Student policy voice increased
Students will have greater representation in the policy-making of the University because of a resolution passed by the University Council March 19.
The resolution states: "Each school and department shall make provision for the inclusion of a number of students on all policy-making committees and at full school or departmental meetings.
The number of students shall be no less than a number equal to 20 per cent of the number of faculty members holding the rank of instructor or above."
This guarantee of student representation is probably one of the most significant steps the university has taken, said Rick von Ende, Abilene, Tex. graduate student, in a Kansan interview.
be sent to all departmental chairmen and school deans explaining the provision, its intentions and expectations.
The provision should be set up and operative no later than September, he said, although many departments are already moving in this direction.
The council has agreed that the procedures for choosing students for the committees should be the business of the individual department or school.
Charles Oldfather, associate dean of law and chairman of the University Senate, said, "We are talking about what shall be the basic departmental structure of the University. We have decided that the governmental structure be democratic. All this recommendation says is, in effect, that a small number of students be accepted."
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During the council meeting,
The general argument against the resolution was expressed by some faculty members who said the resolution was too broad and
did not define areas. They said that it would be dictating to departments what they should decide for themselves. They were opposed to the statement, but agreed with its principle.
Von Ende had originally brought the resolution before the council.
Von Ende said that letters will
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