Faculty Senate – March 31, 2021
March 31, 2021, 3:30-5:00
Audio and chat are posted on this webpage shortly after the meeting.
Final Agenda
Announcements [slides , 5 min]
Four Resolutions from the AFPSF on Tenure-Related Matters [slides, 20 min]
College Docs, No-Contact Lists, Chair Letter, Reviewer Selection
C. Van Loan (DoF)
Resolution on Dean of Faculty Election Slate Size [slides, 10 min]
Discussion and Vote.
Vote Results: 630 yes; 58 no; 48 abstain
Resolution On Crime Alerts and Race [5 min]
Final Discussion prior to eVote (4/1-4/7)
February 24 Presentation
Background and Commenting
Vote Results: 67 yes; 14 no; 8 abstain; 39 DNV
Resolution in support of the Policy 1.2 (Academic Misconduct) revision [5 min]
Final discussion prior to eVote (4/1-4/7)
Feb 10 Presentation
Quick Overview
Background and Commenting
Vote Results: 85 yes; 0 no; 3 abstain; 40 DNV
A Possible IDDP Approval Process from the UFC [slides, 20 min]
C. Van Loan (DoF)
Resolution on the Vetting of International Dual Degree Programs [ slides, 10 min]
Joanie Mackowski (Literatures in English)
Vote Results: 72 yes; 6 no; 12 abstain; 38 DNV
Resolution on Joint or Dual Degree Programs Involving Other Academic Institutions [10 min]
Richard Bensel (Government)
Vote Results: 78 yes; 6 no; 7 abstain; 37 DNV
(Original) Sense of the Senate Vote on the SHA+PKU Dual Degree [slides, 5 min]
Sense of Senate vote tallies: 39 No; 17 Yes; and 20 Abstain
Proposed Dual Degree
February 10 Presentation
Chat and Meeting Transcripts: Feb 10, Feb 24, Mar 10, Mar 17
Slidedeck
Chat without votes
Edited Chat with votes (vote tallies required review to confirm that voters were senators; private conversations removed and other information included)
Audio
meeting minutes
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Hi, everybody…
Before the meeting, you might take a look at the text of this resolution that just unanimously passed the Cornell Student Assembly:
https://assembly.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/sa_r39_-_calling_upon_cornell_to_uphold_its_ethical_guidelines_for_international_engagementspdf.pdf
You might also look at this statement just issued by the Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies at Harvard:
https://fairbank.fas.harvard.edu/statement-on-recent-sanctions-against-academics-and-think-tanks/
All the best to you all!
Richard Bensel
Faculty Senator
Department of Government
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