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CSB-SJU Coordinate Relations, 1986-1987 to 1994-1995:, 1986-1995

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Identifier: AC 06.01 Box 13

Scope and Contents

CSB-SJU Coordinate Relations, 1986-1987 to 1994-1995: Drafts of statement of separate identity and a combined identity for CSB/SJU (July-October 1986) President Colman O'Connell, "Planning: Challenge and Opportunity," November 21, 1986 "Saint John's University and the College of St. Benedict," Article in PRIVATE COLLEGES, 1986 "Cooperative Program CSB/SJU (a brief history) 'a success story'," February, 1986. Strategies to move CSB toward the College of the 1990s with a separate and combined identify with SJU (includes "Jointness or Coordinate Activities between IA departments of CSB and SJU, April 2, 1992 "Merging Management of the BAC and Humphrey theaters", January 8, 1987 Minutes of the Joint Marketing Task Force, February 24, 1987 and agenda for meeting of March 10, 1987 Administrative Cooperation Studies and Reports, Spring 1987 President Hilary Thimmesh, "St. John's University in the 1990s," May 1987 SJU Feasibility Study, 1987 Presidents' "Partnership Statement," November 1987 Hilary Thimmesh and Colman O"Connell Mary DesRoches, Strategies for Administrative Cooperation between CSB and SJU, 1987 Notes of CSB/SJU Board Committee on Cooperation, February 11, 1987 Cooperative Learning project between CSB/SJU and Cathedral High School: goal of understanding expectations on how to share information and resources, Fall 1988; Admissions Enrollment Trends, 1979-1990 "Two Colleges, One Education," Course Catalog 1990-1991 "Two Colleges, One Education, St. Cloud Times, October 14, 1990 "An Attempted Change of the Class Schedule," by President Dietrich Reinhart (an example of changes in changing the class schedule, in the difference between the CSB and SJU faculty, and the difference between the SJU administrators and faculty) 1988 Comparative Study of Catholic College Costs, Spring 1988 Announcement by VPAA Charles Villette that at the two faculties approved a joint core curriculum on November 18, 1986 and it will be implemented in 1988-1989. Memo from Connie Cross to Dolores Super, September 15, 1989, St. Cloud Times slight mention of CSB in the international program Announcement that CSB and SJU Bookstores will become one operation July 1, 1991 Correspondence of Vice Presidents to CSB-SJU Presidents in re the draft of the Presidential Statement on Cooperation, August -November, 1991 Presidential Statement: "The Coordinate Relationship of the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University," September 9, 1991 Obstacles to Coordination Reported by VP Administrators, November 1991 Beth Johnson, "Cooperative or Coordinate, Let's Work Together," The Record, 1991, p. 15 "The Core Curriculum in Transition," in Saint John's University, 1992 The class of 1992 is the first to graduate under the first CSB/SJU Core Curriculum. CSB/SJU Transportation Issues, 1992-1993 Task Force to Examine the Coordinate Relationship, Recommendations and Report, May and June, 1992 Summary of CSB/SJU Cooperation Efforts, 1991-92 and 1992-1993 Financial Exchange Policies: Proposed Change in Credit Hour Imbalance, February 1993 Presidents O'Connell and Reinhart Assumptions about Cooperation, since the 1960s to 1993, March 22, 1993. Summary of the Coordinate Governance Structure, September 1993: Coordinate Mission and Values, January 1993 Analysis of CSB/SJU Recreational Space, 1993 Carol Guardo, "Assessment of Academic Administrative Structure," April 29-30, 1993 Development Workshop with S. Jane Bodine, October 4, 1993. Meeting with S. Jane Bodine, October 1, 1993. Email regarding the Development Workshop from S. Evin Rademacher May 1993: according to a document revised in 9/15/93 by the two presidents in the 1993-1994 file, the Ad Hoc Committee of Boards on Coordinate Relations was established in the Fall of 1993 by mandate of the two Boards -- it lists the functions of the committee and the secondary functions (those which flow from other functions): "On May 7, 1993, the two Boards approved the document entitled, 'The Governance of the Coordinate Relationship between the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University." It articulated a series of general principles to undergird the coordinate relationship. And it committed the two Boards to embark on a series of actions to ensure the vitality of this relationship. Coordination: Description and Indicators (Colman O'Connell), July 1993: "The ultimate goal is to create the degree of coordination which will serve the needs of men; and women students optimally. This goal implies the creation of a common campus culture as well as the preservation and enhancement of the best in each separate campus culture. "Additionally, the goal calls for the consolidation of services wherever separate services are not necessary to foster the growth of men and women students. This means the joining of functions wherever such consolidation could either strengthen the function or preserve resources to be more effectively allocated elsewhere." John Kendall, "A Study of Two Cultures" Correspondence and Report, 1993-1995 Presidential Statement to the Faculties, October 20, 1993 Draft of "Making the Coordinate Relationship Work: A Summary of the Strategic Planning Consensus, April 27, 1994: 1. The multiple levels of "coordinate-ness" and which level is appropriate for different circumstances 2. Four principle purposes for and benefits of the coordinate relationship 3. Key benchmarks for determining the requirements for consultation and coordination: impact, cost savings, latitude, nature of the service, gender, innovation, and expertise "When in doubt, CONSULT. The overriding rule of thumb should be: NO SURPRISES!"

Dates

  • 1986-1995

Extent

1 Box

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Immediate Source of Acquisition

06.01

Physical Facet

File, Document

Repository Details

Part of the College of Saint Benedict Archives and Special Collections Repository

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