The NOI forms may be submitted at any time. Proposals still need to be submitted, after approval of the NOI, by October 1 and February 1. An NOI from Human Resource Training and Development, for a title change that doesn't relate to the Undergraduate Catalog , has arrived. The department plans to change the M.Ed. Recalling Ruchti's introduction at last week's meeting, Council discussed at length the concept of changing the timing of proposal consideration in order to change the timing of catalog production, posing the following questions.
Representatives are to discuss the issue with their constituencies, and report.
Meanwhile, there continues to be on the front of each printed catalog a statement that ISU's official catalog is on-line. Ruchti also believes the Council should examine the 199 designation. It is used in different ways in different colleges, but only on a limited basis. Only the College of Education and the School of Applied Technology have one or more 199s described in the catalog. The Applied Technology ones are true Special Topics, written to focus on specific needs of individual students.