10380. Graduate Council Update Delete



Reports through VP Academic Administration

Membership:   

Graduate Dean, chair; deans of schools with graduate programs or his/her designee, director of Records and Advisement, director of Libraries, vice president for Enrollment, two graduate faculty representatives to one-year, non-renewable terms; vice president for Academic Administration, ex officio. 

AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY:

Authority to Act:

  1. To serve as liaison between schools with graduate programs and the vice president for Academic Administration.
  2. To publish an annual catalog describing graduate programs, including financial information.
  3. To approve policies for graduate programs entrance, continuation, and graduation and when necessary interpret and resolve graduate policy issues.
  4. To develop and approve appropriate forms for record keeping for students in graduate programs.
  5. To act upon petitions and appeals which require responses exceeding the authority of a school dean or the vice president for Academic Administration.
  6. To serve as the university curriculum committee for graduate programs with the authority to recommend the following:
    1. Curriculum changes originated by the schools for specific degrees.
    2. Study tours.
    3. Proposals for specific study programs including workshops and continuing education.
    4. Continuing approval of lecture series and other special graduate-level study programs offered on a regularly recurring schedule.
    5. Specification program-by-program of requirements for student engagement in research and/or appropriate professional practice and training experiences.
    6. Expectations for knowledge of the literature in each discipline.

(The University Senate has the right of review of all actions pertaining to all curricular matters except for editorial and non-substantive changes.)

Recommendations to be made to the vice president for Academic Administration:

To recommend the addition of new graduate study programs and the termination of unneeded programs.