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Minutes
20 April, 2004
Present: Catherine Larson (chair), Cynthia Bannon, Allan Edmonds, Walter Gantz, Mike Gasser, Catharine
Hoff, Robert Ivie, Daniel O’Neill, Georgia Strange
Ex Officio: Kirstine Lindemann, David Halloran
Policy Committee representative: none present
Absent: Anthony Ardizzone, Mellonee Burnim, Catherine Pilachowski, Olivia Snyder
ACTION
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Approved minutes of March 23, 2004 meeting with correction. The following sentence from the March 23, 2004
minutes will be amended by adding the phrase that is indicated in bold: “After discussing the dates
currently used in allowing withdrawals (for example, that students are allowed an “automaticW” roughly
through the first half of a semester or term), Committee members (with two exceptions) found these dates
appropriate.”
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Affirmed the College’s time frame policy on grade changes: grades will not be changed when more than a year
has elapsed from the end of the semester in which the course was initially taken. (Grades of incomplete are
excluded from this policy.)
DISCUSSION
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Minutes The minutes of the March 23, 2004 meeting were approved with correction.
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Updates Dean Larson provided the Committee with updated information regarding the Global Village, Computer
Science and the proposed move to the School of Informatics, the Senior Year Task Force, math course
articulations between IUB and Ivy Tech State College Bloomington, and PeopleSoft implementation issues and
challenges.
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Grade Change Time Frame Policy The Committee discussed and then affirmed the College policy that grades will
not be changed when more than a year has elapsed from the end of the semester in which the course was
initially taken. Grades of incomplete are excluded from this time frame policy. Dean Larson will send a
Frequently Asked Questions page to faculty regarding grades and other policies early in the fall 2004
semester to help clarify these issues for faculty members.
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Overlap Issues Discussion of this issue was continued from the last meeting with additional information
provided on policies at other CIC institutions. The committee defined problem areas that will need
decisions about appropriate overlap. A proposal based on those considerations will be put forth in fall
2004 for CUE discussion and decision.
The next meeting is scheduled for early in the Fall 2004 semester in Kirkwood Hall 007.
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