September 10, 1997

UNIVERSITY SENATE
Friday, March 23, 2001, 1:10 p.m.
Multipurpose Room, Rutgers Student Center, 126 College Avenue, New Brunswick

A G E N D A

CALL TO ORDER, DETERMINATION OF A QUORUM, AND CHAIRPERSON’S REPORT

- Kathleen Scott, Chairperson

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY

Approval of Agenda* (including time limits)
Approval of Minutes of February 23, 2001
Communications

Call for Nominations for 2001-2002 Senate officers, Executive Committee members, and board representatives
"Replacement of Social Security Number as Student Identification Number," Report to the University Senate Executive Committee prepared by Rutgers University Computing Services, March 9, 2001 - Presented and discussed at March 9, 2001 Senate Executive Committee meeting

ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT - President Francis L. Lawrence

COMMITTEE REPORTS

Faculty Affairs and Personnel Committee - Paul Leath and Barbara Lee, Co-chairs

Report and Resolution in Response to Charge S-0006, to "Explore the feasibility and desirability of making public the recipients and amounts of FASIP awards"

Faculty Affairs and Personnel Committee - Paul Leath and Barbara Lee, Co-chairs

Report and Resolution in Response to Charge S-0007, to "Review and provide comments on the Rutgers University Workplace Violence Policy"

Academic Standards, Regulations and Admissions Committee – Gary Roth and Mark Vodak, Co-chairs

Report and Resolution in Response to Charge S-0009, to "Review the Proposal to Change to Camden-Law Grading System"

Instruction, Curricula and Advising Committee - Natalie Borisovets, Chair

Report and Resolution in Response to Charge S-0008, to "Review and report on the feasibility/desirability of posting student instructional rating data online"

OLD BUSINESS

NEW BUSINESS

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - Samuel Rabinowitz, Vice Chairperson

February 2, 2001 minutes
Report on meeting of March 9, 2001
Questions and Answers: 5 minutes

REPORT OF THE REPRESENTATIVES TO BOARDS OF GOVERNORS AND TRUSTEES

CAMPUS FACULTY LIAISONS

ADJOURNMENT

*Note: Addition of items to the Agenda requires a two-thirds vote. There is an overall time limit of 2-1/2 hours for Senate meetings. Specific time limits are set for questions and debate, not for presentation of reports. After approval, extension of time limits requires a two-thirds vote.

Remaining 2000-01 University Senate Meetings

April 27, 2001