The institution is responsible for making a persuasive case that at least one of the courses it requires to meet the humanities/fine arts area does not “narrowly focus” on skills.”

  • “Full-Time Faculty (Core Requirement 6.1 and Standard 6.2.b) Guidelines Proposed changes to this policy included changing the name of the document from “Guideline on Core Requirement 2.8 (Faculty)” to “Full-Time Faculty (Core Requirement 6.1 and Standard 6.2.b) Guideline.” The changes were made to bring the document into compliance with the 2018 Principles of Accreditation. The changes were reviewed by the Executive Council in March and approved by the Board in June.
  • “Reports Submitted for SACSCOC Review” Policy Statement
  • “Reports Submitted for SACSCOC Review” Policy Statement
  • A revision to this policy was presented to the Executive Council that included adding “Documentation for an Interim Off-Campus Instructional Sites Committee Review” and related language to the document and modifying the title of the Fifth-Year Follow-Up Report to Follow-Up Report with related language throughout the document. The Council reviewed and the Board approved the proposed changes.
  • Bruce will also be completing a longer document summarizing his experience at the SACSCOC Conference
  • Faculty Regent Report [15-minute time limit]
  • Not given
  • Faculty Ombudsman Report [15-minute limit]
  • Not given
  • Committees meet to elect chair, vice chair, and secretary [15-minute limit]
  • Committees were given time to discuss and elect officers for committees.
  • APC committee officers
  • Chair Jason Keeler
  • Vice-Chair: Ken Semmens
  • Secretary: Bobby Walters
  • PCC committee officers
  • Chair: Monica Valentine
  • Vice-Chair: Jyotica Batra
  • Secretary: Sharon McGee
  • CC committee officers
  • Chair: Leigh Whittinghill
  • Vice-Chair: Swagata Banerjee
  • Secretary: Jonathon Sharp
  • BASC committee officers
  • Chair: Phillip Clay
  • Vice-Chair:Richard
  • Secretary: TBD
  • Secretary: TBD
  • Adjournment (4:20 pm)

-Minutes submitted by Jason Keeler, Faculty Senate Secretary.