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ALABAMA COUNCIL OF GRADUATE DEANS
MEETING MINUTES NOVEMBER 2, 2005 HILL UNIVERSITY CENTER, ROOM 413 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM Members Present: Joe Wilkins, Dianne Barron, Glen E. Ray, Bryan Noe, Ron Rogers, Terry Roberson, Rebecca Hartley, John Wakefield, Deb Moriarity, John Schmitt, Jean Pugliese Representatives: Tim Vick, Ellen Haulman, Brenda Carter Approval of April 20-21 Meeting Minutes: Minutes were approved, as written, by all in attendance. Treasurer’s Report: Joe Wilkins disseminated copies of the Treasurer’s Report to all in attendance. As of November 2, 2005, the balance on hand is $4,745.64. Report: Tim Vick announced that the unified budget recommendation would be made by the second Tuesday in January. The Council of Presidents met and developed various scenarios for budgets. It is anticipated that higher education institutions will receive level funding. Ellen Haulman announced that ACHE is almost caught up with the post-implementation reports. Ellen explained the process to new members. Dr. Malone will not renew his contract. A search committee has been established and will proceed with advertising and interviewing candidates for the position. Roundtable Discussion on Graduate Student Orientation: Glen Ray provided a handout and brief discussion about the topic. On campus turnout is not usually successful. It appears that an online tutorial is more successful. This approach also meets the needs of distance learners. SACS has a Principle of Accreditation that addresses appropriate academic support to students. Due to time constraints, the roundtable discussion on Uses of the Graduate Council was postponed until the next meeting. Annual Retreat Planning: The Retreat will take place from April 19-21, 2006 at the Island House Hotel in Gulf Shores. Members suggested several topics for discussion: Other Business: Distribution of 2005-2006 ACGD Directories New members Glen Ray and Bryan Noe were welcomed by the group. Next Scheduled Meetings:
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