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            "text": "sections. 99 were closed for spring semester. SB 270 in the legislature now will provide support for KSU's partnership with Simmons College in the West Louisville Project.\nUpcoming assemblies—Atwood Day and Honors Convocation—will be virtual. All faculty should attend.\nThe provost is encouraging our faculty to use dual credit classes as an opportunity for recruitment for KSU. Our presence in the high schools is important.\nWork is underway for Fall 2022 pre-registration. We need to get everyone registered before leaving for the summer.\nAll of us should help get positive news about KSU out into the community.\nNursing and business are in accreditation processes.\nPlease note KSU Day at the Capitol February 10 and the fish fry for legislators February 24.\nFinally, Provost Hamilton addressed the suspension of the tenure and promotion process that was previously mentioned by a senator. He said that this suspension was in keeping with the executive order from the governor to get the university's finances in order. All applications will be held on file and the process will be resumed when the financial outlook is better.\nFaculty Senate Committee Reports\nAcademic Policy Committee – Kristopher Grimes\nAt its last meeting, APC reviewed the results of the four-day class schedule survey. The committee's top priority this semester will be an attendance policy that will apply to in-person and online (synchronous and asynchronous) classes. There are federal requirements regarding attendance policies and we need to have a clear policy and follow it.\nCurriculum Committee – Changzheng Wang\nThe committee had no proposals and so did not meet.\nProfessional Concerns Committee – Gary Stratton\nAn action item will be coming soon regarding conduct of faculty elections. The committee is also looking at policy on contact hours vs. credit hours and the failure to implement an earlier action item on that subject that was officially approved all the way up, including by the past president. The committee is collecting information on mission-critical faculty positions that are vacant and need to be filled regardless of hiring freeze. The next meeting will take up the issue of the suspension of tenure and promotion and consider a faculty response.\nRegarding the contact hours-credit hours Handbook amendment, Dr. Clay said that he will take that up in his next meeting with Provost Hamilton.\nBudget and Academic Support Committee – Jennifer Ballard-Kang",
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