Faculty Senate Action by Academic Year
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Note: In order to view and print materials in Adobe Acrobat format you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader. To receive downloading instructions visit: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html             2012-2013             2002-2003             1992-1993             2011-2012             2001-2002             1991-1992             2010-2011              2000-2001             1990-1991             2009-2010             1999-2000             1989-1990             2008-2009             1998-1999             1988-1989             2007-2008             1997-1998             1987-1988             2006-2007             1996-1997             1986-1987             2005-2006             1995-1996             1985-1986             2004-2005             1994-1995             1984-1985             2003-2004             1993-1994            * Types of Legislation:
Class A Legislation
Senate actions that amend or revise the Faculty Government Charter. Must be ratified by a majority of the members of voting faculty who vote on the matter and subsequently be approved by the Board of Trustees. (See section A10.9 of the Faculty Manual for more details on this type of legislation.)Class B Legislation
Senate actions of a legislative nature over which legislation the faculty and the President have joint responsibility; or any Senate action whatsoever on matters submitted to it by the President; or the enactment of Bylaws that interpret this Charter. (See section A10.8 of the Faculty Manual for more details on this type of legislation.)Class C Legislation
Senate actions of a legislative nature over which the faculty normally has exclusive authority. (See section A10.7 of the Faculty Manual for more details on this type of legislation.)Class D Legislation
Actions of the Senate other than those of a legislative nature, including passage of resolutions, advice or recommendations, appointment of committees, reception of reports or information, and determination of Senate Bylaws. It is in the form of a resolution and no action is required from the President. (See section A10.6 of the Faculty Manual for more details on this type of legislation.)