COUNCIL OF DEANS

January 22, 2001

The Council of Deans met in special session at 9:30 a.m., Monday, January 22, 2001, in the Provost's Conference Room. John Mosbo presided, and the following council members were present: Sam Buchanan, Bob Everding, Neil Hattlestad, Joe Horton, Maurice Lee, Jane McHaney, Sally Roden, and Ron Toll. Elaine McNiece was absent.

Buchanan presented the Graduate Council minutes of January 18.

Buchanan moved to recommend a Master of Science degree in Community Development. Lee seconded the motion. Following discussion, the motion passed unanimously.

Buchanan moved to recommend the MS in Community Development program and new course proposals as follows:

MSCD 6310 Community Development Seminar

MSCD 6320 Holistic Planning and the Community

GSML 6311 Leadership and Decision-Making

MSCD 6315 Applied Research Methods and Data Analysis

MSCD 6330 Community Development Policy Analysis

MSCD 6340 Economic and Industrial Development

MSCD 6350 Financing Community Development

MSCD 6360 Cultural Differentiation and Outreach

MSCD 6370 Community Development Internship

MSCD 6318 Budgeting and Community Development

PSCI 5365 Intergovernmental Relations

GSML 6313 Transportation and Infrastructure

GSML 6330 Grant Writing

GEOG 5323 Geographic Information Systems

GEOG 5320 Technical Issues in GIS

GEOG 5318 Geographic Information Analysis

GEOG 5315 Mapping Fundamentals for GIS

CJIN 5300 Criminal Justice Management I (previously approved)

CJIN 5301 Criminal Justice Management II (previously approved)

SOC 5310 Criminology/Victimology

Mosbo brought up a question about the prerequisite of MSCD 6370. Buchanan revised his motion, and Lee seconded to recommend approval of the MS in CD program and courses contingent upon resolution of the question regarding 6370. The motion passed unanimously.

The special session adjourned at 9:40 a.m.

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