Senate Meetings:
2016-17 Faculty Senate Meetings:
October 12, 2016
November 9, 2016
December 14, 2016
February 8, 2017
March 8, 2017
April 12, 2017
May 10, 2017
June 14, 2017
University Union, 332
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Academic Affairs Committee
Chair: John Windsor
Membership: 12 members - 8 faculty elected by the Senate, 1 academic dean elected by the academic deans, and 1 student appointed by the Student Government Association & the Registrar. One member of this committee will be an administrative ex officio non-voting member from the graduate school appointed by the graduate school Vice Provost.
Terms: The chair shall be elected by the members of the committee and serves a 2 year term. Faculty members 3 years, student members and academic dean 1 year.
* Indicates Second Term
- Group I: Will Derusha (SPAN) - Term Ends 2019*
- Group II: VACANT (Crawford)
- Group III: Matthew Dulock (MATH) - Term Ends 2019
- Group IV: Wendy Watson (PSCI) - Term Ends 2018
- Group V: John Windsor (ITDS)- Term Ends 2017
- Group VI: VACANT (Mathis)
- Group VII: VACANT (Thompson)
- Group VIII: VACANT (Dubberly)
Administrative Representatives:
- Deans' Representative: VACANT
- SGA Representative: VACANT
- Registrar designee: Keitha Robertson
- VP of AA designee: Christy Crutsinger, Interim Vice Provost for Academic Affairs
- Vice Provost of Toulouse Graduate School designee: VACANT
- Admissions Executive Director: Rebecca Lothringer
Academic Affairs Committee Charges 2015-2016:
- The Academic Affairs Committee shall study and make recommendations to the senate on university policy concerning admission standards of entering undergraduate students;
- suspension, probation and dismissal of students for academic reasons, standards for graduation;
- the policies on awarding of honors to graduates;
- Review the current admission policy of the Graduate School, the retention rate and graduation rate, and the Admissions Standards and Requirements;
- Work with the Oversight Committee on the Core Curriculum, the Curriculum Committee, and the Associate Deans on continuing oversight of the Core Curriculum to ensure it reflects UNT’s values;
- “Reconsider and evaluate changes to the transfer admissions standards criteria;”
- “Reconsider and evaluate course transfer criteria, specifically looking at transfers from UNT-Dallas;”
- Any other academic concerns that may be assigned by the senate.