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Memorandum
Date: April 17, 2006
To: Academic Policy and Advisory Committee
From:
Vice President for Academic Affairs
Re: April 18,
2006 APAC Agenda
The Academic Policy Advisory
Committee is scheduled to meet on Tuesday, April 18 at 3:00 p.m. in the Comstock Memorial
AGENDA
1. Approval of
the 4/11/06 APAC Minutes*
2. Minor
Changes
Course Credit Modification:
MDS
095: Mathematical Concepts (2 crs) to 3 credits
MDS
113: Introduction to Critical Reading
(2 crs) to 3 credits
Change Number, Title, Course Description: Eng 200:
Surveying (3 or 4 crs) to
Eng 200:
Surveying (3 crs) and
Eng 200H:
Surveying for Highways (1 cr)
3. Course Level
Change & Credit Increase
MDS
097: Mathematics Ideal II (2 crs) to MDS 100:
Algebraic Concept (3 crs)
4. New Course
Proposals
Counseling
and Student Affairs*
Ed
512: Social and Cultural Aspects of
Teaching and Learning (4 crs)
Ed
513: Psychology of Teaching and Learning
(4 crs)
Languages
& Cultures Department*
(The Liberal Studies
Committee has approved these courses for the Human Diversity area)
Span 121:
Introduction to Iberian Culture & Civilization (3 crs)
Span 122:
Introduction to Latin American Culture & Civilization (3 crs)
Span 150:
Language Across Cultures (3 crs)
Mass
Communications Department
MC 381: Sports
Information and the Media (3 crs)
MC 382: Sports
Promotions (3 crs)
MC 383: Event
Planning (3 crs)
5. New Programs
Nursing
Department* - Hearing Only
Request new Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program
Women’s
Studies* - Hearing Only
Request new Major and new Minor in Women’s Studies
6. Dragon Core*
b. Information
Item: Guidelines for Initial Placement
in Written Communication Courses
c. Announcement – No change in
2.00 average GPA required in Dragon Core from current policy.
d. Discussion/Suggestions: Writing Intensive Course Submission Form
e. Laboratory
or Studio Components - Definition
*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