ANNUAL REPORT OF THE GENERAL COLLEGE COMMITTEE Date: May 30, 1984 To: James LeRoy Smith From: Charles Garrison Membership of the committee (including ex-officio members): Margaret Capen, Business Herbert Carlton, Political Science (vice chair) Robert Christian, Biology Charles Garrison, Sociology/Anthropology/Economics (chair) W.T. Gartman, Allied Health Palmyra Leahy, Geography and Planning (leave of absence. beginning 1/84) Gregory Ross, Philosophy (replacement for Leahy) Nancy Mayberry, Foreign Languages (secretary) Ex-officio membership: Dean of the General College, Donald Bailey Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs or an appointed representative, Myra Cain Vice Chancellor for Student Life or an appointed representative, Elmer Meyer Committee meetings (dates and members absent): August 22 September 14 (Cain, Meyer) October 19 (Meyer*) November 16 (Capen*, Gartman) February 15 (Capen, Cain, Ross) March 21 *excused Dates of reports to the Faculty Senate during the year: March 27, 1984 Specific instructions, if any, given to the committee by the Faculty Senate other than those found in the committee's organizational charge: None A brief statement of committee organization, subcommittees, research agencies other than the Faculty Senate: Ad hoe subcommittee appointed previous year on advisor evaluation made a cee een report; ad hoc subcommittee to study models of approved required courses dropped. Committee functioned as unit List of committee accomplishments including recommendations made to agencies other than the Faculty Senate: ed Revision and refinement of voluntary advisor evaluation form; survey of sample departments. Registration procedures and impact in General College discussed. Reviewed orientation procedures. Citation of Senate resolution numbers that originated with the committee: 84—19 Proposals and/or business to be carried over to next year: Consideration of proposal submitted by Herbert Carlton: suggested considerations designed to improve General College advising. Evaluation of committee: Structure, duties, functions and personnel all acceptable. Suggestions for improving the effectiveness of the committee: None