Memorial Resolutions for:

Professor Emeritus David Davis [1892]
Professor Dale McConkey [1893]
Professor Nellie McKay [1894]
Professor Emeritus Norman P. Sacks [1895]
Professor Emeritus Rudolf F. Sirney [1896]

Announcements/Informational Items.

Question Period.

Minutes of 6 February 2006.

Report of the Nominations for Election to the Committee on Committees.

The Committee on Committees nominates the following faculty members for election by the Faculty Senate from among the current membership of the senate to fill vacancies on the Committee on Committees.

Biological Sciences Division candidates:
Faculty member will serve a four-year term.
    Douglas Rouse, Plant Pathology, District 17
    Nizar Jarjour, Medicine, District 89

Arts and Humanities Division candidates:
Faculty member will serve a two-year term.
    Rachel Brenner, Hebrew and Semitic Studies, District 80
    Chelcy Bowles, Liberal Studies and the Arts, District 116

Continuing Faculty Senate members on the Committee on Committees are: Charles Fischer, Computer Sciences, District 52 (physical sciences); and Karen Holden, Human Ecology and LaFollette School of Public Affairs, District 43 (social studies). Continuing members representing the divisional committees are: Keith Kluender, Psychology (social studies); Antonia Schleicher, African Languages and Literature (arts and humanities); and Linda Schuler, Comparative Biosciences (biological sciences). Current members representing the University Committee are Robert Mathieu, Astronomy (physical sciences); and Jim Escalante, Art (arts and humanities).

Additional nominations may be made from the floor at the 6 March 2006 Faculty Senate meeting. Nominees must currently be members of the Faculty Senate and must be members of the biological sciences division or the arts and humanities division.

Committee of the Whole Discussion of the Board of Regents Draft of UWS Chapter 7 "Procedures for Dismissal of Faculty in Special Cases." [1897]

Legal Questions Regarding the Proposed UWS Chapter 7 Submitted by Professor Larry Kahan, Biomolecular Chemistry (District 97). [1898]