Cinema Department By-Laws And Procedures
|
|
- Joan Underwood
- 8 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 The Faculty of the Department of Cinema have ultimate responsibility for the curriculum and for making recommendations regarding hiring, retention, tenure, and promotion, subject to University regulations ( I. Participation A. Membership and Voting Rights 1. Tenured and tenure-track Faculty in the department, regardless of their time-base or leave status, shall be entitled to full participation in all departmental voting and meetings. 2. Faculty on early retirement, regardless of their time-base, shall be entitled to full participation in all departmental voting and meetings, consistent with University policy. 3. The Production Coordinator, who has status as a 1.0 Lecturer, shall be entitled to full participation in all departmental voting and meetings with the exception of circumstances where departmental or university regulations explicitly specify otherwise (e.g., membership of RTP Committee, voting for tenure line appointments etc.). 4. The Cinema Department Office Manager, Facilities Manager and Equipment Manager shall all be entitled to full participation in all departmental voting and meetings with the exception of circumstances where departmental or university regulations explicitly specify otherwise. 5. Voting for Department Chair shall be open to all Faculty. The Senate s policy on selection of chairs states: For purposes of selection, appointment, and review of chairs, the term Faculty includes tenured and tenure-track Faculty, and instructors of record on a yearly contract excluding temporary Faculty who are also graduate students in the department. Departments shall tabulate votes of temporary Faculty on a pro-rated basis in proportion to the Faculty member's time-base appointment in the semester in which the review or selection process is initiated. 6. Only tenure line Faculty may vote on hiring, promotion and retention of tenure line faculty. 7. Lecturers shall be entitled to pro rata participation in departmental voting and meetings, other than in those circumstances specified above, consistent with University and Trustee policy. 8. In the event that University policies should conflict with these provisions, University policies shall take precedence. B. Meetings Meetings of the Faculty of the Department shall be held at least once a month during the academic year and additionally as necessary. 1. Meetings shall ordinarily be scheduled and called by the Department Chair. 2. Meetings may be called upon the request of one-third of the voting members of the Department. 3. Meetings shall be conducted with Robert s Rules of Order as a guide. 4. Quorum shall be set at 50% of the number of voting members in the Department who are not currently on leave or early retirement. 5. Faculty who are unable to attend meetings may submit proxy votes regarding specific, upcoming minuted proposals in writing to the Chair of the Governance Committee. 6. Student representatives may attend Faculty meetings. Student representatives shall have speaking rights but may not vote. Last Amended 21 November
2 II. Standing Committees A. Governance Committee 1. The Governance Committee shall: a. Review and revise departmental policies and by-laws for consideration by Faculty. b. Ensure the currency of the departmental Faculty Manual. c. Ensure the currency of the description of the departmental administration s responsibilities. d. Identify situations that may need to be addressed by the adoption of further by-laws. e. The committee has the mandate to propose changes to departmental policies and by-laws but any such proposals require the approval of a majority of Cinema Department Faculty present at a properly constituted Faculty Meeting. 2. The Governance Committee consists of three Faculty members and a student representative. a. Members shall be recommended by the Chair and elected by the voting members as a whole, for two-year terms. Voting members may also nominate members. b. The committee elects its own chair. B. Curriculum Committee 1. The Curriculum Committee shall: a. Review and recommend to the Department Chair and Faculty any proposed changes in requirements for undergraduate programs, including majors, minors, CEL classes and Junior College class equivalencies in Cinema. b. Review and recommend to the Department Chair and Faculty regarding all changes in courses offered by the department, proposals for new courses, or deletion of existing courses. The Committee may delegate to the Department Chair the approval of variants of generic courses. c. Advise the Department Chair and Faculty regarding all aspects of the undergraduate program, including advising and recruiting of students. d. Advise the Chair and Faculty regarding departmental participation in curricular matters outside the department, including general education and other all-university requirements. e. All changes to curriculum agreed within the Cinema Department must then be taken forward according to University Recommendations. 2. The Curriculum Committee consists of at least three members: a. Members shall be recommended by the Chair and elected by the voting members as a whole, for two-year terms. Voting members may also nominate members. b. The committee elects its own chair. Last Amended 21 November
3 C. Graduate Committee 1. The Graduate Committee shall: a. Review and recommend to the Department Chair and Faculty any changes to policies governing the MFA and MA programs. b. Review and recommend to the Department Chair and Faculty regarding all changes in MFA and MA courses offered by the department, proposals for new ones, or deletion of existing courses. All changes to curriculum agreed upon within the Cinema Department must then be taken forward according to University Recommendations. c. Advise the Department Chair and Faculty regarding recruiting, admission and advising of graduate students. d. Recommend candidates for all GTA and GA positions, and for Production Assistants in consultation with their departmental staff supervisors. All effort should be made to take the recommendations and requests of individual faculty into consideration. e. Assist Coordinators and graduate selection committees with the shortlisting and ranking of applicants to the MA and MFA degrees. 2. The Graduate Committee shall consist of the MA and MFA Coordinators and an additional Faculty member (for a total of three Faculty members) as well as a student representative from both the MA and the MFA: a. Members shall be recommended by the Chair and elected by the voting members as a whole, to serve two-year terms. Voting members may also nominate members. b. The Graduate Committee is co-chaired by the MFA and MA coordinators. D. Retention, Tenure and Promotion Committee 1. Responsibilities. The RTP Committee shall: a. Review and recommend to the Department Chair and Dean regarding retention, tenure and promotion of probationary Faculty. b. Review and recommend to the Department Chair and Dean regarding promotion of tenured Faculty. c. Comply fully with all University policies and procedures with all provisions of the collective bargaining agreement. d. Fully support all Faculty coming up for review and advise on processes, good practice and deadlines in good time. 2. Membership. The RTP Committee shall consist of at least three tenured members: a. Two weeks prior to the first faculty meeting of the Fall term, the Chair will initiate a nomination process via , making his or her own recommendations for the composition of the RTP committee, and inviting all tenure-track faculty to make their own nominations. At the earliest faculty meeting of the Fall semester, members will be selected by secret ballot to serve three-year terms. Provision shall be made to ensure continuity of membership so that in any year there will be carryover of at least one person on a three-member committee and at least two persons on a five-or-more-member Last Amended 21 November
4 committee. In the event a committee member cannot fulfill the term of office, a substitute shall be selected through the standard election procedures to fill out the remainder of the unfulfilled term. b. The RTP Committee shall elect its own chair. E. Development Committee 1. The Development Committee shall: a. Craft and update a strategic fundraising plan for the Cinema Department. b. Develop a list of naming, endowment and scholarship priorities for Chair and faculty review. c. Work with the Chair and faculty to identify and cultivate donors. d. Work with the Chair and faculty to identify grants and funded project opportunities. 2. The Development Committee shall consist of three members: a. Members shall be recommended by the Chair and elected by the voting members as a whole, to serve two-year terms. Voting members may also nominate members. b. The Development Committee shall elect its own chair, to serve a term of two years. III. Searches and Selection of Faculty and Department Chairs A. Tenure-line Faculty 1. Constitution of the Hiring Committee Hiring Committees will normally include all tenure and tenure-track faculty in the Department who agree to participate in all aspects of the search. 2. Responsibilities of the Hiring Committee a. Read the files of all applicants b. Attend all interviews and presentations by applicants chosen for campus interviews c. Maintain the confidentiality of the hiring process. 3. Steps in the hiring process may include some or all of the following: a. Drafting the job announcement, in consultation with the Chair, for submission to the Dean. b. Reducing a large number of candidates to an initial list of seven to ten. c. Conducting reference checks and preliminary interviews with candidates on the initial list. d. Deciding which candidates among those on the initial list to invite for oncampus interviews. Last Amended 21 November
5 e. Deciding which candidate(s) among those invited for on-campus interviews to recommend for the position. The committee may elect to recommend one candidate, to rank all candidates, to exclude candidates, etc. f. Drafting a memo to the Chair in support of the Committee s decision. The Hiring Committee may, by a 2/3 vote, designate a sub-committee to complete any of the aforementioned tasks. B. Departmental Chair 1. Voting rights: a. All tenured and tenure-track Faculty members shall be entitled to one full vote, regardless of their time-base during the semester of the selection process. b. Faculty on early retirement shall be entitled to one full vote, regardless of their time-base during the semester of the selection process. c. Lecturers shall be entitled to pro rata participation in chair voting and faculty meetings consistent with University and Trustee policy. 2. The nomination process for internal candidates shall be: a. A call for nominations shall go out to all permanent and temporary Cinema faculty. b. A sub-committee consisting of at least three Faculty members, elected by the Faculty as a whole, shall serve as a nominating committee. c. The sub-committee will receive the nominations and determine who is willing to stand for election. c. Ballots shall be distributed to all Faculty with voting rights as discussed above. d. If no candidate receives a majority of the votes cast, the candidate with the lowest number of votes shall be dropped from the ballot and another vote taken, until one candidate receives a majority of the votes cast. 3. External searches: In circumstances where the University has approved an external search, a Search Committee shall be formed, which shall be a sub-committee of the hiring committee. The hiring committee shall be the Faculty as a whole. 4. In circumstances where an Acting Chair is required for leave or sabbatical cover, or during the period of an external search (for example), the nomination process shall be the same as for the internal election of a new Department Chair. 5. In all other matters the Department follows the existing Academic Senate policy. In the case of contradiction, Academic Senate policy shall take precedence. IV. Department Administration A. The Department Chair 1. The current senate policy outlining the duties of the Department Chair can be found here: Last Amended 21 November
6 B. The MFA Coordinator 1. The MFA Coordinator shall be recommended by the Chair, or nominated by the faculty, and elected by the voting members as a whole for a term of three years. 2. Duties of the MFA Coordinator: to supervise the MFA program; manage the application and selection process for MFA admissions; manage an active induction and orientation process for incoming MFA students; conduct MFA program review and assessment; ensure reasonable access and availability to MFA students in person and by Coordinate with the Chair and Faculty hiring and deployment for all GA, GTA and Production Assistant posts for MFA students. 4. Monitor and, where necessary, manage the revision of MFA class and program descriptions in the Bulletin. 5. The MFA Coordinator shall receive one individual instructional course per semester as part of his or her three and three teaching load. C. The MA Coordinator 1. The MA Coordinator shall be recommended by the Chair, or nominated by the faculty, and elected by the voting members as a whole for a term of three years. 2. Duties of the MA Coordinator: to supervise the MA program; manage the application and selection process for MA admissions; manage an active induction and orientation process for incoming MA students; conduct MA program review and assessment; ensure reasonable access and availability to MA students in person and by Coordinate with the Chair and Faculty hiring and deployment for all GA, GTA and Production Assistant posts for MA students. 4. Monitor and, where necessary, manage the revision of MFA class and program descriptions in the Bulletin. 5. The MA Coordinator shall receive one individual instructional course per semester as part of her or his three and three teaching load. D. The Undergraduate Coordinator 1. The Undergraduate Coordinator shall be recommended by the Chair, or nominated by the faculty, and elected by the voting members as a whole for a term of three years. 2. Duties of the Undergraduate Coordinator: to supervise the undergraduate program; conduct briefings for prospective undergraduate students at University events; conduct an active induction and orientation process for incoming students; ensure reasonable access and availability to students in person and by ; conduct undergraduate program review and assessment; conduct advising sessions for new students; serve as a resource on General Education questions; make recommendations for curriculum development to the Curriculum Committee. 3. Monitor and manage the revision of course and program descriptions in the Bulletin. E. The Internship Coordinator 1. The Internship Coordinator shall be recommended by the Chair, or nominated by the faculty, and elected by the voting members as a whole for a term of three years. 2. Duties of the Internship Coordinator: to supervise all internships offered by the Department. Last Amended 21 November
7 3. Ensure all external internship companies meet the strict standards of Executive Order No. 1064, including maintaining all appropriate and required paperwork and agreements, conducting yearly site visits, and grading. 4. Maintain a list of all internship opportunities; advertise the opportunities to Cinema students on a regular basis using, at the very least, the Department s website and Facebook page. 5. Monitor and, where necessary, manage the revision of the internship courses and program descriptions in the Bulletin. 6. The Internship Coordinator shall receive one individual instructional course per semester, specifically the internship course, as part of his or her three and three teaching load. F. Cinema Department Staff Duties [See Appendix I, below.] V. Retention, Promotion and Tenure Criteria A. The Cinema Department s own criteria for RTP are available from the San Francisco State University Faculty Affairs Website, here: as are the general University criteria. VI. Appointment of GA/GTAs A. Principles 1. The Department supports the training and employment of graduate students through all of the unit's operations. 2. To be eligible for a GA or GTA position, Cinema graduate students must first take and pass CINE In all situations, a graduate student working as a GTA, GA, or ISA, or enrolled in 852, may not earn credit for the course she or he is assisting or teaching. 4. Since only four units of instructional support can be applied to a graduate student's degree, Cinema graduate students cannot enroll in more than four units of instructional assistance coursework without the written permission of the chair. 5. Graduate students enrolled in undergraduate courses must complete additional coursework as specified by the instructor. Graduate students in an undergraduate class should not be grading any work done by other classmates in the same course. 6. To ensure the department meets the requirements of the Unit 11 Collective Bargaining Agreement, Cinema graduate students cannot teach, grade or assist in the administration of a Cinema course on a volunteer basis without the written permission of the chair. B. Procedures 1. The chair identifies the number of GA and GTA positions and the courses those positions are to support with an eye on supporting as many graduate students as possible. In the end, the number of positions is to be based on the needs of the curriculum and on funding. 2. The chair puts out a call for applicants at least three months prior to the start of each semester, and simultaneously notifies the faculty. The application will consist of a one-page form filled out by the student and the student s resume. The Chair receives and organizes all applications. 3. The Graduate Committee (excluding student representatives) reviews applications and determines all selections. Criteria include completion of CINE 852, the applicant s Last Amended 21 November
8 background and experience, past performance, and input by individual Faculty. Preferences, if any, should be directed to the Graduate Committee, and will be honored to the extent possible. 4. When possible, selectees should come equally from the MA and MFA programs. 5. The Chair notifies selectees and faculty and, per university guidelines, prepares all contracts. VII. Curriculum A. Distance Learning The Department supports distanced learning as one element in its curriculum, within the following parameters: 1. No more than 18 distance learning units may be applied to the major. 2. No student can be required to take an online course. To assure that this is the case, undergraduate core and foundational courses offered online during any academic year must also be offered on campus during the same academic year. In addition, a sufficient number of elective courses must be offered on campus every semester to ensure that students can complete the program in a timely manner without relying on online courses. 3. No faculty member can be required to teach an online course. 4. Faculty who create online materials retain the rights to those materials. This includes streaming audio-video lectures and interactive learning modules they have designed and created. Such material cannot be used without the permission of the faculty member who created it. 5. Peer reviews of teaching effectiveness in distance learning courses may be conducted in ways analogous to their conduct on campus. 6. The Department may create multiple sections of an online course with different sections designed and taught by different members of the faculty. 7. Student evaluation of teaching effectiveness procedures for online courses will be developed and analyzed in comparison to on-campus courses. B. Course Fees The university allows certain courses to have fees attached. These are not part of tuition charges but are supplemental course fees to be collected by the university, not by individual instructors. The fees are intended to be used by a department to both enhance the quality of our studentsʼ classroom experience and to cover costs associated with our ability to maintain courses, such as, in the Cinema Departmentʼs case, equipment repair and upkeep, etc. 1. The Cinema Department supports the application of course fees only when doing so meets California State University Executive Order 1034, Attachment 3 Miscellaneous Course Fee (MCF) Policy. (The order provides that such fees can only be charged for the actual cost of providing exceptional instructional materials... that have a tangible benefit to students ; see Executive Order 1034 at 2. The Faculty must vote on the adoption of proposed course fees before the application to adopt a course fee is advanced to the administration for review and approval/disapproval. Last Amended 21 November
9 The fee amount will not be adjusted without a majority vote of the Faculty. The voting members will meet at least once a year during a regular scheduled Faculty meeting to review extant course fees in an effort to ensure that the fee amount is appropriate and necessary. A majority vote of the voting members present at the meeting is required to adjust or remove such fees. However, if the Faculty vote to adjust fees, the fee proposal must be resubmitted to the university for approval/disapproval, as is SFSU policy. 3. The Cinema Department will charge a $10 fee per semester for each upper-division threeunit production course, with the exception of screenwriting courses. Also, for each distance learning course offered by the Department, there will be a $10 fee charged per semester. At no time will a student be charged a double fee for any single course. 4. All students in a course must pay the same fee. If students do not pay the fees, they are dropped from the course by the university. All syllabi for classes for which a fee shall be charged must include a statement concerning the amount of the fee, how it is to be paid, and the consequences to the student of the fee not being paid (being dropped from the class). 5. The Chair will monitor reconciliation of fees collected with allocations to the designated department accounts. VIII. Amendment These by-laws may be amended by a quorum (see I B 4 above) of the voting members at a departmental meeting. IX. Rights The enumeration of rights granted under these by-laws should not in any way be construed to deny or disparage others retained by Cinema Department Faculty and Staff. Last Amended 21 November
10 APPENDIX I: Cinema Department Staff Duties The Office Manager maintains Departmental budgets, accounts, and financial records; hires, trains, and supervises Department office staff, including student workers; maintains faculty evaluations, and currency of department databases and directories that contain faculty and curriculum data; provides administrative support for Lecturer, Graduate Teaching Associate, and Graduate Assistant appointments; for HRTP processes, including file maintenance and documentation; for curricula-related activities and reviews; and for Chair as needed. The Academic Services Coordinator builds and maintains the class schedule for all semesters in consultation with the Chair; coordinates scheduling of events in Coppola Theatre; provides administrative support for the M.A. and M.F.A. programs, including admissions, correspondence with prospective and current students, and assistance for graduate coordinators as needed; and, for annual departmental scholarship application and selection process. The Production Coordinator schedules use of the Sound Stage, the Edit Cage, and Digital Cinema Lab; oversees, with the Department Chair, the production budget; facilitates the advanced production pool process; coordinates staff support to the production dimensions of the unit. The Production Coordinator also teaches two courses per semester, supervises internships and independent studies, and sits on MFA review panels. The Facilities Manager manages the Foley Stage, sound mixing rooms, and telecine machine; ensures that the Sound Stage, green room (where lights, flats and sets are stored), the Coppola Theatre, Cinema Studies Center, media library and archive, sound libraries, and post-production labs meet all safety and curricular requirements; troubleshoots and repairs equipment; and supervises student support staff. The Equipment Manager maintains equipment inventory of 30 digital and motion picture cameras, light kits, sound equipment, and related production technologies; checks in and out equipment to students; troubleshoots and repairs equipment; and supervises student support staff. The Studio Manager maintains and upkeeps the hardware and software unique to Cinema classes taught in our various studios and labs, including animation, digital cinema, and new media, as well as trains faculty and staff on the technology associated with specialized software and hardware; troubleshoots and repairs equipment; and supervises student support staff. Last Amended 21 November
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS ORGANIZATION AND PROCEDURES
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS ORGANIZATION AND PROCEDURES A. General Structure 1.0 Administration, Departments, Programs 1.1 The College shall be administered by the Dean, who shall be assisted by an Associate
More information20. APPOINTMENT OF GRADUATE FACULTY AND THESIS AND DISSERTATION CHAIRS
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS POLICY STATEMENT as approved October 26, 1996, and subsequently amended 11/21/2010 and resubmitted for approval on 4/20/2012. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. DEFINITIONS 2. RULES 3. DEPARTMENT
More informationCONSTITUTION of the Department of Philosophy at the University of Florida
CONSTITUTION of the Department of Philosophy at the University of Florida Article 1. Department Structure Section 1. Membership. For the purposes of this Constitution, members of the Department are all
More informationBYLAWS OF THE FACULTY College of Arts and Sciences Georgia State University
BYLAWS OF THE FACULTY College of Arts and Sciences Georgia State University 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 ARTICLE I. PURPOSES Section 1.
More informationMECHANICAL AND AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING GRADUATE PROGRAM BYLAWS
MECHANICAL AND AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING GRADUATE PROGRAM BYLAWS Administrative Home: Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Approved by Graduate Council: October 8, 2007 Amended and Approved
More informationDepartment of Exercise Science and Sport Management Kennesaw State University BYLAWS
PREAMBLE Department of Exercise Science and Sport Management Kennesaw State University BYLAWS The Department of Exercise Science and Sport Management is a unit of the WellStar College of Health and Human
More informationSCHOOL OF MASS COMMUNICATIONS STATEMENT ON GOVERNANCE
SCHOOL OF MASS COMMUNICATIONS STATEMENT ON GOVERNANCE Preamble This document is guided principally by a common belief in shared governance at all levels, intent on creating trust and collegiality and aimed
More informationDepartment of History Policy 1.1. Faculty Evaluation. Evaluation Procedures
Approved: 2/23/099 Department of History Policy 1.1 Faculty Evaluation Evaluation Procedures 1. The Department of History will evaluate all tenured and non-tenure faculty by March 1 of each academic year
More informationDepartment of Environmental Science, Policy, and Geography Bylaws. Article I. The Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Geography
Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Geography Bylaws Passed: 1 December 2006 Revised: February, 2007; February, 2008; April, 2008; August, 2008; October 8th, 2009; The Department of Environmental
More informationBylaws of the Communication Program
ARTICLE 1. Name The name of the unit shall be the Communication of California State University Channel Islands (hereafter referred to as the ). ARTICLE 2. Mission Statement CI s Communication is dedicated
More informationFACULTY BYLAWS E. J. OURSO COLLEGE OF BUSINESS LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY AND AGRICULTURAL & MECHANICAL COLLEGE
FACULTY BYLAWS E. J. OURSO COLLEGE OF BUSINESS LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY AND AGRICULTURAL & MECHANICAL COLLEGE 1 Preamble and Definitions. These Bylaws govern the organization and procedures of the faculty
More informationDepartment of Psychology Policies and Procedures Revised by Faculty Vote February 8, 2012
Department of Psychology Policies and Procedures Revised by Faculty Vote February 8, 2012 PsychByLaws_gm_04292012.doc This document describes the policies and procedures by which the Department of Psychology
More informationBylaws of the Department of Agricultural Education and Communication University of Florida Approved October 7, 2009
Bylaws of the Department of Agricultural Education and Communication University of Florida Approved October 7, 2009 Vision To lead in developing and strengthening educators, communicators, and leaders
More informationGOVERNANCE DOCUMENT DEPARTMENT OF GOVERNMENT & INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS AUGUST 10, 1998
GOVERNANCE DOCUMENT DEPARTMENT OF GOVERNMENT & INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS AUGUST 10, 1998 I. FACULTY GOVERNANCE A. Departmental Faculty 1. The Departmental faculty shall consist of all professors, Associate
More informationFLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS BYLAWS
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS BYLAWS Section A Membership Voting members of the general faculty of the College of Business (hereinafter referred to as the general faculty) shall consist
More informationBylaws of the College of Business University of Michigan-Dearborn
Bylaws of the College of Business University of Michigan-Dearborn Approved: January 30, 2014 Contents PREAMBLE ARTICLES I. Name... 4 II. Membership 4 III. Departments 4 IV. Officers and Administrative
More informationUniversity of Louisville. School of Nursing Bylaws
University of Louisville School of Nursing Bylaws Approved by Faculty Organization 3.21.2014 Reviewed by LS 8/9/15; MH, SR, 8/13/15 Approved by U of L Board of Trustees 9/3/15 School of Nursing Bylaws:
More informationTHE GRADUATE SCHOOL CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY. By-Laws. ARTICLE I Definitions
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY A. Organization and Responsibilities By-Laws ARTICLE I Definitions The Graduate School of the Creighton University is charged with promoting graduate studies and
More informationRULES AND BYLAWS SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS
RULES AND BYLAWS SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS SECTION I - The School Faculty 1.1 Responsibilities - The School Faculty, under the direction of the Director, shall have authority
More informationA. Criteria for Faculty Membership in the Graduate Program
I. Objective Communication Graduate Program Bylaws Administrative Home: UCD Department of Communication Revision date: 8-21-2007 Graduate Council approval date: November 14, 2007 The Graduate Program in
More informationThe Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing FACULTY BYLAWS
The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing FACULTY BYLAWS Article I. Preamble The Bylaws of the Faculty of the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing shall be utilized to facilitate the governance
More informationCollege of Business Faculty Charter. Code of Operating Standards for Academic Policy and Administrative Structure
College of Business Faculty Charter Code of Operating Standards for Academic Policy and Administrative Structure I. PURPOSES A. To formally identify organizational structure and procedures for faculty
More informationA. Criteria for Membership in the Graduate Group
Graduate Group in Geography Bylaws Administrative Home: Department of Environmental Design Revision Date: August 23, 2007 Graduate Council Approval Date: November 14, 2007 Article I: Objective The Graduate
More informationFaculty of Social Sciences By-laws
Faculty of Social Sciences By-laws I GENERAL In this document Faculty means the Faculty of Social Sciences; any reference to Departments shall also apply to the Schools and the Programs within the Faculty,
More informationTARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF GRADUATE STUDIES GRADUATE COUNCIL
TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF GRADUATE STUDIES GRADUATE COUNCIL Purpose: To consider all matters relating to graduate programs at Tarleton State University and to recommend practices and procedures
More informationSchool of Music Kennesaw State University BYLAWS
School of Music Kennesaw State University BYLAWS PREAMBLE The School of Music, housed within the College of the Arts at Kennesaw State University, includes students, faculty and staff working together
More informationDEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENTAL PROCEDURES, CRITERIA, AND BYLAWS Approved 2/98
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENTAL PROCEDURES, CRITERIA, AND BYLAWS Approved 2/98 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page I. Introduction... 2 II. III. IV. The Chairperson...2 Chairperson
More informationBY- LAWS OF THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION, TEACHING & HEALTH
BY- LAWS OF THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION, TEACHING & HEALTH Article I. General Membership... 3 Section 1.01 Section 1.03 Section 1.04 Section 1.05 Voting members of the Education, Teaching & Health Council
More informationUniversity Policy Statement UPS 210.001 RECRUITMENT AND APPOINTMENT OF TENURE-TRACK FACULTY
University Policy Statement UPS 210.001 RECRUITMENT AND APPOINTMENT OF TENURE-TRACK FACULTY I. INTRODUCTION The goal for recruitments is to appoint a high quality and diverse faculty utilizing an effective,
More information3359-10-02 The university of Akron bylaws of the faculty senate. Name. The name of this body is the faculty senate of the university of Akron.
3359-10-02 The university of Akron bylaws of the faculty senate. (A) (B) Name. The name of this body is the faculty senate of the university of Akron. Duties. As delegated by the board of trustees of the
More informationCONSTITUTION. Department of Literature College of Arts and Sciences American University
CONSTITUTION Department of Literature College of Arts and Sciences American University Revised April 2012 MISSION STATEMENT The Literature Department s mission is twofold: to foster awareness of the fact
More informationSchool of Social Work By Laws
School of Social Work By Laws BYLAWS OF THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY PREAMBLE The School of Social Work is a professional degree-granting school located within
More informationBYLAWS SCHOOL OF LAW UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Approved 4/3/13
BYLAWS SCHOOL OF LAW UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Approved 4/3/13 In order to exercise the powers granted under the Faculty Code, Section 23-43, and to advise the Dean as required in Section 23-43B in an orderly
More informationCONSTITUTION COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA PREAMBLE
CONSTITUTION COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA This Constitution is intended to be consistent with Florida law, the University Constitution and the regulations of the University of Florida Board
More informationThe Rice University Sport Business Alliance Constitution
The Rice University Sport Business Alliance Constitution February 16, 2010 Article I. Name The name of this organization shall be the Rice University Sport Business Alliance or RUSBA. Article II. Mission
More informationDepartment of Art and Design Governance Document Approved 4-9-2003
Department of Art and Design Governance Document Approved 4-9-2003 I. Preamble The Faculty of the Department of Art and Design subscribes to the principles of shared governance, as elaborated by the Faculty
More informationEngineering Technology Department Bylaws 2011
Engineering Technology Department Bylaws 2011 ARTICLE l. DEPARTMENTAL MEMBERSHIP 1.1 Membership in the Engineering Technology Department consists of all persons holding academic rank in the department.
More informationFaculty Governance Document Department of Anthropology Iowa State University
Faculty Governance Document Department of Anthropology Iowa State University Revised and Approved by the Anthropology Faculty, Fall, 2012 Paul Lasley, Chair Department of Anthropology Contents I. PREAMBLE...
More informationHow To Run An Nhshl Graduate Group
Graduate Group in Nursing Science & Health-Care Leadership Bylaws Administrative Home: Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing Approved by Graduate Council: May 6, 2009 ARTICLE I. OBJECTIVE The Nursing Science
More informationDEPARTMENT OF MARKETING COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION POLICY ON REAPPOINTMENT, TENURE, AND PROMOTION (RTP)
Approved by Academic Affairs May 2010 DEPARTMENT OF MARKETING COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION POLICY ON REAPPOINTMENT, TENURE, AND PROMOTION (RTP) I. DEPARTMENT OF MARKETING RTP POLICY A. Preamble B.
More informationDepartment of Criminal Justice BYLAWS. CHAPTER I Department Organization and Bylaws
Department of Criminal Justice BYLAWS CHAPTER I Department Organization and Bylaws Organization 1.1 The Department of Criminal Justice is an academic unit within the Greenspun College of Urban Affairs.
More informationRules of Organization and Bylaws Gladys A. Kelce College of Business
Rules of Organization and Bylaws Gladys A. Kelce College of Business Approved by the General Faculty December 11, 2012 PREAMBLE This document provides the framework within which the Faculty of the Gladys
More informationBYLAWS OF THE Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
BYLAWS OF THE Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Approved by the Faculty Assembly on March 30, 2011 and Revised April 30, 2012 PREAMBLE These bylaws govern the operation of the
More informationUniversity of Alberta Undergraduate Psychology Association Constitution
University of Alberta Undergraduate Psychology Association Constitution Mission Statement: The Undergraduate Psychology Association, or UPA, is designed to promote the study of psychology, assist students
More informationHow To Run A Political Science Program
I. Program Definition The Political Science program comprises the faculty appointed in the areas of Political Science and Public Administration. II. Program Mission CSUCI s Political Science program is
More informationArticle I. Objective. Article II. Membership. A. Criteria for Membership
Public Health Graduate Program Bylaws Administrative Home: Department of Public Health Sciences, School of Medicine Revised: 1/25/07; 8/27/10 Graduate Council s Approval Date: June 16, 2011 Article I.
More informationBY-LAWS OF THE FACULTY OF SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL RESEARCH
BY-LAWS OF THE FACULTY OF SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL RESEARCH Approved (first vote) unanimously by the GSSWSR faculty on 9.14.12 Approved (second vote) unanimously by the GSSWSR faculty on 10.5.12 Preface:
More informationARTICLE I: OBJECTIVE A.
Psychology Graduate Program Bylaws Administrative Home: Department of Psychology Revised: May 2006; September 2009 Graduate Council s Approval Date: November 2, 2009 ARTICLE I: OBJECTIVE A. Degrees Offered
More informationBY-LAWS OF THE EDWARD J. BLOUSTEIN SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND PUBLIC POLICY. Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
1 By-Laws BY-LAWS OF THE EDWARD J. BLOUSTEIN SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND PUBLIC POLICY Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Article I. PREAMBLE These by-laws, prepared and adopted by the faculty of the
More informationDEPARTMENT PLAN. The Department of Counseling, Educational, and Developmental Psychology. College of Education and Human Development
10/23/03 DEPARTMENT PLAN The Department of Counseling, Educational, and Developmental Psychology College of Education and Human Development Eastern Washington University Cheney ω Spokane Washington Formally
More informationBY LAWS. of the FACULTY. of the COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Page 1 BY LAWS of the FACULTY of the COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADOPTED APRIL 1974 AMENDED SEPTEMBER 1976 AMENDED DECEMBER 1989 AMENDED APRIL 2010 Page 2 Bylaws of the Faculty of the University of Cincinnati
More informationBYLAWS of the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
BYLAWS of the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences SECTION 1. Programs of the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS) of the Texas Tech University Health
More informationBYLAWS OF ALABAMA ORGANIZATION OF NURSE EXECUTIVES (AlaONE) (Revised November 15, 2009) ARTICLE I NAME
BYLAWS OF ALABAMA ORGANIZATION OF NURSE EXECUTIVES (AlaONE) (Revised November 15, 2009) ARTICLE I NAME This organization shall be known as the Alabama Organization of Nurse Executives of the Alabama Hospital
More informationBy-Law Revision for the CCSU Faculty Senate s International and Area Studies Committee
By-Law Revision for the CCSU Faculty Senate s International and Area Studies Committee Draft 2, proposed by the Program Directors in Spring Semester 2014 Current By-Laws (page 1) will be split into two
More informationKECK SCHOOL OF MEDICINE GOVERNANCE DOCUMENT June 20, 2011
I. EXECUTIVE AUTHORITY KECK SCHOOL OF MEDICINE GOVERNANCE DOCUMENT June 20, 2011 As a non-profit public benefit corporation, the University of Southern California (USC) is governed by the Board of Trustees.
More informationADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEES AND COUNCILS
Administrative and Faculty Governance Committee/Council Charges Proposed Revisions ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEES AND COUNCILS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Serves as the executive leadership and collaborates with the
More informationArticle I: Objectives
Graduate Group in Human Development Bylaws Graduate Group in Child Development Bylaws Administrative Home: Department of Human & Community Development Revision: July 28, 2003 Graduate Council approval
More informationCALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACH College of Business Administration
1 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACH College of Business Administration CONSTITUTION OF THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Adopted: September 2000 Last Amended: Spring 2015) Preamble We, the
More informationJanuary 20, 2009. PROFESSOR PETER YELLOWLEES, Chair Graduate Group in Health Informatics. RE: Graduate Group in Health Informatics Bylaws
UCDAVIS: ACADEMIC SENATE GRADUATE COUNCIL January 20, 2009 PROFESSOR PETER YELLOWLEES, Chair Graduate Group in Health Informatics RE: Graduate Group in Health Informatics Bylaws Dear Professor Yellowlees:
More informationMINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, MANKATO SCHOOL OF NURSING BYLAWS NAME, GENERAL POWERS, PURPOSES
MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, MANKATO SCHOOL OF NURSING BYLAWS ARTICLE I. NAME, GENERAL POWERS, PURPOSES The name of this organization shall be the Minnesota State University, Mankato School of Nursing.
More informationBYLAWS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR DESIGN COLLEGE OF VISUAL ARTS, THEATRE AND DANCE THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
BYLAWS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR DESIGN COLLEGE OF VISUAL ARTS, THEATRE AND DANCE THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY Approved by a majority of the faculty, January 11, 2013 ARTICLE I. Purpose, Parameters,
More informationUniversity of Georgia Bylaws of the College of Public Health
University of Georgia Bylaws of the College of Public Health ARTICLE 1. The Faculty of the College of Public Health Section 1. The Faculty The Faculty of the College of Public Health (CPH) shall consist
More informationThe Kimmel School fulfills the academic missions of teaching (learning), scholarship (discovery), and service (engagement) by:
BY- LAWS KIMMEL SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY ARTICLE I. NAME The name of this administrative unit shall be the Kimmel School of Construction Management and Technology ( Kimmel School
More informationI. Bylaws 2. II. Mission and Organization of the Department of Psychology 3. III. Administrative Structure of the Department of Psychology 5
BYLAWS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO Approved by the Department Faculty on May 16, 2008 Approved by the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts on March
More informationFORENSIC SCIENCE GRADUATE GROUP BYLAWS
FORENSIC SCIENCE GRADUATE GROUP BYLAWS Administrative Home: UC Davis Extension Revision: November 11, 2007 Revision: September 26, 2011 Graduate Council Approval Date: June 11, 2012 Article I Objective
More informationPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION COUNCIL. Western Kentucky University
I. NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION II. PURPOSE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION COUNCIL Western Kentucky University Bylaws The name of this body is the Professional Education Council of Western Kentucky University. Approved
More informationGRADUATE COLLEGE GOVERNANCE DOCUMENT (Approved by University Graduate Faculty Vote: September 23, 2009)
GRADUATE COLLEGE GOVERNANCE DOCUMENT (Approved by University Graduate Faculty Vote: September 23, 2009) I. GENERAL ORGANIZATION A. There shall be a single University-wide Graduate College with a single
More informationArticle I. Objectives
Doctorate in Educational Leadership: Capital Region Alliance (CANDEL) Bylaws Administrative Home: UC Davis School of Education Revised: 2004; 2008 Approved by Graduate Council: March 18, 2009 Article I.
More informationA Guide to Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs
Guidelines for Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs (IDP) University of Nevada, Reno Interdisciplinary graduate programs are an integral part of graduate education at both the master s and doctoral levels
More informationCHARTER. College of Business Central Washington University Ellensburg Lynnwood Des Moines PREAMBLE
CHARTER College of Business Central Washington University Ellensburg Lynnwood Des Moines PREAMBLE Effective faculty participation in the formulation of policies requires a structure of academic governance
More informationUNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF NURSING FACULTY ORGANIZATION BY-LAWS
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF NURSING FACULTY ORGANIZATION BY-LAWS ARTICLE I Name The name of this organization shall be: The University of Virginia School of Nursing Faculty Organization. ARTICLE II
More informationBYLAWS AND RULES SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH/HEALTH INFORMATION SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE
BYLAWS AND RULES SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH/HEALTH INFORMATION SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE Bylaws and Rules, School of Public Health/Health Information Sciences Approved by the Board of Trustees September
More informationGraduate School of Education Bylaws
Graduate School of Education Bylaws Adopted: October 1982 Revised: May 1989 Revised: October 2001 Revised: April 2003 Revised: November 2004 Revised: May 2006 Reviewed: April 2007 Revised: November 2008
More informationB. Discipline: Educational Psychology is a general reference to the fields of Educational and Psychology.
Educational Psychology Bylaws Pullman Campus Department of Educational Leadership and Counseling Psychology, College of Education Washington State University Last Revised by Faculty 2/5/10 Faculty Senate
More informationWESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF AVIATION POLICY STATEMENT
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF AVIATION POLICY STATEMENT It is the right, the responsibility, and the privilege of University faculties to participate in the governance of their departments. Fundamentally,
More informationTtuhsc el paso Gayle Greve Hunt school of nursing FACULTY GOVERNANCE
Ttuhsc el paso Gayle Greve Hunt school of nursing FACULTY GOVERNANCE GGHSON FACULTY assembly The purpose of the Faculty Assembly shall be to: Facilitate involvement of the faculty in communication and
More informationHoward College of Arts & Science Faculty Assembly Governance Document 1
Howard College of Arts & Science Faculty Assembly Governance Document 1 (Submitted to and approved by the Board of Trustees on Sept. 7, 2001) GOVERNANCE OF THE FACULTY ASSEMBLY OF THE HOWARD COLLEGE OF
More informationPOLICIES CONCERNING ADJUNCT FACULTY
APPENDIX 2.A POLICIES CONCERNING ADJUNCT FACULTY The University recognizes the benefit both to the University and to students of instruction by adjunct faculty. The university also recognizes that it cannot
More informationDEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY PH.D. HANDBOOK Last Updated, September 2010 1 INTRODUCTION One of the main missions of the Department of Political Science at MSU is the education
More informationDEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTANCY
DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTANCY DEPARTMENTAL POLICY STATEMENT Mandatory First Paragraph A. It is the right, responsibility, and privilege of University faculty to participate in the governance of their departments.
More informationGraduate School Policies and Procedures
Graduate School Policies and Procedures Mission Statement: The mission of the Graduate School is to promote excellence in graduate education and to facilitate educational opportunities for graduate students.
More informationDEPARTMENT POLICY STATEMENT
DEPARTMENT POLICY STATEMENT Department of History Western Michigan University Last Revised: Spring 2011 DEPARTMENT POLICY STATEMENT DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction
More informationUNIVERSITY OF WEST GEORGIA SCHOOL OF NURSING FACULTY BYLAWS (Approved 4/30/2009; Amended 8/31/2009; 9/27/2010; 4/29/2013; 8/26/2013)
1 UNIVERSITY OF WEST GEORGIA SCHOOL OF NURSING FACULTY BYLAWS (Approved 4/30/2009; Amended 8/31/2009; 9/27/2010; 4/29/2013; 8/26/2013) PREFACE. These Bylaws establish the role and function of the School
More informationWOR- WIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE NURSING STUDENT ORGANIZATION. The name of this organization shall be the Wor- Wic Nursing Student Organization.
WOR- WIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE NURSING STUDENT ORGANIZATION BYLAWS Article I: Article II: NAME The name of this organization shall be the Wor- Wic Nursing Student Organization. PURPOSE The purpose of this
More informationFaculty of Engineering By-laws
Faculty of Engineering By-laws I THE FACULTY OF ENGINEERING (i) Membership (a) Vice- (Research and International Affairs) (Chair) Associate Deans of the Faculty Assistant Dean (Studies) Associate Vice-
More informationLast Revised by Faculty January 2015 Faculty Senate Approval Date: GSC Approved 3.24. 2015. I. Objectives. A. Degrees offered: PhD, MA, and EdM.
Educational Leadership Graduate Program Bylaws Pullman/Spokane, TriCities, and Vancouver Campuses Department of ELSSECP, College of Education Washington State University Last Revised by Faculty January
More informationPOLICY ON TEACHING ASSOCIATES. This policy is intended to provide a guide to appointment, classification, and evaluation of Teaching Associates.
POLICY ON TEACHING ASSOCIATES This policy is intended to provide a guide to appointment, classification, and evaluation of Teaching Associates. I. DEFINITIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES 1. "Teaching Associate"
More informationMCMASTER UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES BY-LAWS
MCMASTER UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES BY-LAWS I (i) THE FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES Members of the Faculty: (a) Voting Members Ex Officio: Full-time Faculty Staff Student Dean and Vice-President
More informationCollege of Nursing Undergraduate Student Government Association Bachelor of Science Nursing Program Bylaws Georgia Regents University
Class of 2014 BSN SGA 12/2013 1 College of Nursing Undergraduate Student Government Association Bachelor of Science Nursing Program Bylaws Georgia Regents University DEVELOPED: December 2013 Approved:
More informationDepartment of Geography
Texas State University-San Marcos Department of Geography Master of Applied Geography and Master of Science Policies and Procedures Handbook May 2012 Table of Contents I. Purpose, Objectives, and Administration
More informationThe Constitution and Bylaws of the Motlow State Community College Psi Beta Chapter PREAMBLE
Page 1 of 6 The Constitution and Bylaws of the Motlow State Community College Psi Beta Chapter PREAMBLE We, the students of the Motlow State Community College Psi Beta Chapter, established to provide a
More informationDepartment of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) Bylaws for Program Structure
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) Bylaws for Program Structure I. Mission and Objectives: The mission of the University of Kansas Department of Electrical Engineering and
More informationSTATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT BROOKLYN (Downstate Medical Center)
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT BROOKLYN (Downstate Medical Center) COLLEGE OF HEALTH RELATED PROFESSIONS FACULTY AND PROFESSIONAL STAFF ASSEMBLY BYLAWS PREAMBLE In keeping with the
More informationHow To Become A Member Of The Business Honor Society Of Alpha Beta Gamma
COASTLINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY ALPHA BETA GAMMA (ABGCCC) BYLAWS We, the student members of Coastline Community College, hereby establish these Bylaws for the Business Honor Society
More informationHow To Run A College
College of Business University of South Florida St. Petersburg Governance Document As Amended by the College Faculty on December 14, 2012 Administrative Structure for Academic Policy Purpose: The administrative
More informationARTICLE I: NAME ARTICLE II: MISSION AND OBJECTIVES
AUSTIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING STUDENT ASSOCIATION BYLAWS ARTICLE I: NAME The name of this organization shall be Austin Community College Associate Degree Nursing Student Association,
More informationChapter VIII Resignation, Retirement and Salary Continuation Plan
Chapter VIII Resignation, Retirement and Salary Continuation Plan 77 Chapter VIII Resignation, Retirement and Salary Continuation Plan A. Resignation It is expected that faculty resigning their appointments
More informationNursing Student Council of the College of Nursing, SUNY Health Science Center at Brooklyn Constitution ARTICLE I NAME
Nursing Student Council of the College of Nursing, SUNY Health Science Center at Brooklyn Constitution ARTICLE I NAME Section1: The name of the organization shall be the Nursing Student Council of the
More informationFACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF LETTERS AND SCIENCE BYLAWS
FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF LETTERS AND SCIENCE BYLAWS PART I. FUNCTIONS 1. The Faculty of the College of Letters and Science (Davis) shall conduct the government of that college through its elected College
More informationUNIVERSITY OF DENVER STURM COLLEGE OF LAW STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION CONSTITUTION (Last updated April 17, 2016)
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER STURM COLLEGE OF LAW STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION CONSTITUTION (Last updated April 17, 2016) Preamble. We, the students at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, realizing the role
More information