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Memorandum
Date: March 29, 2006
To: Academic Policy and Advisory Committee
From:
Vice President for Academic Affairs
Re: April 4,
2006 APAC Agenda
The Academic Policy Advisory
Committee is scheduled to meet on Tuesday, April 4 at 3:00 p.m. in the Comstock Room, CMU 101.
AGENDA
1. Approval of
the 3/21/06 APAC Minutes*
2. New Course
Proposals
Health and
Physical Education Department
HLTH 422:
Alcohol and College Life (1 cr)
HLTH 420:
Health Policy and Payment (3 crs)
3. Program
Change
Economics Major and the Economics Major, Emphasis in
Business Economics:
Dropping CSIS 103:
Computer Concepts and Applications (3 crs) as
a Related Requirement and adding “must also take three elective credits in
Mathematics, Computer Science, or Statistics,” to the Related
Requirements. No change to required
number of credits.
b. Health and Physical Education Department
Health
Services Administration Major
Increase credits from 65 to 66 which includes the
following course changes:
Drop from the major:
HLTH 315: Health Agency &
Services (3 crs)
POL 340: Public Administration
(3 crs)
Add to the major:
MGMT 420: Organizational Theory
(3 crs)
HLTH 420: Health Policy and
Payment (3 crs)
Change the 9 credits of elective study to the
following 10 required credits:
ECON 202: Principles of
Economics I (3 crs)
MATH 234: Introduction to
Probability and Statistics (4 crs)
HLTH 326: Epidemiology (3 crs)
4. Policies*
Require HLTH 422:
Alcohol and College Life (1 cr) as a
graduation requirement for new entering freshman effective Fall 2006
5. Liberal
Studies*
a.
Science
laboratory course levels within the Dragon Core.
b.
Distribution of
course selection within Dragon Core Competency Areas.
c.
Course Levels for
Inner, Middle, and Outer Cluster Courses.
d.
Outer Cluster
Course Policy.
e.
Doubling Counting
of Major Rubric Courses within the Dragon Core.
*indicates item can be viewed electronically at: http://www.mnstate.edu/acadaff/APAC/2005-2006APAC/APACAgendasMinutes.htm
cc: Continews,
Department Chairpersons, MSUMFA Phillips, Registrar Washburn, Associate Dean
& Director Walseth, Larry Schwartz