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THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Washington, DC The January 21, L994, Faculty Senate meeting was cancelled by the Executive Committee because of adverse weather conditions (ice and snow storm) and closing of the University. The January 21,sL meeting was postponed by the Executive Committee to February 11, L994, the date of the regularly scheduled February Senate meeting- lt,T,* o&<n^- Doris D. Trone, Coordinator Faculty Senate Activities Faculty Senate Office January 24, 7994 1 I wAsiltNol()N l.'A(;([:t'y SliNAn: MEI-IORANDIIM January 24, L994 TO: Faculty Senate Members FROU! L,ilien F. RobiTson, Chairr,{,--r,,"-- { \:.!L-".^--- Executive Conmittee of the iraculty Senate RE: Postponement of January 2L, Lgg4, Facurty senate Meeting to E'ebruary L1 , L994 Because of the inclement weather and crosing of the University. and subsequent cancellation of the ,ranuiiy j.s-t" Fr-aitc ulty senate meeting, the Executive couittee, under auttr6r2i iv ess+v arsd@b Elan (_section r. (ai of the sviir" of rhe "-' uFanctiul ltyF eSberunaartye- )1, 1ha, sL gegle4c, tethde t od aptoe- s otpi otnnee't hree g,raunruaarll'fy silcnhaedteur emdeeting February_racuity ienate'ro"Lting. i; ;i;" oi tne Lrief agenda schedured for- the January meetlrg, the Executive committ6e thought this the most efficient iiy to lroceed. We trust that this meets with your approval. cc3 Executive Committee Members /ltuai I l-l 'i ia *l "-.), ii) \W'rstttNr;'trlN' l)(l :rrrt;: ' ( )o )) ()(){--l()ti THE. GEORGE WASHINGTON I'NTVERSITY WASHINGTON, DC 20052 The FacuItY Senate Januarlr 10, 1994 The Faculty Senate will meet on Friday, January 21, L994, dt 2.LO p.m., in Lisner HaII 503- AGENDA 1. CaI} to order 2. Approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of Decenber 10, 1993 3. Resolutions: A RESOLUTION ON GRADING EXTENSIONS (93/5) Professor Diane U. Brewer, Chair, Educational Policy' Cornrnittee (Resolution 93/5 attached) 4. Introduction of Resolutions 5. General Business: (a) Nonination for election of the following faculty to the Joint Faculty-Adninistration Task Force to Assess the Long-Run Comparative Advantage of the Virginia Campus: proiessors Theodore M. Barnhill (SBPM), Charles A. Garris (SEAS) , Joseph A. Greenberg (SEHD) , and Hermann J. Helgert (SEAS) (b) Nomination for election of Associate Professor Barbara Miller to the Research Conrnittee (c) Report of the Executive Conmittee: Professor Lilien F. Robinson, Chair (d) Interim Reports of Senate Committee Chairs 6. Brief Statements (and Questions) 7. Adj ournnent $6nu,.kz* J. Matthew Gaglione Secretary fAnv incnriries about this resolution should be directed to i""i"rEbi-pian'ee u''". Brewer, Chal,r of Educational Policy Coumittee / j 4-7L67. ^ A RESOLUTTON ON GRADTNG EXTENSTONS (93/5) I{IIEREAS, it is University policy to requ_ire _a11 final -grades _be turned in within 7Z hourE of a final examination; and I{HEREA'S , this tine frame is problenat_ig for facullY teaching large seitions which are scheduled at the end of the examinatlon Period; and I{HEREAS, it is not practica} to schedule a}l large classes at the beginning bf tne examination period; Now THEREF9RE BE IT RESOLVED BY TIIE FACT'LTY SENATE OF THE GEORGE WASHINGTON I'NIVERSTTY That faculty teaching courses with 50 or more students who have examinations scheduled during the last three days of the ^,- examinatj-on period can contact the Registrar to arrange an extension in the submission of grades. Connittee on Educational Policy 29, November 1993