egcn State
ES OF THE FACULTY
Meeting ~t55
I ROLL
CALL
Col1ei~e
CO'U:'JCIL
13 April
1950
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After a
ff';le period
provided by Professor
Betty Lynd
Thompson and her c ommi.
ttee6
the Council convened in regular
ses st on at 4: 15 - .m.
'rhcse pr-e aerrb were:
Ba sh , Car-Lson,
Ghilds6 Colby,C
oney, 0ox, Craft,
Crossen,
Darlington,
Demuth,
Friedman, Gilfil
an, Hansen, Laslett,
Lemon, IvicCutcheon,
Munford (for Goo e }, Muth, Norton, vrdeman, Pf'anner- (for Campbell),
Phinney,
'Iarthout,
l'hotilPS011, Wanless, Ware, Williams,
Zeran, and also
resent
was Vire;il Bett.
In the abs-ence of
President
Strand
Vice Chairman Swart hout presided.
LOWERDIVISION A motion was mad and seconded that the Faculty Council 50 on
LECTURE
SERIES record as hii~hly approving and commending Dean Colby and the
Lower Division
c mmittee in charge of the current
Liberal Arts
Lecture Series,
'Mid-Century
Ivlan, an Appr-a Lsa l ;" and Professor
Herbert E. Child
in particular
for his lecture,
"Modern Man
and His Philosop s," r,iven on Tuesday evening ..• 11 April.
The
motion carried.
GENERAL
E;CTENSION
Chairman E!wartho t called
011 Dean Zer an to present
to the Council the final 1"8 ommendations arrived
at by the Committee to
Study Re Iatrl ons hi[ps with the Exberrsd on Division.
Dean Zer-an
read and discuss
d many points of the report"
a copy of which
nny be found in he secretary's
files.
Several members of the
Council raised
0 jection
to the wor-d Lng of a statement
under
"Resident
Credit
Undergraduate":
itA minimum of 12 hours of
this i15-term-hou
requirement
must be earned on the home campus
of the school or college
o oncer ned,
T his r equar-ementi may be increased or decre sed by the head 0:[' the school or college
which
Grants the degre ,11 Those who objected
claimed that if 12 hours
wer-e established
as a minimum" no one, not even a dean could
reduce it,
If i is not 'intended be be an absolute
minimum,
the word usual 0 normal shou Ld be inserted
before bhe word
nurumum,
A moti n to accept the r-epor+ , however, received
a
second and was p ssed without ne ga+i.ve vote.
AAUP
Professor
Bett"
RECOMPi.!ENDATIONSFreedom,
Tenure.,
OF TENURE AND Graphed report.
PROlilDTION
the recommendati
to discuss
it in
It was aGreed t
be invited
to
ADJOURNIVJENT
The Council
adj
0
epresentin6
the A.A.U.P. Corr~ittee on Academic
and Promotions pas sed out o opLes of a mimeoThe Chairman asked Council
members to study
ns inc luded in the report
and to be prepared
detail
at the May meeting o£ the Council.
t members of the A.A.U.P. Committee should
t with t~e Council at that time.
at 5:10 p sm,
J. K. Munford
Act Ing Secr-ebar y