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REGULATIONS CONCERNING CATALOGUE MATERIAL
Adopted by the University Senate

REVISION OF CaTaLOGUE DESCRIPTIONS -- Catalogue statements
concerning all courses shall be revised to the end that an
accurate description of the content of each course shall be
presented and limitations of enrollment in any two or more
on the basis of similarity of offerings shall be clearly
indicated, not only for courses within a single department
but also for courses in different departments.

-- Adopted May 20, 1935.

NEW COURSES OR CHANGES IN COURSES ~- The Senate Advisory
Committee shall serve as a committee on new courses. No
new course or change in the content of a course shall be
offered or shall be announced in the University catalogue
unless it has been authorized by the following procedure;

a. When any school has approved a new course, or a change
in the content of a course, that school shall notify the Senate
Advisory Committee. The Senate Advisory Committee shall notify
all deans and chairmen of departments concerned of the proposed
action and of a date prior to which requests for conference may
be filed. Any faculty member concerned with or opposed to such
proposals may ask the Senate Advisory Committee for a conference
on the proposed course or change. If no request is received,
and the Senate Advisory Committee itself makes no adverse recom»
mendations, such course or change shall be considered as approved
by the committee on the date fixed. If any request for a confer-
ence is received the Senate Advisory Committee shall arrange a
conference of all interested persons. ;

If, after conference, the Senate Advisory Committee
considers the new course, or the change, unwarranted, and if the
school initiating the action does not accept the committee's
conclusions, the Senate Advisory Committee shall report its
findings and recommendations to the Senate for the Senate action.

--Adapted May 20, 1935

bd. No new course shall be included for instruction for
the fall semester which has not been approved by the faculty
of the school concerned at or before the April meeting, and no
new course shall be included for instruction for the spring
semester which has not been approved by the faculty of the
school concerned at or before the preceding December meeting.
~-Adopted November 4, 1936.