Media Advisory - Regents Education Policy Committee to Meet November 14
November 10, 2000
Regents Education Policy Committee to Meet November 14 at Towson
University
The Ä¢¹½ÊÓÆµ (USM) Board of Regents Committee
on Education Policy will meet in regular public session on Tuesday, November
14 beginning at 9 a.m. in Rooms 314-316 of the University Union at
Towson University in Baltimore.
The committee will consider several
agenda items, including the following:
- New and revised faculty policies
pertaining to annual leave; appointment, rank and tenure; conduct, discipline
assistance and education for substance abuse; as well as a set of procedures
for appealing to the Board of Regents decisions to terminate tenured or
tenure-track faculty members for cause.
- Proposal by the University of
Maryland University College to create a set of ranks for non-tenure-track
faculty focused on teaching and service without official research
expectations. The new ranks would require a modification of USM policy
pertaining to appointment, rank and tenure.
- Proposed USM policy on
implementation and monitoring of recommendations of the Cult Task
Force.
- Program proposal for a bachelor of arts in African-American
studies with a minor in African studies at the University of Maryland Eastern
Shore.
Full agenda and background information will be available at the
meeting. Sign language interpreters and/or other appropriate accommodations
for eligible individuals with disabilities will be provided upon
request. Please call 301/445-2756 (voice) or 301/314-7683 (TTY/ITT) to make
special arrangements.
Contact:
Chris Hart
Phone: 301/445-2739
Pager: 301/507-2316
E-mail: chart@usmd.edu