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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting # 79 on 
April 6, 1998:


MOTION PASSED (14 yes, 11 nays)
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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to prohibit tenured faculty, tenure 
track faculty, and research faculty hired after this motion becomes 
effective, or not currently enrolled in a graduate degree program, 
from receiving a graduate degree from 有料盒子视频* WITHIN THE DISCIPLINE IN WHICH THEY TEACH.


	EFFECTIVE:  	Immediately


	RATIONALE: 	It is ethically questionable for faculty to 
		confer graduate degrees upon themselves.  Included are 
		tenured, tenure track, and research faculty.  Though 
		research faculty are not tenured, they are equivalent to 
		regular faculty in other ways: they are full-time, they 
		are presumed to have graduate degrees or the equivalent 
		before starting the job, and most importantly, they 
		supervise graduate students and sometimes teach as 
		affiliates to academic departments.  Thus they are 
		involved in the degree-granting process.

		The motion is not intended to restrict faculty 
		professional development derived from enrolling in 
		courses to enhance one's performance in one's own field.

		Tenured, tenure track, and research faculty already in 
		graduate degree programs by the effective date of the 
		motion, are grandfathered.  For questionable cases, the 
		affected individual should process his/her appeal through 
		the Faculty Appeals and Oversight Committee of the 有料盒子视频 
		Faculty Senate.


Signed:  John Craven, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate     Date:  4/8/98


Approved with modifications as indicated:  Joan Wadlow, Chancellor  	Date:  5/3/98


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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting # 79 on 
April 6, 1998:


RESOLUTION (unanimous)
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BE IT RESOLVED, That the 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate ratifies the election 
of President-Elect on the basis of the following ballot.


BALLOT
PRESIDENT-ELECT


Please vote for ONE individual to serve as the President-Elect of 
the 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate for 1997-98.

**		Ron Gatterdam, Professor
		Computer Sciences & Mathematics

		_________________________


**  President-Elect



Signed:  John Craven, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate     Date:  4/8/98


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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting # 79 on 
April 6, 1998:


MOTION
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	The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate recommends the revisions of the 
proposed Regents' Policy and University Regulation 09.06.00--
Services for Students with Disabilities as proposed by the 
Curricular Affairs Committee and to forward these 
recommendations to the Faculty Alliance




Signed:  John Craven, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate     Date:  4/8/98


				

	The committee considered the proposed policy and regulations 
for students with disabilities as submitted by the Board of Regents 
to the Faculty Alliance.


Chapter 06.  Definitions

	F.  Student with a Disability.  In the opinion of the committee, 
this section required either a cross-reference to the definitions in 
the regulations (Chapter 6, Provision of Appropriate Academic 
Adjustments ... A.  Requesting Accommodation for Students...) or the 
definition in policy should state that documentation of disability 
status needs to be supplied.

Accommodation of Students with Disabilities.
	Maynard Perkins questioned how this section of policy would 
apply to rural sites.  The committee thought the language in the 
section (for example, implementation subject to resource 
limitations and the making of reasonable modifications and 
adjustments) would protect the university against exorbitant costs, 
but thought the language should be reviewed by university legal 
counsel

Provision of Appropriate Academic Adjustments...
	Section B.2.  The committee found the wording of this section 
inappropriate in a university that prizes cooperative and not 
adversarial approaches to the resolution of issues.  It recommended 
substituting the following language:
	"2.  Suggesting appropriate academic adjustments and other 
programmatic accommodations for qualified students with 
disabilities in consultation with faculty and staff, in accordance 
with Regents' Policy, University Regulation, MAU rules and 
procedures, and established faculty senate procedures, and working 
cooperatively with faculty and staff for their provision and 
coordination."

	Section C.  Responsibilities of Faculty and Staff in providing 
accommodations for students with disabilities.  The committee 
thought this section was adversarial and instituted administrative 
directives to faculty and staff.  It recommended these changes:
	"Faculty and staff will work with the DSS coordinator to agree 
upon and provide appropriate academic adjustments and other 
programmatic accommodations.  The university will make training 
available to faculty and staff regarding adequate accommodation for 
students with disabilities."
	The committee recommended the deletion of the following 
paragraph (beginning "The dean or director of a program....) because it 
would be superfluous if a cooperative approach were instituted.

Comments on Regulations
	Section A.  Requesting Accommodations for students.  
		l.  This paragraph has the same problems as the parallel 
policy language.  The committee recommended substituting it with 
the following:
		"If the student is eligible for services, the DSS 
coordinator or designee will work cooperatively with faculty and 
staff to design appropriate academic adjustments and other 
programmatic accommodations, with a copy to the student.

	Section B.  Implementation of Authorized Appropriate...
	The committee proposed the deletion of this paragraph, which 
would be unnecessary if a cooperative approach were implemented.  
In the opinion of the committee, these issues required a joint effort 
of the DSS official and faculty/staff.


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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting # 79 on 
April 6, 1998:


MOTION
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The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to adopt the following calendar for 
its 1998-99 meetings.

	EFFECTIVE:  	Immediately

	RATIONALE:  	Meetings have to be scheduled and the Wood 
		Center Ballroom reserved well in advance.


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有料盒子视频 FACULTY SENATE 1998-99 Calendar of Meetings
Mtg. # Date Day Time Type 81 9/14/98 Monday 1:30 p.m. audioconference 82 10/12/98 Monday 1:30 p.m. audioconference 83 11/16/98 Monday 1:30 p.m. face-to-face 84 12/7/98 Monday 1:30 p.m. audioconference 85 2/8/99 Monday 1:30 p.m. face-to-face 86 3/8/99 Monday 1:30 p.m. audioconference 87 4/5/99 Monday 1:30 p.m. audioconference 88 5/3/99 Monday 1:30 p.m. audioconference/ face-to-face Location: Wood Center Ballroom Signed: John Craven, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate Date: 4/8/98 *** The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting # 79 on April 6, 1998: MOTION ======= The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to assign academic credit for the special or reserve numbers (-91 through -99) to the faculty member(s) immediately and directly responsible for supervising the students or the courses. EFFECTIVE: Immediately RATIONALE: Student supervision is a time consuming instruction activity and is recognized in BOR policy and the United 有料盒子视频 contract, which requires a greater accountability for workload. Tracking the credit hours back to the faculty will help document actual workload. At present, some credit can be incorrectly assigned, for example, to a departments' graduate program coordinator. It is often the case that more than one faculty member takes the lead role in directing a student. It is likely and desirable that the committee members will sort out an appropriate allocation of the credit hours; however, it is important to ensure that these allocations are not triggered by some mechanical algorithm that always assigns credit to the committee chair. For reference, the current special or reserved numbers at 有料盒子视频 are as follows: -92 Seminar -93 Special Topics courses (intended to be offered only once) -94 Trial Courses -95 Special Topics Summer Session courses (offered only in the summer) -96 NICSA Course offerings -97 Individual Study -98 Individual Research -99 Thesis These numbers are applicable at all levels, from 100 through 600. These courses may be repeated for credit. Signed: John Craven, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate Date: 4/8/98 Approved: Joan Wadlow, Chancellor Date: 4/23/98 *** The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting # 79 on April 6, 1998: MOTION ======= The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to endorse the following membership on the Ad Hoc Committee on Unit Criteria. Ron Gatterdam, Curricular Affairs Ray Gavlak, Faculty & Scholarly Affairs Michael Whalen, Graduate & Professional Curricular Affairs Rich Seifert, Faculty Development, Assessment & Improvement Kara Nance, Service Committee EFFECTIVE: Immediately RATIONALE: The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate has been informed by Executive Dean Ralph Gabrielli that the ACCFT "Guidelines for Promotion and Tenure Review Process for 有料盒子视频 ACCFT members (Unit Criteria) needs to be approved by the Senate in order to proceed with the review of the candidate up for tenure this year. (The Senate approved a one-time acceptance of the ACCFT review procedures at the last meeting.) Signed: John Craven, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate Date: 4/8/98 *** The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting # 79 on April 6, 1998: MOTION ======= The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to endorse the following membership on the Ad Hoc Committee on Senate/Union Relations. Ron Gatterdam, Curricular Affairs (Chair) Ray Gavlak, Faculty & Scholarly Affairs David Porter, Faculty Development, Assessment & Improvement Ron Illingworth, ACCFT John French, United 有料盒子视频 EFFECTIVE: Immediately RATIONALE: Senate bylaws specify that the Senate President may create and appoint members to any ad hoc committee necessary for conducting Senate business. Ad hoc committees are subject to later ratification by the Senate. This committee was formed in November and has met several times. With the ratification of the ACCFT and United 有料盒子视频 contracts this committee continues to serve a function for the Senate. Signed: John Craven, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate Date: 4/8/98 *** The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting # 79 on April 6, 1998: MOTION ======= The 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate moves to accept the interim Standards and Indices for Promotion and Tenure to Associate Professor, bipartite academic, developed and approved by the ACCFT faculty of the College of Rural 有料盒子视频 and incorporated on pages 9 & 11-13 of their document, Guidelines for Promotion and Tenure Review Process for University of 有料盒子视频 Fairbanks 有料盒子视频 Community College Federation of Teachers Bargaining Unit Members. These interim standards and indices will be for academic year 1997-98. EFFECTIVE: Immediately RATIONALE: ACCFT faculty have, for the last 6 years, had a regional review promotion and tenure process with standards and indices by which all ACCFT faculty at 有料盒子视频 were evaluated for promotion and tenure. The standards and indices approved by the 有料盒子视频 CRA ACCFT faculty are identical to the currently existing standards and indices identified above. The collective bargaining agreement between the University of 有料盒子视频 and the ACCFT effective from July 1, 1997 to June 30, 2000 mandates in item 5.4.B that "The University and the Union agree that evaluation policies in which decisions are made within MAUs are desirable. New policies which reflect this goal will be generated through the normal governance structure and will be patterned on the current Regional Review Process." In light of the newly agreed upon contract the University of 有料盒子视频 and United 有料盒子视频, it is recognized that a rewrite of the current University of 有料盒子视频 Fairbanks Faculty Appointment and Evaluation Policies and Regulations for the Evaluation of Faculty will be necessary and that this rewrite should reflect the contract language binding on both unions and the University thus it is appropriate to establish interim standards and indices pending this rewrite. Signed: John Craven, President, 有料盒子视频 Faculty Senate Date: 4/8/98 Approved: Joan Wadlow, Chancellor Date: 4/23/98 PROMOTION MINIMUM CRITERIA BIPARTITE ACADEMIC The criteria listed below are intended as the minimum for determining eligibility for consideration for promotion. However, it is specifically recognized that University programs may require faculty whose education and/or experience may be different from the stated criteria. Exceptions to the minimum time in rank, terminal degree, or experience qualifications for rank must be fully justified through all review levels. The basis for exception shall be outstanding academic performance and/or outstanding professional experience. Associate Meet criteria for initial appointment to associate Professor professor or Master's degree in the discipline or appropriate field and Demonstrated evidence of successful college-level teaching and service and Five (5) years at the rank of assistant professor, or which three (3) must be at 有料盒子视频.* --------------------- EVALUATION GUIDELINES ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR STANDARDS AND INDICES The key concept for promotion to Associate Professor is "successful," which means "resulted in a positive outcome." The candidate must demonstrate through the promotion file that each workload component meets this requirement. STANDARD 1: (Teaching) Provides leadership and guidance regarding curriculum issues and in the development, delivery, and evaluation of educational activity. INDICES: The following accomplishments are representative of "successful" performance of the above criteria. The list is not exhaustive, nor is it expected that faculty will accomplish all items. Rather, the quality and quantity of accomplishments is expected to increase with time in rank. The list is not a set of criteria nor is it exhaustive or weighted. The list is merely illustrative and should serve as a guide for faculty and faculty evaluators. * Positive student evaluations. * Colleagues recognize and seek out the expertise of this individual. * Serves as a resource for other faculty in advising students. * Demonstrates mature levels of critical thinking and contributes knowledge to the field. * Demonstrates leadership in course and curriculum development activities. * Serves as a role model in providing academic advising, educational planning, vocational/career counseling on an individual or group basis. * Demonstrates leadership in designing and teaching/ facilitating credit/non-credit workshops, seminars, and short courses. * Demonstrates leadership in designing and developing and/or evaluating materials to enhance the teaching process (i.e. planning sheets, degree formats, etc.). * Provides guidance and direction designing and delivering educational services to special student populations (i.e. 有料盒子视频 Native, disabled, re-entry, economically disadvantaged, etc.). * Initiates course development appropriate to area of expertise and student need. STANDARD 2: (Service) Demonstrates leadership in service activities. INDICES: The following accomplishments are representative of "successful" performance of the above criterion. The list is not exhaustive, nor is it expected that faculty will accomplish all items. Rather, the quality and quantity of accomplishments is expected to increase with time in rank. The list is not a set of criteria nor is it exhaustive or weighted. The list is merely illustrative and should serve as a guide for faculty and faculty evaluators. * Chairs or provides leadership on a Campus/College committee. * Serves as Campus/College representative to a community or regional organization. * Takes responsibility for development of junior faculty. * Develops an area of service that makes a recognizable impact on one of the missions of the Campus/College. * Carries out administrative responsibilities skillfully as documented by peers and supervisors. * Provides leadership that generates a climate conducive to professional growth within the Campus/College. * Serves on a major university committee. * Serves as a University representative to a community, regional, or state organization. * Actively participates in professional organizations. * Campus/College representative to University committee. STANDARD 3: (Research/Creative Activity) Initiates, designs, executes, and reports original research/creative activity independently or in collaboration with others. Provides consultative assistance related to research/creative activity to faculty and/or other professionals. Expertise is recognized within the community, region, and state. INDICES: The following accomplishments are representative of "successful" performance of the above criteria. The list is not exhaustive, nor is it expected that faculty will accomplish all items. Rather, the quality and quantity of accomplishments is expected to increase with time in rank. The list is not a set of criteria nor is it exhaustive or weighted. The list is merely illustrative and should serve as a guide to faculty and faculty evaluators. * Research/creative activity is published in refereed journals or professionally recognized publications. * Reports research/creative activities at regional and national meetings. * Research projects or program evaluation projects are actively developed and implemented. * Consultation on research is sought by faculty members. * Authors chapter for book or entire book. * Research proposals for external support are approved and/or funded. * Non-research manuscripts are published as monographs, book sections, books, or articles. * Reputation as an expert researcher is initiated. * Serves as guest editor of a journal issue.
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