 
		constitution or bylaws. Amendments to membership 
		rights require a unanimous vote.

		Representatives may defer voting pending action by local 
		faculty senates on the issue.


ARTICLE VI.     QUORUM

A minimum of a simple majority of the voting membership to include 
at least one member from each MAU shall constitute a quorum.


ARTICLE VII.    PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY

The parliamentary authority shall be the latest edition of Robert's 
Rules of Order.


ARTICLE VIII.  CONSTITUTIONS AND BYLAWS, AMENDMENTS, 
			APPROVAL

A.	Constitutions and bylaws

	The constitution and bylaws, once passed by the Faculty 
	Alliance, shall be transmitted to the President of the 
	University for approval and to the Board of Regents for action. 
	Copies of the Faculty Alliance constitution and bylaws shall be 
	maintained in the system governance office.

B. 	Amendments; distribution prior to voting

	Amendments to the constitution and bylaws shall be sent to 
	Alliance members and to the local faculty senates at least 30 
	days prior to the Alliance meeting at which they will be 
	considered.  Amendments to the constitution require seven 
	Alliance member votes.

C. 	Transmittal to the President and Board of Regents for approval

	The Alliance shall provide a minority viewpoint to the Board of 
	Regents if requested by the minority in writing to the 
	spokesperson before the meeting.


ARTICLE IX     REVIEW AND TRANSMITTAL OF PROPOSALS

A. 	Review

	Submission of administrative proposals and issues affecting 
	the statewide university system faculty shall be in accordance 
	with University Regulation 03.01.01. Those administrative 
	proposals submitted in the summer months shall be acted upon 
	by the local senates and the Faculty Alliance by October 15. 
	Proposals relating to faculty requiring immediate 
	implementation for compliance with state or federal law shall 
	be submitted to the Faculty Alliance for review, and may be 
	implemented prior to Faculty Alliance action but do not 
	represent official action until the local senates are involved in 
	the actions.

B. 	Transmittal to the President

	The system governance executive officer shall submit the 
	original proposal in writing, together with faculty governance 
	input, including majority and minority viewpoint, to the 
	President of the University for information or action.

C. 	Transmittal to the Board of Regents

	The spokesperson for the Faculty Alliance shall present 
	Faculty Alliance views, including majority and minority views, 
	in writing directly to the Board of Regents as a regular agenda 
	item of the full Board or Board committees as appropriate, on 
	any issue within the purview of the Faculty Alliance.  The 
	faculty alliance may also provide a spokesperson for the 
	minority viewpoint, if requested by the minority in writing to 
	the spokesperson before the meeting .


ARTICLE X.   ACTIONS OF THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF REGENTS

A.	Action by the President

	The President of the University shall, in writing, approve, 
	disapprove, or modify an Faculty Alliance action, and notify 
	the spokesperson and the system governance executive officer 
	within forty-five (45) days of receiving notification of the 
	action by the system governance executive officer.

B.	 Modifications by the President

	The President of the University may modify an Faculty Alliance 
	action if the modification does not effectively contravene or 
	nullify the purpose or principle involved in the action.

C. 	Disapprovals

	The President of the University shall inform the Faculty 
	Alliance of the reasons for any disapproval or modification 
	within one month of disapproving or modifying an Faculty 
	Alliance action.

D. 	Board of Regents notification and action

	Faculty Alliance actions which are modified or disapproved by 
	the President of the University, together with the statement 
	of reasons, shall be placed on the next Board of Regents' 
	meeting agenda for the information of the Board if requested 
	by the Faculty Alliance. At the request of either the President 
	of the University or the Faculty Alliance, the Faculty Alliance 
	action which has been modified or disapproved shall be brought 
	before the Board for action. The decision of the Board of 
	Regents is final.


ARTICLE XI.     HANDBOOK

The Faculty Alliance shall annually submit a directory of Alliance 
members, a description of the Alliance and how it works, and the 
annual Alliance calendar to the system governance executive officer 
for inclusion in the governance handbook. This handbook shall be 
distributed to the Board of Regents and to the shared governance 
groups.


ARTICLE XII.   REPORTS

The Faculty Alliance shall annually prepare a report of activities. 
This report shall be submitted to the system governance executive 
officer for compilation into a single annual report of governance 
activities for submission to the President of the University and the 
Board of Regents. The system governance executive officer shall 
maintain Faculty Alliance communications via vax, the vax bulletin 
board, and prepare system governance news for inclusion in vax and 
printed newsletters.


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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #47 on 
February 14,1994:


MOTION PASSED (w/2 nays)
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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to approve the Graduate Council 
recommendation that the following policy be approved for inclusion 
in the undergraduate and graduate catalogs and in the 有料盒子视频 Faculty 
Senate Course and Degree Procedures Manual.


Students enrolling for 600-level credit in double-listed (400/600) 
courses must have graduate standing (be accepted in a graduate 
program). Course descriptions for 400/600 courses will include the 
following statement: "graduate standing or permission of instructor 
required for 600-level enrollment."


	EFFECTIVE:  	Immediately

	RATIONALE: 	Only students who have been officially 
		admitted as graduate students at 有料盒子视频 should b e 
		permitted to enroll at the 600-level of double-listed 
		(400/600) courses; undergraduate students and students 
		without class standing should enroll at the 400-level in 
		these courses. In order to receive graduate credit, the 
		course must be at a level of complexity and 
		generalization which reflects and extends the knowledge 
		and intellectual maturity of the graduate student, and 
		the student must, by application and acceptance to a 
		graduate program, have demonstrated that he or she has 
		sufficient experience in the field to participate at the 
		graduate level.



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate	Date:  2/14/94


APPROVED:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor   		Date:  2/25/94


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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its' Meeting #47 on 
February 14,1994:


MOTION PASSED (unanimous)
==============

The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to approve the Graduate Council 
recommendation that the following policy be approved for inclusion 
in the undergraduate and graduate catalogs and in the 有料盒子视频 Faculty 
Senate Course and Degree Procedures Manual.


All requests from departments without graduate programs for new 
600 level courses, including special topics courses, must be 
approved by Graduate School. Special topics courses will be 
reviewed by the Graduate Dean, and all other courses will be 
reviewed by the Graduate Council.


	EFFECTIVE:  	Immediately

	RATIONALE:	Courses to be taught at the graduate level 
		must be appropriate for graduate credit. Graduate School 
		review of the proposed syllabus should evaluate the level 
		of complexity and scholarly stimulation for graduate 
		level.



Signed:  B. D. Spell, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate	Date:  2/14/94


APPROVED:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor   		Date:  2/25/94



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