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Justice Committee Report (D 1326-1332)
Faculty Council Executive Committee (FCEC) Review of Justice Committee Report (D 1333-1334)
Following are the minutes of the regular Faculty Council meeting of May 7, 2001.
John R. Durbin, Secretary
The General Faculty
May 7, 2001
The eighth regular meeting of the Faculty Council for the academic year 2000-2001 was held in Room 212 of the Main Building on Monday, May 7, 2001, at 2:30 P.M.
Present: Anthony P. Ambler, Katherine M. Arens, Neal E. Armstrong, Matthew J. Bailey, Joyce L. Banks, Gerard H. BŽhague, Douglas G. Biow, David G. Bogard, Dean A. Bredeson, Richard A. Cherwitz, Michael B. Clement, Dana L. Cloud, Donald G. Davis, Patrick J. Davis, Desley A. Deacon, John D. Dollard, Minette E. Drumwright, John R. Durbin, Sheldon Ekland-Olson, Larry R. Faulkner, Dorie J. Gilbert, Lita A. Guerra, Marvin L. Hackert, Von Matthew (Matt) Hammond, Barbara J. Harlow, James L. Hill, Martha F. Hilley, Sharon D. Horner, Judith A. Jellison, Ward W. Keeler, Karrol A. Kitt, Robert C. Koons, Steven W. Leslie, William S. Livingston, Laura E. Luthy, Katheryn Coveley Maguire, Glenn Y. Masada, Francis L. Miksa, Gregory R. Murphy, Melvin E. L. Oakes, Patricia C. Ohlendorf, Alba A. Ortiz, Thomas G. Palaima, Bruce P. Palka, William C. Powers, Linda E. Reichl, Elizabeth Richmond-Garza, Victoria Rodriguez, Juan M. Sanchez, Cynthia W. Shelmerdine, Mark R. V. Southern, Michael P. Starbird, Salomon A. Stavchansky, Paul Randall (Randy) Thompson, Janice S. Todd, James W. Vick, John W. Walthall, James R. Yates, Katy B. Zarolia.
Absent: Christopher O. Adejumo, Mark I. Alpert (excused), Efraim P. Armendariz, Victor L. Arnold (excused), Joel W. Barlow, Phillip J. Barrish, Brigitte L. Bauer (excused), Harold W. Billings, Lynn E. Blais, Daniel A. Bonevac, Cindy L. Carlson, Michael J. Churgin (excused), Richard L. Cleary (excused), Patricia L. Clubb, Edwin Dorn, Shelley F. Fishkin, G. Charles Franklin, Robert Freeman, Nell H. Gottlieb (excused), Thomas M. Hatfield, Arlen W. Johnson (excused), Sharon H. Justice, Manuel J. Justiz (excused), Elizabeth L. Keating (excused), Kerry A. Kinney, Stefan M. Kostka, Richard W. Lariviere, David A. Laude, David R. Maidment, Margaret N. Maxey, Robert G. May, Theodore E. Pfeifer, Elmira Popova, Mary Ann R. Rankin, Johnnie D. Ray, Andrew M. Riggsby, Daron K. Roberts, David J. Saltman, Dolores Sands, Robert N. Schmidt (excused), Roberta I. Shaffer, Joel F. Sherzer (excused), Lawrence W. Speck, Laura T. Starks, Ben G. Streetman, Teresa A. Sullivan, Daniel A. Updegrove, N. Bruce Walker, Ellen A. Wartella, Barbara W. White (excused).
Voting Members: 47 present, 28 absent, 75 total. Non-Voting Members: 12 present, 22 absent, 34 total. Total Members: 59 present, 50 absent, 109 total.
There were no questions about the written report (D 1250-1254).
The minutes of the Faculty Council meeting of April 16, 2001 (D 1255-1258), were approved by voice vote.
A. Comments by the President.
The president began with general comments relating to budget prospects for the coming year, including uncertainty about what action the legislature would take, rising energy costs, and health insurance increases.
The president then expressed his appreciation to the chair, chair elect, and secretary for their contributions over the year. He also said that it was wonderful to see the decency and commitment represented by the speeches given by the two candidates for 2001-2002 chair elect. Finally, he reminded members that, in spite of the problems faced by the University, it remained "one of the greatest academic locations on the face of the earth."
B. Questions to the President.
Janice Todd (kinesiology and health education), had submitted a question through the secretary about the cost of parking permits for Lot F21, at Belmont Hall, for 2001-2002. The annual cost had been announced as $600, compared with $345 for other F lots. The president called on Bob Harkins (director of parking and transportation services) and Joe Powell (associate vice president for employee and campus services) to address the question. Harkins said that Lot 21 was unique on the campus in the sense that individual parking places were assigned, and that was the reason for the original difference. However, he had not been aware that faculty members used Lot 21 until talking with Todd earlier that day. Based on that information the rate for Lot 21 had been changed to $345 for 2001-2002.
Chair Patrick Davis (pharmacy) informed members of various aspects of the free speech issues arising from the Justice for All exhibit earlier in the semester. (See the minutes of the meetings of February 19, March 19, and April 16, D 1192-1196, 1227-1232, 1255-1258). Copies of a draft of a report from the committee chaired by Dean of Students Sharon Justice, as well as a review of the draft by the Faculty Council Executive Committee, were provided to those present at the meeting and are attached to these minutes. Davis said the Committee of Counsel on Academic Freedom and Responsibility had also been asked to comment on the draft.
The chair thanked the members of the Council, the president, and the provost for their support during the year. He offered special thanks to the members of the executive committee, to Past Chair Martha Hilley (music), and to Chris Marcin and Debbie Roberts of the Office of the General Faculty.
Chair elect Bruce Palka (mathematics) announced the results of the election of officers for the 2001-2002 Council. He also spoke for the members in expressing appreciation to Chair Davis for the leadership he had provided to the Council over the year, and presented Davis with an engraved gavel.
VI. SPECIAL ORDERS None.
VII. PETITIONS None.
VIII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS None.
IX. REPORTS OF THE GENERAL FACULTY, COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS, AND COMMITTEES None.
Emergency Item.
Before considering Items A-D below, from the printed agenda, the Council agreed to consider as an emergency item the legislation on D 1241-1242, Two-Tries Policy in the College of Engineering Chapter of The Undergraduate Catalog, 2000-2002, and the protest to that legislation from Katy Zarolia (cabinet of college councils), D 1271.
After extended discussion involving Neal Armstrong (civil engineering), Al Meyer (associate dean for student affairs, engineering), Katy Zarolia, John Walthall (cabinet of college councils), Karrol Kitt (human ecology), Linda Reichl (physics), Matt Hammond (student government), Cynthia Shelmerdine (classics), Steve Monti (provost's office), Katheryn Maguire (graduate student assembly), Lita Guerra (music), the chair, and the secretary, the Council voted to approve the legislation after deleting the second (and last) sentence: "No student may enroll in any such course more than twice." Thus the approved policy consisted of the following sentence: "An undergraduate in the College of Engineering may not enroll in any course required in his or her engineering degree plan more than once without written consent of an adviser in his or her department."
A. Cancellation of Summer Meetings of the Faculty Council.
The secretary announced that, following the usual practice, the chair had cancelled the Council's summer meetings, with the understanding that special meetings would be called if warranted (D 1243).
B. Approval of Meeting Dates for 2001-2002.
The Council approved a motion by the secretary setting the meeting dates of the Council and the General Faculty for 2001-2002 (D 1244). The secretary pointed out that the annual meeting of the General Faculty was being set to follow the first regular meeting of the Faculty Council, on the same day, September 17. This was in part because of discussions by the Council's Executive Committee, earlier in the year, about possible ways to increase attendance at the annual meeting of the General Faculty; and in part because of the necessity for the General Faculty to consider legislation to increase student involvement in faculty hiring, which had received more than the required number of 25 protests from the members of the General Faculty (D 1272).
C. Nominations for the Intercollegiate Athletics Councils and the University Co-op Board.
The Council approved the following lists of nominees, which were proposed by a nominating committee consisting of Patrick Davis (chair), Bruce Palka, Martha Hilley, Neal Armstrong, and Michael Starbird (mathematics) (D 1245-1246). The president is to make one selection from each list of nominees.
Men's intercollegiate athletics council: Robert Duke (music), Edward Coyle (kinesiology and health education), David Fowler (civil engineering), LaRita Spence (nursing), and Jerry Junkin (music).
Women's intercollegiate athletics council: John Murphy (advertising), Susan Hardy (architecture), Janice Beyer (management), Vijaya Ramachandran (computer sciences), and Gayle Acton (nursing). University Co-op board of directors: Vijay Mahajan (marketing administration), Alba Ortiz (special education), and Thomas Palaima (classics).
D. Intercollegiate Athletics Councils.
The annual reports were given by Donald Phelps (educational administration), chair of the intercollegiate athletics council for men, and Shelley Payne (molecular genetics and microbiology), chair of the intercollegiate athletics council for women.
Chair Phelps discussed highlights of the written report (D1268-1269) and introduced Brian Davis, assistant athletics director for academic programs, who also commented on the report and invited members to contact him if there were questions or suggestions. Lucia Gilbert (provost's office) asked about the percentage of athletes who exhaust their eligibility. Davis said he was not sure of the exact figures, but thought that about 75-80% of those who were recruited, given aid, and matriculated, stayed for all four years of their eligibility.
Chair Payne commented on the written report for women (D 1270), discussed the kinds of issues considered by the women's council, and talked about changes being made in the department. In particular, Chris Plonsky was serving as interim associate athletics director for men's and women's athletics because of the resignation of Jody Conradt, who had chosen to serve full time as basketball coach. Payne said the president would appoint a committee to consider the future administrative structure for women's athletics, and she invited comments from the faculty on possible changes.
XI. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND COMMENTS None.
XII. QUESTIONS TO THE CHAIR None.
The meeting adjourned at 3:50 P.M.
Distributed through the Faculty Council web site (www.utexas.edu/faculty/council/) on May 24, 2001. Copies are available on request from the Office of the General Faculty, FAC 22, F9500.
To: James W. Vick
From: Sharon H. Justice
Subj: Proposed Revisions to Rules for Use of University Facilities
Date: April 11, 2001
I write to report the recommendations of a committee you asked me to convene to review rules regarding use of university facilities as they are outlined in Appendix C, Chapter 10 of the General Information Catalog. The committee members were Joe Powell, Associate Vice President for Employee and Campus Services; Kevin Rome, Assistant Dean of Students for Campus and Community Involvement; and Cheryl Wood, Senior Student Affairs Administrator in the Office of the Dean of Students. The work of the committee included consideration of the questions raised by President Faulkner in his March 19, 2001, memorandum to the Faculty Council.
In addition to our recommended changes to the rules, we also are of the opinion that while we work with these rules on a daily basis, our community must be better informed. We will propose an educational campaign, soliciting advice from the campus community in this endeavor. Our ideas include better use of the web and distribution of informational handouts regarding pertinent rules at rallies that will draw large crowds. We suggest, as well, that consideration should be given to including relevant portions of these rulesÑsuch as those dealing with application of the rules to faculty, staff, and students and rules regarding amplified sound--in the Handbook of Operating Procedures or among our Policy Memoranda. We have not proposed rules for the new Speedway Mall pending advice on plans for that area from the Campus Master Planning Committee.
I. Questions posed by President Faulkner:
1. Does the University have the right to restrict displays on the basis of content when it is deemed offensive in particular ways by members of our community? If so, what would be the basis for decision?
Committee response:
We do not recommend that the University restrict displays on the basis of content. While we may vehemently disagree with the position taken by a given group, we don't know of anyone who would want to or who should make a content-based decision regarding which exhibits can or cannot be displayed on campus. It is almost inevitable that a content-based decision would result in legal action. We think a better approach would be not to issue a permit if we have a reasonable belief that an exhibit will result in significant disruption of campus activities and we are advised that the law will support us in exercising that judgment when it is necessary to do so.
2. Does the university have the right to limit displays in scale? If so, what would be allowed, and how would the limitations be communicated?
Committee response:
The University has the right to limit displays in scale. This issue is addressed in our recommendation for changes in our rules, which state that exhibits must be appropriate for the space in which they will be displayed, as determined by the dean. An arbitrary definition of display size(s) would be problematic. For example, the display of the state flag at the entrance to the Main Building might be prohibited by fixed limitations for exhibits on campus.
3. Is it appropriate to continue to use the Gregory Gym Plaza as a site by displays sponsored by student organizations?
Committee response:
We believe it is appropriate to use Gregory Gym Plaza as a site for displays. We do not consider that space a "rally area" at this time and recommend that it continue to be used primarily for exhibits.
4: What attributes constitute co-sponsorship of an outside organization, which is not permitted under the Regents' Rules?
Committee response:
We believe we should follow existing rules. No changes are needed. It is routine practice of the Office of the Dean of Students to ask groups to remove information about external organizations when it appears on exhibits. If a group fails to comply with this request, the permit is revoked and the exhibit must be removed.
5. Is our policy on amplified sound well enough understood? Should we consider changing it?
Committee response:
The purpose of restricting amplified sound is to avoid interference with classroom instruction. Our policy on amplified sound is not well publicized nor well understood by members of the university community. In our recommendations, we have clearly spelled out the areas and times when amplified sound is allowed.
6. Are policies on enforcement of campus rules that are applicable to students also applicable to faculty and staff?
Committee response:
We believe the enforcement of the rules for use of campus facilities must be applicable to faculty and staff. We have included this suggestion in our recommendations.
II. Proposed changes to Chapter 10 Use of University Facilities, Appendix C, General Information Catalog:
Our review of rules for use of campus facilities suggests language changes should be made to clarify the rules regarding definitions, booths, public demonstrations, use of designated areas, amplified sound, and appeals. The existing text of the sections of the rules we propose to modify is set out below, with recommended changes indicated in underlined italics.
A. We recommend additions to the definitions in Section 10-102 of Chapter 10 to provide uniformity in the description of "malls" as that term is used in our rules. It is our belief that many members of the campus community are confused by or use inapposite terms to refer to these spaces.
Sec. 10-102. Definitions
Existing text:
In this chapter, unless the context requires a different meaning,
1. "authorized representative" means a person designated to represent an organization as required in subsection 6-304(a); 2. "dean" means the dean of students or the dean's delegate or representative; 3. "organization" means a faculty, staff, or student group holding a valid registration; 4. "president" means the president of the University of Texas at Austin; 5. "student" means a person currently enrolled in residence at the university, or who is accepted for admission or readmission to the university, or who has been enrolled at the university in a prior semester or summer session and is eligible to continue enrollment in the semester or summer session that immediately follows, or who is attending an educational program sponsored by the university while that person is on campus; 6. "university" means the University of Texas at Austin;
7. "university facility" means a classroom, auditorium, residence hall, other building, property, or outdoor area owned or controlled by the university; 8. "vice president" means the vice president for student affairs; and 9. "weekday" means Monday through Friday except for official university holidays; "day" means calendar day.
Committee's proposed additions:
B. We recommend modifications to Section 10-305 of Chapter 10 Booths, to clarify methods of communication with applicants and to implement changes in the periods of time for which booth permits may be granted. The latter changes are based on the types of booths involved (tables, temporary structures, or special exhibits) and to indicate that the dean has full discretion to determine whether a proposed booth is appropriate for the space requested.
10. "South Mall" is the grassy area south of Inner Campus drive and north of Littlefield Fountain; 11. "Main Mall" is the concrete plaza and grassy flag pole area just immediately south of the Main Building, extending to the north side of Inner Campus drive; 12. "Speedway Mall" is the area bordered on the south by Inner Campus Drive and on the north by the service entrance to Chilling Station #2; 13. "East Mall" begins at the Speedway Mall and extends east to the west side of the East Mall Fountain; 14. "Booths" are defined in section 10-305 (a); and 15. "Rally Areas" are defined as areas The University has designated for assembly without prior approval and where permission may be granted for use of amplified sound at specified times. Rally areas are identified in Section 10-307(a).
Sec. 10-305. Booths[22]
Existing text:
Committee's proposed modifications:
a. In this chapter, unless the context requires a different meaning, "booth" means a table furnished by the university or an approved table furnished by the student or organization or a temporary structure installed for distributing petitions, handbills, or literature, or for displaying signs, or for other forms of expression, or for raising funds or soliciting tangible items.
b. A student or organization may install a booth after meeting the requirements of subsections (c), (d), and (e).
1. the applicant's name; 2. the proposed use of the booth; 3. the proposed location of the booth; 4. the length of time that the booth will be installed; and 5. the signature of the applicant or its authorized representative.
Modify subsection c. to read:
c. Before installing a booth, a student or organization must apply to the dean for permission to install a booth on a form prescribed by the dean. The dean will communicate only with the applicant or, if the applicant is an organization, with the organization's authorized representative(s). An application under this section shall contain:
1. the applicant's name; 2. the proposed use of the booth;
3. the proposed location of the booth; 4. the length of time that the booth will be installed; and 5. the signature of the applicant or its authorized representative.
Existing text of section 10-305 (continued)
d. The dean shall approve an application properly made under subsection (c) unless there are reasonable grounds to believe that:
1. the applicant is under a disciplinary penalty prohibiting installing a booth; 2. the proposed location
A. is unavailable; B. is an area designated by the dean as inappropriate for a booth; or C. unreasonably obstructs pedestrian or vehicular traffic; 3. the booth does not meet fire, health, or safety standards; 4. the booth will be used for nonpermissible fund-raising or other solicitation;[23] 5. the booth will be used for purposes that would involve a nonregistered group or individual or group of individuals; 6. the booth will be used for the distribution of material that is obscene, vulgar, or libelous; 7. the booth will be staffed by a person who is not a University of Texas at Austin student, faculty member, or staff member; or 8. the booth would disrupt or disturb the regular academic and institutional program, or other approved activities, or would result in damage to or defacement of property. e. The booth shall identify the student or organizational sponsor.
Committee's proposed change:
f. The booth permit shall be valid for not more than one long semester or whole summer session, after which a new application shall be required. The area around the booth shall be cleaned on a daily basis. With prior approval, booths will be permitted overnight in specified locations.
f. The booth permit shall be valid for different periods of times depending upon the type of booth:
1. A table permit shall be valid for not more than one long semester or whole summer session, after which a new application will be required; 2. A temporary structure permit shall be valid for not more than 14 calendar days, after which a new application will be required; 3. Special exhibits must be removed by the expiration date shown on the approved application; 4. The size of the exhibit must be appropriate to the space requested, at the discretion of the Dean.
Existing text (continued)
g. No student or organization may operate a booth for the purpose of distributing, soliciting, or selling by accosting individuals or by hawking or shouting. h. Organizations assume full responsibility for their booths or temporary structures, including all injuries or hazards that may arise from their presence on the campus. The university is not liable for damage that may occur to booths or temporary structures. i. If the dean refuses an application under subsection (d), upon request the applicant shall be given a written statement of the grounds for refusal within one weekday.
C. We recommend changes to Section 10-306 Public Demonstrations, to give additional time for consideration of an application for use of campus facilities (the time under current rules is only one weekday, which has proven unrealistic) and to indicate that
rules for use of campus facilities apply equally to faculty, staff, and students. Further, we spell out the processes to be used when violations occur, depending upon the constituency involved.
Sec. 10-306. Public Demonstrations
Existing text:
a. A student or organization may publicly assemble or demonstrate in a peaceful manner after obtaining the dean's permission. b. An application to assemble publicly or demonstrate shall be made on a form prescribed by the dean and shall contain
1. the applicant's name; 2. the proposed location, date, and time for the assembly or demonstration; 3. the anticipated number of participants; 4. the purpose of the assembly or demonstration; and 5. the signature of the applicant or, if an organization, its authorized representative. c. The dean shall approve an application properly made under subsection (b) unless there are reasonable grounds to believe that:
1. the applicant is under a disciplinary penalty prohibiting publicly assembling or demonstrating; 2. the proposed location is unavailable or inappropriate at the time requested; 3. the proposed date and time are unreasonable; 4. the assembly or demonstration would unreasonably obstruct pedestrian or vehicular traffic; 5. the assembly or demonstration would prevent, obstruct, or unreasonably interfere with the regular academic and institutional activities, or other approved activities, of the university; 6. the assembly or demonstration would constitute an immediate and actual danger to university students, faculty, or staff, or to the peace or security of the university that available law enforcement officials could not control with reasonable effort; or 7. the assembly or demonstration would constitute an unauthorized joint sponsorship.
Committee's proposed changes:
d. If an application under the section is refused, upon request the dean shall give the applicant a written statement of the grounds for refusal within one weekday.
d. If an application is refused, upon request the dean shall give the applicant a written statement of the grounds for refusal within five weekdays. e. Students, faculty and staff may be disciplined by the university for violating University policies, rules and regulations set out in this Chapter:
1. student violations will be referred to the Office of The Dean of Students; 2. staff violations will be referred to Human Resource Services; 3. faculty violations will be referred to the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost.
D. We recommend changes to Section 10-307 Use of Designated Areas, to emphasize the fact that freedom of speech is a campus-wide right, but that there are areas of the campus that are designated as rally areas. We define rally areas, which have additional rules and may be reserved for use at specified times on weekdays. We suggest language that will clarify the rules regarding amplified sound.
Sec. 10-307. Use of Designated Areas
Existing text:
a. The freedoms of speech and assembly are basic and essential to intellectual development. However, these activities are subject to the well-established right of colleges and universities
to regulate time, place, and manner so that the activities do not intrude upon or interfere with the academic programs and administrative processes of the university. The university may designate one or more appropriate areas on the campus where students may assemble and engage in speech activities without prior administrative approval. In other areas on the campus, all speech and assembly activities must be conducted in accordance with institutional rules.[24]
Committee's proposed changes:
Modify subsection a. to read:
Existing text (continued):
a. The freedoms of speech and assembly are basic and essential to intellectual development. However, these activities are subject to the well-established right of colleges and universities to regulate time, place, and manner so that the activities do not intrude upon or interfere with the academic programs and administrative processes of the university. The university may designate one or more appropriate areas on the campus where students may assemble and engage in speech activities without prior administrative approval. If one of these areas, designated as "rally areas,Ó is reserved for use at a specific time, that use takes priority until the reservation period has expired. In other areas on the campus, all speech and assembly activities must be conducted in accordance with institutional rules.[24]
The designated rally areas are:
1. The West Mall rally area: the west steps of the Main Building; 2. The Texas Union East patio flagstone portion East of the Texas Union; 3. The East Mall rally area: the grassy area adjacent to the Shuttle Bus circle south of the East Mall Fountain.
Committee's proposed changes:
b. A student or organization may use an area designated under subsection (a)
1. for public discussion without prior permission under section 10-201; and 2. for peaceful public assembly or demonstration without prior permission under section 10-306. c. Public assembly, discussion, or demonstration exercised in accordance with subsection (b)(1) or (b)(2) shall not disturb or interfere with a program, event, or activity approved by the dean prior to the public assembly, discussion, or demonstration, and shall not unreasonably disturb or interfere with normal operations and activities of the university. Use of the designated area shall not include activities which would constitute impermissible solicitation or involve a non-registered group or individual or group of individuals.
Add a new subsection d.:
d. Amplified sound is defined as any electronic device using an input of power so as to obtain a sound output of greater magnitude. Amplified sound may be used at the following times and locations:
1. at the West Mall rally area and the Texas Union East patio rally area from Monday through Friday between 11:30-1:30 p.m. with prior approval of the dean; 2. at the East Mall rally at any time with prior approval of the dean; 3. Amplified sound may be used at all campus locations after 5:00 p.m. on weeknights and all day on weekends with prior approval of the dean.
E. We propose a change to Section 10-601 Procedures for Appeal, to extend the time available to the vice president in reviewing and responding to an appeal of the denial of use of campus facilities by the dean.
Sec. 10-601. Procedures for Appeal
Existing text (with proposed modification in italics):
a. A student or organization aggrieved by a decision under this chapter is entitled to appeal to the vice president by giving written notice to the dean on or before the fifth weekday after the day the decision is announced. The notice is informal, but shall contain the student's or organization's name and mailing address, a concise description of the decision complained of, the student's or organization's reasons for disagreeing with the decision, and the date the decision was announced. b. When timely notice of appeal is received, the dean shall prepare and send to the vice president a copy of the written statement of the reason given for the dean's decision. The vice president shall provide the student or organization with an opportunity for a hearing and the person or the organization shall be notified at least one weekday three weekdays before the date of the hearing.
F. We propose that the vice president shall be the final level of appeal for the denial of use of campus facilities by a registered student organization. We believe the recommended change provides for adequate review and consideration of these appeals.
Sec. 10-602. Further Review by Petition
Existing text:
The dean, a student, or an organization may petition in writing through the vice president to the president to review the decision being appealed. The president may establish an ad hoc committee to review the appeal and make recommendations regarding it. The president reviews appeals solely at his or her discretion.
Committee's proposed change:
Strike Section 10-602 and modify Section10-601(b) above to read:
b. When timely notice of appeal is received, the dean shall prepare and send to the vice president a copy of the written statement of the reason given for the dean's decision. The vice president shall provide the student or organization with an opportunity for a hearing and the person or the organization shall be notified at least one weekdaythree weekdays before the date of the hearing. The decision of the vice president shall be final.
The committee stands ready to discuss this report and any of our recommendations upon request. We look forward to hearing from you.
Faculty Council Executive Committee (FCEC)
Review of Justice Committee Report
4/21/01 (PJ Davis)
Preliminary Note: This document was generated from the FCEC discussion on 4/20 and was then discussed at the FCEC+ meeting with the Provost Ekland-Olson and Vice President Jim Vick on 4/23. In our discussion, we recognized that the Justice Committee had a narrowly defined charge and a relatively short timeline in specifically addressing the six questions posed by the President, and suggesting any changes in the wording of current policies to meet the deadline for the next edition of the GIB (i.e., by the end of the Spring semester). The Faculty Executive Committee (FCEC) and the Committee on Academic Freedom and Responsibility were charged to review the Justice Report and provide feedback. The response below (and the discussion in the FCEC+ cited above) represents the FCEC's review.
In order to clarify the responsibilities of various committees looking into Ôfree speech' issues (i.e., the Justice Committee, the Dorn Committee, and the Academic Freedom Committee) it was noted that the recently empanelled Dorn Committee has a specific charge to address the inquiry (resolution) passed by the Faculty Council (i.e., "Éthat the administration investigate the allegation that Professor Mia Carter was singled out by the campus police during the demonstrations concerning the display on the Gregory Gym mall.Ó). In addition, the Committee on Academic Freedom and Responsibility (currently reviewing the Justice Committee Report) will be given a charge to examine the broader range of free speech issues that have arisen on our campus, particularly those that are faculty-related. It is recognized that this latter charge will be a longer-term effort.
The comments shown below in [bracket italics] are notes derived from the FCEC+ meeting and from FCEC-member comments following that meeting.
Comments on Intro: The FCEC concurs that processes are needed to better inform the community as to the current (and to be modified) rules regarding use of University facilities (GIB Chapter 10). In addition to the processes suggested (web-based distribution, informational handouts, etc.) we would also suggest that the Dean of Students Office consider developing a set of Ôpolicy sheets' that succinctly summarize the pertinent rules for each type of facility usage or event. Such a document could be downloadable from the web, and would be signed by the organizational representative (signifying understanding and acceptance of the rules) and turned in as part of the application for using the facility. [Discussion: Jim Vick thought this was a very good idea]
Comments on Responses to President Faulkner's Questions:
1. We concur that the University should not (in general) get into the business of restricting displays based on content. The question posed, however, was whether the University has the right to restrict displays based on content. The second part of the response would suggest that the answer is Ôyes' (denying a permit based on content is tantamount to restricting content). We concur that such a denial would be appropriate if there was reason to believe that there would be Ôsignificant disruption of campus activities'. The question is, how is such a determination to be made (so that it does not appear to be arbitrary)? [Discussion: Long discussion on Ôwhat if' scenarios, but Jim Vick agreed this was one of the more difficult issues to deal with and still needs discussion. This is one area where exploration by the Committee on Academic Freedom & Responsibility would be helpful; i.e., how does the University decide unacceptable content (obscene, etc), and how does the University predict Ôsignificant disruption' without basing it on content?] 2. OK 3. It is not clear why Gregory Gym Plaza would be appropriate for an exhibit area, but not as a rally area. We're not suggesting that it should be, rather we're asking what goes into making the recommendation that a particular area be designated a Ôrally area'. [Discussion: This is an example of where the surrounding academic environment would dictate what should vs should not be a rally area based on the use of amplified sound. For example, if the Business School (which faces this area to the west) did not have objections to the use of amplified sound during specific time periods (e.g., 11;30-1:30), this then could be a rally area during that period of time. It's a community decision. That said, concern was voiced after the FCEC+ meeting as to whether the Gregory Gym Plaza area should be designated either a display or a rally area, based on the public traffic (i.e.,
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As the holidays bear down on us, we begin to see the superficial exploits of consumerism flourish. I won't throw the first stone, because I, too, am at times guilty of losing sight of the reason for the season, but I can honestly tell you this, I'm going to try to donate a deer this year.
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Bulimia Nervosa (cont.)
Roxanne Dryden-Edwards, MD
Dr. Roxanne Dryden-Edwards is an adult, child, and adolescent psychiatrist. She is a former Chair of the Committee on Developmental Disabilities for the American Psychiatric Association, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, and Medical Director of the National Center for Children and Families in Bethesda, Maryland.
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B.E.A.T.-Beating Eating Disorders Support Groups
Daily Strength Eating Disorders Support Group
Eating Disorders Anonymous Online Meeting
National Association of Anorexia Nervosa & Associated Disorders
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Helpline: 630-577-1330
National Association for Males With Eating
Disorders-Online Support Groups
Phone: 877-780-0080
Email: email@example.com
National Eating Disorders Association
165 West 46th Street, Suite 402
New York, NY 10036
Medically reviewed by Marina Katz, MD; American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology
American Psychiatric Association. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition. Washington, D.C.: American Psychiatric Association, 2013.
Bailey, A.P., A.G. Parker, L.A. Colautti, L.M. Hart, P. Liu, and S.E. Hetrick. "Mapping the evidence for the prevention and treatment of eating disorders in young people." Journal of Eating Disorders 2 (2014): 5.
Easter, A., A. Bye, E. Taborelli, F. Corfield, U. Schmidt, J. Treasure, and N. Micali. "Recognising the symptoms: How common are eating disorders in pregnancy?" European Eating Disorders Review 21.4 July 2013: 340-344.
Hafstad, G.S., T. von Soest, and L. Torgersen. "Early childhood precursors for eating problems in adolescence: a 15-year longitudinal community study." Journal of Eating Disorders 1 (2013): 35.
Linna, M.S., A. Raevuori, J. Haukka, J.M. Suvisaari, et al. "Reproductive health outcomes in eating disorders." International Journal of Eating Disorders 46.8 Dec. 2013: 826-833.
Mitchison, D., R. Crino, and P. Hay. "The presence, predictive utility, and clinical significance of body dysmorphic symptoms in women with eating disorders." Journal of Eating Disorders 1 (2013): 20.
Poulsen, S., S. Lunn, S.I.F. Daniel, et al. "A randomized controlled trial of psychoanalytic psychotherapy or cognitive-behavioral therapy for bulimia nervosa." American Journal of Psychiatry 171 (2014): 109-116.
Rosen, D.S. "Identification and management of eating disorders in children and adolescents." Pediatrics 126.6 Dec. 2010: 1240-1253.
Steinhausen, H.C., S. Weber, and P. Cand. "The outcome of bulimia nervosa: findings from one-quarter century of research." American Journal of Psychiatry 166 (2009): 1331-1341.
Stephen, E.M., J. Rose, L. Kenney, et al. "Adolescent risk factors for purging in young women: findings from the national longitudinal study of adolescent health." Journal of Eating Disorders 2 (2014): 1.
Weinstein, J.J. and P.S. Mehler. "Bulimia nervosa." New England Journal of Medicine 349 (2003): 2363-2364.
Yager, J., M.J. Devlin, K.A. Halmi, et al. "Guideline watch: Practice guideline for the treatment of patients with eating disorders, third edition." American Psychiatric Association Practice Guidelines Aug. 2012: 1-18.
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Simple Definition of voluble
: talking a lot in an energetic and rapid way
Full Definition of voluble
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English has many terms for gabby types, but it's important to choose the right word to get across what kind of chatterbox you mean. Talkative usually implies a readiness to engage in talk or a disposition to enjoy conversation. Loquacious generally suggests the power to express oneself fluently, articulately, or glibly, but it can also mean "talking excessively." Garrulous is even stronger in its suggestion of excessive talkativeness; it is most often used for tedious, rambling talkers. Voluble describes an individual who speaks easily and often.
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Middle English, from Latin volubilis, from volvere to roll; akin to Old English wealwian to roll, Greek eilyein to roll, wrap
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Can you only get pregnant during the week of ovulation?
I was just wondering if that was the only time that you could get pregnant or if you could get pregnant other times of the month to.
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my ouvlation day is may 18,2012 and i had sex on may 11,12,14,15 can i get pregant i need answer please help me asap.....posted 05/17/2012 by tinale0220
my ouvlation day is may 18,2012 and i had sex on may 11,12,14,15 can i get pregant i need answer please help me asap.....posted 05/17/2012 by tinale0220
ok i started my period on the 8 and i checked at babycenter that im most fertile on saturday, can i get pregnant tonight if i have sex even though im not fertile til this weekend? Plez help were trying to get pregnant for months nowposted 05/16/2012 by niecylovesalex
From everything I'm reading then and understand is I can possibly be successfull conceiving Jan 21 to Jan 22 if Im ovulating Jan 24? I'm curious bc thats the only time slot I will have open to try! LOL Please let me know If I'm correct.... :)posted 01/13/2012 by jth7274
I recently asked my doctor about this, and the getting pregnant 5-7 days before you ovulate is not true. sperm only live for 72 hours max. therefore you can only get pregnant 72 hours before/after you ovulate.posted 02/13/2011 by angiesandberg25
I heard from a coworker that she got pregnant with each of her 3 babies the day after her period was gone. She told me about it after I had been trying for 5 months during my fertil days according to the ovulation calendar. So I told my husband and we decided to try. I now I can say that we are expecting our first baby and I'm already on my 12th week. So for all of you that are trying hard and getting frustrated, you might want a try this tip, there's nothing to loose. Good luck and GOD bless you.posted 08/06/2010 by toscaleeparker
i had a clear discharge during my ovulation week i have had sex more than i can imagine this week and im not taking birth control after about 3 days of the discharge and having an unbelievable amount of sex i have not seen any discharge could this mean i could be pregnant also i ovulate on monday and i hadd sex everyday all day for a week up to saturday night could i be pregnant nowposted 06/14/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
how long or how many days after having sex should you wait to take a pregnancy test?posted 01/17/2010 by AV-SV-08
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- Servings: Makes 3/4 cup
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Effect of Natalizumab on Infarct Volume in Acute Ischemic Stroke (ACTION)
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|September 30, 2013
|Last Updated Date
|August 27, 2015
|Start Date ICMJE
|January 2014
|Primary Completion Date
|February 2015 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Change in Infarct Volume from Baseline (Diffusion-Weighted Imaging [DWI]) to Day 5 (Fluid-Attenuated Inversion Recovery [FLAIR]) [ Time Frame: Day 5 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|Effect of Natalizumab on Infarct Volume in Acute Ischemic Stroke
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|A Multicenter, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Randomized, Parallel-Group Study to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of Intravenous Natalizumab (BG00002) on Reducing Infarct Volume in Acute Ischemic Stroke
|Brief Summary
The primary objective of the study is to determine whether one 300 mg dose of intravenous (IV) natalizumab reduces change in infarct volume from Baseline to Day 5 on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in participants with acute ischemic stroke when given at ≤6 hours or at >6 to ≤9 hours from when they were last known normal (LKN).
The secondary objectives of this study in this study population are as follows: To assess the efficacy of natalizumab on change in infarct volume from Baseline to Day 30; To assess efficacy of natalizumab on change in infarct volume from 24 hours to Day 5 and Day 30; To assess the efficacy of natalizumab on clinical measures of stroke outcome; To assess the safety of natalizumab in participants with acute ischemic stroke.
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