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Provost Gary Shapiro said federal budget cuts will affect availability for need-based student financial aid at Tuesday’s Academic Senate meeting.
George Ronan will be in an optimal position to see his passion for improving higher education come to fruition as the new general education director.
University President George Ross told the Academic Senate Tuesday there is a continued plan for financial reductions to prepare for the state budget, which is anticipated to be adopted by May.
A proposed bulletin and courses for the Doctor of Medicine program were approved by the Academic Senate Tuesday.
Disagreements among senate members arose Tuesday while discussing the details of whether graduate students and assistants should be included as legitimate members of the senate.
Next semester a new Central Michigan University application could be a one-stop location for students to see their course selections, pre-requisite information and even view professor ratings, among other services.
Several affiliation hospitals were outlined for the College of Medicine Tuesday at the fall semester’s first Academic Senate meeting.
The Michigan Senate Appropriations Committee will visit Central Michigan University on April 19.
University President George Ross spoke Tuesday of financial woes and transitioning into leadership when he addressed the Academic Senate for the first time.
The Academic Senate voted 26-19 Tuesday to support publishing the Student Opinion Surveys on the Central Michigan University Portal.
Interim University President Kathy Wilbur’s request for cost centers to devise potential budget cuts has triggered concerns among many faculty members over Central Michigan University’s developing medical school.
The Academic Senate wants to limit class size for the writing intensive courses, but Interim Provost Gary Shapiro said it cannot make that call.
University officials have yet to determine where money will come from to pay back a $619,489 grant to the National Science Foundation.
The Academic Senate voted Tuesday to not add new courses to the University Program until July 10, 2010.
The Office of Information Technology will take initiatives next year to introduce updates to Blackboard and other programs.
While Robert Kennedy, Jr. will speak in November on last year’s Speaker Series funding, university officials are uncertain whether they will receive funding for this year.
The Academic Senate requested the General Education Subcommittee on Tuesday to develop an implementation plan to update the University Program by Dec. 1.
Last year, the Academic Senate approved the Intergroup Dialogue Groups for undergraduate students.
