EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY

Faculty Senate
Greenville, North Carolina 27834
(919) 757-6537

December 18, 1985

Dr. John Howell, Chancellor
East Carolina University
Greenville, N. C. 27834

Dear Chancellor Howell:

At its fourth regular meeting on December 9, 1985, the Faculty Senate of East
Carolina University, approved the following resolutions for your
consideration:

(85-42) Philosophy and Goals and Criteria submitted by the Ad Hoc
Committee on Criteria for Chancellor Search (See Minutes
of December 9, 1985 Senate meeting)

(85-44) Curriculum Committee Report (See Curriculum Comm. Minutes
of November 14 and 21, 1985)

(85-45) Report of the Calendar Committee (See Minutes of December
9, 1985 Senate meeting)

(85-46) Libraries Committee Resolution (Attached as amended by Senate)

(85-47) EPP Committee recommendations 1 & 2 regarding Cheerleading
(See Senate Agenda for December 9, 1985)

(85-48) EPP Committee recommendation (See Senate Agenda for December
9, 1985)

(85-49) Theatre Arts Resolution regarding WZMB (See Minutes of December
9, 1985 Senate meeting)

Also approved by the Senate was resolution 85-43, a charge to the Agenda
Committee to develop procedures for the election of nominees to the faculty
positions of the Chancellor Search Committee.

Thank you for your consideration of these matters.

Sincerely,

Ke 1 eth WW, Libg & "Log

Kenneth Wilson, Chair
Faculty Senate

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LIBRARIES COMMITTEE RESOLUTION

Whereas academic library facilities are a primary focus and means of
scholarly activities at all levels in a comprehensive University,
and

whereas East Carolina University is the third largest of the University of
North Carolina constituent universities and undergoing robust

continued growth, with commensurately large and increasing academic
library collections and activities, and

whereas East Carolina University's academic library square footage per
f.t.e. student enrollment ranks fifteenth of the sixteen University
of North Carolina system campuses, and

whereas the resulting drastic shortage of space places harsh restraints on
the availability of library time and space for students and faculty
and correspondingly hampers their academic and professional growth,

Therefore, be it resolved that:

the Faculty Senate of East Carolina University supports the
administration of East Carolina University in its giving major
expansion of Joyner Library the highest priority for capital
expansion of academic facilities on this campus.