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@ MINUTES OF OCTOBER STAFF MEETING
Psychology Department
October 14, 1968
The Psychology Department held its October meeting in EP 103 at 4 o'clock,
October 14, 1968.
PRESENT: Mitchell, Kinzie, Rogers, Martoccia, Steinberg, Dixon, Williams, Long,
Grossnickle, Daugherty, Latham, Harris, Tacker, Stapleton, Khatena,
Higgins, Prewett, Moore.
Due to a conflict in meetings Dr. Prewett was unable to be present at the time
the meeting convened and Dr. Mitchell presided.
Dr. Mitchell announced that the purpose of the meeting was to go over some new
course proposals and curriculum changes.
The following proposals from Dr. Long and Dr. Moore were presented:
New courses:
Advanced Psychopathology ~- 476 (3). This course is structured to go
beyond Psychology 375G and will be a graduate course. It is recommended
that this course be a required course in the clinical program. After
ee a lengthy discussion motion made and unanimously passed that this course
be adopted.
seminar in Behavior Modification - 469 (3). This course would be open
to clinical, general-theoretical, and school students. After discussion
it was moved and unanimously passed that this course be recommended for
adoption.
oeminar in Sensitivity Training - 471 (3) This course was unanimously
approved for recommendation for adoption.
Psychological Assessment I - 484 (3) This would be individual testing
with a clinical approach. Approved.
Change of Name;
Projective Methods I. Change to Psychological Assessment II.
Projective Methods II. Change to Psychological Assessment III.
Individual Testing - 415. Change to Introduction to Individual Testing.
To be added in the catalog: By permission of instructor.
The above changes were approved.
Dr. Long and Dr. Rogers were asked to check the clinical and general-theoretical
& graduate programs and determine if any revisions were felt to be necessary.
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A proposal was made that 499a be made a formal course carrying 3 credit hours.
The people who are taking it would be checked out in terms of format, writing
style, presentation of proposal for thesis, etc. It would be offered as a
seminar course. It was felt that would be most helpful in terms of processing
theses. Motion made that this be referred back to the curriculum committee for
further study.
In view of the time it was moved that the curriculum changes for the undergraduate
program be referred back to the Curriculum Committee for further study before
being brought back before the staff. Motion unanimously passed.
Dr. Martoccia, reporting for the Comprehensive Committee, read a letter from
William Stallworth, a graduate student, requesting he be permitted to take
the comprehensive examination in New York. He is currently enrolled in school
there and had the approval of his advisor to have it sent there and she would
proctor the examination and sign the pledge with him. Motion made and unanimously
passed that this request be denied. Dr. Martoccia was instructed to so advise
Mr. Stallworth.
The meeting adjourned at 5:30.
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