COUNCIL FOR TEACHING AND
LEARNING
Minutes
Date: February 14, 2006
Time: 4:00 p.m.
Place: BA Building, Room 208
Present: Adkison,
Della Rossa, Devine, Neill, Nuhfer, Patchin (secretary), Reis (Chair), Reynolds,
Risinger, and Smith
Absent: Gojayeva
(excused), Leung, and Packer
1.
Minutes of December
6, 2005
Action: Moved and seconded to approve the Minutes of December 6, 2005 with
corrections. Passed unanimously.
2. February Workshop Feedback -
The workshop was a success with approximately 130
people in attendance. Faculty found it
valuable, excellent and useful. It was
noted that the information generated a lot of ideas.
Nuhfer suggested looking toward next year’s workshop
and begin thinking of using parts of Boot Camp to bring to ISU. Some thoughts were: John Bean, a
working/teaching philosophy – an idea from Boot Camp, and Peter Selden.
3.
Classrooms for
renovation –
Smith stated that LC10 is not slated for
renovation, however all goal 4 classes are taught in
this room. Some maintenance is scheduled for LC10: the
lighting is to be fixed this summer
as well as AV equipment and the
seats. 40% of the seats are not
functional at this time.
Discussion
ensued regarding the Campus Planning Council and CTL to meet so they can understand
what each council is doing. There is no
master plan for the flow of information.
Maher Wissa and Scott Campbell from CP will be invited to the next
meeting.
Action: Moved by Adkison and seconded by Della Rossa
to allow Reis to discuss with
Darrell Buffaloe regarding a classroom
renovation in the BA building. Passed unanimously.
4.
Council’s role in
the assessment process –
Adkison
asked the council members to read the progress report regarding the
accreditation. www.isu.edu/acadaff/accreditation/index.shtml
He
reported that last Friday the NWCCU accepted the fall progress report on
recommendations 1, 8, and 10, but rejected 6 (State Board issue). There will be a visit on April 17 regarding
recommendations 2, 3, 7, and 9. Drs.
Adamcik and Kijinski will present to the Faculty Senate on February 27,
2006.
Adkison
stated that the council’s role falls mainly under recommendation #1, as well as
2
and
5.
5.
Smith will be on
sabbatical next year and has forwarded Paul Beardsley’s name as a
replacement. This will have to be
approved by Faculty Senate.
6.
The next meeting
will be on Tuesday, March 7, 2006 at 4:00.
7.
Adjourned at 4:55
Approved by CTL: September
12, 2006; Approved by Faculty Senate: January
22, 2007
Unofficial Minutes of March
7, 2006
There was no quorum for
official minutes.
Reis reported that Adkison
explained the council’s role in the assessment process: It is to formalize the
communication process on campus. Faculty
Senate is the reporting council to higher administration. Adkison will report to Faculty Senate twice a
year (once a semester). The council will
discuss and consider issues that impact faculty and forward these discussions
in the official council minutes to Faculty Senate.
The members of the Campus
Planning Council will be attending the April 4, 2006 meeting. Reis will forward the ideal classroom project
report, which was sent to Dr. Lawson in 2004, to all of the council members.