University of North Carolina at Asheville FACULTY SENATE MEETING Minutes, May 7, 1992 - 3:30 pm Meeting Senate Members: A. Coyne, F. Davenport, L. Dorr, B. Greenawalt, A. Hantz, G. Henderson, D. Lisnerski, C. McClary, D. Mullen, P. Nickless, J. Rackham, D. Van Engelen, Excused: M. Gillum, S. Obergfell, B. Sabo Visitors: T. Cochran, G. Nallan, P. Snoyer, B. Yearout, T. Uldricks I. Call to Order The 1991-92 Faculty Senate met on Thursday, May 7, 1992, in Karpen Hall - 005. Alan Hantz, Chair, called the meeting to order at 3:31 pm. Dr. Hantz presented the April 9 and April 16, 1992, minutes for approval. The minutes were approved as written. II. Executive Committee Report Day Care The consortium disbanded last week when negotiations failed to reach an agreement on the weekly fee rate. The nonprofit corporation is no longer in existence. Dr. Iovacchini will continue to explore other day care options. Faculty Conciliator The following four nominees have been forwarded to the SGA for the position of Faculty Conciliator: John Bernhardt Larry Dorr Paul McDonald Dot Sulock The SGA will notify the Senate of their choice of Faculty Conciliator. III. Academic Policies Report No Report. IV. Institutional Development Committee Report Dr. Don Lisnerski gave the Institutional Development Committee report. First Reading Dr. Lisnerski distributed IDC #1: Duties of the UNCA Graduate Council for first reading. Dr. Nickless moved to suspend the Comer ruling. Dr. Rackham seconded the motion. After discussion Dr. Nickless rescinded the motion to suspend. IDC #1 will be forwarded to the 1992-93 Faculty Senate for action next fall. Spending Priorities There is an estimated unrestricted enrollment budget increase of $90,165. The UPC recommended the allocation of these funds according to the following priorities: University Relations - Equipment $ 8,250 University Relations - Travel 1,500 Student Affairs - Enhanced Weekend Activities (Partial Funding) 8,000 Student Affairs - African American Student Development Counselors & Directory 7,000 Academic Affairs - Software to Assist with Obtaining Pell Grants for Students 3,600 Academic Affairs - Peer Tutoring Program 4,000 Student Affairs - Counseling Center Position Upgade 5,000 Academic Affairs - Transfer from Temporary to Permanent Wage Structure Positions in LRC and Computing Center 58,000 Financial Services - .5FTE Internal Auditor 17,000 Financial Services - Safety Systems Upgrade Fire Alarms and Elevators) 10,000 Student Affairs - Enhanced Weekend Activities (Partial Funding) 7,000 ____________ $ 129,350 The UPC also recommended that in the event that the actual enrollment budget increase is larger than the prioritized amount, that the Planning Council and if necessary (more than half the Council is unavailable) the Executive Committee of the Senate be consulted regarding allocation of such excess funds. V. Faculty Welfare and Development Committee Dr. Bruce Greenawalt gave the Faculty Welfare and Development Committee report. Committee Appointments The FWDC met with Vice Chancellor Wilson and all the committee appointments were made for next year. The appointments should be mailed out in the next week or two. Elections Dr. Greenawalt announced the following elections results: - Grievance Committee Charlotte Goedsche Gwen Henderson Kathy Whatley - Faculty Assembly Shirley Browning Gary Miller, Alternate - Academic Appeals Board Nancy Kauffman Bill Sabo - Tenure Committee Pamela Nickless Arnold Wengrow Betsy Wilson - Hearings Committee Joe Daugherty Ileana Grams Joe Sulock Liability Insurance Report Dr. Cheryl McClary will present the liability insurance report to the 1992-93 Senate next Fall. VI. Old Business Dr. Hantz acknowledged Sandra Gravely for her efforts as Senate secretary and presented her with a gift. A round of applause followed. VII. New Business Vice Chancellor Wilson will give the administrative report at the 4:15 pm Senate re-organization meeting today. 1969 Senate Minutes Dr. Greenawalt discovered Senate minutes from 1969 regarding the parking controversy. Parking fees for faculty members had increased to $3.00; the Senate was in an uproar and turned the matter over to the FWDC for consideration! VIII. Adjournment Dr. Hantz adjourned the meeting at 3:45 pm. The Senate re- organization meeting will be held at 4:15 pm today. Respectfully submitted by: Sandra Gravely Debra Van Engelen