Academic Affairs Faculty Committees Executive Committees, 1968-1970

Academic Affairs Faculty Committees Executive Committees, 1968-1969, 1969-1970 1968-1970: September 30, 1968 - Terms of Office - Library Development - Liberal Arts Workshop Report - Student Government Constitution - Policy on Plagiarism October 7, 1968 - Election of chairman - Two admissions programs approved by Educational Policies Committee November 4, 1968 - Dr. Idzerda will speak about financial situation of college - Faculty Handbook January 31, 1969 - Faculty - Secretary for faculty meetings - Quorum for faculty meetings - Faculty help in admissions February 18, 1969 - Salary structure - Faculty personnel policies - Admissions brainstorming - College Day committee April 8, 1969 - Function of existing Executive Committee - Broad Area Proposal Language Study - Course evaluation September 22, 1969 - Alteration in college governance October 6, 1969 - Functions of the committee October 20, 1969 - Items concerning corporate faculty discussion - Liberal Arts Study committee - Faculty-wide study of the rationale and techniques of independent study November 10, 1969 - Special Faculty meeting - Professional Ethics November 24, 1969 - Agenda for December 4th meeting - January faculty meeting - Secretary for the Corporate Faculty December 15, 1969 - Discussion of the Liaison Function of the Executive Committee January 19, 1970 - Angeline Dufner's letter to the executive committee February 9, 1970 - Freshman in a Liberal Arts education February 23, 1970 - Discussion on educational developments March 11, 1970 - Discussion of the Professional Life of a Teacher March 18, 1970 - Consideration of the Professional Life of the CSB Teacher - Role of the College Pastor - Presentation of the Basic Studies Program to the Faculty April 29, 1970: A memo from Ron Lane, Chair of the Executive Committee to the members of the Corporate Faculty which gives a good sample of Ron Lane's personality and of the issues of the executive Committee May 6, 1970 - Report on the Basic Studies program