Senator Beasley noted that the same affirmative action procedures as is required for faculty positions should be applied. In other business, Dr. Alexander is committed to meetings of the President s Cabinet this semester. President Call expects cabinet meetings once or twice a month. He has also been asked by Linda Miller from ACTS to make presentations to new faculty on the faculty senate and governance. New business Senator Schell noted restrictions to the senate distribution of notices to all faculty.
Administrative regulations are in place.
President Call suggests using the senate s distribution list and asks senators to forward any communication to their departments. It was noted that President Alexander had previously reflected to the senate officers advantages of a name change but that he would rather concentrate his efforts in the state legislature to capital projects and other things of more value. Senators shared that recruitment videos and publications have been seen with references to Murray University. Replying to inquiries from Senate President Call and Regent Rudolph, Phil Bryan has noted that some flyers sent out to prospective students that contained this reference would be re-edited. Senator Wattier asked about the status of pin numbers for advisees to get into classes.