University Daily Kansan, August 24, 1981
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Prof evaluation is included on Senate agenda
While University of Kansas students vacationed, Student Senate members spent the summer planning projects for this fall.
On their agenda is the revision of the faculty and curriculum evaluation system and a Senate committee to oversee evaluations.
The Senate's first meeting will be a reception to welcome Chancellor Gene A. Budig and his family to the university. The reception will be from 4 to 5 p.m. Oururs in the Centennial Room of the Kansas Union and is open to the public.
Bert Coleman, Senate president, said that under a Kansas Board of Regents stipulation, there was supposed to be a student evaluation committee. According to Coleman, there is no such committee and never has been.
Coleman said he would like to set up an evaluation committee consisting of 50 or 60 people and make evaluations mandatory for all the faculty at least once a year. Under the present evaluation system, Coleman said, faculty had the choice of whether or not to be evaluated.
Coleman also made several appointments this summer. Joining the Senate are Audrey Bishop, appointed as a half-time attorney for Legal Services, and Louis Bolton, Senate executive secretary appointee.
Committee appointments are:
Memorial Board: Larry D. Humes,
Mikl Gordon, Laura Nelson, David C.
Van Parys and Julie Meilenize; Health:
Bruce MacGregor, Mark Holloway,
Jim Appelbaum, Mindy Brown, John
Higgins, Amanda Amedard Smith,
University of Kansas Athletic
Corporation: Matt Keanen and Bren
Abbott; Legal: Steve Bennett and Joe
Foergetty.
Also included in Coleman's appointments this summer are the following: Associated Students of Kansas' Board of Directors: Marie McDougal; Transportation: Steve McMurry; Events: Tim Snackne, Anthony Coleman, Dave Morrison, Patrick Jones, Bruce Harris, Terry Fredrick, Lisa Ashner and Brenda Darrow; Recreation Advisory: Keith Sevege, Ann Stucker, Ron Tobinson, Tammy Vaughn and Peter Slone.
According to Coleman, there are 16 appointments to the Judiciary Committee that have not been made yet. Appointments are made by the Senate president, and as Coleman said, "The more student input, the better we like."
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