If Dean Upham is unable to moderate that discussion, S. DeLancey has agreed to stand in for him. The document will then go before the Senate at its November meeting. Council may wish to consider expanding its present guidelines to deal more specifically with these areas. As a background for this consideration, copies of current guidelines for journal format style were distributed along with print copies of an e-mail message from a faculty member who had specific comments about them. R. Haydock and R. O'Brien agreed to form a subcommittee to look into the issue and to provide by the next meeting, either a more complete statement of the problem or an actual proposal for amplification of the present guidelines.
Issues surrounding the residency requirement also come into play with distance learning.
D. Schuman, D. Boush, and A. Dungan agreed to serve as a subcommittee to explore these issues with Dean Upham. Discussion of off-campus UO degree programs was deferred to the November meeting. The University of Oregon Graduate School.