EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY et] FACULTY SENATE The third regular meeting of the Faculty Senate for the academic year 1987/88 will be held on Tuesday, November 10, 1987, at 2:10 p.m. in Mendenhall Room 244. AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Approval of Minutes of October 13, 1987 Special Order of the Day A. Roll Call B. Announcements C. Richard Eakin, Chancellor D. Mike Coston, ECU Student Stores Unfinished Business Academic Integrity Violations (See Agenda for October 13, 1987, Attachment I, and Minutes of October 13, 1987) . Report of Committees A. Credits Committee, G. W. Kalmus (Biology) Transfer Credit (See Attachment 1.) B. Curriculum Committee, Bill Grossnickle (Psychology) 1. Minutes of Committee Meeting of October 8, 1987, including: a. Revise BS degree in Criminal Justice b. Revise BS Geology c. Revise BA Math, Math Major with Option in Computer Science, Math Major with Option in Statistics, BS Math (Preparation of Teachers) d. Revise BS Special Education e. Revise BS in Environmental Health (both options) . Committee Minutes of October 22, 1987, including: . Revise Military Science Minor - Revise Aerospace Studies Minor - Revise European Studies Minor - Revise BA and BS in Political Science and Comparative Government and International Relations Minors - Revise BS in Health and Physical Education - Revise BS Industrial and Technical Education Major - Revise BA Geography and BS in Urban and Regional Planning . Revise BA,BS (Teaching), and BS (Professional) Spanish Majors and BS Middle Grades Education (Spanish Concentration) @ C. Faculty Governance Committee, Bob Hursey (Math) Recommendations regarding amendments for: 1. Code of the Department of Physics 2. Code of the School of Nursing VI. New Business f ap. ae Uk ie phucd Mf ph ULonal . Vil le 0 Ofia QOS Ack Vt NUACA- 4 Le AX Ont 4 / “Attachment 1, Page 1 TRANSFER CREDIT EFFECTIVE FOR ALL CLASSES BEGINNING AFTER MAY 1, 1988 Upon Admission A student transferring to the University from another college or university will have transcripts evaluated by the Admissions Office during the admissions process. This evaluation will then be reviewed by the student's academic unit. It is only upon the review by the academic unit that the student will know what additional courses are necessary to meet degree requirements. Students who have satisfactorily completed basic military training may receive credit for the health and physical education courses required for general education upon submitting a DD-214 or DD-295 to the Admissions Office. Students who have completed "service schools" while on active duty with the military may request an evaluation through the Admissions Office. Credit will be awarded in accord with the American Council on Education recommendations provided that the credit recommended is at the baccalaureate level and 1. applicable to the General Education requirements or 2. applicable to the student's declared major field of study or 3. applicable to the elective hours prescribed within the student's designated program & of study Students who have prior military training (active duty, JROTC, College ROTC, reserve or National Guard) may be eligible for six semester hours of credit if pursuing a commission through the AFROTC, AROTC, Marine Corps Platoon Leaders course, or Coast Guard Basic Program. Additional information may be obtained from the Admissions Office. Following Admission Students who wish to take course work off the main campus or through correspondence following enrollment at East Carolina must comply with the following policies: All courses must be approved in writing by the student's department chair or shcool dean and the Office of Admissions prior to enrollment. Approval will not be granted for all course in which the student has been previously enrolled at East Carolina University. Approval will not be granted if the student has less than a 2.00 grade point average at East Carolina University. Students who have obtained junior standing may not attend a two-year institution without the additional approval of the Dean of the General College. Students who have completed one-half of the total hours required for the baccalaureate degree at a two-year institution will not be allowed to transfer additional credit from a two-year institution without special authorization of the Dean of the General College. Attachment 1, Page 2 *Approval will not be granted if the student has any outstanding obligations with any department of the University. Approval will not be granted if the student is socially ineligible to return to East Carolina University. *Only under special circumstances and with special authorization from the Dean of the General College will approval be granted while the student is concurrently enrolled at the University. At no time may the total hours exceed the maximum hours allowed on the campus. Except by special permission from the adviser and department chair or dean and then only when carrying less than a full academic load, a student is not allowed either to begin or to continue correspondence or extension courses while taking work in residence at East Carolina University. Moreover, a student enrolled for correspondence or extension work with another institution must notify the adviser when such courses are being taken. Students are held individually responsible for any violations of these regulations. A maximum of fifteen percent of the total hours required for graduation will be allowed through correspondence courses. Students will not receive credit for correspondence courses in the major field. No transfer credit will be accepted for a course which substantially duplicates a course in which a student has prior enrollment at East Carolina University unless the academic work presented for transfer represents a minimum of one full year (thirty semester or forty-five en: hours of transferable work) at the other institution and the student has maintained a average on all transferable work. Duplicate credit cannot be granted under any circumstances. Students who are academically ineligible to return to East Carolina University must remain at another institution for one year (thirty semester or forty-five quarter hours of transferable work) and maintain a C average on all transferable work in order for the credit to be acceptable in transfer to East Carolina University. For additional regulations applying to transfer credit, see Section 3, Admission: GENERAL INFORMATION. *These items reflect a formal statement of administrative policies submitted for faculty approval.