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The UAF Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting #19 on 
May 7, 1990:


MOTION PASSED (unanimous approval)
=============

In the event that $1.9 million becomes available to supplement FY90 
compensation, the UAF Faculty Senate moves to recommend that the 
faculty portion of these funds be distributed on an equal dollar basis 
to all permanent faculty and that the increases be built into the base 
salary.  


	EFFECTIVE: 	Immediately

	RATIONALE:	If compensation funds become available late 
		in the legislative session, this will give administration 
		a clear signal as to the faculty wishes for distribution.



Signed:  John S. Leipzig, President, UAF Faculty Senate 	Date:  5/11/90


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The UAF Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting #19 on 
May 7, 1990:


MOTION PASSED AS AMENDED (unanimous approval)
=========================

The UAF Faculty Senate moves to receive the University of ÀÖ»¢Ö±²¥ 
Fairbanks Self-Study - 1989-90 and to authorize the Administrative 
Committee to add additional comments based upon the recently 
received faculty opinion surveys.


	EFFECTIVE:	Immediately

	RATIONALE:	This action is necessary for the accreditation 
		process.



Signed:  John Leipzig, President, UAF Faculty Senate 	Date:  5/11/90


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The UAF Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting #19 on 
May 7, 1990:


MOTION PASSED (unanimous approval)
=============

The UAF Faculty Senate moves to charge the Administrative 
Committee to create a survey for faculty distribution based on 
results of the self-study questionnaires.  The survey will be 
distributed in Fall 1990.


	EFFECTIVE: 	Immediately

	RATIONALE:	It would be helpful if more significant data was 
		available on the issues addressed in the faculty self-
		study questionnaire.  The return from the original survey 
		was statistically small and was perhaps affected by it 
		being done as part of the self study.



Signed:  John Leipzig, President, UAF Faculty Senate 	Date:  5/11/90


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The UAF Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting #19 on 
May 7, 1990:


MOTION PASSED (unanimous approval)
=============

The UAF Faculty Senate moves to endorse the 1990-91 committee 
membership as indicated below:

STANDING COMMITTEES
===================

Curricular Affairs
	Roy Bird, CLA (91)
	Claudette Bradley, CRA (91)
	Lawrence Duffy, CNS (92)
	Fred Dyen, SCCE (92)
	Mike Gaffney, CLA (91)
	Ron Gatterdam, CLA (92)
	DeAnne Hallsten, SCCE (91)
	John Lehman, SOM (91)
	Nag Rao, CRA (91)
	Douglas Schamel, CNS (91)
	David Spell, SOE (91)
	Julia Triplehorn, CLA (91)
	Ex-Officio:	1 Dean - TBD
			Representative from Registrar's Office
			1 Undergraduate student - TBD
	
Faculty Affairs
	Sukumar Bandopadhyay, SME (92)
	Gary Copus, CLA (92)
	John French, SFOS (91)
	Fred Husby, SALRM (91)
	Mary Lindahl, SOM (92)
	Nag Rao, CRA (91)
	Julie Riley, CES (92)
	Ruiz Anne Rozell, SCCE (92)
	David Spell, SOE (91)
	Bob White, CNS (91)

Scholarly Activities
	no members

PERMANENT COMMITTEES
====================

Committee to Nominate Commencement Speaker and Honorary Degree 
Recipients
	Jill Baker, CRA (91)
	Cathy Goodwin, SOM (92)
	David Hales, CLA (92)
	Koji Kawasaki, CNS (91)
	James Ruppert, CLA (92)
	Ex-Officio:	Karen Cedzo, Director 
			University Relations

Developmental Studies Committee
	Roy Bird, English, CLA (91)
	Claudette Bradley, Interior Campus, (91)
	Richard Clausen, Math, CLA (92)
	John Creed, Chukchi (91)
	Kathy Harrell, CCC, CLA (91)
	Ron Illingworth, SCCE (91)
	Clara Johnson, RSS, (91)
	Wanda Martin , Advising Center (91)
	Joli Morgan, General & Devel. Studies (91)
	Maynard Perkins, Northwest (92)
	Marcele Skelton, SCCE (91)
	Peggy Wood, Bristol Bay (91)
	VACANT:	CNS representative
	VACANT:	Kuskokwim Representative

Faculty Development, Assessment & Improvement Committee
	Taylor Brelsford, CRA (91)
	Ed Cridge, CLA (92)
	Joseph Dupras, CLA (92)
	John Gimbel, CLA (92)
	Lucy Jones-Sparck, CRA (91)
	Bob Piacenza, CLA (91)
	Channon Price, CNS (91)
	Henry Wichmann, SOM (92)
	Ex-Officio:	Gerald McBeath, Interim Director
			Office of Faculty Development

Graduate Council (five senators)
	Robert T. Cooney, SFOS (92)
	Jack Distad, CLA (91)
	Gerry Shields, CNS (91)
	Peggy Shumaker, CLA (91)
	Tim Tilsworth, SOE (92)

Legislative Affairs
	Larry Duffy, CNS (92)
	DeAnne Hallsten, SCCE (91)
	Paul Metz, SME (91)
	Marnie Sweet, CRA (92)
	Don Triplehorn, CNS (92)

Service Committee
	Doug Coghenower, SFOS (92)
	Roland Gangloff, CNS (91)
	Ken Krieg, SALRM (91)
	Don Quarberg, CES (92)
	Ruiz Anne Rozell, SCCE (92)
	Non-University:	Linda Green, FNSB (91)
	Non-University:	To be determined

NOTE: 	2 CRA SENATORS WILL BE PLACED ON COMMITTEES AT A 
		LATER DATE


		EFFECTIVE: 	Immediately

		RATIONALE:	The faculty members' preferences were 
			reviewed and weighted against membership 
			distribution from schools and colleges.  In all 
			cases, the senators' first or second choice of 
			committee was honored.


Signed:  John Leipzig, President, UAF Faculty Senate 	Date:  5/11/90


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The UAF Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting #19 on 
May 7, 1990:


MOTION PASSED 
=============

The UAF Faculty Senate moves to adopt the following calendar of 
meetings for the 1990-91 academic year

*Mtg.	#20	Monday, September 17, 1990
  Mtg.	#21	Monday, October 15, 1990
*Mtg.	#22	Monday, November 12, 1990
  Mtg.	#23	Monday, December 17, 1990
*Mtg.	#24	Monday, February 11, 1991
  Mtg.	#25	Monday, March 11, 1991
*Mtg.	#26	Monday, April 15, 1991
  Mtg.	#27	May, 1991 - TBD

*indicates audioconferenced meeting


	EFFECTIVE: 	Immediately


Signed:  John Leipzig, President, UAF Faculty Senate 	Date:  5/11/90


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The UAF Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting #19 on 
May 7, 1990:


MOTION PASSED (unanimous approval)
=============

The UAF Faculty Senate moves to require new course proposals to 
contain a copy of the course syllabus.


	EFFECTIVE:	Fall 1990

	RATIONALE:	As a new course proposal makes its way 
		through the approval process, it is essential to have 
		information available to faculty outside the originating 
		discipline.  Several colleges already require course 
		syllabi to be submitted with new course proposals.  This 
		motion strengthens and standardizes current procedure



Signed:  John Leipzig, President, UAF Faculty Senate 	Date:  5/11/90


Approved:  Patrick J. O'Rourke, Chancellor  		Date:  5/15/90


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The UAF Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting #19 on 
May 7, 1990:


MOTION PASSED AS AMENDED (unanimous approval)
========================

The UAF Faculty Senate moves to endorse the following 
recommendations of the UAF Assembly Computer Users Committee 
included in its report dated April 16, 1990.

Recommendations 
================

A director of academic computing should be appointed as soon as 
possible.  Given that funding for such a position was available last 
year when Tom Hassler held the position, the appointment of this 
director should not be contingent on increased state funding for the 
proposed academic computing increment.   The new director of 
academic computing should act as expeditiously as possible to carry 
out the following tasks: 

-	Coordinate with UAA to allow UAF users to make use of ACAD2 
	in Anchorage, which is operating at less than 20% of capacity. 

-	Institute procedures to route all CPU-intensive batch jobs to 
	ACAD2 in order to relieve the load on ACAD3. 

-	Communicate with research faculty regarding the availability 
	of supercomputer grants.  The committee feels that it would 
	be appropriate to ban all jobs requiring more than a certain 
	amount of CPU time from the VAX given the availability of 
	such supercomputer grants. 

-	Communicate with all faculty regarding the availability of 
	off-campus computer resources via the Internet. 

-	Coordinate with UACN to arrange automatic distribution of 
	computer mail among various campus hosts using the 
	University's new class-B Internet license in order to decrease 
	the load on the VAX from electronic mail. 

-	Update the census of public computing facilities and prepare a 
	budget for repair and replacement. Our informal estimate is 
	that necessary repairs and replacements would cost around 
	$50,000 at this time. 

-	Prepare a census of rural campus computing facilities and 
	curriculum-related computer and telecommunication needs and 
	prepare a budget for repair, expansion, and replacement. 

Because of the perception among faculty that funds for academic 
computing have historically been (and continue to be) diverted to 
administrative use, we strongly recommend that the new director of 
academic computing should report directly to the Vice Chancellor of 
Academic Affairs rather than to the Director of Planning and 
Information Systems.  This recommendation is not intended as 
criticism of existing individuals, but rather as a way to deal with 
widespread faculty perceptions by removing any appearance of 
conflict of interest. 


	EFFECTIVE:	Immediately

	RATIONALE:	The Academic Computer Users Committee has 
		spent the past three months studying the current state of 
		campus-wide academic computing at UAF, during which 
		we have received input from students, faculty, UAF staff, 
		and statewide staff.  This document summarizes our 
		findings, concerns, and recommendations.  

		This motion deals only with issues regarding campus-
		wide academic computing. 

		Findings 
		========

		ACAD3 has been at near 100% of both processor and port 
		capacity since January.  Many users are unable even to 
		sign on, since the maximum number of allowed users is 
		often exceeded.  For those who are able to sign on, 
		response time is often very slow. 

		Between 30% and 40% of processor use of the VAX is by 
		numerically-intensive jobs submitted by faculty and 
		graduate students.  It appears that much of this is from 
		users in research institutes who use free time on ACAD3 
		instead of paid time on institute machines, or 
		supercomputer access which requires advance 
		permission. 

		A significant portion of VAX port use is by statewide 
		administrative users (SX accounts) who remain logged on 
		all day to use the electronic mail system (all users other 
		than statewide administrative users are automatically 
		logged off after a reasonable period of inactivity). This 
		contributes substantially to the problem with exceeding 
		the maximum number of allowed users . 

		Public-access student labs suffer from old, poorly-
		maintained equipment.  

		There is a perception among faculty that funds for 
		academic computing have historically been diverted to 
		administrative use.  Both UAF and Statewide personnel 
		have confirmed that this was standard operating practice 
		during the period when Statewide was responsible for all 
		computer administration.  There is a strong suspicion 
		among faculty in many units that this practice has 
		continued since academic computing was turned over to 
		the units (with a tiny fraction of its original nominal 
		budget). 



Signed:  John Leipzig, President, UAF Faculty Senate 	Date:  5/11/90


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The UAF Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting #19 on 
May 7, 1990:


MOTION PASSED (unanimous approval)
=============

The UAF Faculty Senate moves to empower the Administrative 
Committee to act on behalf of the Senate during the summer months 
of 1990 on all matters within its purview which may arise.  
Members will be kept informed of the Administrative Committee's 
actions.


	EFFECTIVE: 	May 7, 1990

	RATIONALE:	This motion will allow the Administrative 
		Committee to act on behalf of the Senate so that 
		necessary work can be accomplished.


Signed:  John Leipzig, President, UAF Faculty Senate 	Date:  5/11/90


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The UAF Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting #19 on 
May 7, 1990:


MOTION PASSED (with 19 ayes, 10 nays)
=============

The UAF Faculty Senate moves to commit to the Faculty Affairs 
Committee the motion to recommend that issues of equity for 
faculty be a major priority if funds become available to supplement 
FY91 compensation.


Signed:  John Leipzig, President, UAF Faculty Senate 	Date:  5/11/90


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The UAF Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting #19 on 
May 7, 1990:


MOTION PASSED AS AMENDED (21 ayes, 8 nays)
=========================

The UAF Faculty Senate moves that deans, research directors, rural 
campus directors, library director, museum director and CES 
director will have five year term appointments, renewable for one 
additional five-year term upon completion of a successful faculty 
and administrative review.


	EFFECTIVE: 	Upon Chancellor's Approval

	RATIONALE:	Since the early formation of the senate and the 
		leadership retreat last year, the issue of term 
		appointments for administrators has been an issue of 
		much discussion and concern.  This statement indicates 
		the definitive senate position on this issue.


Signed:  John Leipzig, President, UAF Faculty Senate 	Date:  5/11/90

Disapproved:  Patrick J. O'Rourke, Chancellor    	Date:  6/1/90

*See memorandum for explanation.


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The UAF Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting #19 on 
May 7, 1990:


MOTION PASSED AS AMENDED (unanimous approval)
=========================

The UAF Faculty Senate moves to establish the following transition 
guidelines for implementation of the term appointment policy for 
deans and directors:

	1.	Deans and directors who have served in their position for 
		four years will be reviewed during the first year that the 
		administrator evaluation policy and procedures become 
		effective;

	2.	Dean and directors who have served in their position less 
		than four years will be reviewed after completion of their 
		fourth year of service.


	EFFECTIVE: 	Upon Chancellor's Approval

	RATIONALE:	A transition policy is needed to provide for an 
		orderly review of current deans and directors.


Signed:  John Leipzig, President, UAF Faculty Senate 	Date:  5/11/90


Disapproved:  Patrick J. O'Rourke, Chancellor   	Date:  6/1/90

*Follows as a result of previous action.


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The UAF Faculty Senate passed the following at its Meeting #19 on 
May 7, 1990:


MOTION PASSED AS AMENDED (unanimous approval)
========================

The UAF Faculty Senate moves to establish the following policy on 
evaluation of administrators:

POLICY

FACULTY ROLE IN ADMINISTRATOR EVALUATION

Coverage:  The evaluation system would involve the evaluation of 
"Academic Administrators" which would include Academic Deans, 
Directors of Institutes, Director of Libraries, Rural Campus 
Directors, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, and the Vice 
Chancellor for Research and Dean of the Graduate School and the 
Chancellor.  Academic Administrators are defined as those 
administrators holding academic rank whose positions directly 
impact the academic program and whose performance directly 
effects the ability of faculty to carry out their academic duties.

Purpose:  The purpose of the evaluation is for the faculty to provide 
appraisal of administrator's performance.  The year in which the 
faculty evaluate administrators, the faculty evaluation will be a 
part of a regularly scheduled evaluation process carried out by the 
appropriate Vice Chancellor for those who report to the Vice 
Chancellor or by the Chancellor for the evaluation of the Vice 
Chancellors.

Frequency:  The faculty contribution to the evaluation process will 
occur every four years, with each administrator conducting an 
interim evaluation for their own benefit every two years.  It  is 
expected that while administrators will continue to be evaluated on 
an annual basis by the appropriate individual, the fourth year 
evaluation will be more extensive and structured and will involve 
substantial input from all faculty in the appropriate college, 
institute or unit.

Composition of the Evaluating Committee:

The faculty of each unit shall elect five to seven members of the 
senior faculty (tenured) of that unit to comprise a committee which 
will gather, evaluate, analyze the faculty opinion of the performance 
of the administrator heading that unit.  The committee will prepare 
a detailed report on the administrators performance as seen from a 
faculty perspective which will be submitted both to the appropriate 
Vice Chancellor, or in the case of Vice Chancellor's, to the 
Chancellor and to the administrator being evaluated.

The faculty committee will use a uniform survey instrument in 
soliciting faculty opinion so as to provide fair and comparable data.  
This instrument will address both administrative and academic 
contributions.  The review process is expected to occur in the spring 
semester of the fourth year projected to take no longer than three 
weeks from the time questionnaires are sent to the faculty, to the 
time a formal performance report is submitted to both the 
administrator involved and the representative of the administration.

The report submitted shall be treated, in terms of confidentiality, 
the same as performance evaluations of senior faculty.

Election of the Evaluating Committee:

The Senate shall conduct the election of members of the Evaluating 
Committee for each academic unit.

Responsibility and prerogatives of the administrator being reviewed:

The administrator being reviewed shall be provided with a copy of 
the survey instruments to prepare a evaluation addressing 
significant performance areas for the period under review (4 prior 
years).

This evaluation shall be distributed to all faculty along with the 
survey instrument.

The administrator being reviewed will have the opportunity to 
respond to and address any points developed in the evaluation and 
submit comments.  The report and the comments submitted by the 
administrator being reviewed shall be considered together by the 
administrator to whom the administrator being reviewed reports.  

Role of the Chancellor or Vice Chancellor:

The Chancellor or appropriate Vice Chancellor may, at his or her 
discretion, discuss material parts of the report or response with 
either the committee of senior faculty or the administrator involved 
prior to finalizing the evaluation of performance of the 
administrator being reviewed.

The cognizant administrator will review the evaluation with the 
Committee.

Evaluation of the Process:

Annually, the Senate or appropriate committee shall review the 
effectiveness of the process and any instrument used with the 
representatives of the review committees from the various 
academic units.  This review process will focus on improving the 
effectiveness of the process and will not involve the disclosure of 
elements of the evaluation report.


				

		FACULTY EVALUATION OF DEAN OR DIRECTOR  
			UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS 
 
 
Evaluation of: ____________________ For Calendar 
Year:_____________ 
Dean/Director Unit: _______________	Evaluator's Total Length of
Appointment: F.T. _______ P.T. ____	Service at UAF _____ 
(Years)
Regular: Tenure Track _____________ Non Tenure 
Track______________ 
J.T. Appointment? Yes ____ No______	Y/N ___ If Yes With: 
__________ 
Rank:______________________________	Tenured 
Y/N______________ 
 
In response to each of the statements below, please circle the 
response which best represents your opinion about the performance 
of the dean/director being evaluated.  Additional comments may be 
added on Page 4.

Response Key:	1 = Poor	5 = Outstanding	NR = No Response  
__________________________________________________


I.  	ADMINISTRATIVE TASKS: 

A.	Building and Maintaining Excellence: 

1.	Encourages and facilitates the professional 
	growth and scholarship of faculty-----  	1  2  3  4  5 NR 
2.	Handles personnel matters such as 
	promotion and tenure fairly----------   	1  2  3  4  5 NR 
3.	Establishes educationally significant
	goals for school/unit----------------  		1  2  3  4  5 NR 
4.	Involves faculty participation in 
	planning and program development----- 		1  2  3  4  5 NR 


PLEASE RANK IMPORTANCE OF THIS SECTION: LOW, MODERATE, HIGH


B.	Resource Allocation: 
 
1.	Effectively communicates needs and 
	priorities of the unit to a variety of 
	constituents-------------------  		1  2  3  4  5  NR
2.	Demonstrates sound judgement and  
	high academic standards in matters of
	faculty hiring-----------------------  		1  2  3  4  5  NR 
3.	Uses good judgement in 
	controlling expenditures-------------  		1  2  3  4  5  NR 
4.	Involves department heads in setting
	priorities for budget
	preparation and allocation-----------   	1  2  3  4  5  NR
5.	Provides adequate support services
	and staff for teaching and research--     	1  2  3  4  5  NR 
 
 
PLEASE RANK IMPORTANCE OF THIS SECTION: LOW, MODERATE, HIGH

II.	LEADERSHIP CATEGORIES: 

A.	Maintenance of Strong Faculty Morale: 
 
1.	Recognizes and acknowledges staff and  
	faculty accomplishments-----------	 	1  2  3  4  5  NR 
2.	Inspires excellence in faculty 
	and staff--------------------------    		1  2  3  4  5  NR 
3.	Projects/Builds morale of school---   		1  2  3  4  5  NR 
4.	Effectively manages conflicts------      	1  2  3  4  5  NR 
5.	Encourages divergent viewpoints---- 		1  2  3  4  5  NR 
6. 	Evaluates faculty fairly and
	constructively using high academic 
	standards--------------------------   		1  2  3  4  5  NR 

PLEASE RANK IMPORTANCE OF THIS SECTION: LOW, MODERATE, HIGH

B.	Mediator between Faculty and Administration: 
 
1.	Communicates and consults with     		
	faculty on policy issues-----------		1  2  3  4  5  NR
2.	Provides appropriate guidance to
	faculty regarding promotion/tenure-		1  2  3  4  5  NR 
3.	Serves as an effective liaison       
	between faculty and administration-		1  2  3  4  5  NR 
4.	Openly communicates schools need to
	upper administration---------------    		1  2  3  4  5  NR
5. 	Responds appropriately to student's
	concerns---------------------------    		1  2  3  4  5  NR 


PLEASE RANK IMPORTANCE OF THIS SECTION: LOW, MODERATE, HIGH

C.	General Leadership Abilities: 
 
1.	Projects vision that is  
	appropriate and understandable-----		1  2  3  4  5  NR 
2.	Generates outside support for 
	faculty research, teaching and 
	service activities-----------------		1  2  3  4  5  NR 
3.	Creates opportunities for faculty 
	to share expertise on public and   
	private forums---------------------   		1  2  3  4  5  NR 
4.	Exercises good judgement-----------    		1  2  3  4  5  NR 
5.	Discharges responsibility in 
	a timely manner--------------------   		1  2  3  4  5  NR 
 

PLEASE RANK IMPORTANCE OF THIS SECTION: LOW, MODERATE, HIGH	

III.	ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS:

1.	Maintains professional expertise
	and activity in academic field
	appropriate to school--------------	 	1  2  3  4  5  NR
2.	Represents the unit effectively
	to external constituencies---------		1  2  3  4  5  NR
3.	Contributes at appropriate 
	national/regional professional
	associations through presentations
	of papers, chairing committees,
	etc.-------------------------------    		1  2  3  4  5  NR
4.	Contributes to teaching program    	
	functions through classroom 
	teaching, seminars, workshops,        
	graduate student supervision.------ 		1  2  3  4  5  NR
5.	Publishes in appropriate academic
	field------------------------------   		1  2  3  4  5  NR
6.	Participates/contributes to faculty	
	seminars, research, etc.-----------		1  2  3  4  5  NR

PLEASE RANK IMPORTANCE OF THIS SECTION: LOW, MODERATE, HIGH

COMMENTS

I.	ADMINISTRATIVE TASKS:

	A.	Building and Maintaining Excellence:


	B.	Resource Allocation:


II.	LEADERSHIP CATEGORIES:

	A.	Maintenance of Strong Faculty Morale:


	B.	Mediator between Faculty and Administration:


	C.	General Leadership Abilities:


III.	ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS:


IV.	GENERAL COMMENTS:



Signed:  John Leipzig, President, UAF Faculty Senate 	Date:  5/11/90


Disapproved:  Patrick J. O'Rourke, Chancellor   	Date:  6/1/90

*See memorandum for explanation



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