February
2, 2001
Present: Tom Stroup, Jeff Montgomery, Michele
McCarren, Ed Daniels, Jon Davidson
Others
present: Eric Patton and Ken Holliday
Minutes: Move to approve Jon, second Ed – approved
Old
Business:
A.
History
requirement
Jon will bring next time. Stated that a meeting had been held and it is being looked at.
B.
Agenda
items 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 – Real Estate curriculum – credit hour increase for REST
171 and 173; decrease for REST 271 & 272
This will be done next time, this still needs work
done on it, the course that they are reducing hours is not a course that can
stand to have hours reduced. Dr. Cronan
will pull the syllabus and work on it.
Dawn Florea will be here at the March meeting to explain changes. Discussion was held about people to watch
over program and it was suggested to ask Bill Horne to do this. Jon Davidson also volunteered to help Dawn. Changes need to be done by spring quarter.
C. Agenda item 7 & 8
HPER 101 and HPER 236 move to
approve Tom, second Ed – motion approved.
New Business:
A.
Agenda
item 1 – PSYC 276 Psychopharmacology was introduced for consideration.
There was a discussion about the course may need to
be 3 credits instead of 2 credits and also whether it would conflict with the
substance abuse course Eric Patton intends to teach. Course will come back for approval in the March meeting with
change to be 3 credits.
B.
Agenda
item 2 – Human Services Technology
Drop ENGL 205; add ENGL 214. Motion to approved Ed, second Jon – motion
approved.
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2, 2001
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C.
Agenda
item 3 – Law Enforcement / Corrections
Tabled – Dr. Cronan wants to put them in one at a
time, it still needs work.
D.
Discussion
was held for information purposes about the Pre-entrance exam for A D N students. They are going to accept a composite score
on the psychology Corp. exam of the 50th percentile instead of
requiring a 50th percentile on each individual area. Concern was voiced that the change made into
the catalog that will come out in the next year.
Adjourn
– Next meeting 3/2/01 Friday
Minutes
submitted by:
Brenda
Tilton