PRESENT:  Tom Colwin, Anne Hamilton, John Howat, Phil Johns, Larry Kenney, Marilyn Lavin, Larry Schuetz (for Stephen Solheim), Alvaro Taveira, Richard Telfer, Sally Vogl-Bauer, and John Washbush

ABSENT:  Scott Bradley, Melissa Ellis, Glenn Hayes (for George Ferencz), Ann Ruff, Debra Schufletowski, and Jim Stewart

GUESTS:   Denis Dale, Neil Dortch, Bennette Harris, Bob Mertens, Susan Messer, Karen-Sam Norgard, Jo Ann Oravec, and Dieudonne Phanord

Richard Telfer called the meeting to order at 2:16 p.m.

Phil Johns moved approval of the February 23, 2001 agenda.   Tom Colwin seconded the motion, and the motion carried.

Marilyn Lavin moved, and Tom Colwin seconded, to approve the January 26, 2001 minutes. The motion carried.

Dick Telfer clarified how he would address the Mathematical and Computer Sciences proposals that were postponed at the last UCC meeting (item VII on the agenda).  He stated that he would provide some background regarding the consultation that has taken place and then take motions regarding the proposals.

The university-wide course proposal for a change in requisites for course 900-120 U.S. Experience in a World Context was received and recorded on a Larry Schuetz/Phil Johns motion.

Tom Colwin moved approval of the Art Department's proposal for a new course 110-222 Design Foundations for the Web.  It was noted that the title in the agenda was listed incorrectly as "Web Design Foundations")  Sally Vogl-Bauer seconded the motion, and the motion carried.  Proposals for changes in the following submajors: Art Graphic Design Emphasis (BA), Art History Emphasis (BA), Fine Arts Emphasis (BFA), Fine Arts Licensure Emphasis (BFA), Art (General) Minor, Art History Minor, and Art Studio Emphasis within the Minor were also approved on a Colwin/Vogl-Bauer motion.