members
for Academ

:

faculty members

ed with (1) the number of
during the regular terms
(2). the number of days and
each semester and summer session
examination periods; and (4) the
Ff holidays and vacation periods. The Committee
lations. concerning these matters.

mittee makes its recommendations to the Faculty Senate in
tine for revision or amendment by the Faculty Senate.

The Committee reports to the Faculty Senate as often as necessary
but at least once a4 year.

 
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Revised Charge of:

Continuing Education Committee

5 faculty members and 1 student member, plus ex officio: Vice Chancellor
for Academic Affairs or an appointed representative, Dean of the Division
of Continuing Education, and Director of the Counseling Center or an
appointed tepresentative.

Quorum: 35 faculty members exclusive of ex officio.
The Continuing Education Committee advises the Dean of Continuing
Education on programs, faculty, Student services such as study
skills, career and academic counseling, and future directions of
continuing education. The committee examines and recommends policies
relating to faculty teaching including qualifications, number of
hours and ‘compensation, in the Division of Continuing Education.

The committee recommends to the Faculty Senate policies relating

to teaching assignments, qualifications, and compensation of faculty
in the Division of Continuing Education. The committee makes
appropriate recommendations to the Dean of Continuing Education.

The committee reports to the Senate as often as neces$ary but ‘at
least.once a year.

The committee is empowered to recommend to the Dean of Continuing
Education programs relating to the Division of Continuing Education.

 
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Revised Charge of

Faculty. Governance: Committee

Seven faculty members, plus. ex officio: Vice Chancellor, for Academic
Affairs or an appointed representative and the immediate past chairman
of the Faculty in residence.

Quorum; “Five faculty. members’ exclusive of ex officio.

A. ‘The Faculty Governance Committee considers matters relating to
the. Constitution and By-Laws of the Faculty Senate; the Faculty Manual,
where there is no conflict with. the auchions of the Committee on
Committees, unit codes of operation; wit reevaluations, and the
Bast Carolina University Code. The Committee insures that wit
codes. continue to conform to the East Carolina University Code,
all additions and deletions to both the wniversity. and academic
umit. codes to be submitted to the Committee, for its review, before
submission to the Faculty Senate, and hears appeals by an faculty
member concerning the application of governance procedures of both

the university code and the wit code within his or her unit.

The Committee recommends changes in ‘the Constitution and By-Laws
of the Faculty Senate, the Faculty Manual, the East Carolina Uni-

versity Code and the unit codes to the Faculty Senate. When

evaluating the implementation of governance procedures, the Com-
mittee makes recommendations to the unit and to appropriate ad-
ministrative officials.

The Committee. reports’ to the Faculty Senate as often as necessary,
but at least once a year.

As an-appellate body, the Committee is empowered to evaluate the
manner in which governance procedures have been followed and to

make this evaluation known to the appropriate administrative officials
and faculty.

.

NOTE; In Number 4.A. - the phrase "calls for the required unit reevaluations
as specified by. the Bast Carolina University Code;"' has been removed
contingent upon the approval of the revised East Carolina Code.