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The Faculty Sena e of Oregon State College
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Meeting 122
ROLLCALL
The Faculty Counci
Memorial Union 208
following members
Carl ir., Col~y, Cro
Goode, Groshong, H
Hackey , l'Iilligan,
Cooney (for Price)
Schaloch, Scheel,
present were Profe
Friday, Garrison,
Read, Sites,
Smith
Wilkinson.
February
1957
met in special sess ion at 4: 00 p ;m. in
with President
Strand in the chair and the
resent:
Andersen, Apple, Korzan (for Becker),
ks, Edaburn, Forem~n, Gilfillan,
Gleeson,
naen , Jackson, Kirk, Knapp, Langan, tlcKimmy,
loor, Nunfo rd , O'Leary, O'rdeman, Plambeck,
Reichart,
Ritcher,
Roberts, Rodgers,
choll, Strand, Trigg, Wicks, Zeran.
Also
sors Beer, Berkeley, Cortright,
Fincke,
'0 vland , Huff,
NitchelLE,.R..., Nelson H.B., Plonk,
C.K., Smith E.D., Stockman, Ten Pas,
Members absent wer : Albert,
Baron, Beck, Bergstrom, Bernier,
Boyd, Calvin, Carlon,
Cheldelin,
Crossen, Ebert, Foote, Foster,
Gibson, Gray , Hest n, Keene, Kraft, Langton, Lemon, Li,
licClellan,
I-IcCullo h, ria-ser, f'Iiller,
Norton, Oldfield,
Orner,
Phinney, Poling, R bertson,
Schultz,
Sciuchetti,
Sinnard,
Slabaugh, Smith W.w., Strickler,
Weswig, Williamson, Winger,
Young, Youngberg.
PURPOSE
OF
J:1EETING
President
Strand sated
the purpose of the meeting was to hear
and consider "A P~ gram for Additional
Liberal Arts Degrees."
The report had bee n~iled to Faculty Senate members
immediately follo ing the January 10, 1957 meeting of the Faculty
Senate.
Dean Col
said t.he report had been prepared and was
submitted in respo lse to action of the Faculty Council January 20,
1956, when a resoJ. tion was adopted strongly urging the administration,
together
Lt.h the faculty,
lito take all possible
action
to secure 1.iberal arts degrees for Oregon State College in the
very near future."
Dean Colby said that members of the Lower
Division committe on acade:mic poLi.cy and members of the
Curriculum Council had been invited to the meeting to hear the
report.
As the r port was already in the hands of the members
of the Faculty Se ate, he did not read the report but spoke in
gener-al. terms of" s background and content.
Questions were
then invited.
DISCUSSION
OF LOWER
DIVISION
REPORTON
LIBERAL
ARTS
DEGREES
The report was ex ined through discussion
on such topics as
the effect on te cher training
programs, desirability
of adding
a science requirellent,
facilities
aspects,
the relationships
of a comrnunicatiorls program, the timeliness
of area or divisional
majoz-s as cont ras ed with depar bment.al , the lack of a proposal
for graduate work) possible
co r-r-e.Latdon with the existing
a. A.
(General Studies) Idegree.
Aside from questions asked, the
discussion
in general was commendatory and favorable to the
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proposed liberal
arts
degrees.
REPORT
Dr. Foreman ~
tha the Faculty Senate vete approval of the
ACCEPTED report, subject to co sideration by the Curriculum Council.
The motion was second d. President Strand said that if the
action proposed were aken, it should be interpreted as
leaving the Curricul . Council free to make whatever recommendation
its consideration roig t warrant.
Dr. Ordemansuggested that
.
"acceptance" would be better action than 11 approval."
Dean
Zeran moved that the
tion be mnendedto substitute the word
"acceptance" for JI app oval."
The motion was seconded, put to
vote, and was declare
carried.
The amendedmotion, that the
Faculty Senate vote a ceptance of the report, subject to
consideration by the urriculum Council" was put to vote and
declared carried unan mously.
ADJOURN-
I1ENI'
President Strand exp essed appreciation for the attendance at
a special meeting cal ed on short notice.
He declared the
meeting adjourned at :20 o'clock.
Delmer 11. Goode
Secretary