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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
MIAMI UNIVERSITY
Minutes of the Academic and Student Affairs Committee Meeting June20, 2013
163 Upham Hall
Exec utive SessionPublic Business Session
Announcements
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Student Trustees
Associated Student Government
University Senate
Academic
Affairs Reports
Provost
Update
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Enr ollment Management UpdateOverall Page 3 of 207
Pre -Professional Programs Updates TEAMOverall Page 4 of 207
Pre -Health
Pre -LawAcademic Affairs Written Reports
Student
Affairs Reports
Vice President for Student Affairs Update
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Wellness
Student
Affairs Written Reports
Additional
Written Reports
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Adjournment
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of UNIVERSITY SENATE
James Kiper, Chair
Steve Wyatt, Chair-elect
University Senate Website: www.muohio.edu/senate/
June 4, 2013
To: Members of Board of Trustees
From: James Kiper, Chair, Executive Committee of University SenateRe: Recap 2012-2013 University Senate Actions
The following summarizes the 2012-2013 activities of University Senate.Curriculum oReports from the Undergraduate Courses and Curriculum Committee included: 83 new courses,
43 revisions to existing courses, 3 new majors, 46 revisions to existing majors, 3 new minors,
and 11 revisions to existing minors. oNew Major Biology, bachelor of arts and bachelor of science (SR 13-01, 9/10/2012). Co-major, pre-medical studies (SR 13-05, 11/19/2012). Co-major, comparative media studies (SR 13-29, 4/22/2013). oName Changes. School of Education, Health and Society - College of Education, Health and Society. School of Creative Arts - College of Creative Arts. School of Engineering and Applied Science - School or College of Engineering andComputing.
Department of Chemical and Paper Engineering - Department of Chemical, Paper andBiomedical Engineering.
Regional Campuses - School/College of Professional Studies and Applied Sciences. Integrative Studies Program - Department of Integrative Studies Criminal Justice Program - Department of Justice and Community Studies Zoology MA, MS, PhD degrees change to biology (SR 13-27a, 4/22/2013). oMerged or transferred academic departments. Departments of botany and zoology to create department of biology (SR 13-02, 9/24/2012). Departments of business technology, computer and information technology, engineering technology, nursing to the academic department created on the regional campuses (SR 13-07, 02/11/2013)Department of communication and journalism and film program merged to create department of media, journalism, and film (SR 13-08, 4/08/2013).
Student Handbook oChapter 4, Appeals, 2.4.A, University Appeals Board - Composition, no longer require that
members be members of University Senate (SR 13-22, 04/15/2013).Overall Page 9 of 207
June 4, 2013, Memo: Board of Trustees
Recap 2012-2013 University Senate Actions
Graduate Handbook oPart 5, Graduate Faculty Information, Add lecturers and clinical faculty; and codifications (SR 13-04, 11/19/2012)
Miami University Policy and Information Manual (MUPIM) oSection 16.13, Smoke-free environment to create a smoke-free and tobacco-free environment (SR 13-08, 4/08/2013) ʹ corresponding changes to the Student Handbook.
oSection 12.5, All-University Faculty Committee for Evaluation of Administrators, membership 3-year term to begin July 1; and revisions to the review schedule (SR 13-10, 4/08/2013 ʹ
corresponding changes to the Enabling Act of University Senate and Faculty Assembly). oSection 11.1.D, Curriculum, Deleting a course (SR 13-24, 4/15/2013). oSection 11, Curriculum, Ohio Board of Regents approval of new majors (SR 13-25, 4/15/2013).oSection 7, Evaluation, Promotion, and Tenure of the Instructional Staff (new evidence)(SR 13-28, 4/22/2013).
Promotion & Tenure Guidelines for Dossier Preparation, 2011-2012 oDetailed format for dossier core, teaching and academic advising ʹ add assessment (SR 13-26,
04/15/2013.
Revisions to the Academic Program Review Process oSR 13-06, 12/03/2012.Senate Documents oBylaws of University Senate Revisions to the composition of the following Senate committees (effective 7/2013)
Academic Policy Committee, SR 13-11
Academic Program Review, SR 13-12
Graduate Council, SR 13-13
Council for Undergraduate Curriculum, SR 13-14 (4/15/2013) University Honors Program Advisory Committee, SR 13-15 (4/15/2013) University Liberal Education Council, SR 13-16 (4/15/2013)Faculty Research Committee, SR 13-17 (4/15/2013)
Committee for the Enhancement of Learning, Teaching, and UniversityAssessment, SR 13-18 (4/15/2013)
Benefits Committee, SR 13-19 (4/15/2013)
Student Affairs Council, SR 13-20 (4/15/2013)
Dissolution of the Codification Committee, SR13-21, (4/15/2013)Proposals received on the Consent Calendar oMiami Bulletin (Admission for Graduate Students, Non-degree Status) and Graduate Student
Handbook, Section 1.2.L, Graduate Academic Regulations, Registration, Policy Relating to Undergraduates Taking Graduate Courses (2/25/2013). oCourses offered in one division and carrying departmental prefixes (or subject codes) in another department (2/25/2013). oDigital Evaluation Implementation Committee recommendations (2/25/2013). oComprehensive Undergraduate Research Plan (2/25/2013). oDual Enrollments (2/25/2013).Overall Page 10 of 207
June 4, 2013, Memo: Board of Trustees
Recap 2012-2013 University Senate Actions
oCourse Repeat Policy (2/25/2013). oChange in credit hours requirement for relocation (2/25/2013). oGraduation requirements (2/25/2013). oPrerequisite and co-requisite enrollment (2/25/2013). oStudent Handbook, Section 1.2.C.1, Adding/Dropping a Course (4/22/2013). oProposed action on remediation ʹ free standards (4/22/2013). Miscellaneous oProcedures for Determining the Promotion/Tenure-initiating Unit and Academic Home Department of Faculty Assigned to the Regional Campuses (SR 13-23, Sense-of-the-Senate vote,4/15/2013).
Special Reports delivered to University Senate oBenefits Committee oUpdate on Miami Logo, Branding, and Domain Name oMiami 2020 Plan oResponsibility Centered Management oFraternity and Sorority Life Update oAcademic Integrity oAcademic Calendar Implementation Update oSustainability at Miami: FY 2012 Progress and Steps Ahead oGoogle Migration Update oMiami Plan Restructuring oAccreditation Update oThe Interactive Future, An Overview of the Interactive Degree Audit oE-Learning Advisory Council oGlobal Initiatives, Reorganization: Imperatives and Opportunities oIT Classroom Support ʹ Academic IT Planning Committee, Classroom Enhancements Council, andNiihka Advisory Committee.
oTask Force for the Prevention of Sexual Assault oRegional Division Implementation Update oFiscal Priorities and Budget Planning Committee Annual Report. cc: Bobby Gempesaw, Provost Steve Wyatt, Chair-elect, 2012-2013 Executive Committee of University SenateOverall Page 11 of 207
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Enrollment Management Update
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Agenda
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OEM Mission Statement
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OEM Goal #1
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OEM Goal #2
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OEM Goal #3
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OEM Goal #4
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Fall 2013 Enrollment Goals
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Fall 2013 Application Status by
Academic Division
2012 2013Diff. %2012 2013Diff. %2012 2013Diff. %School of Engineering & Applied Science2484 2982 49820.0%1815 2024 20911.5%417 444 276.5%College of Arts & Science8852 9408 5566.3%6487 6136-351 -5.4%1586 1402-184 -11.6%Farmer School of Business5892 6825 93315.8%2930 3411 48116.4%822 944 12214.8% FSB/University Studies0 0 0 0.0%1349 1264-85 -6.3%443 385-58 -13.1%School of Education, Health & Society2150 2392 24211.3%1520 1546 261.7%426 411-15 -3.5%School of Creative Arts923 913-10 -1.1%657 607-50 -7.6%200 177-23 -11.5% SCA/University Studies0 0 0 0.0%189-9-50.0% 4 1-3-75.0%Total20301 22520 221910.9%14776 14997 2211.5%3898 3764-134 -3.4%AppliedAdmittedConfirmed
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Fall 2013 Application Status by
Residency
2012 2013Diff. %2012 2013Diff. %2012 2013Diff. %Non-resident 10993 12104 111110.1%7790 7990 2002.6%1527 1494-33 -2.2% Domestic non-resident8798 9815 101711.6%6927 69270 0.0%1368 1307-61 -4.5% International non-resident2195 2289 944.3%863 1063 20023.2%159 187 2817.6%Resident9189 10296 110712.0%6917 6948 310.4%2369 2256-113 -4.8%Residency TBD119 1201 0.8%69 59-10 -14.5% 214 12600.0%Total20301 22520 221910.9%14776 14997 2211.5%3898 3764-134 -3.4%AppliedAdmittedConfirmed
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University Academic Scholars Program
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Tuition Costs: Competition Set (2012-13)
Source: Institutional websites/Common Data Set
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Student Debt: Ohio Schools (2011-12)
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Student Debt: Competition Set (2011-12)
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Need-Based Funding: Competition Set (2012-13)
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Key Demographics: Miami Borrowers
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Key Demographics: Miami Borrowers
Average Debt: $27,817
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Key Demographics: Miami Borrowers
Average Debt: $27,817
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