3 credit hour courses - MW or TR
	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
8-9:15	MW1	TR1	MW1	TR1	tutoring, professional development, committee meetings, RESEARCH and other things?
9:30-10:45	MW 2	TR2	MW 2	TR2
11:00 - 12:15	MW 3	TR3	MW 3	TR3
1:00 - 2:15	MW 4	TR4	MW 4	TR4
2:30 - 3:45	MW 5	TR5	MW 5	TR5
4:00 - 5:15	MW 6	TR6	MW 6	TR6
5:30 - 6:45	MW 7	TR7	MW 7	TR7
5:00 - 7:30	M 8	T 8	W 8	R 8	F 8
	TR 3 -- ONLY USED BY KSU 101 AND KSU 102
	TR 11-1 - Reserved for meetings, assemblies, convocations, etc. No classes other than KSU 101 and 102 can be scheduled during this time.
	4 credit hour courses in ENG and MAT with instructional counselors, e.g., ENG 101, MAT 115a, should be scheduled during the same MW and TR time block. No 4 day/week courses should be scheduled in block 3
	M8, T8, W8, R8, F8 for 3 hours classes that meet only once per week.
	Courses with labs --

• Sipes explained that one problem with the current schedule is that instructors have away from the standard times, so we’ve had conflicts of students not being able to take certain classes because of course overlap. She added that we’ve also gotten to a point where now TR 11-1pm is not inviolate because now classes have begun bleeding over into that block of time, so students can’t attend convocations. Thus, Academic Affairs is proposing a move to a MW/TR schedule, with Fridays left over to activities. This would give students time on Fridays for tutoring sessions, and it would give faculty time for professional development, all-day assessment activities, or research days. Academic Affairs wanted to present this to the faculty and get faculty feedback. This system would work for 1-, 2-, 3- and 4-hour classes that don’t have labs. There may be occasions/exceptions to this schedule, like for nursing, etc. Those exceptions would have to be written up and approved by the Provost; he is going to accommodate what faculty need, but the goal is more structure across the board.
• A Senator asked, so students will not be required to do anything on Friday if they choose not to? The Provost replied, yes. The Senator responded, how will that keep students on campus on the weekend?