Academic Affairs Committee of the Radford University Board of Visitors Laura Jacobsen Faculty Senate President November 8, 2012.

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Academic Affairs Committee of the Radford University Board of Visitors Laura Jacobsen Faculty Senate President November 8, 2012

Brief Updates  Honors Academy  International Education  Online Course Delivery  Core Curriculum  Extending the Tenure Clock  133% Rule  First Amendment Rights

Honors Academy  Provost convened a Task Force last year  Open Forum was held on September 18  Recommendations from last year’s task force were communicated and also posted online  Establishing new task force to implement recommendations, such as related to selectivity, retention, expectations, etc.  Interim period – Aligning admissions with available resources

International Education  Provost convened a Task Force last year  Open Forum was held on October 30  Recommendations from last year’s task force were communicated and will be posted online  Discussing next steps, such as considerations for hiring a Director, for bringing more international students to campus, for establishing exchange programs, and for supporting students who have English as a second language

Online Course Delivery Faculty Senate created a task force to develop:  Vision for the place of online courses in the curriculum  Method to assist departments considering online options  Plan for providing faculty training  Method of assuring quality course design  Plan for providing technical support  Process of determining online transfer credits

Core Curriculum  Possibilities for alternative departmental courses to the Core 201/202 courses  Core Director and Core Coordinators have revised learning outcomes and course objectives  Follow-up meetings planned for November

Extending the Tenure Clock  Faculty Senate committee on Faculty Issues created a draft of a new “family friendly” policy proposal. E.g.,  Supports faculty parents who care for a newborn child  Supports faculty who may have a significant impact on their productivity, such as related to a serious personal illness, significant elder- care, etc.

133% Rule  Faculty Handbook: “The maximum earnings for full-time faculty from all Radford University employment, including other Radford University assignments, grants, overloads, and Radford University summer employment, shall not exceed 133% of the faculty member’s base academic year salary.”  Ex-Governor Gilmore had an executive order related to this restriction  Requested feedback from Attorney General’s office

First Amendment Rights  Revising the university’s policies regarding free speech on campus  Healthy differences of opinion regarding restrictiveness  UVA, JMU, and W&M recently earned “green light” status by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), which implies the organization is not aware of any serious threats to students’ free speech rights in campus policies.  RU received a “yellow light” status  FSEC Resolution: A goal of whatever policy is adopted should be to achieve “green light” status

Updates  Honors Academy  International Education  Online Course Delivery  Core Curriculum  Extending the Tenure Clock  133% Rule  First Amendment Rights