MEMBERS PRESENT:

I. Biskup - ASOSU Student
R. Burton - Math Department (representing Tom Dick)
I. Delson - Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences
M. Fox - Educational Opportunities Program
L. Friedman - Public Health, Chair
E. Fritzell, Fisheries and Wildlife
G. Olson - Human Development and Family Sciences
M. Quinn - Computer Science
M. Reed - Psychology
G. Tiedeman - Sociology

NON-VOTING MEMBERS, SUPPORT STAFF, AND GUESTS PRESENT:

G. Beach - Academic Affairs, Academic Program Coordinator
L. Burns - Undergraduate Academic Programs, Ex-officio
J. Caspers - Information Services/Distance Education
G. DeLander - Pharmacy
T. Korwin - Information Services
M. Patterson - Catalog Coordinator
C. Richards - Curriculum Coordinator

1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: The minutes of 10/7/99 were revised and will be reviewed at the next meeting.

2. REPORT FROM ACADEMIC AFFAIRS:
   1. Leslie Burns reported that Professional Technical Education and the use of the Professional Technical title/CIP number has been discontinued as a result of action taken by the Graduate Council. Each of the licensure areas of concentration under this umbrella program title, i.e., Agriculture, Business, Family and Consumer Sciences, Marketing and Technology, will be assigned its own unique CIP and SIS Banner major number.

3. REPORT FROM THE CHAIR:
   1. Leonard Friedman reported that the Curriculum Council is still in need of another undergraduate student representative. As the Faculty Senate Executive Committee liaison, Bob Burton offered to look for candidates and steer them to ASOSU to fill out appropriate forms so they may be considered by the Faculty Senate.

4. OLD BUSINESS
   1. The revisions to the proposed options for the Forest Recreation Resources Major were approved by the Curriculum Council with the exception of the Law Enforcement Option (98-C535). The Council requested more clarification and information on this proposal. The options that were approved were: Sociology (98-C530), Cultural Resource Management (98-C531), Environmental Resource Interpretation (98-C532), Forest Resources (98-C533), Landscape Design (98-C534), Public Administration (98-C536), Resource Planning (98-C537), and Tourism (98-C538).

5. NEW BUSINESS
   1. Gary DeLander from the College of Pharmacy presented the Category I proposal to establish two new departments within the College: the Department of Pharmacy and the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences. The Council approved the proposal with a strong recommendation that an alternate name for the Department of Pharmacy be considered.
      

   2. At the request of the Faculty Senate Executive Committee, Tony Korwin from Information Services, presented information for the Council's consideration on the issue of "course branding". In order to obtain computer based training (CBT) certifications for Information Services personnel, non-credit courses may be purchased from a company for use on campus. For additional money, these non-credit courses may be accessible to students on and off-campus. A user fee would be charged and the company would receive $10 per student per course. The University has the option to "brand" the offerings by putting OSU's name on it. OSU also has the option to either manage the web pages or have the company manage the pages. Discussion ensued and will continue at the next meeting.

6. ACTIONS OF THE COUNCIL VIA EMAIL - all proposals are viewable on the World Wide Web, OSU Curriculum Home page: http://osu.orst.edu/dept/academic/aa/curric/

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES

New

AED 476. ADULT PROGRAMS AND DEVELOPMENT (4.5). Effective Winter 2000 (99-C105) approved with changes to description and prerequisite.

FW 322. INVESTIGATIONS IN POPULATION DYNAMICS (2). Effective Winter 2000 (99-C280) approved with changes to description, prerequisite, and corequisite.

TOX 499. SPECIAL TOPICS (1-16). Effective Winter 2000 (99-C281).

TOX 599. SPECIAL TOPICS (1-16). Effective Winter 2000 (99-C282).

TOX 699. SPECIAL TOPICS (1-16). Effective Winter 2000 (99-C283).

Change in Existing

FW 320. INTRODUCTORY POPULATION DYNAMICS (3). Effective Winter 2000 (99-C279) [change - credit, prerequisite, corequisite] approved with changes to prerequisite and corequisite.

GEN 636. MOLECULAR VIROLOGY (4). Effective Spring 2000 (99-C125) [change - number, crosslist].

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Change in Existing

Engineering Physics B.S. degree requirement. Effective Winter 2000 (99-C216).

COLLEGE OF FORESTRY

New

Sociology Option in Forest Recreation Resources. Effective Winter 2000 (98-C530).

FOR 462/FOR 562. NATURAL RESOURCE POLICY AND LAW (3). Effective Fall 1999 (98-C525) approved with change to description as resubmitted.

FOR 463/FOR 563. ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND LAW INTERACTIONS (3). Effective Fall 1999 (98-C525) approved with change to description as resubmitted.

Change in Existing

Cultural Resource Management Option in Forest Recreation Resources. Effective Winter 2000 (98-C531).

Environmental Resource Interpretation Option in Forest Recreation Resources. Effective Winter 2000 (98-C532).

Forest Resources Option in Forest Recreation Resources. Effective Winter 2000 (98-C533).

Landscape Design Option in Forest Recreation Resources. Effective Winter 2000 (98-C534).

Public Administration Option in Forest Recreation Resources. Effective Winter 2000 (98-C536).

Resource Planning Option in Forest Recreation Resources. Effective Winter 2000 (98-C537).

Tourism Option in Forest Recreation Resources. Effective Winter 2000 (98-C538).

COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN PERFORMANCE

Change in Existing

H 312. *AIDS AND SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES IN MODERN SOCIETY (3). Effective Winter 2000 (99-C211) [change - prerequisite].

COLLEGE OF HOME ECONOMICS AND EDUCATION

Change in Existing

HDFS 447/HDFS 547. FAMILIES AND POVERTY (3). Effective Winter 2000 (99-C044) [change - number].

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

Change in Existing

ES 233. CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND CULTURES IN ASIAN AMERICA (3). Effective Winter 2000 (99-C239) [change-description].

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE

New

Chemistry: Advanced Biochemistry Option. Effective Winter 2000 (99-C186).

Chemistry: Advanced Chemistry Option. Effective Winter 2000 (99-C185).

Chemistry: Biochemistry Option. Effective Winter 2000 (99-C160).

Chemistry: Business Option. Effective Winter 2000 (99-C162).

Chemistry: Chemistry Education Option. Effective Winter 2000 (99-C161).

Chemistry: Chemical Engineering Option. Effective Winter 2000 (99-C158).

Chemistry: Environmental Chemistry Option. Effective Winter 2000 (99-C163).

Chemistry: Materials Science Option. Effective Winter 2000 (99-C164).

Chemistry: Premed Option. Effective Winter 2000 (99-C159).

Change in Existing

BB 636. MOLECULAR VIROLOGY (4). Effective Spring 2000 (99-C124) [change - number, crosslist].

Chemistry B.S. Degree Requirements - Certified. Effective Winter 2000 (99-C165).

Chemistry B.S. Degree Requirements - Non-Certified. Effective Winter 2000 (99-C166).

MB 636. MOLECULAR VIROLOGY (4). Effective Spring 2000 (99-C122) [change - number, crosslist].

MCB 636. MOLECULAR VIROLOGY (4). Effective Spring 2000 (99-C123) [change - number, crosslist].