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5. Reports of Special Committees 6. Graduate Student Association 7. Special Reports 8. Unfinished Business 9. New Business 10. Comments and Recommendations for the Good of the Graduate Community _________________________________ Coffee - 3:10 PM; Business - 3:30 PM 2
Minutes of the Meeting Wednesday, December 14, 2011 102 Kern Graduate Building GC – 4 (2011–12) THE GRADUATE COUNCIL The Graduate Council met on Wednesday, December 14, 2011, at 3:30 p.m. in 102 Kern Graduate Building. Dr. Henry Foley, Vice President for Research and Dean of the Graduate School, chaired the meeting. The minutes of the meeting of November 16, 2011, were approved. COMMUNICATIONS AND REMARKS OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR RESEARCH AND DEAN OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL None. ANNOUNCEMENTS None. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES Committee on Academic Standards Dr. Foley recognized Dr. Mary Beth Oliver, Chair, Committee on Academic Standards. Dr. Oliver reported that the Committee had met earlier in the day and considered a request from an associate dean for graduate education for additional interpretation of the recently revised policy on doctoral committee composition (specifically regarding the outside field member); the Committee’s further interpretation and guidance will be finalized and distributed by The Graduate School on the Committee’s behalf. She indicated that the Committee is also reviewing the definitions of 500- and 800-level courses and will be proposing revisions to the definitions to ensure consistency and compliance with Federal guidelines that affect students’ eligibility to receive federal financial aid. She then introduced Dr. Jon Nussbaum, representing the Committee, to present the updates and clarifications to the language related to the Graduate Council policy on transfer credit (Appendix A). Dr. Nussbaum noted that no change in the policy was recommended; rather, language has been added to clarify the current policy. He then moved that Council approve the editorial changes proposed. The motion was seconded and the floor opened for discussion. A question was raised regarding the need to incorporate verbiage to describe transfer of credits earned while a student is in non-degree status; it was reported that up to 15 credits may be applied to a graduate degree program from non-degree or certificate credit coursework. The recommendation was made that the Committee review the question of non-degree credits separately and that Council vote on the language changes in Appendix A “as is.” There being no further discussion, the question was called on the motion to approve the editorial changes to the policy. The motion was approved unanimously. Committee on Fellowships and Awards Dr. Foley recognized Dr. Andras Hajnal, Chair, Committee on Fellowships and Awards.
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